Vash15 Wrote:Eh, i don't want to see Tron tech in the real world. I just want more of the grid, and more of Tron himself

Exactly.

I mean, really, what could Lora and Alan have been doing that was that interesting, considering they didn't know what was going on with Flynn? They were probably sitting around drinking coffee, or making out in the supply closet, or organizing some paperwork, or something. The action was in the mainframe...what would be the point of also adding some frantic chase scene in the real world?

SectorCruiser Wrote: Not 'greetings neighbors!'. lol.

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I'm echoing this too:

THE GRID! THE GRID! THE GRID!

Because seriously? Real world? No. Just no.

I watch the Tron movies and play the Tron games because I WANT to be on the grid.

We read Batman comics to see Batman, not Bruce Wayne

We go to Jimmy Buffet concerts to hear "Margaritaville", not "Cheeseburger in Paradise"

We go see Tron movies to see the Grid, not Encom.

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He's only saying he like the idea and touching upon the idea of how things in the Grid could influence the real world to cetain degree. He's not literally implying that he's going to bring everything from the The Grid/cyberspace into the "real world".

For example. Say a person writes a computer routine for repairing or adjusting DNA/RNA/Genes while in digital form, and then translating that into repaired or
adjusted DNA/RNA/Genes in a person in the "real world". Cancer and HIV could conceivably be erradicated. Another possiblitiy is digital cloning, a User is digitized and the system makes a copy of that persons DNA structure, and from that replacement organs and/or skin tissue can be materialized using extra matter stored in the matter containment units. Instead of organic growing of cloned organs, a modified Shiva laser could materialized a replacement organ. Just a couple possibilties.

That's the kind of things I think he refering to. Blurring things *in-a-sense.* Like more to do with related concepts and interactions of energy and technology and the co-relation to things in the real world.
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IluthraDanar Wrote:I just want to know, is Quorra human now? A program with human affectations, but still a program? Or a human with special powers?

I believe Quorra is not human.

She wasn't born, she didn't evolve, she just sort of happened by way of miracle.

Factor in that she is an ISO, a being who was able to regrow an arm after the original was de-rezzed; that Kevin said the secrets contained in the digitial root code could re-write all of humanity... and it appears Quorra is something more than human.

Even after escaping the Grid, her uniqueness is maintained, or else why would have Kev bothered to save her?

Quorra is not a typcial human, but "humanoid".
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CB2001 Wrote:Honestly, since the Dillenger Snr. has a company, I wouldn't be surprised if him and Dillenger Jr. actually launch an attack on Encom both in the real world and in the digital world (meaning in the real world, there's, literally, a hostile take over while in the computer system, Dillenger Snr. somehow digitizes and sends in several of his own goons to take over). I think it'd be interesting to see the situation jumping back and forth between the real world and digital world (kinda like how it was in the TRON 2.0 game), basically having a User in the system fighting off the attack within with a little bit of help from those on the outside world (seriously, think of the scene where TRON is at the I/O tower and is communicating with Alan. We see TRON's side of the communication, but can you imagine seeing what Alan's side was like? Him possibly on the verge of glee seeing that he's gotten to communicate with his program, inputting the data it needs to shutdown the system before sending TRON on his way. I'd definitely puts a different view on things).

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I'm also in the camp of wanting more of the digital world. It's really only been explored to a limited degree in both movies. In the first, technology limited the scope. In the second, it was a limited development system that Flynn intentionally designed as limited.

The idea of exploring digital entities in the real world can be a side thing but I'd rather not focus on the outside world. That's really not what Tron is about.

It was only assumed Clu could materialize his ships and his entire army in the "real world" doesn't mean it would actually work.

1) The Shiva system doesn't have the power to do that, it'd have to siphon power from the whole city's power grid (and more probably even needing a nuclear reactor) and
2) it would have to "eat up"/digitize enough raw matter to even attempt it.
~ The Shiva systems matter containers have finite space and could not contain all the neccessary matter needed, even in molecular form.

3) The Grid vehicles and weapons don't quite operate on the same physics as "real world" machines and would be inoperative if even just one ship was materialized.

Clu's "plan" was based on his very limited understanding of what he *thought* and assumed, while he himself would/could of made it over, I highly doubt any of the other stuff would make it all for the reasons I've mentioned.

Flynn assumed Clu " found a way to do it", but that also doesn't mean it would actually work, Sam just assumed that Clu "could take it all with him". Their subjective assumptions do not equel "facts" of what would really happen.


I think part of CLU's plan was to make a connection between The Grid and the digital systems across the Earth and send his forces out via digital networks.
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