Thread 712560523

Colonel O'Neill, if the Taur'i are to be our salvation, why is there still no good SG1 game?

>>712560523 (OP)
Because in early 2000s there were no good TV based games and now no one cares about SG1 enough to make a game.

>>712560523 (OP)
>nobody has ever made an x-com / star gate hybrid
why not it's a total no brainer

>>712561136
you mean a Stargate: Battlefront

>>712560523 (OP)
There are games?

>>712561136
stargate timekeepers

There was a cool map for Enemy Territory.

>>712560523 (OP)
Why did they make him so zesty?

>>712562157
whjatdoes that mean

>>712562710
it can mean many things

>>712560523 (OP)
Stargate shows are ultimately more like Mission Impossible (the TV series) in space.
only a fraction of the screentime is dedicated to Saving Private Ryan military action with aliens, or to Star Wars space combat. none of these is thus developed enough to make a game on its own, and trying to put both in a single game would require a huge budget and still not feel like the series.

>>712562784
ah okay ty

>>712562934
total bullshit, the series had plenty of both ground and space battle, it would slap as a battlefield/battlefront game.

>>712560523 (OP)
>why is there still no good SG1 game
Are there bad SG1 games?

>>712563247
that would basically just be an inferior Battlefield with the enemies reskinned as Jaffas/Wraiths.

>>712561494
Also a half-life 1 mod that had a decent sized community

>the missus has started her Nth rewatch of Stargate
>this thread pops up
i don't even watch the show and know most of what happens in it. same with star trek

>>712563332
Not really. Most are just mediocre at worst

>>712561415
this is more commandos than xcom

>>712563717
>the missus
>stargate
>star trek
Get an aids test, anon.

>>712563407
what a bizarre take

>>712563970
sorry my mistake then

>>712563407
>inferior
Battlefield devs can't get the formula right, who says a Stargate one couldn't pull it off?
I remember a Stargate 1942 mod that was pretty fun

>>712564078
don't be, you tried. that's all one can ask of a man.

>>712562934
The whole setup basically screams "XCOM clone". Of course you'd have to come up with some random shit you can use for equipment upgrades that wasn't really on the show but really, who the fuck cares. In fact, I think there's a game like that out already, Exogate Initiative or something, but it just kinda looks gay. It's like a less fun version of Wormhole Xtreme.

>>712564467
but i feel bad now. it kinda looked like xcom thing maybe. but i don't like those type of games so wouldn't know better

>>712560523 (OP)
there is
its called project nortubel

Anyone else glad stargate is dead because then no one can ruined it now?

BOAH!

>>712563717
It's one of the least soi infested space related tv shows. Humans find a gate that links to a global inter-planetary travelling system, they discover a parasitic alien race that has enslaved the galaxy and then they blow them up with C4

>>712564579
Yeah. It really died at the best possible time. Universe was already a blunder that heralded lame and gay things but at least Hitler and fatboy were kinda fun to watch.

>>712564579
Stargate was ruined the moment they stopped doing planet of the week stuff.

There is a indie game called Project Gate on Steam.
I found it this NEXT Fest, but it is pretty raw at the moment.

>>712564579
I don't think anything can be ruined. Like ok if they make something new. At worst it's something you don't like and you can ignore it. If it's ok or good then better. It doesn't ruin anything imo

>>712560523 (OP)
Anise >>>>>> Carter

>>712564661
Conveniently ignoring the penis phaser to make your joke work?

>people tell me Atlantis is the DS9 of Stargate
>it's actually the Voyager

>>712564918
That's basically a tazer and they used it as such when they didn't want to kill. Otherwise it was MP5's and C4

>>712565078
I don't see what it has to do with DS9 other than niggers chilling out on a space station. The Voyager comparison is kinda reasonable. Especially for the first season.

>read somewhere that Dark Matter had a plot tie in into Stargate
>watch an entire season before realising I am watching the wrong Dark Matter
Yeah, so anyways, I agree with anons that xcom suits best for Stargate. I'd like an Atlantis game personally, but SG1 would do fine as well.

watch stargate universe

did that stargate network fan game ever get any real game in it?

>>712564579
This but unironically.

>>712565195
>>712564918
didn't 3 shots from that disintegrate the target tho?

>third person or fps
>the Stargate command is hub you can explore and stuff
>you go explore planets solving puzzles that Carter can help you solve
>the occasional gunfight with goaulds or whatever

There you now only need funding

>>712565857
initially yes but later on they retconned it.

