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Also Known As: Color Out of Space Box Office Budget: $6, 000, 000 (estimated) Opening Weekend USA: $216, 162, 26 January 2020 Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $943, 018 See more on IMDbPro ? Company Credits Technical Specs See full technical specs ? Did You Know? Trivia The simulation that Benny is playing with on his computer before the asteroid strikes is a real game called Universe Sandbox 2. See more ? Goofs Ward Phillips states that "Most meteorite disintegrate in the atmosphere. " This isn't correct. A Meteorite, by definition, is a rock from space that impacts the Earth's surface. A rock that burns up in the atmosphere without reaching the surface is a Meteor. And a rock randomly drifting through space is a Meteoroid. See more ? Quotes Ezra: Nothing. Nothing. Cold and wet. But it burns. Sucking the life out of everything. It came down in the rock. It lives in the well. It grew down there. Poisoning everything. Changing everything. Into something like the world it came from. 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Watch the color out of space free. Hello everyone! Recently, I’ve been running an online game via discord with an attempt to make it feel like a home game and I’d like to share my setup and what I’ve learned in the process. My hope is that this will help others transition to an online space easier to continue to play our favorite games together. This is an attempt to keep the game focused on the players during a session rather than the map or the environment that this game is taking place in. Required Tools: A webcam and microphone, preferably a headset. Discord, OBS, and any multi-layer art program. I use photoshop, but nearly anything will work. Firstly, this is not a dig at roll20. I think it’s an excellent service and allows many to play together that otherwise wouldn’t be able to. I also think it works excellently with pre-made modules and works particularly well with maps and dungeon crawls. If that works for you, by all means use it. For many, it is almost certainly the better option. However, for myself it falls short in a few different facets. First and foremost as a DM it feels like a lot of setup per session that could be better spent making a more immersive experience. I’m also not able to improvise as easily and adapt to my players' whirlwind of actions. And lastly, and this is an issue with any online space, is immersion. When I’m on voice or video as a player or DM and I open up roll20 the glamour is broken and I switch to ‘on the computer mode’ where I tune out my DM and party members. This is almost certainly a personal failing, but I imagine I’m not alone in wanting a more fluid experience without the need to have multiple distracting web-pages open at once. Now, this method is not without its pitfalls. First, any online game just feels ‘different’ from a table top game and there will be some growing pains regardless. Nuance is missed, inter party chatter can be more disruptive, and using this method you are putting more work on yourself in the initial setup. Additionally, you’re the one moving the objects in the game space which can feel like a lot of extra work when you have to keep track of two dozen hobgoblins moving in initiative. With those objectives in mind, I’ve been running my game using Discord, OBS, and Photoshop, (Any art program will do). My goal is to have my players open up discord to fullscreen, and then never have to interact with their computer again throughout the course of the session. Here’s how: OBS: Open Broadcast Software is a free program that many streamers use to create multiple scenes and sources. This is probably the most difficult to set up initially. Using OBS, I created 3 main scenes that my players see during the game. One being my ugly mug, perched over a fake DM screen graphic on the lower part of the screen. 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You’d be a godsend. Ultimately, this isn’t a replacement for in person sessions, but I feel it’s a step in the right direction. Allowing your players to just watch you and their party members instead of moving tokens on a screen helps maintain that immersion and keeps them focused on eachother. Opening up web-pages or additional programs can be as disruptive as players on phones, and this is an attempt to mitigate that and suspend the illusion of everyone around the table for as long as possible. I hope that some of you find this helpful, and let me know if you have discovered any tricks to help keep your session alive during this time. Color Out of Space Free watching. Color out of space free watch 2017.

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Buoys in both realspace and jumpspace proclaimed the system was owned by the newly christened Tnvaru Leedimak Consortium, the arrays slowly unfolded and began to gather and transmit data, and the probes showed that the area was rich in resources. It had been the first colony the Tnvaru people had been allowed in the two centuries they had been a Near-Sapient species overseen by the Unified Near-Sapient Council. It had gone well, the colony. It had expanded rapidly in the three years. Nakteti thought all of that to herself as she stood watching the It Tastes Sweet be pulled into a repair and refit docking slip by tractor and pressor beams. She knew she was crying, staring at her ship, which had been carefully removed from the vast military cargo vessel that had hauled it from Guardian 442 Station. The Tnvaru ship was battered and beaten. The front torn open, holes in the main body, rents and tears in it, all of the crudely patched with what appeared to be every available metal. It had been attacked by a Precursor war machine, one of the fearsome unliving robot warships from a war between ancient species that had started over a hundred million years before. The same Precursor that, following its programming and its own logic that drove it to destroy any other species, had destroyed the entire colony that Nakteti had watched begin to grow. //Goodboi is here Nak-nak// the large robot next to her sent to her implant. Only it wasn't a robot. Nakteti had learned that over the weeks she had come to know it. It was the brain of a sentient species wrapped up by a heavy alloy frame. It was eager to please, eager to help, and tried to reassure Nakteti at every turn that it was friendly. //People come Nak-nak// the cyborg, the 'goodboi' told her over her implant. She heard the door open then close behind her. She knew it wasn't her crew. As soon as they had arrived most of them had been moved to medical care. She worriedly clasped her gripping hands and her catching hands together, all four hands squeezing each other. "We'll get her fixed up, Captain Nakteti, " A rumbling voice said from behind her. "My clan cannot afford this. My consortium is undoubtedly