What will effect the tv series?

[Escyos]

Actually they could build into each episode blank segments that as the release point gets near would then be taped and edited with the information about recent changes on the west coast. It could be as simple as background news broadcasts, some conversations in the background...what ever. But they would only need to tape a single scene close to launch with the related information, not multiple scenes as suggested.

No, as I said having such a large and open schedule would bankrupt them. There really is no conceivable (and cheap) means to accomplish that, what with the hundreds of variations and the fact that people would become enraged that their characters exploits were not reflected on screen. TV fans are among the most..."passionate" of fans and as such should have NO say whatsoever in the story.

[Dead_Phoenix]

No, as I said having such a large and open schedule would bankrupt them. There really is no conceivable (and cheap) means to accomplish that, what with the hundreds of variations and the fact that people would become enraged that their characters exploits were not reflected on screen. TV fans are among the most..."passionate" of fans and as such should have NO say whatsoever in the story.

thats what i mean by it will probly be minor things. like in game we discover (pur guess) through scripted events a new weapon if we defeat a boss. of course this would take a week or 2 to filter across the country so wouldnt appear in the tv show a week or to anyway.

its common practise for tv shows to shoot 2 or 3 endings or variations of scenes occasionally one to throw of spoiler addicts and 2 because they havnt decided themselves.

and its not hard to write ambigous dialoge "we have found x weapon" that could mean WE the gamers or WE the tv characters. even tho we lost the event and didnt get it. doesnt mean they simply shoot a scene changing it to "people in alaska have found x weapon" rather then SF bay.

but we just have to wait and see