Thread 723177256

The demo is out and it's not good, bros...

>>723177256 (OP)
What's bad about it? Is 7of9 in it?

>>723177358
Man fuck that bitch thanks to her we got obamna

>>723177256 (OP)
Can you have Ensign Kim jerk off in the holosdeck all day?

>>723177460
>Ensign Kim
Oh that random guy on the bridge who had like zero development across the seven seasons?

>>723177256 (OP)
>Demo is out
Thanks for the heads up
>It's not good
Why what's wrong with it? I'll play it and give a genuine review of my experience later on if it's bad I'll say so if it's good I'll say so. On the toilet shitting right now as I typed this.

>>723177358
Performance, overall jankiness and how everything is cheap-looking (to be expected from euro devs desu), the atmosphere is kind of absent.
Away missions are like in the gacha, but the skill requirements are more lenient. Never failed one so far.
Dunno about Seven, doubt she's in the demo. The game crashed during the space battle tutorial anyway.

>>723177986
Looking at the reviews on steam for the demo and performance does seem to be the biggest negative people are pointing to, even in the positive reviews. That's a shame but it's something they can work on, as it's a demo it's good this is flagged now and not at release.

>>723177601
>Oh that random guy on the bridge who had like zero development across the seven seasons?
That describes most of the cast lol
>Kim
>Paris
>Tuvok
>Chakotay
>Janeway

whats so bad about it

>>723178159
On the bright side the Voyager itself looks pretty good in space.

>>723178491
I just expected something better is all

>>723177256 (OP)
how hard can you genocide tuvix?

>>723177986
>Performance
Is it UE5?

I've got an idea for an episode. You fags tell me what you think about it.

>in his free time paris breaks the laws of physics and builds something so fast it can be everywhere at the same time
>after testing it he becomes a lizard
>he kidnaps janeway, turns her also into a lizard and rapes her
>they have rape lizard babies
>the crew finds them and turns them back but leaves the rape lizard babies

So?

>>723180085
Are the lizards sexy?

>24 years later
Who thought that a worthwhile investment? Some druggang on laundry duty?

>>723180669
probably some superfans who grew up on it trying to restore the wasteland nu-trek has become

>>723177256 (OP)
Thats a shame, it looked interesting.

>>723177986
Do they have the original music?

>>723180085
I'm sure one of the "what-if" scenarios in the game will address several parts of the Warp 10 episode, it was so batshit they have to.
Look forward to that

>rape babies left behind
>absurdly broken tech that could have gotten them home with no issues (the evolution disease took days to progress AND was curable by just the Voyager crew)

>play the demo
>enjoy it
>open 4chan
>4chan hates it
If only had I opened 4chan first, maybe then I would have been spared from this fate.

You guys really expected a GOOD Star trek game?

>>723181507
Not him, but no it doesn't have it. But none of the Star Trek games have (ever?) used the TV show original music because it's for some reason not really feasible to license. It's their franchise so you'd think they could do what they want with it all, so fuck knows why it's somehow expensive.

>>723181804
It's had pretty decent reviews so far, I wouldn't trust one guy on /v/ as your sole source

>>723177986
After a restart after the crash the performance became more tolerable. Finished the tutorial. I can see it being good in a year or two.
The loop outside of story missions (the demo has only one) so far is manually scan every planet, debris, probe, etc, approach and grab resources. Officers give requests (build bunks, cargo bays, etc). Very cool but navigating between the screens you lose momentum. Clunky.

>>723181507
No. No voice lines either.

>>723177256 (OP)
>there's been like 10 new Star Trek shows in the past 5 years (maybe more even)
>they make a game for a series that ended 25 years ago instead
>a series that was once regarded as some of the worst of the franchise
The state of Star Trek.

>>723181804
I liked it too. It doesn't have the budget for voice overs, or even to license the theme music, but the devs are clearly fans who respect the source material. That goes a long way. And I like the whole idea of building/restoring your little ant farm Voyager.

I think the game just needs more ambiance. Voice overs (apart from maybe the intro and endings) might be a long shot, but the theme music would at least be nice. And definitely more Star Trek engine humming and computer sounds.

>>723182257
>there's been like 10 new Star Trek shows in the past 5 years
To be fair I will give Voyager more of glance than I would any game using those

>>723182257
If only you knew how bad things really are.
Two additional shows in production.

>>723177358
Yes. But not in the demo. The demo basically covers the pilot episode.

>>723182257
literally nobody watches the new garbage so it shouldn't be surprising
voyager was a bit of a weird choice but the premise of it is the easiest to adapt into a vidya

>>723177256 (OP)
>Arrested the Maquis terrorists
>Didn't violate the Prime Directive by interfering with the Ocampa
>Brought the ship back home just in time for a coffee at Starfleet HQ

10/10. Would Janeway the full game.

>>723182491
why? it's already dead... just how much more damage can kurtzman do?

>>723182975
i'm assuming he's blackmailing execs
it's the only explanation at this point

huh I never heard of this. hopefully my dusty old nitro 5 can handle it. it doesn't look like a power house but the performance issues worry me

>>723182950
i want to see chakotay boxing against janeway

why would i play a game based on a shakespear stageplay show
if the ingame tranny actors arent even half as talented as the crew on ds9 etc etc

Not even an AI voice over? Aw man

Whens the full release

>>723181804
I don't hate it, I haven't played it yet, here's my post.
>>723177771
>>723178159

>>723177256 (OP)
Be realistic. You will never get a virtual voyager again or elite force 3

>>723182950
You can do that? Fuck when does this game release? Don't tell me it's next year, I want to at least play it over Christmas.

>>723184305
No date. Judging by the demo the game needs another year in the oven.

>>723184305
The demo basically covers Caretaker (the episode) so the amount of choices is limited, though felt meaningful enough. But the screenshots show characters like Seska, Tuvix, both full-human and full-Klingon B'Elanna, and Arturis hanging around as crew, so I imagine there is variation in how the missions can play out.

No release date yet.

It's dead Jim

>>723185174
>>723184305
Also, there are things like researchable disruptors and cloaking devices in the tech section, and an entire separate tech tree for Borg technology, so it does look like you can push away from the "canon" quite a lot.

>>723181952
>But none of the Star Trek games have (ever?) used the TV show original music
25th Anniversary did, Judgement Rites, too, and so did A Final Unity.

>>723185751
A Final Unity is the newest of those, and that came out 30 years ago. IP licensing is a nightmare these days, especially if the recording industry is involved - which it is when it comes to film or television music.

>>723186078
I like Voyager, I like the concept I think it's so cool a Federation ship stranded all alone left with none of the back-up of an Empire of Worlds, of 'Federation' of planets. Having to fly all the way back across tens of thousands of Light years home and if they will stick to their principles and morals or turn into that other smaller federation ship the Equinox where they had to do whatever they could to get back home.
It's also just top tier comfy, it's not the best written show, or the best but it's nostalgic, it's comfy and I like it.

Star Trek is granny sweater sci-fi, it will never be cool or have a good game.

>tranny klingons

thanks kurtzman

For some reason the formula for making a good Star Trek game continues to elude. For me, I think the best were the point and click TOS games in the 90s. The first was called Star Trek 25th Anniversary but I forgot the name of the second one its been ages.

>>723189486
Star Trek Armada was fucking great.

>>723185620
but not as we know it

That reminds me, they released a new VOY era comic too. Set at the very moment Voyager returns to Earth and immediately gets into deep shit again. Seems a little strange for a comic and a game for a decades old part of the franchise to share the same sort of release timeframe.

the only nu-trek I've seen is the jj movies and those were already too stupid for me
the only reason I saw the third one was because I got tricked by the RLM review of it

>>723190708
I gave all three seasons of Picard a shot and boy that was rough. Especially season 2.

>>723190708
>>723190872
Recommendations will always be for the best era of Star Trek.
Star Trek The Next Generation (Season 1 and 2 are rough, really rough but you need them for the set up to the characters and the Universe/ lore/ concepts that will be instrumental for everything after)
Star Trek Deep Space 9
Star Trek Voyager.

The rule is, the early seasons for all 3 are really rough, shaky, and not the best of quality. Lots of problems, teething issues BUT they are necessary as they do set up each series, the concept, the why and who's, the what's and the where's.
Season 4 of Next Generation is some of the best if not the best Trek there is out there, Deep Space 9 starts off to me at least really, very, very slow BUT again gets amazing half way through and has some amazing episodes and characters (it has a massive Galactic sized war across multiple Seasons once it gets going)
Voyager is great as well but rough in the early episodes, it's still immensely comfy.

