I wonder what the reasoning was behind the prop designer's Genesis Device interface was? Because it's not really a terrible idea in terms of a "do you really want to do this" redundancy mechanism goes, but it's also not exactly something someone would normally think of either.
Edit: And now I read this and it's made me grumpy. https://www.reddit.com/r/startrek/comments/18o512g/star_trek_ii_was_there_ever_an_inuniverse/
Star Trek is so full of those horrible interfaces that you aren't actually expected to use. I really like (or dislike? I duno) the ejection mechanism of the ships outer plating, that not only require a lot of meaningless movement, but also expect two people to do it at the same time.
The worse thing is, I can really imagine people making something like this.
I wish you had never linked to that thread. I had never thought about it. It was always a Hollywood countdown thing. But now? Just pure confusion.
I had to share my pain.
My Firefox on Android gives different types of errors when trying to play this - if anyone else runs into this, try Chrome bc it works fine from there.