bankrupt, the majority of my clan is dead, and my people can not afford to pay for this, " Nakteti said softly. "We Tnvaru are not a wealthy species. It is only through luck that we were even granted permission to start a new colony and even then we could only afford to found one in the Great Gulf. " "You requested assistance. It is just minor repairs. To be honest, your ship is, well, to put it nicely, easily repairable by even trainees. It will do the repair crews good to work on it, get back to some basics, " the unseen being said. Nakteti knew it was a primate. One of the ones who called themselves Terran or human, depending on the mood. She had learned that Terra was the planet they were all from, sometimes referred to as TerraSol. They also called it dirt, or Earth, and sometimes jokingly referred to themselves as Earthlings. They were larger than they had appeared at first. Larger than even the Lanaktallan Overseers. Twice the size of a Tnvaru, outmassing them by a factor of ten. Nakteti knew the rule: Twice the size, eight times the weight. But human muscle tissue and bones were dense. They were just so big compared to her people and the people of the Unified Civilized Species. They were predator primates, omnivores, who smelled of aggression at times. She felt a slight ripple of fear knowing the being was behind her. //No scared Nak-nak// Fido sent to her datalink. //Human friend// "Is our ship so primitive to you? " Nakteti asked, feeling slightly sorry for herself. "No, ma'am, " the unseen human said. "Not primitive. Many people build ships of old tech as a hobby, for fun, or for specific purposes. Yours was a specific purpose, built to be a colony support ship. Jumpspace is the safest FTL travel type, especially if you may have gestating beings on it. There's more than a few groups who have gotten together and pooled their skills and time to create a colony ship much like yours. " "Oh, " Nakteti said. "I thought perhaps my poor Sweet was too primitive for you. " "No. Old tech is some of the best tech, " the primate said. "May I step up next to you? " Nakteti had noticed that humans were very careful, were very polite, very conscious of their movements around other species. She has seen them together. They were boisterous and often touched one another or invaded one another's personal space. She found it comforting. "Yes. If you wish, " Nakteti said quietly, reaching out with her lower hands, her gripping hands. She pressed them against the clear barrier between herself and vacuum. "My poor Sweet. " //Sweet goodship// The human moved up, moving close, and did not pull away from Nakteti when she reached out with her catching hand and touched his arm. "You escaped a Precursor in an unarmed ship. You brought your survivors through this, " the human said softly. "You experienced things, as a Captain, that you can told about, you can be trained for, but you never know how you will react when it actually happens. If it is any consolation, as a fellow Captain, I agree with every one of your decisions. " "But we are so far from home, " Nakteti said. "My people are overpopulated The colony failed, which means that my people will have to be moved to other worlds at great expense, we will have to pay that expense, as a species. This was our chance, our chance to start climbing up from Near-Civilized to Civilized. " The human shook his head, reaching out and putting one warm heavy hand on the fur of Nakteti's shoulder. "You seem civilized to me. " "There are many standards that the Unified Civilized Council require for elevation. One of which is the ability to found and properly administer a colony world. My people failed, " Nakteti stated. She reached up with her catching hands and put her hands over his. "You didn't fail, you ran into a Precursor machine. That's like saying someone who was murdered failed to hold a job, " the human said softly. "Your colony didn't fail, it was murdered. " Large tears fell from Nakteti's eyes as she considered the human's words. "What will happen to my people, human? " She asked, letting go of the human's hand, pulling her hands back from the barrier, and hugging herself tightly. "They must think us all dead, unaware that some of my crew and I survive. " "I do not know. What I do know is that your Councils have requested human assistance and already the Terran Confederacy has moved military forces in to protect the planets and people of your territory, " the human said. "But why? Over just one colony? " Nakteti asked, hugging herself tighter. "That Precursor was the first. Many more have arrived in Council Space. Not a few, but estimated hundreds and more every day. We fight to keep them from burning entire worlds, " the human said. //Oldboi badboi// "Can you embrace me? I am distressed, " Nakteti said. The human knelt down, wrapping his long primate arms around her, and gently hugged her. She put her arms over his and squeezed tighter until he got the right pressure. She reached out and touched Fido with her gripping hand on that side. She watched as the Sweet was docked, locked into place by massive struts that attached to her ship's battered hull. Figures, tiny at the distance, little more than specks, began drifting over the hull. She stood there and watched even as the twinkling of torches and welders began to sparkle. "I have seen enough, human, " Nakteti said. She leaned her head against the human's arm. "You can release me now, I am not so distressed. " "If you are sure, " the human said. He released her, standing to his full height. She turned around and looked up at him. He wore one of the Terran uniforms, on one shoulder a patch of a human hand grasping a planet and squeezing it until dust/vapor shot from it. Her implant, updated when she had boarded the station, labelled him as 'Major Carnight, TerraSol Confederate Military. " She 'touched' his icon and saw that he had been assigned to escort her. "May I ask where we are? We were at Guardian 442 before this, " Nakteti said. //home Nak-nak home goodboi is home// Fido said. She reached out and touched him again. "Orbital Station 3-15, " Major Carnight told her, as if that was all that was needed. "Oh, " Nakteti answered. Major Carnight shook his head. "Come with me. I'll have the corridors cleared. You can see where you are. " "May I hold your arm? " Nakteti held up her grasping and catching hands on that side. The human held out his arm and nodded in his species method of non-verbally signalling assent. She grasped his arm, amazing at the firmness of his muscles, like metal. Almost like the alloy making up Fido, who she touched with her other two hands. Together the three of them walked through empty corridors. She could smell the humans who had been there and she realized that she could smell other species, but all of those species had the slight smell of
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