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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEly8nXA6OoI'm buying it just to see someone's conception of a Nazi invasion of America, like I would immediately watch any movie with the same idea, no matter how unrealistic an invasion of America would have been.
Seconded. I hope it's not a totally off the walls game just because there's Nazi ueber weapons of doom (weird new airplanes and attack blimps). If it were up to me, I'd make it like Red Orchestra...but then that would probably alienate many gamers. Therefore, I'd like to see at least a CoD-level gaming experience.Brother-Captain Gaius wrote:Here's hoping to some realism. I loved Return to Castle Wolfenstein, but I'd prefer something of at least Call of Duty's level in terms of technical (if not historical, obviously) realism.
Yeah, I already saw that from Enterprise...that was a funny two-parter...Nazi aliens! The new master race from space!Bounty wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEly8nXA6Oo
Wait... what? I always assumed they did an episode about a civilization with the same ideology, but you're telling me they nearly got same uniforms as well? Did they also have a german accent?IRG CommandoJoe wrote:Seconded. I hope it's not a totally off the walls game just because there's Nazi ueber weapons of doom (weird new airplanes and attack blimps). If it were up to me, I'd make it like Red Orchestra...but then that would probably alienate many gamers. Therefore, I'd like to see at least a CoD-level gaming experience.Brother-Captain Gaius wrote:Here's hoping to some realism. I loved Return to Castle Wolfenstein, but I'd prefer something of at least Call of Duty's level in terms of technical (if not historical, obviously) realism.
Yeah, I already saw that from Enterprise...that was a funny two-parter...Nazi aliens! The new master race from space!Bounty wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEly8nXA6Oo
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*sigh* even worse...Wait... what? I always assumed they did an episode about a civilization with the same ideology, but you're telling me they nearly got same uniforms as well? Did they also have a german accent?
That sounds like a bad LSD tripBounty wrote:*sigh* even worse...Wait... what? I always assumed they did an episode about a civilization with the same ideology, but you're telling me they nearly got same uniforms as well? Did they also have a german accent?
This is from the start of season 4. A bunch of aliens needed a time machine to go back home but they didn't have the parts, so they sold some laser cannons or something to Hitler who took over America. Archer then leads a bunch of mobsters on a raid against the time machine construction site while the ship starts dogfighting Stuka's, there's a large explosion and everything returns to normal or something. The end.
It may have been idiotic, but the game itself was awesome and the overall mood and attention to detail - in a campy, Invasion USA way - was great.Freedom Fighters did the idea and it was completely idiotic and poorly executed to boot
Yup. Berman and Braga thought it'd be real funny to end their last episode on a non-sequitur cliffhanger (Archer being woken up by an alien Nazi), and the writers ran with it and made it into a silly little evil alien time-travelling vampire Nazi from space!!! episode.That sounds like a bad LSD trip
Just in case you think I'm making this up.That sounds like a bad LSD trip
You- That had to be- What- Surely that was edited- They can't be that-Bounty wrote:Just in case you think I'm making this up.That sounds like a bad LSD trip
The very last bit with the Paramount logo was a quirk of Avidemux, but the rest is as it appears on the DVD.weemadando wrote:You- That had to be- What- Surely that was edited- They can't be that-Bounty wrote:Just in case you think I'm making this up.That sounds like a bad LSD trip
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!
Holy christ. Stukas? Dogfighting the Enterprise? Thank god I stopped watching that show after episode 1.Bounty wrote:Just in case you think I'm making this up.That sounds like a bad LSD trip
Best bit from the clip was the Enterprise repeatedly missing the Stukas. Or did they throw in twenty-something century targeting jammers for the hell of it tooHoly christ. Stukas? Dogfighting the Enterprise? Thank god I stopped watching that show after episode 1.
?Why are dive bombers are being used as fighters?Teleros wrote:Best bit from the clip was the Enterprise repeatedly missing the Stukas. Or did they throw in twenty-something century targeting jammers for the hell of it tooHoly christ. Stukas? Dogfighting the Enterprise? Thank god I stopped watching that show after episode 1.
I keep saying! The biggest problem with Star Trek is that no one can aim worth shit!Teleros wrote:Best bit from the clip was the Enterprise repeatedly missing the Stukas. Or did they throw in twenty-something century targeting jammers for the hell of it tooHoly christ. Stukas? Dogfighting the Enterprise? Thank god I stopped watching that show after episode 1.
Kane Starkiller wrote:BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
This is stupid beyond belief. Stuka's little green pew-pew lasers were a nice touch to complete the utter stupidity.
By the way remember how Trekkies always claimed that TIE's were no better than WW2 fighters? Who would've guessed that even if that was true they would STILL own the Starfleet.
That was plan A, but -Nobody onboard the Enterprise heard the term "orbital bombardment" before...
And later:T'POL: What's our repair status?
REED: Engines are at thirty six percent. Manoeuvring thrusters are offline.
T'POL: Weapons?
REED: The targeting array's fried. We'll be shooting in the dark.
T'POL: We're going to have to drop out of orbit to get close enough.
Again, at this point the ship was barely flyable, let alone combat-ready.REED: One hundred kilometres. Targeting scanner still can't get a lock. I'm going to have to do this the old-fashioned way. Switching to visual scanners.
T'POL: Slow us down. Two hundred kph.
REED A group of aircraft are taking off from the base north of Manhattan. They're headed towards us.
....Bounty wrote:Just in case you think I'm making this up.That sounds like a bad LSD trip
Me-109's had the mount for the 20 mm cannon inside the prop. From the looks of the lasers on the Stukas, it would have fit there. Also I think that a better fighter to have in the clip would have been Me-262's after all they the most advanced fighters the Nazis had. The stuka was a dive bomber. You DO NOT send dive bombers out to attack an air threat.LaserRifleofDoom wrote:Could we rationalize the use of Stukas by saying that they were easier to fit with laser cannons? They were mounted on the external heavy weapon points.
Actually I think those ME 110G Attack Planes or FW 190A-8 Serias should be fine for this, as they both mounted very heavy guns.LaserRifleofDoom wrote:
Could we rationalize the use of Stukas by saying that they were easier to fit with laser cannons? They were mounted on the external heavy weapon points.
Me-109's had the mount for the 20 mm cannon inside the prop. From the looks of the lasers on the Stukas, it would have fit there. Also I think that a better fighter to have in the clip would have been Me-262's after all they the most advanced fighters the Nazis had. The stuka was a dive bomber. You DO NOT send dive bombers out to attack an air threat.
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