What is the most campy sci-fi setting ever?
What could we do to make the most campy sci-fi setting ever?
>>46412170
jettisons
>>46412170
Thinking about it, if you do end up arming your astronauts for whatever reason, a setup where the gun's recoil points through their center of mass actually makes a lot of sense.
>>46412170
Probably it's Star Wars
Maybe not campy, but Red Dwarf is a sci-fi setting that definitely doesn't get enough love.
>>46412170
Barbarella
Flash Gordon
Blade Runner
Captain EO
>>46412488
Blade Runner isn't 'Campy'. Barbarella and Flash Gordon yes. Blade Runner - not so much.
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>>46412587
This was never on at a convenient time for me to watch it.
>>46412319
>laser
>recoil
>>46412596
You missed out, man. It was fucking mental.
>>46412587
Now this is camp
Fucking dark, but camp nonetheless
I'd play an RPG in the setting of pic related.
>>46412170
Blake's 7
watch the last starfighter, I guess
>>46412170
Buck Rodgers, no contest.
>>46412647
You never watched it then?
>>46412647
>>46413040
I was going to say, Blake's 7 was gritty and downbeat as fuck, I wouldn't have called it camp.
>>46412990
/thread
>>46412990
XXV shows that is was possible to make a non campy Buck Rogers. I would go with Space 1999. A show that tried to be serious but broke so many laws of physics that it wasn't possible to be taken seriously.
>>46413076
I dunno man, can you beat the main character flying and dogfighting with a space shuttle?
>>46412170
sorry but, webm source?
>>46413470
James Bond Moonraker.
>>46413470
That's Moonraker
An underrated Bond
>>46412621
This movie was the greatest, most perfect piece of cinematography ever generated. You have good taste, friend.
>>46413483
My friend shits on it so hard as a raging Bond fan, but looking at that webm I don't know wha his problem is
>>46413611
It's certainly not one of the greats but it has a cool villain and some nice action
A damn sight better than Octopussy at least
Only really got made to cash in on the post-Star Wars craze in 1977, so it was rushed and sloppy overall
Star Cops.
At first you might think it's a realistic setting that just seems campy due to cheap effects and a Moody Blues theme song. But then the space mafia, arab ninjas, Space Station Ronald Reagan, and secret evil clones start showing up.
>>46413611
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG5v7ng0o4A
The "PEW PEW PEW" effects don't really help the scene.
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SAVIOR OF THE UNIVERSE
>>46412621
Yes please!
>>46412621
>>46414059
God yes
>>46412621
There isn't that much worldbuilding done in the movie, you would have to create a lot.
>>46414357
Grab a pile of old Heavy Metals and some Moebius artbooks, you're good to go
>>46414357
Just open any work by Saint MÅ“bius and you're good.
>>46413918
>>46412587
These!
I'd play a Flash or Lexx game any day.
Red dwarf could be pretty decent too
All 3 would be pretty flexible to DM too. Everything goes
Oh, and far scape though not as camp
What does campy mean?
>>46413106
space shuttle door gunner master race
>>46412170
>What is the most campy sci-fi setting ever?
Barbarella
to whoever said bladerunner.... Have you ever even watched that film? How the fuck do you call that "campy"?
>>46412621
mmyes
>>46414357
>There isn't that much worldbuilding done in the movie
the movie did zero plotdumps, which is why it was so good
it just threw you into corben's life and let you experience the insanity firsthand
people like you are the reason every movie has a five minute voiceover that explains the setting and character motivations
>but why am cars fly?
>who am blue alien person?
>why rock want smash earth?
>>46412170
>What is the most campy sci-fi setting ever?
Orz are *happy campers*. Are you *happy campers* too? We should have *alliance parties*!
>>46412319
>if you do end up arming your astronauts for whatever reason
Cosmonauts used to have triple-barrel shotgun/rifle combiguns in their emergency kits, albeit for the event they land in the middle of Siberia and have to fend off angry bears and hunt for food while waiting for pickup.