>>723191470
ds9 is more consistent but TNG has much higher peaks
i've been rewatching recently, finished TNG a while ago and am in season 3 of ds9 now

>>723182491
Which one was the nu-trek with Pike knowing how he dies btw?
Saw like 3 episodes while I has some free access. Only Nu-hura singing the songs of her people & Kirk's daddy being the bridge clown seemed annoying, how bad did it become later?

>>723180085
You cant fool me, that already is an episode.

>>723191470
season 7 of tng is also very rough, they kind of ran out of ideas
show is so goddamn good in seasons 4-6 tho it really never bothered me

>>723191880
I watched Star Trek TNG back in the '90s/ early '00s on re-run channels but skipped DS9 completely because it always looked really cheap to me and not interesting when I saw the commercials. I also didn't like the idea of being on a single Space station stuck in the same place, I wanted travel and adventure.
Then I watched the show a few years ago and boy was I wrong, although my tastes did change over the years I really like the political intrigue, the faction power struggles the actual PTSD you saw on the characters you came to know from the earlier seasons, the hardships. It was great, it was the Trek Universe golden Utopia's ideals being put to the ultimate test and it wasn't pretty.
Also Morn.

>>723177601
TNG and VOY both only have 3 compelling characters out of the whole main cast. The others are fine but they're boring.
>Data, Picard, Worf
>Janeway, the doctor, Seven of Nine

>>723192196
Worf is compelling but his episodes are not.
The Doctor is compelling but his episodes definitely started to reach the stage of fart sniffing pretention in the later Seasons.

>>723192196
DS9 definitely had the best cast. Worf was better there too.

>>723192431
DS9 was just a B tier knock off of Babylon 5

>>723191470
I like the rough charm of TNG's first two seasons but a lot of people will find them cringe. Especially irony poisoned zoomers starting the show in 2025. The actors were doing their best with scripts that had been sitting in a drawer for 20 years. But once the show finds it's footing, there simply isn't better episodic sci-fi.
There are also some fucking batshit episodes in season one before the studio told them to knock it off.

>>723192614
Amusingly both were mostly carried by their resident "villains"

>>723192614
Well as someone who's never seen Babylon 5, I think it's just as good as TNG, if not better.

>>723192651
i found season 1 surprisingly watchable for how much people talk about it being shit
but holy FUCK are a few of the episodes atrocious

>>723181507
This. Never understood why most of the Star Trek games never used the amazing scores from the films and music, rarely even the main themes.

>>723192651
>webm
Did this ever go anywhere? I remember there being some setup about a conspiracy in the chain of command due to these fuckers.

>>723192792
You should give B5 a watch. It's neat.

>>723189486
Judgment Rites

>>723192848
They were the setup for the Borg before they decided to make the Borg cyborgs instead. In STO they're a servant species of the Iconians who return in the Delta Quadrant expansion.

>>723192970
It is just a fucking shame how quick and bad the space scenes aged

>>723192848
it never gets revisited
they were undecided on an enemy for the series and they ended up going with the borg instead

Gayme tutorial vl allowed me to recycle Phaser Control Room, then instructed me to turn on Phaser Control Room to continue tutorial. Soft lock right there.

i really like the voyager bridge and how Kim has his own cuck corner

>>723177256 (OP)
>Combat
is bad and boring and has little logic to it.
>The story
is jut straight out of TV show, but have some "branching options" for new developments. Kinda meh, but has potential.
>Mechanics
is just ship building. Kinda like fallout shelter. You build rooms, clear room, gather resources to build room and research science for new and better rooms.

All in all not worth your time probably. If it was a mobile game, could have potential to relive story in a way. But for a pc game, it is just sad and lost chance at something much better..

>>723182491
I haven't watched any of the new stuff, mostly because it is alt universe crap.

>>723182257
Voyager was better most of the stuff that has come out since. I wish they played into the lone ship with dwindling resources angle more. Instead you get the Doctor and Neelix say something the first episode or so about resources and nothing ever again.

>>723193121
The Ferengi were supposed to be the series antagonists but they quickly realized no one would take space jews seriously so they came up with those insect things and then from there we somehow got borg, probably because someone misheard the word 'bug'

>>723191470
I've watched TOS + 6 movies, TNG + 4 movies, DS9, VOY, ENT and PIC. I've enjoyed every bit of them except for Picard. Season 3 was better than the first two but was still kind of rough. That's probably the only series so far I wouldn't rewatch. I did enjoy the final two episodes quite a bit, however.

>>723193698
the borg were originally supposed to be insectoids but they realized rather quickly that there was no way they could do that in budget without it looking like shit so they changed it to androids

>>723193923
To me the last of the golden era Trek died when Voyager ended.
ENT was it's own thing and I never really thought of it as anything more than a separate entity.
The TNG movies were pretty good, not amazing but fun enough to be back with those characters although I have a passionate hatred for Generations and what they did to Picard's family in that movie with that line how they were all killed in a fire, I hated that so much it sullied a little bit of the amazing TNG episodes where Picard reconnected with his brother.

Ent was the last Trek thing I watched, I refused to watch any of these new era Treks and from what I've heard I made the right decision.
I've played Star Trek Online quite a lot and that's good enough for me.

Game about the suffering of Miles O'Brien when?

>>723194929
At least his wife was made young

>>723194929
hard time was so fucked up

>>723177256 (OP)
>Did you ever wonder what would have happened had Captain Janeway decided differently?
No. Janeway never did anything wrong. It was all intentional.

>>723194929
Missing Rascals from tng

>>723192792
>as someone who's never seen Babylon 5
You should go watch it. I'm old enough to remember when it debuted, it bounced off me back then, I remember a lot of it looking like a cheap 90's FMV.
I think a year or two ago I saw a remaster on VOD for cheap, and I was tired of watching trek and farscape on an eternal loop, so I decided to give it another shot.
I don't know what they did for the remaster but it genuinely looks a lot better, the CG textures in a few places still show their age (the vorlon ship's pattern on the hull), but on the average it looks so much better than I remembered.
And watching the episodes in order (instead of catching part of a random re-run flipping through the channels), it does have some great characters and overarching plot lines. If you like space politics, it is really good.
They do a switcharoo with the main character between the first and second season that is really jarring. It was for reasons outside of the show itself, and they try to patch it back up later, but its still really awkward. And its Bruce Boxleitner coming in, so he's a very likable character and actor.

>>723194929
>That time they wanted to include a lerprechaun in an episode and Colm Meaney refused to shoot unless they changed it.

>>723177460
The mod will do that.

>>723177256 (OP)
It is not bad cuz according to the demo, it is not final. Still pre-alpha/beta stage. It looks quite polished to me.

>>723195776
I just know an anon on here will say
>suffering
and mean it for Rascals

>>723189043
Thanks god that Starfleet Academy didn't get renewed. lmao

>>723191470
>Voyager is great as well but rough in the early episodes, it's still immensely comfy.
Season 4 of VOY is 100% PEAK.

>>723194929
>That time a Cardassian chick managed to turn him on even after years of Cardie hatred.
She was the perfect woman for him too, far better than Cake-hole.

>>723180280
>Are the lizards sexy?
You tell me

the peak miles suffering episode is the one where keiko closes her school and then acts passive aggressive as fuck until he tells her to go to Bajor

Why is it so forgotten? Did it even get any vidya?

>>723196541
Because it was cancelled before it found it's legs. Also because time fuckery

>>723196416
Which of the writers fell for the Asian wife meme? These stories have to come from somewhere.

>>723183043
You mean getting fucked by the execs.

>>723196541
I really like the opening song.
Also what they did to Trip was fucking dirty.

>>723194929
It always bothered me that Armageddon game and Whispers were back to back episodes. They couldn't give him a little room to breathe?

>>723196730
His children were really cute, polite and grew up well adjusted. It's just that Cake-hole was an insufferable cunt yet had the tightest pussy Miles had ever experienced, he was asian-pussynotised, not the first European to suffer this.

>>723196143
I come bearing bad news.
https://www.tvinsider.com/1220640/star-trek-starfleet-academy-season-2-premiere-date-cast-trailer-details/

>>723196541
got largely ignored at the time and got cancelled
i watched it a while ago, first season was very rough so I kinda get it

>>723196764
They fucked him up when they made him fuck the Vulcan.

>>723194929
>Always wondered why Miles was suffering the character
>Realized many years later it was because the best actor of the bunch outside of Stewart
Did he ever win any awards for this stuff?

>>723192024
>Which one was the nu-trek with Pike knowing how he dies btw?
That's Strange New Worlds (and it's Kirk's brother, not dad). Quality varies heavily episode to episode: you'll get some brilliant TNG/TOS-tier episode ("what if Pike was captain during the Balance of Terror incident?") but it will be followed by unwatchable garbage (Q/Trelane shows to make Spock get married to Chapel). The good part is that it's generally less serialized, so you can usually safely skip episodes that suck. The bad part is that by season 3 it's clearly suffering from prequel constraints, like they can't resolve the Gorn plot because Kirk has to do that in the future (TOS), characters and technology show up too early and get handwaved away (prototype holodeck isn't ready/Trelane never gives his name), and Pike is doomed to be miserable and forever alone.

