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| − | '''Dataplates''' were a class of items originally planned for [[Star Control II]] but later removed in favor of "more interesting, more tangible things," as explained by the creators in an [[Hoaxes and Rumours FAQ#What's this about DataPlates?|email communication]]. While explicitly stated, these were probably intended to be [[Precursor]] in origin, similar to the knowledge tablets found in the Full Game campaigns of [[Star Control]]. Commander [[Hayes]] also refers to DataPlates found in a cave on [[Pluto]] as evidence of the Precursors' widespread | + | '''Dataplates''' were a class of items originally planned for [[Star Control II]] but later removed in favor of "more interesting, more tangible things," as explained by the creators in an [[Hoaxes and Rumours FAQ#What's this about DataPlates?|email communication]]. While not explicitly stated, these were probably intended to be [[Precursor]] in origin, similar to the knowledge tablets found in the Full Game campaigns of [[Star Control]]. Commander [[Hayes]] also refers to DataPlates found in a cave on [[Pluto]] as evidence of the Precursors' former widespread presence in the galaxy. |
| + | ''See Also:'' [[Hoaxes and Rumours FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Precursor Technology]] | [[Category:Precursor Technology]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:07, 19 January 2017
Dataplates were a class of items originally planned for Star Control II but later removed in favor of "more interesting, more tangible things," as explained by the creators in an email communication. While not explicitly stated, these were probably intended to be Precursor in origin, similar to the knowledge tablets found in the Full Game campaigns of Star Control. Commander Hayes also refers to DataPlates found in a cave on Pluto as evidence of the Precursors' former widespread presence in the galaxy.
See Also: Hoaxes and Rumours FAQ