Try the N.A.S.A. State of the art, fictional moon landing in 1969.
@CSKA_Moscou said in #9:
> In my humble opinion the S2 was better, the first season was quite incoherent and above all, I didn't like that the hero took off his helmet, he lost a little of his mystery.
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> But i prefered foundation, it was a cool series
I didn’t watch s2 yet due to finals but i also found s1 kinda rushed and i expected master chief and girl from madrigal will be like grogu and mando but it didnt happened :(
> In my humble opinion the S2 was better, the first season was quite incoherent and above all, I didn't like that the hero took off his helmet, he lost a little of his mystery.
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> But i prefered foundation, it was a cool series
I didn’t watch s2 yet due to finals but i also found s1 kinda rushed and i expected master chief and girl from madrigal will be like grogu and mando but it didnt happened :(
@HiramHolliday do you believe in what you said, or you're just trolling? Cause it's quite easy to acknowledge that NASA really did that.
You will probably have to search on your own for this, definitely the copilot AI can help if you have Microsoft Edge browser.
But in terms of reasonable human developments in the next thousand years, the only game that sort of comes close to that is Alpha Centauri. Its one of the best simulation - warfare - city building games ever made, even if it is slightly older. Basically its the Civilization games but in space but with much cooler factions and technologies. Its just that, it takes place in Alpha Centauri, not the Solar system. H
onestly the only game that shows you developments in our solar system that I know of is Starfield. You can walk around on Titan and see resource extractors in action. They even have a little guided tour there. I think the devs paid special attention to our solar system, though what happened to Earth is sad, and the moon is more or less just the same random installations you see in every other part of the universe.
But in terms of reasonable human developments in the next thousand years, the only game that sort of comes close to that is Alpha Centauri. Its one of the best simulation - warfare - city building games ever made, even if it is slightly older. Basically its the Civilization games but in space but with much cooler factions and technologies. Its just that, it takes place in Alpha Centauri, not the Solar system. H
onestly the only game that shows you developments in our solar system that I know of is Starfield. You can walk around on Titan and see resource extractors in action. They even have a little guided tour there. I think the devs paid special attention to our solar system, though what happened to Earth is sad, and the moon is more or less just the same random installations you see in every other part of the universe.
I used to play Endless Sky. Haven't played it in a while, but it's pretty good and seems to meet your criteria:
endless-sky.github.io/
endless-sky.github.io/
Man did not walk on the moon.
No man's sky? I think?
I think there are some SIMS that you can control & also changing the Atmosphere on other planets in a game'
Not that dirty old colonization word.
In 300 years time they’ll be a movement looking for reparations wanting to make us all feel guilty for ‘white privilege’.. leave mars and all the other planets in the dark ages and let them enjoy being a dust bowl.
I’d also like to know what Greta Thunderdraws and her legions of dumb followers will make of the carbon footprint left behind as we zoom across the universe. Just Stop Oil pricks would no doubt want to stage an interstellar sit down and glue themselves to an asteroid.
On reflection I’m all for it if we can leave all the SJWs, vegans and all the other dogooders etc etc etc here.
In 300 years time they’ll be a movement looking for reparations wanting to make us all feel guilty for ‘white privilege’.. leave mars and all the other planets in the dark ages and let them enjoy being a dust bowl.
I’d also like to know what Greta Thunderdraws and her legions of dumb followers will make of the carbon footprint left behind as we zoom across the universe. Just Stop Oil pricks would no doubt want to stage an interstellar sit down and glue themselves to an asteroid.
On reflection I’m all for it if we can leave all the SJWs, vegans and all the other dogooders etc etc etc here.