Of modern Trek shows, I've only seen this and Lower Decks, and I prefer LD (after the first three episodes) as being an animated comedy set post-Nemesis (but before the bullshit of Picard) gives it a lot of freedom.

>>723197006
It's because he's Irish, anon

>>723196910
has to be a fucking money laundering operation going on at paramount

>>723197006
He'd been in movies before DS9 and since then, I liked him a lot in Layer Cake alongside Daniel Craig as a heavy man for drug dealers in the underworld of London.

>>723195708
I've never understood all the "genocide Janeway" and "insaneway" memes. The only time she really acted bad was when the alien historians from the future got her history wrong (and Tuvix depending on who you ask).

>>723195857
Anyone who likes Mass Effect should watch Babylon 5 because it was very clearly a huge inspiration on the design of that series. It's admittedly a bit of a slow series but the continuity is very strong and there is definitely some good payoff on the storylines even if it takes a while to get there.

Babylon 5 is still one of those sci-fi series that should be required viewing along with Farscape and Blake's 7.

>>723197306
Had they done wide beam before that moment? That seems incredibly useful instead of single target firing, it appears to have the same effect on target.

>>723197361
Needs the music, and sfx effect sounds. It's actually quite emotionally powerful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIZ3EuvTXFc

>>723196541
>Why is it so forgotten?
Debuted September 2001, most people were shitting their pants about other things. Personally I found trek's optimism to be really helpful and welcomed escapism.
Also there was a problem that TNG and DS9 didn't have, they were made to be sold into syndication. They didn't have to worry about ratings, they were selling to people who had timeslots to fill.
Voyager and Enterprise were beholden to networks. Enterprise at the point where paramount wanted to get out of owning a network (again), and much like Farscape, why spend a bunch of money making a weird show for nerds that does OK, when you can make 10 trash reality shows for a fraction of the budget that millions of morons will gobble up.
It is a shame though, because I'd be willing to argue that season-for-season against any of the TNG era trek shows, I think it was plotted along a similar trajectory.
Season 3 of enterprise was a better season of Voyager than any season of Voyager.
Season 4 is full of really solid 2 and 3 part arcs that do a lot of heavy lifting showing how we get from where we started, to the semblance of the federation we would know.
All the released stuff from season 5 shows it would have been great, with the refit, a time skip, and adding based shran to the cast.

>>723197428
Not as drastic but yes

>>723197528
There was also one other really pertinant factory, it was a prequel. No one of the Trek fanbase was asking for a prequel not only to TNG or VOY but of the Original Trek, nobody wanted that timeline because it had already been covered, explained or at the least it wasn't as exciting of a concept of the 23rd or 24th century was. We wanted Trek to move forward not backwards.

>>723197428
>Had they done wide beam before that moment?
Pretty sure they did it in TNG, I think data was maybe trying to get through a force field or some shit.
And they mention in dialogue adjusting the width of the beam plenty of times.

>>723197583
werent they scanning here?

>>723177256 (OP)
>and it's not good, bros...
Figured as much. The second trailer really made it look like shit.

been watching ds9, the ATTENTION BAJORAN WORKERS episode is actually super good
i always assumed it was just a meme bc Dukat but it's a very fun one kind of like Disaster in tng

I just want a new moddable Star Trek starship combat game that isn't grindy lootbox shit like ST Online or ancient like Bridge Commander.

>>723197006
>>Realized many years later it was because the best actor of the bunch outside of Stewart
That's also why Data and Worf got so much focus. Brent Spiner and Michael Dorn have great range so the writers made the most of them. Even bringing Worf back for DS9.

>>723181989
Voyager
Great game.

>>723197790
The prequel worked for me since it was far enough back that you weren't going to have cameos from other series showing up (except to be guest directors). And I like the idea of earth's early steps into exploring deep space, where they weren't playing from the position of strength. And I liked how it could focus on how vulcans and humans became friends.

>>723197814
They're low intensity phasering the room to force a Changeling to fall out of the shape of furniture. Because if you scan a Changeling in the form of a desk it will only register as a desk.

>>723197814
If I remember right, they were going room to room blasting everything because there was a changeling hiding and they can be disguised as anything.

>>723192614
no no, it's the upgrade.

>>723197814
iirc it was to force changelings to lose shape

>>723197814
As I recall a wide beam just painful enough that a shifter would be forced to morph

>>723198051

ah ok. been awhile since in seen that episode

>>723196541
It got canceled just as it got good.

I can't fucking wait until AI is good enough that I can just play a telltale style TNG game for the rest of my life.

>finally a Star Trek game that isn't shovelware
>it's fucking voyager
Just kill me already, I don't want to wait another 20 fucking years for a TOS or TNG game.

>>723192970
it falls off towards the end i think
but yeah its a good one

>>723195860
so what is this?

>>723197020
For being a "Kids Trek" show, Prodigy isn't too bad. Like, it is head and shoulders above other NuTrek shows, generally respects the lore, with some handwaves given for the sake of kids, has some actual thought provoking shit here and there, and has old-style 20 episode seasons, so it's basically four modern "netflix seasons" long.
The second season has a lot of real Janeway and Chakotay goodness, too. Only real downside is the second season has the same sort of reality ending threat that a bunch of the other nutrek shows have.
You also get to see a whale fly a ship.

>>723197140
>layer cake
Love that movie so much. Real shame that it was basically Craig's audition tape for james bond. And it got him the job, and then they proceed to make the most dour boring uninteresting bond instead of this suave social operator in a shady business who is always steps ahead of everyone else.
It also ruined that duran duran song for me.

>>723198595
mra ehT

>>723197485
always wished the troopies in star trek got more attention. At least we got O'Brien. It's always been a weird thing that like everyone in star trek is an officer EXCEPT O'Brien. Irish discrimination is eternal.

>>723198595
Rumpelstiltskin

>>723198282
Imagine if we got an ENT era game taking place during the Earth-Romulan war with those original wonky pre-ENT ships flying about firing lasers and nuclear missiles then teching your way up to NX Refits and Yorktowns with proper phasers and photon torpedoes.

>>723177256 (OP)
What did you expect? Nothing with the Star Trek branding has been good for years and years. Don't buy anything from the current franchise holders.

>>723199062
I feel like this could be happen if the pitch for Star Trek United goes through. It'd be perfect side-media for it.

>>723198724
He's a senior chief petty officer, I don't know if starfleet has master chief petty officers, but either way, he's about as high as an enlisted man will go before they go through OCS.
And O'brien doesn't want to do that because being an actual officer brings a lot more baggage with it (even if the writers forget about this a lot).

>>723198724
What are you talking about? Half the main cast of Voyager and like have the crew of the ship weren't officers.
Lower Decks also had a non officer main character in the later seasons.

>>723189043
Blame Gene for that one.

>>723199784
Gene did it for different reasons. His intentions were pure.

>>723199784
I was just going on a tranny rant to my wife and us being trekkies, you posted that at just the right moment to punctuate my point. Thanks, based chud.

>>723199936
>going on a tranny rant
seek help
how is a man in a long uniform in any way related to trans people in the first place

>>723199784
The question is, do you get to choose if you wear the dress, or is it for the guys who were late to laundry detail.

>>723199896
All of their intentions are pure. The vast majority at least, of trannys, fags and allies are not doing it out of malicious intent to own the chuds. That current climate of moral superiority does attract assholes though, and even the "pure hearted" ones are poisoned with rhetoric they don't even know they're spewing

>>723200041
For Trek, uniform variations are a personal choice.

>>723200063
>The vast majority
it's everyone. Nobody 'becomes' gay to own retards. Literally nobody.

>>723197898
ATTENTION BAJORAN WORKERS
https://files.catbox.moe/rw5pjk.webm

>>723199896
His reasoning was "gendered clothing is fucking stupid lmao"

>>723199784
It doesn't look bad, compared to this WOKE >>723189043
I think single/Skant will trick.