I think they still use a pistol of some sort.
>>46417661
>What does campy mean?
Camp is when the designers or producers of a movie (usually a movie, sometimes other forms of media) sacrifice realism for humor, sometimes absurdist-level humor. They realize their special effects are cheesy and unrealistic, and characters might even comment on this.
If you haven't watched Barbarella, do so (and then read the comics the movie was based on). Once you do, you'll see how it's different from a conventional sci-fi movie.
>>46418570
That would be a bit of a bummer to survive space only to land and get killed by a wild animal when you land on earth.
>>46418570
They also had prototype laser pistols, apparently designed to shoot out enemy optical systems.
>>46418410
>people like you are the reason every movie has a five minute voiceover that explains the setting and character motivations
Hey, I was just saying. I didn't say it was a bad thin.
>>46413843
Aside from the sound effects though, thats a really well made and somewhat realistic space fight for the time.
>>46418410
It doesn't explain anything about the future being different because it wasn't very different than now. Cab driver, army, bureaucracy, passports, cruise ships, wacky black people, love is the magic. Shit's not complicated.
>>46412406
It really doesn't.
I should scan my copies of the RPG books for it and make PDFs.
>crtl F Space Balls
>no results
You had ONE JOB
>>46421259
Now, let's mash-up Spaceballs, Red Dwarf, and the Fifth Element.
If possible. Not sure how.
>>46415049
the protagonist
>>46412603
light has momentum
>>46415049
>>46423424
Funny enough, this is a thing:
http://www.amazon.com/Red-Dwarf-RPG-Todd-Downing/dp/0971082030
>Smoke me a kipper. I'll be back for breakfast.
>>46424909
holy smeg
>>46418619
It almost happened to some cosmonauts, which is why they started carrying guns.
>>46412170
Here you go.
>>46418494
>>46424909
And I have it.
I just need to dig the books out from boxes, but I have the Core rulebook, The Series Guidebook, and the AI Screen with EBB (I got the AI Screen as an edgy teen, so I gave Holly some crappy tattoos).
>>46412170
Am I the only one who finds this scenario... kind of horrific in retrospect? I dunno, there's something about getting your oxygen pump severed and suffering explosive decompression/asphyxiating/ burning up on re-entry/getting un-tethered and hurtled out towards the sun that seems like a really fucking horrible way to go.
>>46412647
Really? The sets and design are pretty hokey by today's standards, but that was one dark fucking show. The authoritarians ALWAYS WIN, the heroes are kind of scum bags, and everything's horrible. The fucking title character ditches the team at one point, and when they find him again he's become a broken down mercenary/bounty hunter/possibly enemy agent. The damn thing ends on a tpk, you can't get much more bleak than that.
>>46431064
When you think about it any sort of man to man combat in space would be terrifying. Hell any type of destructive combat. The movie Gravity and the anime Planetes did one thing very well and that is showing how easily everything is fucked in space by something as simple as bolt floating in the wrong place and the wrong time. Something the size of MIR getting ripped up could very well trap the human race on earth forever.
>>46412603
>what is an ion drive
>>46421470
Nah, just Space Balls and Airplane II
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG-0V-85H_0
>>46412170
Does anyone here remember Chromatic Space Babes?
>>46412170
>file name
Do Russian space gats go "BLYAT BLYAT BLYAT?"
>>46418742
Does that thing have fucking magazine for batteries? Love that senseless overengineering.
>>46421017
Yes you should.
Although the rulebook has already been done, just need the series guide if you could! ;-)
give up friends
Space Rangers. A show sow cheesy only a handful were made. Even Quark got more episodes.
>>46424909
>>46429471
It's not actually very good, you could probably do a Red Dwarf game with Fate hilariously easily.
I once thought up what some of the characters' trouble aspects in that system would be for shits and giggles. It lends itself well to this sort of silly game.
>>46436719
God, I haven't heard those names in ages.
>>46433842
The archive does and it looks fun.