You omitted the fact that in Shadowrun magic reawakened in 2012. So you have cyberpunk with orks, trolls, elves, dragons and all kinds of creatures which were born in the following years.
You omitted the fact that in Shadowrun magic reawakened in 2012. So you have cyberpunk with orks, trolls, elves, dragons and all kinds of creatures which were born in the following years.
Well ... whatever many other people say, I liked it. I especially liked that many things which are only mentioned in the book, are shown in the movie. It's not just about Bilbos journey. The book can gloss over many things or explain them with a sentence. A movie can't without losing the reasons WHY people are doing…
S.M.Stirling wrote a series called "The Change" in which all electric and pressure driven things stop working. No cars, no gunpowder, no electricity. Some of the characters create an order of Dunedain Rangers and call Tolkien by the title of "Great Translator" ... they also adopt elvish as their offical language
and a big part was the launch vehicle ... I think something like 200 million $ ... getting things into space is still very expesive. That's the reason they try to develop reuseable rockets.