>>723199995
My childhood friend, who I love very much, has transitioned into a man. I don't give a fuck what he does but he's got a young son in school. Yesterday dad (mom) announced that there was a rumor in school that the boy was also trans, and that's awesome because he's so cool about gender n shit. He has no idea the horror that is about to be visited on this poor kid out here in rural nowhere. Completely delusional. Again, I don't care what adults do, but the existence of kids makes it hard to wrap your head around without going full hatred on trannies. no matter what, kids are affected and I firmly believe that by the time he's grown up the social climate could very well be hostile to trannies

dresses were originally men's clothing anyway

>>723200463
>makes it hard to wrap your head around
so you don't understand something so you must hate it. Seek help

>>723200162
No they do. Probably every single non binary for one. Lots if autists, who were never going to get laid anyway, turn "gay" for social capital. It's the next step after acting feminine to worm your way closer to women. If you're too much of a loser to make that work you then don different camouflage to worm your way closer to friendship, and maybe, just maybe get involved in some kind of poly racket.

>>723177256 (OP)
So it's like a star trek choose your own adventure combined with fallout shelter?

>>723199784
Would look better if it was more like a robe. Like in the middle east, the guys don't show their legs. And robes + similar things are like the oldest most natural human clothes.

>>723200642
I don't hate them. That's the source of my dilemma. No surprise to encounter such poor reading comprehension on /v/, but I like to imagine trekkies are a little above average

>>723200096
It always really annoyed me that Medical and Science divisions wore the same color.
Imagine a situation. You're Ensign Fucknuts, you just had half you face melted off when an EPS conduit blew because the captain waits until the shield are offline to return fire on the clearly hostile space-fags out the window.
You stumble into the corridor, and through the one eye that hasn't been completely melted you see a shape of someone in a blue uniform, you reach out for help, thanking the prophets for this providence, only for the last thing you hear to be "S-sorry... I work in stellar cartography..."

>>723201048
Pretty much.

>>723201191
also the fucking yellow uniforms.
>be lowly starship janitor
>EPS conduit explodes and half the deck is on fire
>desperately looking for engineering personnel to fix the problem
>stumble into a 6' 12" klingon in a yellow uniform
> "sorry i work security"
>WHAT THE FUCK

>>723200642
I don't understand hornets and wasps, I still hate them.

>>723200463
transgenderism has robbed those kids of a mother and driven her mental illness into a near non-recoverable state. I don't know how you help someone like that.

>>723182257
>DS9 game where you solve crimes on the Promenade as one of Odo's deputies

>>723201191
>>723201314
Well, the healing arts are a type of science. But they're not always the same color. TOS had Medical and Science wear different shades. DS9 did that, too. And NuTreks tend to have Medical wearing either white or that alternate shade of blue.
Same deal with operations, really. Security is part of the regular operation of the ship, thus Operations yellow.
Anyways, you wouldn't be desperately looking for someone, you'd be using communications channels to request help from the proper division.
I do agree that a little more clarity would make things smoother. The Wrath of Khan uniforms had a spread of different colors, even if it was just a small stripe on the shoulder while the rest of it was maroon.

>>723196986
Implying the vulkan was not the main reason to watch the show.
>TFW I will never have a T'pol wive

>>723201314
And then in DS9
>looks like we're going to be in a lot of high-stress, low-light, life-and-death situations with ZERO margin for error.
>Lets make sure you can hardly see the colored part of the uniform!
I think its only the TOS movies, and Enterprise that had uniforms that felt like actual uniforms an organization like that would wear. Enterprise were just utilitarian jumpsuits like the astronauts wear. Maybe a bit more padding.
And the TOS movies, aside from the motion picture, just felt like neo-futuristic horatio hornblower.

>>723182257
To be fair, Voyager was the series that got the game that sucks the least.

>>723201483
I'm at a loss. There are so many gay and tranny adjacent people in this rural town, in my social circle. I speak my mind but I'm seen as a loveable retard, the token chud who just can't quite get with the program. I see this kid like a nephew and it breaks my heart to see this unfold.

>>723201719
>you'd be using communications channels to request help from the proper division.
I was trying to pull Ensign Shitdick out of the warp core before it went critical because the captain wanted to wait for the space monster to eat us before trying to run away, and the emergency bulkheads severed my arms... so I can't click my combadge.

>>723201971
Shit man, you're fucked then. Enjoy bleeding out because you're not getting far. Better hope someone else is around.

We're talking about a uniform where rank is signified by a bunch of circles adjacent to somebody's throat.

>>723177986
>how everything is cheap-looking (to be expected from euro devs desu), the atmosphere is kind of absent.
Yep, that's Voyager alright.

>>723201954
it's amazing dude. We live at a time where sexual dysmorphia and bodily harm are normalized.
>oh my kid's cutting their wrists, that's a problem
>oh my kid just amputated their genitals and is taking life altering hormomes, so brave!

why can't people just be gay or cross dress

>>723202035
Consider TOS where rank was signified by circles on the cuff of their shirts. Imagine that shit gets ripped off; a common occurrence back then.

Kinda looks like a phone game. is it a phone game?

>>723177256 (OP)
can you bang Seven?

>>723201971
>>723202121
>a common occurrence back then.

>>723201883
I want to know why no-one has decided to just make Flash Trek: Broken Mirror into an actual game. Sure you might have to change the names to something that isn't licensed, but as a little flash game it was fucking awesome.
You pick a faction to start as, and you're given a little dinky shuttle. You have to haul shit around, and find resources to get to new systems, when you got more money you could upgrade to better ships. You could get into battles, explore, you can start buying and capturing ships to build a fleet that you can send on automated trade missions, patrol and defend systems, or follow you around.
You can attack and take over planets for your faction, or yourself. You can buy plans for space stations and shipyards. Most people just cheated a giganigga ship and infinite antimatter, and there was no endgame, and eventually it just broke from all the unrestrained numbers. But the foundation was solid. Simple to pick up, but with a lot of depth if you went into it.

>>723196541
no movie
no vidya
last episode was actually a holodeck experience from TNG cast member perspectives
only mentioned a couple of times in Nu Trek and one voice cameo from T'Pol in Lower Decks

The ultimate humiliation ritual for all actors involved.

>>723202158
It isn't. But here's their previous works. They are a self-declared indie developer. Doesn't inspire confidence.

>>723202121
>rank was signified by circles on the cuff of their shirts
Somehow I literally never noticed this.
Was this shit even distinguishable at TV quality in the 60s?

>>723202397
>asterix and obelix
are they French? Could be a good sign

>>723202493
Their studio is in Hamburg, Germany according to Google.

>>723202672
>g*rman
oh no no no

>>723202282
>youtube recommends me some random interview show with a vague star trek title
>I'm about to tell youtube im not interested
>realize its the guys who play trip and reed
>they're old and nearly unrecognizable and shilling interviews for youtube ad revenue

>>723202473
Maybe? Possibly? I guess if you paid attention you might be able to make it out.

>>723202740
Not gonna watch that shit but show me a screenshot.

>>723198589
>it falls off towards the end i think
It just wilted under its own success. I don't anything beyond the shadow war was actually planned or written before.

>>723182491
Globohomo really wants to recapture that time where liberalism and multicultarism were seen as stepping stones towards becoming a spacefaring species and not as the stone wall preventing it.

>>723203001
If I was in starfleet I'd occasionally do weird shit like this from time to time and make up some lie about experiences a temporal fracture in subspace, or a sentient nebular intelligence making contact with you.
And they can't say you're lying since that shit happens every other week.
>Ensign you're late!
When I stepped into the turbolift the stardate was 41725.2!

>>723203060
It was a case of the sadly too common "You're being cancelled, wrap up the plot quick!.... Oh good news we got you another season!" from the studio execs. I think in B5's specific case the network was shutting down but then the company that bought it wanted another B5 season?

>>723203141
It's too late for that now as NASA fucked up their chance to move humanity forward and now SpaceX is seen as the next step in moving humanity to a multiplanetary species and Elon is seen as the anti-christ to progressive liberal types.

>>723203375
NASA and Elon / SpaceX are both massive government spook farms and defense industry tools. They have little to no interest in actual space exploration or development which is why shit like the ISS is always falling apart. Elon's whole thing is just capitalizing on the industry for low orbit satellites or whatever for crap like GPS (surveillance).

There doesn't seem to be a government focused on space exploration for it's own sake. Honestly China might try it in cooperation with Russia just to flex on everyone else in the world.

>>723203339
Didn't JMS also lose a bunch of his notes?

>>723203060
B5 was famously plotted out pretty far in advance.

>>723203564
NASA is civilian. The air force handles the military space shit, and now the Space Force.

>>723203339
Not sure how it went down internally, but at the point where Sheridan and Delene stare out viewport and he says something about
>"It feels like the galaxy is smaller now and the magic is gone"
It really was.
The earth civil war, mars and all were okay and blockbuster-tier compare to the shitty spin-offs but not the same quality.

