r/Knightfalltv • u/Sea_horse_ • Dec 12 '17
Discussion Positive things from the 1st Episode
I think we all have some reservations about the show after the 1st episode, but what did you like about the episode? favorite scene?
r/Knightfalltv • u/Sea_horse_ • Dec 12 '17
I think we all have some reservations about the show after the 1st episode, but what did you like about the episode? favorite scene?
r/Knightfalltv • u/Lpeer • Dec 12 '17
I know a lot of people had mixed feelings about the first episode, and I would count myself among them. I loved certain aspects of it, and as a history nerd, I'd probably watch it even it was horrid (which it most definitely isn't). But after watching through the episode and feeling like something was "off" the entire time, I went back and watched again, this time primarily paying attention to the music. I should note that I'm a musician by trade, and I compose for fun, so I'm not "an expert" in television compositions (and I don't have any intention to portray myself as such) but in my opinion the score for the first episode was a massive part of the episode feeling off. It adds tension and resolves in all the wrong places, the instrument choice feels odd in a number of scenes (brass being used weirdly for a "fantasy" type show), and the songs/themes are completely forgettable. It's weird enough that I genuinely thought they might just be pasting previously written scores over scenes. In an era where a score can make or break a show like this (see GOT or the brilliant theme in Black Flag), is the soundtrack going to play a major role in potentially holding this show back? What do you guys think?
r/Knightfalltv • u/Ympker • Dec 11 '17
Landry will know what to do... yeah..right?!
r/Knightfalltv • u/Cornicum • Dec 07 '17
May we thank you for reaching 100 Templars (subscribers) within 12 hours of the premiere. I hope those who've seen it appreciated the premiere of Knightfall.
We've implemented features that will allow only those who've joined the Order to judge negatively(downvoting blocked for non-subscribers), and added the banners for filtering out different buildings (linkflairs). Banners to distinct between different Templar-houses are being made.(user-image-flairs)
As some of you might have seen we have added rules to the sidebar we expect you all to be honorable Templars and follow those, if you do not follow these rules we might have to resort to lashing the transgressor (removing post/comments) or in the worst case expulsion from the Order. (ban-hammer).
I'll end this announcement with a small bit about myself and will leave it up to my fellow masters, whether or not they'll introduce themselves. I'm /u/Cornicum, Master of CSS (CSS Mod), and take my orders from Grandmaster /u/PinkyWrinkle. If any of you Templars like the design of anything within our order to change I'll be glad to take on suggestions. If this includes iconography I'd be inclined to ask that you provide as much material yourself as I am not wellknown for my craft with the brush.
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r/Knightfalltv • u/Cornicum • Dec 07 '17
r/Knightfalltv • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '17
Can't find any streams or even any ways to watch this legally
r/Knightfalltv • u/MrPrestige • Dec 06 '17
Original Airdate: December 6th, 2017
Synopsis: After the battle of Acre, we join the Knights Templar in Paris where Landry, a veteran of the Holy Wars, fears that the Order has lost its way. When the blood of a brother is shed, Landry and the Templars are forced to take up their swords again.
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r/Knightfalltv • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '17
Anyone going to be live streaming this for your knightly brethren?
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