Crusade
Crusade
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Crusade doveva raccontare le avventure della nave spaziale Excalibur della Alleanza Terrestre, il vascello tecnologicamente più avanzato a disposizione degli umani. Compito principale dell'equipaggio della Excalibur è di trovare una cura per un morbo devastante liberato nell'atmosfera terrestre dai Drakh, una razza ostile che mira a vendicarsi degli umani e dell'Alleanza Interstellare per aver convinto i propri maestri, le Ombre, ad abbandonare la galassia. L'Excalibur ha cinque anni di tempo per trovare una cura, trascorsi i quali il virus si sarà adattato alla fisiologia umana, portando alla cancellazione completa della vita sulla Terra.
flavo43ha recensito
21 novembre 2025•
Crusade, the spin-off from Babylon 5, has always left me with mixed feelings. After several seasons of B5 that kept growing stronger and more ambitious, I think I was subconsciously ready for a genuine ending, not a new beginning. Crusade arrives almost too quickly, asking you to invest in a fresh crew and a new quest while the emotional dust from the Shadow War and B5’s finale is still settling. The concept—a desperate mission to save Earth from a lethal plague—is solid, but the execution feels uneven. The computer graphics, which once felt groundbreaking, were already starting to look stale, and that undercuts some of the show’s intended scope. It’s easy to imagine that if they’d waited another couple of years, with better effects and a bit more distance from B5, audiences might have been more ready to embrace it fully. As it stands, Crusade feels like an intriguing but premature epilogue.
flavo43ha recensito
21 novembre 2025•
Crusade, the spin-off from Babylon 5, has always left me with mixed feelings. After several seasons of B5 that kept growing stronger and more ambitious, I think I was subconsciously ready for a genuine ending, not a new beginning. Crusade arrives almost too quickly, asking you to invest in a fresh crew and a new quest while the emotional dust from the Shadow War and B5’s finale is still settling. The concept—a desperate mission to save Earth from a lethal plague—is solid, but the execution feels uneven. The computer graphics, which once felt groundbreaking, were already starting to look stale, and that undercuts some of the show’s intended scope. It’s easy to imagine that if they’d waited another couple of years, with better effects and a bit more distance from B5, audiences might have been more ready to embrace it fully. As it stands, Crusade feels like an intriguing but premature epilogue.