>>723203564
If you've been following China's space programme you'd know how utterly retarded you are for thinking the Chinese can compete. They are currently collaborating with the Russians because they couldn't develop their own domestic jet engines that were efficient enough to compete with the Americans and their space programme is decades behind the Americans even with the help of the Russians who are giving them basically free access to all their development and research tech

>Ongoing Collaboration: Under the 2018-2022 Outline (extended into 2023-2027), Russia shares data on liquid propellants (oxygen-kerosene, oxygen-hydrogen, oxygen-methane) via protocols with China's Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation. This includes joint R&D for reusable engines, aiding China's Long March-10 lunar rocket tests in 2025.

>>723203898
They are now, but a reason the shuttle turned into such a fucking boondoggle is you had the military and intelligence agencies sticking their fingers in the pot, and what you end up with is a turd that doesn't do anything well that it was designed to do in the first place.
The ISS is another similar fiasco. So many compromises and mission creep and massively inflating budgets and eventually they said fuck it we have to get SOMETHING up there, and we got the ISS. But to continue to justify its existence basically every manned mission had to involve going to the space station.
Nasa still does plenty of good science, but the problem since the 90's has been that it has become more administration than anything else . Bureaucracy is the opposite of innovation.

>>723199491
I'm watching through Voyager the first time and just finished S4, why the fuck is Harry at all of the senior officer meetings if he's just an ensign

>he never Found Her
I sure hope you other B5 watchers had a least a tantalizing glimpse of flying a Starfury for a few hours btw.

>>723182401
They should atleast get the Majel Barrett computer voice rights.

>>723204914
He was the Operations Manager. Same position as Data. Why an Ensign had a job that important is beyond me.

>>723205437
He was originally supposed to be written as some fresh out of the academy wunderkind that got given a position way above his rank based purely on his good test scores, but like most of the stuff in the pre-show bible the writers swiftly forgot about that.

>>723204914
He's on the Bridge and can't be promoted because every single position is filled.

>>723205562
Oh, shit, well that makes a lot more sense then.
A somewhat more tolerable Wesley Crusher then, I guess.

>>723205437
>Same position as Data
Data was the Second Officer of the Enterprise. Literally the third most important person on the ship after Picard and Riker.

>>723205729
Data doubled as Second Officer. He was also Operations Manager.

>>723192278
>Worf is compelling but his episodes are not.
I like Worf / Klingon episodes, in general. I know people meme the shit out of his conflict with The Barrel, but the rest of that episode is a pretty interesting exploration of his rights as a patient. It's just a shame that Troi and Crusher being more insufferable than usual, though.

>>723205562
If I remember rightly it was because they tried in the early Seasons to have some Kim centric episodes and they all sucked massive shit, were highly unpopular with the fans so gave up on the character but not enough to kill him off technically they did kill him off

>>723205874
The one where he was chosen for that sex planet was pretty fun.

>>723202282
>no vidya
I wonder why.
TOS, TNG, DS9 and VOY all had multiple games.

Armada II, Away Team, Starfleet Command III, Bridge Commander and Elite Force II all came out while Enterprise was on the air.
And then in the 4 years of nothing before the reboot movie, zero Enterprise games.
Was the last actually good Star Trek game really Elite Force II? That's a 22 year old game.

>>723192614
After watching all of B5, I can now confidently tell its diehard fans that the show is both great, but not as good as DS9. Love me some Londo, though.

>>723205869
>his rights as a patient
Ah yes. When he doesn't want to give blood and a Romulan doesn't want his blood, they agree neither can be forced despite the massive political ramifications of this Romulan dying. But when Worf wants to be allowed to die instead of being a cripple it's all "we absolutely have to do something to make him live by our human standards, even this experimental and near-fatal treatment that narrowly restores him to full health"

>>723192614
When you get old, you become so grateful to have something new to watch that isn't complete shit.

>>723206090
Now that you've seen it, would you agree Mass Effect ripped it off?

>>723203001
Which episode is this one? I vaguely remember it.

>>723202282
>no vidya
Now I'm reminded that even STO didn't touch ENT era for anything but ship designs and crew uniforms. And STO did two back to back seasons of STD slop. It's given more attention to PIC than it ever has ENT.

>>723206261
Mass Effect ripped off Star Control 2

>>723206261
Yes. I recall once wishing there was a B5 rpg and then realizing we already had mass effect.

>>723206165
I'm judging it without too much reference to other episodes, because Trek is so episodic. I do think they do go too far with how they handle some of the cast's attitudes towards Worf, even if he's their friend/colleague, but overall I still liked what it was doing.

>>723206261
Certainly parts of Mass Effect bear more than a passing resemblance to B5, but I think ME manages to put its own spin on things enough that I wouldn't go so far as to call it a ripoff. Also, this: >>723206402

>>723181947
But we already have good ST games

>>723205874
They wanted to kill him off at the start of season 4 but then Garrett Wang went and got himself named People Magazine's hottest man of the year. We could have had both Kes and Seven simultaneously but noooooo Paramount insisted they had to keep Harry.

>>723206828
Star Fleet Battles universe doesn't count.

>>723205874
>spoiler
It's funny that STO actually followed up on that and the plotline they came up with was batshit insane.
Do you remember by any chance the Kobali?

>>723206965
I meant stuff like Elite Force
Bridge Commander
25th Anniversary and Judgement Rites
Armada 1/2
SOME of the storylines in STO

>>723207004
>right at the very fucking end of Delta Rising
>the absolute last set of missions after the whole expansion plot is concluded
>"shit, what about Harry Kim?"

>>723207004
>STO
>The threads during the good old buggy crystal farming times
Shit I am old

>>723207124
They dropped the ball plenty of times but when they were good they were damn good. The Iconian and Gamma Quadrant arcs are so much better than anything Nu-Trek has put out in the last 20 years. But on the other hand the Klingon Civil War legit made me stop playing for a year with how bad it was.

>>723207004
I hated every bit of the Kobali Homeworld. Wish I could've sided with the Vaadwuar for that.

>>723207331
tbf at least half of that is because ground combat is so much goddamn worse than space combat in that game.

>>723207378
I couldn't care less about ground combat. The plot is what I hate.

>>723207284
Man I haven't played that game in 4 years despite owning a lifetime subscription

>>723207378
They finally ended up making Nimbus III optional, at least. (unless you're a Romulan)

>>723191470
I keep trying to rewatch voyager and I keep stopping. I couldn't even survive until that bitch kess goes away.

>>723207496
Nimbus III actually has a decent plot at least. And the infinite use ship summon reward lasts for a long-ass time.

>>723207534
I think this was about where I dropped it last time. >>723192369

>>723207284
>Iconian arc
>good
Ehhhh. It leans far too heavily into the Iconians being responsible for a lot of things, even if the game was going in that direction early on. Like the Undine deciding now was a good time to try and destabilize the Federation and Klingon Empire because they've been tricked into thinking both sides are invading Fluidic Space, despite the fact that they're shapeshifters who can infiltrate the highest levels of government and see that it's just not true in the slightest.

Or the gigantic time loop that means it's ultimately Sela's fault that Romulus got blown up.

>>723207673
TNG and DS9 already established that everyone's praying the Iconians stay extinct

>>723207629
Then you missed out on Janeway arguing that to put a possibly sentient alien's life possibly in jeopardy to save her chief engineer was "unthinkable" a couple seasons later.

A Daedalic Entertainment game? Bad?!
Inconceivable.

>>723207838
Gamexcite, actually.

>>723207958
and who's publishing?

>>723208065
Publishers don't matter. Developers do.

>>723202493
>are they French? Could be a good sign
being fr*nch is never a good sign

>>723207472
In my mind I won STO when I had all the hero ships from the shows and that was enough for me I flew around for a bit then quit the game.

>>723208121
Anybody who give you the money to use a kiked-to-gils IP license will matter far more than devs or the players like

>>723208196
It is with comics

>>723208271
nope, asterix is poorly written, belgian is where its at

>>723208263
For me it was finally getting my Donnie, I worked for so long to get it.

>>723207771
Because they had instant teleportation technology that puts warp drive to shame, not because they were historically man-behind-the-curtains manipulators who also just happened to have enough ships to casually crush the combined fleets of basically every Alpha and Beta Quadrant power when they got bored.

>>723208313
>five fore weapon slots on a carrier
is this common now? do they really want people to just stop broadsiding?

Why would you make a game based around the worst of the real Treks? is it purely due to the "make it home" premise?

>>723208446
No that ship is just designed for phaser banks which can hit in 360 degrees anyway. I've never been a fan of cannons in STO.

>>723207443
I remember there was a bit where the Vaadwaur would carry grenades with them that would blow up their bodies when they died so the Kobali couldn't desecrate their corpses, and the Kobali throwing a shitfit over how unfair it was to them.
I remember it because I kept thinking I'd want one of those grenades myself because fuck man, I definitely wouldn't trust our 'allies' not to reanimate my corpse should I die protecting their sorry asses, regardless of what my personal wishes would be.
The Vaadwaur were massive assholes, but goddamn if the Kobali didn't deserve every bad thing that happened to them and more.

