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I was under the impression that it was officially licensed
Prosieben officially bought the license, so it's official. Or do you have a source for that not being the case? I might be wrong, but that's what I rememeber

Alright, after looking into it a bit more, you're right. The license was bought shortly after it started airing
 
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When would the timeline for Terminator 3 and Salvation diverge?
The very moment Terminator 3 ends, I would say. The same with timelines that branch after The Terminator and Terminator 2, I think the cleanest interpretation is that it shares a 100% identical timeline up until those events... meaning, every comic or movie that shows events leading up to a point should count in every timeline if possible.
 
The very moment Terminator 3 ends, I would say. The same with timelines that branch after The Terminator and Terminator 2, I think the cleanest interpretation is that it shares a 100% identical timeline up until those events... meaning, every comic or movie that shows events leading up to a point should count in every timeline if possible.
I meant like where would it diverge from the RPG timeline?
 
I meant like where would it diverge from the RPG timeline?
I think the RPG timeline is a specific incarnation where most of the comics occur alongside the first two movies and elements of the other films and The Sarah Connor Chronicles. It's not in the exact same timeline as any of them... but it also clearly connects them all.
 
I think the RPG timeline is a specific incarnation where most of the comics occur alongside the first two movies and elements of the other films and The Sarah Connor Chronicles. It's not in the exact same timeline as any of them... but it also clearly connects them all.
Why can't they all be in the same timeline like the RPG implies?
 
Continuity differences. John Connor wasn't born prematurely or as a woman (per Tempest and its sequels), Judgement Day occurred in 1997 rather than 2003 (per NOW comics), etc.
To be fair though, the NOW comics were released before T2 clarified the date, in my opinion that detail is easily ignorable
 
To be fair though, the NOW comics were released before T2 clarified the date, in my opinion that detail is easily ignorable
That is true, though The Terminator 2029 comic depicts a different version of how Kyle Reese travelled into the past to the NOW comics continuity.

I don't think it matters anyway, they're still all the same continuity.
 
In the RPG timeline, there's a broad strokes version of Terminator: Endgame, where instead of Jane being born Sarah is instead admitted to the hospital because of pregnancy complications
 
Guys one question about LoEG's canon.

According to the wiki's timeline WWIII happens in 2026, but there's a problem with that.

HIM!


So, uhm... how does it work?

Also btw. If someone really wants to make a LOEG timeline, be ready to add all of Doctor Who, AVP, Classic literature, Star Trek, contents from Earth-Prime and Earth-616, James Bond, Spongebob Squarepants, Judge Dredd, Terminator, Mary Poppins, Harry Potter (tho maybe not, as it is kind of fucked up) and probably other things I can't remember right now.
 
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Someone has made a Fortnite timeline? How many time has passed from a chapter to another?
 
Guys one question about LoEG's canon.

According to the wiki's timeline WWIII happens in 2026, but there's a problem with that.

HIM!


So, uhm... how does it work?

Also btw. If someone really wants to make a LOEG timeline, be ready to add all of Doctor Who, AVP, Classic literature, Star Trek, contents from Earth-Prime and Earth-616, James Bond, Spongebob Squarepants, Judge Dredd, Terminator, Mary Poppins, Harry Potter (tho maybe not, as it is kind of fucked up) and probably other things I can't remember right now.
Loeg Canon?
 

I guess there's gonna have to be a super-cut of Kill Bill including the new version releasing and Fortnite. Jesus Christ, the Movie-Movie Universe is insane.
 

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