>>712565857
They retconned that pretty early on. They used the disintegration thing a grand total of what, two times or something.

and just because my reproductive organs are on the inside

>>712561136
>Going through the Stargate in anything but first person
Kill yourself

Hallowed are the Ori

>>712566148
is it retcon if they simply dindn't shoot 3 times anymore

>>712565273
Best setup would be an offworld base
Monthly shipments of supplies from Earth
Send teams out to shit that your gate can connect to but Earth one can't for reasons
Free to upgrade base because its not the Earth one
Plenty of Guauld stuff but also other races and things to meet. Give devs license to add things not in the show.
XCom tactical gameplay most of the time, VN style moral choices occasionally where you have to suss out if the aliens you're talking to are trying to screw you, goooold sympathizers or mini hitlers or something or if they could be good partners.
These segments can devolve back into XCom tactical gameplay as you scramble off world again
Similar minigame with random unscheduled offworld connections to your base and whether to seal the iris or not
Maybe your base is cut off at some point and you end up having to scrounge alien tech to supplement your P90 armoury
Cute Carter knockoff leads your R&D division

>>712565376
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_C_PefoE4o

>>712566365
Yeah, they kinda made fun of it in the show. There's this episode where that dude makes a Stargate knockoff TV show and when they discuss not-Zats, they go all
>yeah and when you shoot it 3 times it disintegrates the target
>why the fuck would it do that, that's retarded
Or something like that

They should make an Atlantis game to finish the wraith storyline

>>712560523 (OP)
>We're less than 2 years away from the 20 year anniversary of SG1 ending
Holy fuck that hits hard, I remember watching Unending in my room with my brother, we got Wendys while we were watching. I spent years huffing cope that they would revive the show.

>>712566365
they soft retconned it by simply never using it again (and expecting the audience to forget). they did the same with many other things in the series.

>>712566579
it was used once on a locked chest to open it too

>>712566561
I still can't believe they actually made universe after this episode aired

>>712565857
Remember when this creates a plothole in the first time travel episode when they use it to destroy the evidence they were ever in the past

>>712566746
no it was to destroy it because it contained time-displaced technology. the whole episode about SG-1 travelling back to 1969 was deemed to be badly written in hindsight, and all later instances of time travel had much stricter rules.

>>712560523 (OP)
Stargate by nature is ill-suited for a combat-gameplay, and it requires a creative approach that very costly in development, reusing very little.

It's an episodic show where most episode approach a new SF concept, in aliens environment or 50% green forest.
Many plots don't require combat and are often just characters social interactions with bizarre civilization or technology they don't understand.
Most adventures require switching between multiple characters to understand what's happening, and the narrative suspense come from character(s) ignoring event that elsewhere. This, would go against player agenda and relative omniscience.

As gameplay goes, such game would require to talk a lot to make the plot move, or play minigame using alien-tech.
As combat goes, go'uld aren't especially original. Neither are Replicators, and making new aliens for a single map is costly.

Besides, we all know Womhole-x-treme is the real shit.

I found SG1 boring

>>712566148
>They used the disintegration thing a grand total of what, two times or something.
Off the top of my head
>Season 1 finale to hide the Jaffa bodies when they were on Apophis' ship
>1969 they zat a box of gear to erase them from existence
Did they vapourize the alternate universe Hammond in the quantum mirror episode or just twice to kill him?
Michael Shanks said in an interview that a director made up the disintegration on the spot while filming an episode because people asked how they were going to hide the bodies from guard patrols for a scene

>>712567413
Oh yeah, then it's three times in total, they also use it once to hide a body in the episode where Teal'C gets cucked

>>712567232
lmao

>>712567413
why didn't they just c4 the bodies?

>>712567620
It was when they were on the ship at the end of season 1, it was a stealth mission

>>712567134
How about some EVE like game with Stargate ships?

>>712563978
why?

>>712566307
The bad guys from the guardians of the galaxy game remind me of the ori

>>712560523 (OP)
The hype for Stargate died by the '10s, which consequently is around the time we had some more scifi-ish games going like the Mass Effect series.
Now that we've got an upcoming Expanse game, Exodus, an untitled (supposed) Mass Effect "4", and even the rest of the sci fi sloppa as of recent such as Starfield and Star Wars Outlaws, there'd be almost no reason for an SG1 game not to exist - if the series still had any hype around it, that is. It's been too long since it aired to the point that only 30+ year old boomers would even understand what the game's about.
An RPG with a Cheyenne mountain/spaceship hub world and different areas locked behind "gate codes" would be pretty cool thoughbeit.