>>723205437
Because Voyager was just supposed to be a science vessel mapping nebula and shit. It wasn't a flagship.

>>723208652
>The Vaadwaur were massive assholes, but goddamn if the Kobali didn't deserve every bad thing that happened to them and more.
Well unlike the Kobali, the Vaadwaur has the best cannon ship in the game

All these years and I still want to fuck Janeway so hard it's unreal.

That's cool, but where is my Andromeda game with ai integration so I can romance my ship's avatar?

>>723208263
Damn that's a lot. I was happy when I got the Excelsior and the TOS movie uniforms!

>>723197938
>Brent Spiner
Really surprised me when I learned that he was a comedian first. He's such a good nuance actor.

>>723177256 (OP)
God remember when Voyager was the blacksheep of the family? I say I miss those days but I only got into the franchise around Enterprise's airdate.
>>723192827
Apparently they're SUPER stingy about what they give out per liscensed product. You have basically have to buy shit in sections. So when you get Voyager, you JUST get Voyager. Oh you want the MUSIC too? That's extra. Voice Actors? That's SUPER extra (though that one's not surprising, still quickly adds up in budget)
Guess that just makes Elite Forces all the most special for managing to tardrangle the execs enough to get everyone onboard AND have a virtual tour of the ship.

>>723197869
Nevermind a Voyager game, let me have a CYOA game with the Cardies. They're so much fun to watch.

>>723209871
honestly it's probably better to not have voice actors outside of maybe an intro video. You get better quality dialogue and options in text and it's more annoying when some lines are voiced. Just keep it consistent

>>723197006
I mean according to Behr the reason was because Miles is the everyman and thus it's easy for the audience to empathize with him when something bad happens.

>>723195860
You can tell he was struggling to hold back his anger over the episode Up the Long Ladder. Anti-Irish discrimination is such a quaint thing nowadays but older people still have a sore spot over it because of the Troubles

>>723209612
I played the beta and then the game when it first launched, had a very old account and someone donated a bunch of in game money to me after he quit and purchased a bunch of ships with it and I think that's how I got the hero ships.
I had the Enterprise, the Enterprise that's in the very last episode of the series with the prow laser, I had the defiant, the original TOS ship and Voyager, voyager with the armor deploying ability that was the creme de la creme but like I said I flew around for a bit, did engagements and tried some pve stuff but got real bored and haven't been back. I might give it another look.

>>723209871
>God remember when Voyager was the blacksheep of the family?
People forget that Enterprise stole that title from them so damn quickly

I don't know why people shit on Gene so much, the show went completely to shit once they ran out of his material

>>723209871
I'm ok with no voice actors for a game like this, it would be better sure but aren't the actors getting on a bit and would sound strange compared to their original times as the character?

>>723210061
>>723210341
Agreed, the lack of OGs or sound-alike VAs is an understandable budget decision
The music one still kinda stings though.

>>723210257
Roddenberry didn't even write most of what made TOS good, Geen Coon did.

>>723182491
>Two additional shows in production.

The one with old Captain Archer as President of the Federation sounds like it could be good. Of course it will be shit if it get the Kurtzman treatment; but the concept is good.

>>723210568
That's still a pitch, it isn't in production.

I will say for as bad as ST has been in the last 6 or so years, Nu-Trek never felt like it sucked my soul out in the way the revived SW stuff did, and I say that as someone who was a massive SW fan as a child. By contrast Nu-Trek just makes me good "well these shows are kinda shit"

>>723210772
makes me go*, I meant

>>723210568
I thought the captions were just doing the meme but it was really in the show. Fucking kek.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QO2fXtxszEA

>>723211434
It was a different time.

>>723177256 (OP)
Wait this is a real game? This isn't a meme game like KOTH Online is it?

>>723210510
Like I give a fuck about some nigger, the MOMENT Roddenberry died and they ran out of his writing, the entire IP turned to liquid shit

>>723211474
No, it's real like E,E'n'E online

>>723211474
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2643390/Star_Trek_Voyager__Across_the_Unknown/

>>723210772
With possibly the exception of Picard, they did not seem to hire writers exclusively to destroy every major char who wasn't minority enough?

This looks like Fallout Shelter. Is this Fallout Shelter?

>>723211612
>>723211617

>>723211434
No joke, that episode ends with them getting raided by Benkarans after Neelix spends the whole episode insisting they were all good boys that dindu nuffin.

>>723211467
It really was.

>>723209135
Which is weird the first assignment it received was to hunt down some political terrorists.

Whatever happened to that Stellaris clone Star Trek game?

>>723213186
just to get her tactical officer back

>>723213245
Which begs the question why the tactical officer for a science vessel is embedded deep in a political terrorists ship.

>>723213342
This is the same intelligence agency that sent captain picard deep behind enemy lines with no back up besides crusher and worf.

>>723213224
Flopped.

>>723194045
I wonder if that's where the Xindi-Insectoid design came from, though even it looks kind of dodgy in motion.

>>723213613
Well shit. I was so excited for the whole possible alt-his aspect of the game.

>>723213342
Tuvok is a well known racist, and maybe they thought that would make him a believable turncoat.

>>723213224
Team got canned which is kind of a shame as I liked the idea of a HoI-style decision tree in Stellaris and the Stellaris mods, though more fleshed out gameplay-wise* have butt-ugly UI. LCARs was never meant for HD.

*Aside from the Cardassians. The licensed game gives them more content than the mods from my experience.

>>723182491
Paramount's hurting I guess. The onlyt thing I found watchable in a long time was lower decks, and that show is clearly not for everyone. Also, female jem hadar girlbosses, and klingon trannies in starfleet academy wasn't what I was hoping for.

>>723185174
JUSTICE FOR TUVIX.

>>723211619
Even Picard eventually got good in season 3.

>>723213907
From what I've heard, Paramount+ has gone about as well as the last time Paramount tried to make a channel all their own.

>>723211619
Picard felt like one of the writers was angry at some of the character's more questionable decisions in early TNG so they had the universe kick him in the karmic balls for the first season but not in a reason that logically correlates in a satisfying way.
Or maybe they thought making a bunch of people talk down an old guy made for pathos or something.
>>723213984
Picard Season 3 carries the show hard, makes up not just for the past two seasons of crud, but also the TNG movies while also sneaking a jab at Kurtzman's attempt to retcon the Constitution's design.

>>723189486
It's hard getting the balance of action, away teams, space combat, onboard action, and dialogue with a big ensemble cast right.

My favorites have tended to be the pure space combat shit, like Rescue! and the old Sega arcade game.

>>723213802
Which games you mean?
I really only remember them being good in Birth of the Federation. And even there their ship were actually shit, they just leaned heavily on Obsidian Order

>>723214110
Really ST is kinda in a Dave Filoni situation right now. Dave Filoni genuinely cares about Star Wars and is a fan of it, unfortunately he's also a talentless hack and you can tell whenever he isn't surrounded by writers that can actually put his fanboy ideas to pen. ST still has writers that care about OldTrek, but a lot of them either aren't very good writers, or they don't have the teams to make their ideas work.

>>723182257
They made a Prodigy game.

Reminder of what we were DENIED long ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoSUk8eeFKE

>>723214110
It really should've ended with the Titan being renamed the USS Picard.
Having it be the Enterprise-G just makes no sense. Neither did the early retirement of the F.

>>723196541
>>723202282
Enterprise was in Star Trek Legacy (the game).

>>723196541
>Did it even get any vidya?
STO has tons of reference from that show
>tons of ships
>their alien race
>The player character's action is the sole reason the Sphere builder exist and we keep fighting them in the timeline arc.

>>723197485
Quark there is surprisingly fast on the phaser.

>>723199349
>I don't know if starfleet has master chief petty officers, but either way, he's about as high as an enlisted man will go before they go through OCS.
You forgot Warrant Officers.

>>723197361
The thing that always gets me about AR-558 is that the Jem'Hadar went and sent in holographic decoys to scout and figure out where the Feddies' killbox was, but then their final attack plan ended up being to just march directly into said killbox exactly like their decoys had.

>>723213186
From where they were in the timeline (the Dominion War was wrapping up), the Maquis were basically a non-issue that a science vessel could handle.

>tranny klingons
>female jem'hadar
Why can't we have wholesome trek?

>>723197938
>>723209840
Brent Spiner on Night Court.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NrNlzstKzo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrLvtoKZfxY

>>723198724
Rodenberry initially wantted to use the US astronaut model. Everyone in space is the best of the best and is an officer. They move away from that later.

