Oops, kinda forgot to post this. This is Katyusha, our newest family member, who we've had for a bit over a month now.

Music is what I'm hoping, yeah, but we can try to figure out what's possible. I already have a solid plan for filming it and it's pretty well mentally storyboarded. I can start editing to the original music, and if you're able to so something for music, that can be added in. If you're unable to do something on the guitar, I know someone who composes music that might be interested that you could then provide vocals for, but I don't think he's that much of a fan.

Considering I recorded my part as a full a capella arrangement... (Not nearly as nice as this. If I knew any audio mixing I'd probably release just my stuff on my own at this point, but still.)

Any word on resurrecting this?

Heh, thanks. People that want more can ask through PM where I'll provide a frustratingly vague background and update. In the meantime I know I'm definitely on for the week after.

I haven't seen ID4:R but what you described sounds like it'd be at home in Lucifer's Hammer.

Oh man I couldn't even imagine.

Your gun is knocked out before the first big drop, so aside from targets in the hangar there's nothing really to be scored on. (I'm thinking compared to the Men in Black ride at Universal Studios Florida.)

My boss and I spitballed the idea of a video souvenir of your ride that's similar to what we produced, like a photo but with video of you and what you were seeing. It'd take a lot of setup though - a video feed from the goggles, a pinhole camera set in front of you (easy for the rear two seats in each car, more of a pain for the front two), instantly synced and put together to buy on a flash drive or a Dropbox link or something. We determined it'd be a complicated setup and would require tooling from the ground up, but would be VERY cool, and would cost significantly more than an in-ride photo. But you know enough people would pay ten or even twenty bucks to make it worth it.

Another article, this one from the Albany Times-Union. And a different set of riders in their attached video, with a curse that got past the filters at the first small drop after the lift.

http://www.timesunion.com/business/arti … 330821.php

A somewhat more full and vocal train from the day of, including, among others, a writer from the Glens Falls Post-Star.

I really wanted an Oculus Rift before. This experience has split my thoughts on that - it made me want one more, but I also know that without the physical sensation of being tossed around at 45MPH it won't be *quite* the same.

Yep, going away party turned into "Let's watch the Game of Thrones finale" and by the time everyone left it was 11PM.

Dang. I really, really like it. Tension seemed right to me (though I know it's a live document and I know it's probably been updated since Shadow read it), as did timing. And I was totally invested, to the point where I started skimming lines looking for brown after the last squealer.

As far as what they're doing and it making sense, it totally works. Ransom money for the Corvus crew, right? (Might be wrong on the ship name.)

Hell yes I want to be a part of this. Argus or Blue, maybe. Blue's nervous chatter and sarcasm are kinda my archetype, so I'd be fine playing that or doing someone else against type. If you want I can read an "audition" page for a few so you can cast me as you see fit.