>>712567134
this is extremely easy anon
Myst
but Stargate

>>712567413
You forgot about the guy that cucked Teal'c

>>712561690
>Indeed

>>712563247
Not completely disagreeing with you but... trying to convert the sheer sophistication of those fight into gameplay would be very costly.
And we are not talking of going full Open-world crazy.
Most of the ground battle are small squad battle, rarely giant battleground unless you are crying goodbye to a beloved medic.
If you want to involve spaceship you either make a whole spacefighter minigame, or you fight inside the corridors or a giant space.

>battlefield/battlefront
Stargate setting is pretty bad for large battle with a constant stream of cannon fodder. It can also barely afford vehicular gameplay.

And I played the Half-life mod for Stargate.

>>712567134
How about an Outer Wilds type of game of discovering things with only occasional need to fight. Progress limited by what chevrons you know.

Hell, you could even take the time loop episode as the base for that game.

>>712564579
>Anyone else glad stargate is dead because then no one can ruin it now?
Honestly, yes.
It absolutely lasted for too long. I'd say they should have stopped at Season 6.
I can applaud the attempt to switch to a different kind of SF tropes with Atlantis (much more isolated) but it was already stretching too far.

Sometimes, you need to accept the setting is overcrowded or no longer shaped right for cool adventure.

>>712564915
>rise to the challenge

>CTRL+F GOOLD
>no results
shit thread
im going back to /tv/

>>712567735
Sins of a Solar Empire Stargate mod exists

>>712564579
Eventually some fat greasy studio executive is going to dug it up and do horrible things to it

>>712568932
Yeah at the end of season 10 humanity was way to overpowered

>>712565857
>>712566148
There was a funny take on why they did that in the "wormhole'x'treme" spin-off.
I vaguely remember a pic explaining it, but can't find it.

Basically it was:
>romantic scene after the battle
>wait, wait, wait!
>can't have romance with all those cadavers of enemies around
>let's just say the alien pistol disintegrate the target after three shot

>>712569585
Roland Emmerich already tried and failed to get a reboot of the original film made

>>712569739
Maybe he shouldn't have made that shit flop independence day sequel

>>712567989
muzzle discipline oh no!

>>712569585
Did you forget about this?

>>712570014
It probably had something to do with the fact he wanted to make a whole trilogy of films

>>712570460
There are probably like 30 people in the entire world who know that this was a thing. And that's a good thing.

>>712570460
Yes, and I went to great efforts to do so. And now you have reminded me of it.

>>712570460
that’s not real

>>712570460
>Catherine Langford and her 2 friends actually figured out how to dial gate back in the 30s by jump starting it with some jumper cables off a Willys Jeep and then go to Abydos where they slap Ra's demi-god bitch then go to war with Ra who promptly forgets about pesky Earthling using the gate to attack him by the time the movie happens

Got to hand it to her, Catherine was an amazing actor. She looked so astonished when the gate was activated by Daniel for the first time in 1997, you'd swear she hadn't been through it a few dozen times saving her father from the evil Goa'uld.

Also she's kind of a bitch for not warning O'Neill's team about the existence of the Goa'uld before they left for Abydos

>the last time they had the original actors together
>a mobile game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DntM1sTSH3M&list=PLkIQ91J-pC79rxrXbDZA5rMjWAPGYqLcv
It would be passable if it wasn't a mobile game and was a few years earlier so they didn't sound so tired

>>712567735
>How about some EVE like game with Stargate ships?
SG don't have enough ship diversity for it to be fun, and cannot do without squad combat

>>712568016
>Myst
>but Stargate
That's just silly, the enigma of Myst were crazy because it didn't have to sustain a whole setting. And the combat/adventure hungry playerbase would not like that kind of enigma.

>>712568418
>How about an Outer Wilds type of game of discovering things with only occasional need to fight. Progress limited by what chevrons you know
What you describe would still be very costly, you need each planet to have a minimum of content locally.

At most I could imagine a plot like this
SG-base => planet => discovers new coordinate => need to go back and force to previously discovered planet to talk to NPC and solve stuff.
Then you'd have "trouble" like Go'uld using the gates so you need to fight them there, or needing to contact the Asgard from another planet and convince them to help, fetch quests.
It would involve making a big change with factions who are already using the gates themselves to commerce.

Outer Wilds is a VERY peculiar setting, it rely on moving around a lot and not needing dialogues.

