They've now released a dev blog about these new ships, so I pasted some comparisons into that thread.
There we have it - it's not so much an "update" as a "replacement."
Aurora then:
Aurora now:
Quasar then:
Quasar now:
To be clear, those are both the old skins of the Aurora and Quasar, respectively - I have no idea what the new versions look like.
This is a case of Fun With Commas - Sobeys is owned by a different obscene conglomerate, Empire Company.
Metro, Walmart, Giant Tiger, and Empire are the co-conspirators along with the Weston companies.
The Aurora and Quasar variants of the Science Vessel family have been totally remastered!
These are original, alternate skins for the Nova class - it's always interesting when they go back to touch up the really old stuff that nobody really uses any more.
I’ve realized it’s just the colors I don’t like.
Yeah, I think it suffers from the same issue that I had with the New Paradigm Daleks - the colours make it look very plasticy.
If the blue bits had more of a brushed metal appearance, I think it would look a lot better.
I have to admit, I don't envision this thing flying off the shelves.
The detailing is pretty cool, though - it's a shame that hasn't really come through on-screen yet.
We finally have a name!
According to provincial companies office and land titles documents obtained by CBC News on Tuesday, Kelly Vasas is the sole director of a numbered Manitoba company that owns 285 College Ave., where the evictions took place.
Of course, his presence there would have basically made the whole season pointless
I think that's probably why they tucked him into season two instead. I'm guessing they wanted him to appear in a way that wouldn't break the story, and that was easier to do in the time travel caper.
You're right, though - it was a big missed opportunity to reunite him with the cast, and even the set, of the old show.
Well, that's embarassing. I'm a little surprised they don't just disqualify the team and get on with it.
I don't know when it will actually be released, but I think the Lemmy devs are actively working on a post-tagging system. Once it's in place, we will probably figure out how it might best be used in our communities.
It probably wouldn't be newsworthy at all, but my understanding is that municipal governments are required by law to balance their budgets?