WTF is "altered carbon"? There is "sleeves", "stacks" etc, but what is the "altered carbon" means?
Altered Carbon
Tyler Barnes
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Alexander Reed
something about altering the lifespans of carbon-based life idk
Mason Gutierrez
Jesus, it look as good as Bladerunner 2.
Jayden Rivera
No it doesn't. It looke like someone trying to copy Blade Runner. I mean it still looks OK, just not great.
I like the book and will give it a try.
Ian Cooper
Great for TV series.
Matthew Lee
blade runner is already shit so they cant make it more shitty
Ryan White
I liked the book and Dichen Lachman is in this so I'm sold.
Julian King
Another dystopian sci-fi...
Is fun sci-fi eye popping a thing?
Austin Johnson
I'm getting pretty fucking tired of this whole upload your mind / artificial humans shit
Evan Mitchell
>Altered Carbon is coming to Netflix
Aw shit nigga
Jeremiah Rogers
Official trailer:
Thomas Martinez
Look like shit
Henry Cooper
Care to explain yourself, mate?
Chase Gonzalez
Its a book series about a half jap mercenary who is just a mind.
>sleeves
body
>stacks
minds
>altered carbon
I don't recall.
Henry Sullivan
will it have as much sex the book?
Josiah Wood
remind me what is the difference between a Methusal and a regular stack
Isaac Taylor
>I don't recall
THIS - nobody knows what "altered carbon" means.
John Ward
why? name few others
Robert Sullivan
The trailers look too OTT. Where did all this super strength come from? Punching through walls, knocking people flying, etc. - the bodies were more 'peak-human condition' Cap-like in the books, with added anti-rad, built-in body armor and stuff. They're hitting like tanks in these trailers.
It is a highly probable future.
The books had a more 'clean' shiny and chrome background look. This does appear to be copying the neon-grimy Bladerunner aesthetics.
Parker Johnson
Meths have practically limitless funds so they get new bodies regularly and don't age at all, regular stacks typically get young bodies(at great expense) and age with them until they die of old age/get a new stack.
Most people don't bother after a few because the cost is so high.
Ayden Moore
Meths have money for clones for regular body swap (resleeve) - so they literally don`t age, and regularly use memory backups for safety reason. Regular humans live all their years in one body and age + their memory stored in "stacks", they can be physically destroyed for eternal death.
Blake Wright
>Where did all this super strength come from? Punching through walls, knocking people flying, etc. - the bodies were more 'peak-human condition' Cap-like in the books, with added anti-rad, built-in body armor and stuff. They're hitting like tanks in these trailers.
my memory is fuzzy but I recall a lot of implants. he does go full terminator few times in the book
Christopher Murphy
>The books had a more 'clean' shiny and chrome background look.
it did? I recall the rich parts being shiny but poor parts looked like a sleezy sex dungeon, the rest looked rusty or sandy
Josiah Rogers
>chain smoking ageing alcoholic cop sleeve
>is a beautiful young athletic man
They missed the fucking point.
>what is the "altered carbon" means
I think it's the stack itself, it's made of something called altered carbon as far as I remember. Was a while.
Elijah Perez
Altered carbon - alternative use for carbon based life forms
Jackson Johnson
Westworld, Blade Runner, Black Mirror, Transcendence, Alien
Ian Smith
cyberpunk is so 2016/2017
Luis Kelly
>250 years
Oh it's like a Futurama plot? That's a bit disappointing, hope it's still good
Aiden Fisher
wow! much blade runners! much cyberpunks! :D
Parker Price
I don't like Joel Kinnaman
Ian Wood
Altered Beast Netflix original when?