>Hell, you could even take the time loop episode as the base for that game.
Way to go completely wacko.
As said above, it would not be suited with talking to people to gather information.

>>712560523 (OP)
>there was a StarGate MMO game in development
>it made perfect sense and completely satisfied questions of both sharding and instancing with in-universe explanations
>perfect setup for teams to be guilds
>perfect setup for easy questlines and dailies with the wormhole
Sucks so hard they cancelled it.

>>712571248
It sucked so hard they kinda had to cancel it. Granted I just played the alpha version, and it was really just alpha as fuck, and not of the modern "pre-alpha footage" kind, but still. The spark just wasn't there.

>>712560523 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2kw-nBwpy0
They did almost make one though.

>>712571226
>Way to go completely wacko.
I could have liked an argument, but ok.

>>712569597
Giving mankind proper warship was the mistake.

What would suit more the "infantry + airforce" vibe would have been a glorified landing ship with stealth-cloak.
Only gaining the ability to land far away from gates.
And as a late story ship: a fragile aircraft-carrier, avoiding combat while the spacefighter do trench runs and landing ships do rescue mission.

Hell, I had a ridiculously cool idea to have the Russian participate.
Make them modify a SUBMARINE into a hovering spaceship, and make an episode about them going back underwater on an alien planet to kill enemy spaceship submarine-style.

>>712571248
It was interesting it was also going to add canon plot details as well. One that we know about was going to be the caretaker race expansion. The 4 races were going to have all spawned their own planned successors. The Ancients created Humans, the Furlings created the Goa'uld, the Nox didn't have one at the time of the games cancellation, and the Asgard created the Solacris, a mechanical life form that eventually caused the plague that nearly killed the Ancients, which lead to their Ascension for survival and ended the Alliance of the Four Races.

>>712571874
Their ships were fucking shit until the final episode anyway so it's OK

>>712571874
>Giving mankind proper warship was the mistake.
Fuck no it wasn't, one thing that sets Stargate apart from most Scifi franchises is it had a slow, proper and completely realistic power creep. It would have sucked ass if it was stuck in static forever

>>712572161
>It would have sucked ass if it was stuck in static forever
90% of the show is still SG-1 walking around shooting people with bullets

hi /v/

Where's GOOLD-poster

>>712560523 (OP)
GOOLD?

>>712571682
>I could have liked an argument, but ok.
I honestly consider the argument I DID give was more than enough to understand the problem.

In Outer Wild the time-loop work because you don't need to talk to peoples, and it's ok to relive the same event because the star system is extremely creative with time based mechanic easy to exploit with spaceship. The whole plot is also to accept death and leave it all behind

In a Stargate setting, you need a lot of discussion, you wouldn't appreciate all your hard-work (diplomacy or combat alike) to reset as if nothing happened. If the loop is very short you wouldn't have the time to end-up with events like this webm.
Finally, travel time to areas is literally gated, then you can only walk.

So best I give you:
HUB design with SG-base to resupply rarely, shit happening locking the gate or making you lose the gimmick to open the Iris.
A need to travel between a few planets to gather information, do local quests, get help

etc

>>712564915
She's still got it.

>>712560523 (OP)
Use to watch this as kid with my father. Didn't remember it, so I started it over this year. I'm on season 5 right now. Really enjoying it.

>>712573949
Be sure to watch the movies and Atlantis as well
SG-1 and Atlantis aired concurrently for awhile so if you want the perfect watch order consult this list https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b5T6bk5bS9LDaIVXR55-agOd_FYgTN0TZcpZDfvnMg4/htmlview#gid=10

>>712572161
>It would have sucked ass if it was stuck in static forever
It wasn't static at all.
And giving them a full-fledged warship is the bad kind of power creep. It also completely changed the dynamic into something StarGATE isn't suited for: pretending to be Startrek.

What would have helped would have been smaller spaceship doing commando stuff they couldn't do when limited to the gates. Like being blocked by the Go'uld also setting up their own ways to block the gate, which prevent the UAV + Missile solution.
Requiring commando operation to C4 their generator from the other side.

One memorable episode was the one where they use a small ship to reprogram a space-mine to sabotage a go'uld meeting.