>>723214701
>female jem'hadar
tbf Jem'Hadar are basically genderless thanks to being a species that doesn't do sexual reproduction and they're all supposed to be clones of each other.

>>723214667
Were they not purposely ordered to by the founder-pet saving his own ass?

>>723214676
Nah, Voyager starts two years before the Dominion war, at the height of the Maquis threat.

>>723214765
Oh I thought it started around s5 of DS9 which is when the war was in full swing but also the Dominion suffered a massive defeat by the wormhole aliens saying "lol no" to their fleet

>>723201048
Yes, with a little oregon trail. Resource management. Fixing the ship.

>>723214758
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=925zCPYD9Hw

>>723214762
I'm too lazy to photoshop on Vorta ears.

>>723201683
SOMEONE self sealed a stembolt into the Andorian ambasador's spine at the dabo table, and yet no witnesses?

>>723214758
They were clearly designed with male phenotypes for maximum effectiveness in the field, not fat black women.

>>723196764
They expect their show to renew for the Romulan arc. That didn't happen.

>>723214846
What I meant is more that being a "female" Jem'Hadar is a meaningless concept.

>>723214890
Well of course not. The Jem'Hadar can't be played by black actors, that's what Klingon roles are for!

>>723202397
I'm just going in with low expectations. As in, it just needs to not fuck up as bad as picard or most of the new shit.

>>723202473
Yes. The trickier thing is that they don't ever talk about it, and rarely talk about their heiarchy.

>>723204080
China's objective is millitary dominance. They won't explore space. They want taiwan.

>>723215008
Klingons and DS9 Jem'Hadar were played by black dudes, anon.

>>723215000
It's such a shame we didn't get the Romulan-Earth war. Hundreds of Daedalus class warships fighting Romulan warbirds, with neither side knowing what the other actually look like or why they're even fighting, just two proto-empires refusing to back down.

>>723215084
Taiwan isn't worth shit now. Everyone has a chip fab.

>>723215112
God damn it woman stop looking at me like that

>>723215190
yeah what value could ironworks have, now that everyone can make stone axes?

>>723205562
>>723205437
They're also supposed to be short on skilled crew, which is why they had helmsman/navigator doing medical.

And they do a shit job of explaining what the fuck ops does anyways. I thought Data was the Science officer, but since he does everything better than everyone else it doesn't matter much.

Dax was ops and to this day I still don't know what the fuck she was supposed to be doing.

>>723215252
Not worth 100,000+ lives(even chinese ones) and billions of dollars of military equipment. Taiwan is a Pyrrhic victory waiting to happen and it's not worth it.

>>723205612
...and promoting him is a BAD sign for the timeline.

>>723215329
>Not worth 100,000+ live
Xi might or might not agree, that is the thing with with unassailable leaders.

>>723205972
Was the Bridge Commander post rebood any good?

>>723206090
It's also very important to make sure your londo action figures are...anatomically correct.

>>723206261
I'd call it clearly "inspired by". Nothing more or less.

>>723214172
I'm talking about the Stellaris-based ST Mods/Licensed Mods, of which Star Trek Infinite is the paid one and the one the other two guys were talking about; limited to a single scenario where you start at the beginning of the TNG era and is half-baked, but has interesting ideas that play with the fact Star Trek's map is semi-static so it's somewhere in between a grand strategy game and 4X. Good UI, killed in the crib.

Star Trek: New Civilizations (pictured here) is the one currently being updated and attempts to comprehensively shove as much licensed Trek (mostly the Activision and FASA additions) into a period stretching from Enterprise (you better learn to love Archer, you'll be seeing him a lot in most of the starting scenarios) to the start of the Temporal Cold War (post-Picard, pre-Nu-Trek). If you can stand the ugly UI and something breaking with every update, it is one of the most granular experiences I have ever seen for a Star Trek game.

Star Trek: New Horizons is the third mod and the one I have the least experience with, going for a middle ground in complexity between the above two I think. Less references to licensed material than NC which an effort to represent starts in multiple eras (or at least both TNG and ENT), including an option to have either a UI like Infinite or like NC if you hate yourself.

All of them are various degrees of buggy and jank and share a number of elements like the anomalies being largely references to Star Trek episodes, different resources from base Stellaris (watch those Crew counts) and Stellaris's AI being completely unable to convincingly play the Borg.

>>723208065
>>723208121
When the developer is a literally who, the publisher is still useful to know for scope, monetization ,ect.

>>723215448
Half of B5's filler episodes only live by Londo moments.
Shit like his divorce proceedings or being trapped with G'kar in the elevator are just too damn good

>>723214701
Which species would make the best wife?
My bet's on the Cardassian. Being able to bluntly speak your mind and share your honesty emotion with each other while also remaining devoted is such a rare thing.

>>723209554
I'm going with the purple drank. Trance Gemini is getting ranced if we ever get that shit..

>>723215636
I do not think I'd like the stolen blankets or survive the sauna visits

>>723210568
>>723182491
>>723210695
What's the other show in production?


>>723211619
Lower decks at least had TNG fanboys who liked rick and morty and would hit the random button on memory alpha for references.

>>723213342
Because clearly this is some section 31 DEEP SPACE BULLSHIT.

>>723211740
Your shelter doesn't have fuel needs like the ship does.

>>723213612
i was going to ask whether it was westley or dr, but then I figure it doesn't matter. Both options are aggressively idiotic.

Clearly section 31 WANTED him caught.

>>723177435
Best president we've ever had.

>>723180085
Hey, I've seen this movie.

>>723214083
>UPN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcv94NmsytY

>>723216090
>378 posts and only NOW the doc arrives
I not happy with you guys

>>723215190
>>723215329
>>723215390
Taiwan is absolutely politically critical to Chinese national pride.

>Taiwan is a Pyrrhic victory waiting to happen and it's not worth it.
True. I think they'll try for it if the goverment is collapsing and they have nothing to lose from doubling down again.

>>723208313
>done
>mastery not finish
>only X and not X2
>still using locators and not isomags

>>723216151
Sorry, I was busy a thousand years into the future

>>723216291
I think they would only do it if they WANTED to kill off a few thousand young men. But right now their demographics are tilting the wrong way. The one-child policy left them with a badly lopsided demographic bell and they are now below replacement. They aren't going to see aging populations quite like the west, but similar.

I don't honestly see Xi needing to strongman anyway. He will probably die of natural causes in the next 10 years and what we need to worry about is who succeeds him.

pic unrelated

>boot up Bridge Commander
>can't read any of the font because it's too small

>>723197020
The proto-Holodeck introduction isn't too jarring as it's actually introduced in TAS, implying that getting it to work on the Enterprise was a longer-term project.

>>723199784
I mean, you've gotta let the hog breathe sometimes.

>>723191470
TNG S2 isn't that bad, it has some bad episodes but some amazing ones. You can safely skip S1 and watch it later if you feel you need to.
You can also skip all of the movies.

>>723192414
God, I wish that were me.

Allamaraine! Third shap!

>>723216450
>both female giga-autists were still cute and straight
lol, the outrage this would trigger today

>>723216128
Man, no wonder the people in the Equinox went stir-crazy, imagine how cramped it must had been in comparison to this.

>>723198603
Clearly the disclaimer that it's being written for younger audiences acts as a deterrent for the usual suspects who attempt to write stories for Trek nowadays.

>>723197869
DS9 went to shit when you could clearly establish that Dukat was the villain and Garak was the good guy. It was much better when you couldn't clearly tell who's who and there was nuance to both of them.

>>723216746
You absolute shit stain, now I can't get it out of my head.

>>723198603
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=898E_4aDXFk

I didn't like prodigy, but it had it's moments.

Vid related. The kids try the Kobeashi maru, with holo graphic crew from famous ships.

Just going to leave this here for those who missed it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip48NBZa_TQ

>>723217583
I can't decide if this one or the Jadzia character assassination one with the shitty romance is my least favorite episode.

>>723198603
>that reality eating monster (totally not stolen from stephen king) that can "retcon" a reality.
LD already handwave that STD isn't canon. Prodigy shouldn't be a pussy and do it, too. I don't care if I have to see Westley again.

>>723217710
>force everyone to transform into TNG era ship because otherwise, everyone would just loljellyfish mode it
And no one does that mission, ever

>>723177256 (OP)
Yeah no duh. Trek’s pull peaked in the 90s when gaming couldn’t support doing anything cool with the IP, and now the only value of the IP is to pull in sundowning boomers to some weird mobile casino game.
I wish they published how much it costs to get a license for a game from them, though. If it’s low enough I’d do it.
It’s also hard to make a game out of. There aren’t really classes or CRPG-friendly forms of combat, but the brand would only really make sense with a lot of “choices matter” RPG stuff.
Honestly the only game that would be loyal to the theming would be a walking simulator with a few puzzles and FPS sections.