In a slut for Stargate but I struggle to think of a good blend that fits the universe. Obviously, travel through the wormhole will be a loading screen.
Third person squared shooter? Custom gear and loadouts? Stat growth or equipment found on other worlds? How many worlds are there? It'd be lame as fuck if there were like 9 fully fleshed out planets. Many planets with smaller yet intricate maps? What about the arsenal? P90s are cool but I got a get some staff action.
Lots of possibilities here, I think figuring out what style works best. I don't want XCOM, but I don't want The Division either. And can't forget, the whole point of the Stargate program is exploration, got a make that worthwhile.

>>712564915
>>712573772
I like almost all characters, but I really don't like Carter. Not sure if it's the actor or character. Even the young cadet Hailey would have been better.

>Mind of a 50 year old Air Force Colonel gets put into the body of a teenager
>Wants to go back to highschool and fuck underaged cuties
Absolutely indescribably fucking based.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DP5qyZg478

>>712574185
I think it should lean into the RPG side. Make it more of a choose-your-own-adventure RPG with infrequent combat.

>>712574153
I watched the original movie before getting into the series. I'll definitely use that list because I was wondering when the other movies played into the timeline. Unlike SG1, I do have some memories of Atlantis. I'll definitely be watching that again though.

>>712574459
I agree I just didn't wanna get bullied cause of RPG elements being a meme. Also works very well, start as a low rank specialist or civilian and climb ranks.

>>712574285
really?.. I agree Carter was my least favorite, but Hailey was insufferable. I hated all her episodes.

>>712574494
>when the other movies played into the timeline
The very end because they're replacing Season 11 after the show got cancelled

>>712574494
>Stargate
>Stargate SG-1 Seasons 1-7
>Stargate SG-1 Season 8-10 and Atlantis Seasons 1-3 simultaneously
>Stargate SG-1: The Ark of Truth
>Atlantis Season 4
>Stargate SG-1: Continuum
>Atlantis Season 5
>Stargate Universe

If you want the full timeline.

>>712570460
Is that worth watching? I've never heard about this

>>712574821
It was not good.

>>712574568
I agree she's insufferable, but Carter is just... nothing to me. Even when she argues, it's like the same tone with everything else. Not quite monotone but not quite anything else either. Idk, maybe it's because I think Hailey is cuter and I'm letting that cloud my opinion. But I still thought that way even before Hailey was introduced.

>>712574821
NO. I'm a huge Stargate fanboy apologist that loves everything and even I can't put up with that heap of shit.

Horrible acting, horrible CG, horrible story, obliterates the canon, it's irredeemable.

Is the Farscape game any good?

>>712574750
>Stargate SG-1 Season 8-10 and Atlantis Seasons 1-3 simultaneously
They take place around the same time I assume? Is there an overlap with characters, story, etc?

>>712575343
>They take place around the same time I assume? Is there an overlap with characters, story, etc?
Correct, however there is very little overlap between their two narratives.

There's only one genuine crossover episode. 'Letters from Pegasus' in Season 10 of SG-1 where the team visits Atlantis. Takes place somewhere near the start of Atlantis Season 3 based on dialogue.

>>712575517
>>712575343
Sorry the Season 10 epside is called 'The Pegasus Project' not Letters from Pegasus that's a different Atlantis episode fuck.

>>712573031
Who the fuck were these assholes anyway

>>712575764
The Reetou

>>712575851
Remember in the episode where the Reetou were revealed that they said that "Mother" the Reetou that the boy was made by, was inside the base since the native american guy episode...which means that the Reetou was on base during the black hole event AND when Apophis was on base pleading for his life.

>>712574185
>It'd be lame as fuck if there were like 9 fully fleshed out planets. Many planets with smaller yet intricate maps?

9 planets can be a fucking lot if you move far from the gate, and have more variety than what they could afford with their budget.

Like:
1) SG-base
2) mandatory desert with pyramid and Egyptian city, may attract go'uld later
3) mandatory green forest/mountain with a celtic village, hiding those Asgard enigma
4) inhospitable mushroom planet you need to explore because of some machine on it
5) go'uld controlled mining world, that's not a green forest, with mines and go'uld stuff to put C4 on
6) Tokra controlled world 90% tunnels, beware go'uld bomb strike
7) a go'uld mothership to drop grenade in
8) a world with a technological civilization you need to convince to accept refugee and fight against go'uld
9) totally alien world with a what-the-fuck enigma you barely survive, then need to exploit

>>712576010
Reetou probably see crazy stuff like that all the time since their whole raison d'être is being invisible and watching everyone else's shit go down.

>>712576106
She basically almost died on base by not helping them with the black hole and ALSO how did Teal'c and Apophis not detect it?

>>712564579
>Origins
Also reboots are in the works for both the original movie and the show's continuity. Enjoy nigga.

>>712575851
Fuck the reetou, such a wasted race that went nowhere

>>712574153
I never really liked Atlantis.
The whole tone was a bit different. And I just disliked most of the characters.
I should probably give it another chance, since its been 20 years or something.

>>712576237
To be fair I doubt the Reetou are any more qualified to disable black hole connections than Earth was.
Apophis wouldn't have cared. Teal'C not sensing anything during the whole period is a valid point though.

>>712576498
NTA but I was in the same boat as you and watching Atlantis again was just as dull as back then for me. I'd honestly just skip it to some other TV show like Dark Matter

>>712576569
The thing is that Goo'ld get a physical reaction to them being near so i don't know if Apophis wouldn't have cared.

>>712576498
It gets better once you get past the first season. But then it basically depends on whether you like the characters or not. It's effectively the Shepard & McKay show. If you don't like them, you probably won't like the show.
It also really doesn't help that the wraith are basically just nameless fuckers. Part of what made GOOLD fun was their ties to mythology and their arrogance. Random nameless metalheads from Finland with hand-vaginas just aren't the same.

>>712560523 (OP)
Stargate was that type of d-level slop that people emulate nowadays in their lesbian comedy

>>712576709
Todd was the only interesting Wraith but he doesn't show up a lot. Though it's probably a good thing he wasn't overused.

Michael became tired with his constant whining
>boohoo i HAD to massacre several planets worth of random innocent people to survive because of what you did to me :(
He should've dropped that crap after the first couple of appearances and then simply accepted that he was a power hungry fuck that wanted to lead the Chosen Hybrid Race and rule the galaxy.

>>712576569
>>712576709
>It's effectively the Shepard & McKay show
This, once Flanigan and Hewlett really established their roles and really get into character they got really passionate about the series overall similarly with SG1 cast. Flanigan gets so invested that he wanted to buy the rights so that they could finish Atlantis properly when MGM went bankrupt, and he originally hated the idea of being in a sci-fi series.

>>712560523 (OP)
There was an ego-shooter in development while the show ran, but it got cancelled. They reused some game scenes for an episode that was about a VR environment or something.

>>712577916
meant the other reply for >>712576498

>>712577916
>say da word Joey and we'll nail dose MGM bastads

>>712578069
Heil Hitler

>>712564513
>Exogate Initiative
This looks more like Evil Genius fan project with Star Gate coat of paint and nothing like XCOM

>>712576370
Fake and gay

>stargate single player rpg
>MC owns a small farm in bumfuck, idaho
>finds a buried stargate after plough gets fucked
>sets it up in his barn, plays around with the dhd
>dials to a planet by sheer luck
>goes through, finds abandoned planet where it is always night, but 2 moons so its light enough to see
>finds abandoned gold mine
>can spend a few trips back and forth from the mine to accumulate great wealth, use it to upgrade farm, equipment, guns, etc
>can now explore worlds kitted-out to find cool shit, but also its an optional farming sim
>find companions on several worlds that can join you (also love interest)
>goa'uld planets are stealth (optional) and fps clearout scenarios with varying rewards
>end goal of the game is to become disgustingly rich, and to defend earth against an impending invasion
>the story will naturally gravitate to announcing to the US military that you have a stargate
the only plot issue is a third stargate would definitely be detected by the military, but im sure some sci-fi bullshit could be made up

>>712564579
>Died right when the era of long run, 20+ episode season, deeply detailed universe/lore TV was dying off to be replaced with 6 episode, drawn out serialized wannabe movies
Yeah it was for the best even though I miss it

>>712582046
how does mc dial home? how does he go to planets other than the abandoned one?

>>712567232
A desert on a distant world
Is where the soldiers met.
The Jaffa bore three marks, in gold:
Apophis, Horus, Set.

The line was drawn. The scene was tense.
The air was rich with fear.
Each Jaffa waited for a sign
That only he could hear.

The Serpent guard, while they were paused,
Lit up his eyes with red.
To terrify the other two
Though nothing had been said.

The Horus guard was not so cowed,
And caused his beak to shine
To show the other two that he
Wore armor tough and fine.

The Setesh guard was overwhelmed
And could not get a grip.
And in his fear, he panicked and
His nose began to drip.

This epic tale, by the Jaffa,
Was long thereafter spoke.
Setesh was mocked for it for years
(I trust you see the joke.)