>>723217765
>he thinks LD decanon'd STD
Good job not paying attention for the entire season.

>>723216756
idk I'm still a fan of patrick

>>723209840
What surprised me is that at one point his natural speaking voice was the same radio-broadcaster accent Orson Wells had.

>>723217583
I don't even remember this episode...

>>723218358
That might be for the best...but it's honestly so stupid it becomes funny.

>>723218358

Early season 1 episode, Some of the first ayys to come through from the gamma quadrant.

>>723217738
>the Jadzia character assassination one with the shitty romance

>>723218717
It's very easy to do that though. /tv/ unironically talks about nu-trek.

>>723217710
Wow I was locked into that

>>723215831
>What's the other show in production?
Probably Academy (zoomers in Starfleet college a thousand years in the future), should be out very soon.

It has a female Jem'hadar which makes zero sense, so I hate it already. Of all the species, an entire galaxy and an extra ~700 years of unexplained lore, they pick basically the only species that literally cannot be female.

>>723177256 (OP)
SG fan here, qrd on Trek?
Is it worth to get into?

>>723220536
as a kid I watched TNG on weekdays and loved it so much I refused to watch DS9 because it 'stole' Worf and O'Brien and didn't have my favorite character Data.
During the scamdemic, I thought it would be nice to watch it all, and outside of some really weak episodes and a pretty shitty ending I thought it was excellent and holds up really well.
I can definitely recommend TNG and DS9, but they both suffer from kinda meh first seasons.

>>723220536
>Is it worth
I figured it was just boring nerd shit for the longest time, but it's genuinely a very comfy and enjoyable show. Same reason I liked SG-1.

However, and it's not just angry old men or 4chan bitterness, the newer stuff is genuinely 95% absolute trash. So despite being a 60 year old franchise, to most people the franchise is just five shows:
>The Original Series (there's also The Animated Series but that's kind of shit if we're honest)
>The Next Generation
>Deep Space 9
>Voyager
>Enterprise
Kind of like Stargate I guess, to many it may as well just be SG-1, maybe Atlantis, and just ignore Origins.

>>723220536
It's a different flavor to SG(I enjoy both). I would say start with TNG, just keep in mind season one is very rocky.

>>723217583
>>723217615
>>723217738
>I can't decide if this one or the Jadzia character assassination one with the shitty romance is my least favorite episode.

I actually like Come Along Home, its one of those silly low stakes comfy episodes like The Royale.

The Dogs of War is the worst episode of DS9 because it makes Rom the Grand Nagus which is fucking retarded..

>>723222401
I love the Royale. The idea of being trapped in a shitty novel full of clichés is campy fun.

I hope this game turns out to be good, seems like a recipe for an excellent Star Trek game

>>723225101
The skeleton of a good game is there but needs more time. Wonder if they’d go full proc-gen on crewmembers as well. Like recruiting heroes outside the cast of the show.

It's pretty cool but it reminds me a lot of FTL. Is it just going to be a story-driven game or an actual rogue-lite?

>>723225446
I'm not sure they will, feels a bit weird to justify having other characters rock up, at least ones that didn't appear on Voyager
>They got teleported in by the Caretaker or Q or the Borg or something
>They're holograms
Honestly I'd just hold out for good modding tools
Though having something like "Riker stays behind after the Q trial for some reason" would be pretty fun

>>723196541
I swear I saw silhouetted erect nipples in this show during a daytime slot.

I still love the first Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force. It really felt like a Voyager episode. Didn't overstay its welcome, had a nice amount of fanservice, and featured the original cast. Multiplayer was solid as well.

>>723225446
Most likely they only have hero characters that make sense in the context of the show, that you get based on choices you make. Characters like Seska, Tuvix, Arturis, human and full Klingon B'Elanna etc. Other than Riker maybe being a possibility (which he might not be due to licensing issues), don't except to get some crazy crossovers.

As for the full-on procedurally generated crewmembers, there kind of already are those. All the non-hero regular crewmembers on the ship do have names, which I thought was a nice touch. I wonder if we'll have an XCOM style Janeway kill board (I mean, a memorial wall) for crew who die along the way.

>>723226941
Riker showed up for that Resurgence game, he seems like a good sport
Now, what'd really be hilarious is if you could hire Nick Locarno, the guy who Tom Paris replaced, in some kinda temporal anomaly situation, despite the licensing there (I'd wager it's one of the first mods people make at least, just a simple name swap)

>>723226912
man the 2 elite force games were class

>>723215448
>It's also very important to make sure your londo action figures are...anatomically correct.
This is why they were pulled from the station's merch store, nobody could get it right.

>>723225884
Yes, you did, T'pol is a pleasure to look at.

>>723226941
>which he might not be due to licensing issues
I don't know much about ST, but do they license each series separately? Seems like it'll be a pain for anyone wanting to make a game set in the universe.

>>723177601
>>723178328
>>723192196

>>723211849
To be fair, they were trying to escape if I recall. Also, the ayys were savages that executed for pleasure rather than justice.

>>723182950
>letting that Maquis whore go free
Not my Janeway.

>>723202060
One's a problem, the other isn't happening.

>>723192970
Oh god that judge is Bishop Brennan from Father Ted. I can't see him without remembering him angry and calling people "little bollocks".

>>723201191
>>723201314
>colorblind faggots think they will exist in the future

>>723192160
>tfw no Trek game that lets you play as the warship Voyager.

>>723181947
Bridge Commander is literally one of the best, if not the best starship combat game ever released. I have no idea how this game is under so many Trekkie's radar despite all the mods keeping it updated over the decades.
Alot of the fan created missions in Star Trek Online are also pretty good from memory.
>>723217710
This and Star Trek Continues are unironically the best things that have come out of Star Trek since DS9 ended honestly lmao.

>>723230053
https://www.moddb.com/games/star-trek-bridge-commander/downloads/bridge-commander-remastered

>>723177256 (OP)
I just downloaded and booted it up. No original music, which I already expected. The complete lack of voiceover is uncanny, like they put the subtitles in there expecting to put the voice but forgot to. My mouse pointer feels sluggish too.

Now, you see, I'm an AI chatbot gooner. I've spent hundreds of hours reading smut put out by LLM. It took me about 3 minutes into the game to figure out that some of the dialogue is, at least, AI assisted. It's got LLM-isms, alright.

>>723177256 (OP)
Downloaded and played the demo out of interest because of this thread. It's developed by Gamexcite who have only done small mobile games to date.
https://www.gamexcite.de/games

The game plays very much like a VN. The ship management is very linear and the away missions remind me of those recent dice based roguelikes. It was okay, but nothing really to write home about.

The thing I liked most about the demo is that you can choose to abandon the Ocampa and warp back to earth, bypassing the whole Voyager journey. After the Caretaker dies, I just chose to go back and then arrested the Maquis. I think playing the demo is worth it for that alone, because I've always fantasised about the alternate timeline where Janeway follows the prime directive and Starfleet protocol.

For some reason the German government just decided to fund this game. Should’ve chipped in more for music and some voices.

>>723214762
Wrong episode. This was just them being asshats. I always figured they either had no choice due to the shape of the cave, or the scout was just to see the amount of troops. This of course made them arrogant enough to go for a Zergrush tactic which ultimately failed. Also, remember that the Federation used land mines to thin their numbers which for whatever reason is a war crime.

>>723230624
>For some reason
Governments have been funding small game studio's projects for years now, anon. It's some thing to promote local art/culture.

>>723199062
I always liked how Star Control had these ships as the Earthling Cruiser.

>>723229779
That's my screenshot. I took that before the game gave me the option what to do with the Maquis after coming back to Earth.

She definitely went to jail.

>>723196541
>kills trip
>it was all a holodeck simulation in the end
ENT was the first NuTrek show. /trek/ wants you to forget that, but it's true. The entire Xindi arc was bullshit, too. They tried too hard to capture the BSG audience and it fucked them.

>>723177256 (OP)
Was the taletale star trek game from last year any good? I had zero idea it existed until yesterday when I found it by accident on steam and being shocked TTG was still alive after being killed.

>>723220818
>>723220848
>>723221308
Thanks.

>>723206402
This. SC2 was honestly better sci-fi than even Trek as far as man finding and allying with ayys goes.

>>723214667
Star Trek has always had completely braindread incoherent ground combat.
My favourite is that the Jem Hadar and Klingons keep getting their ass kicked by Human females in hand to hand combat. A klingon is even defeated by fucking Quark and we know as fact Klingons are more physically strong than Jem'Hadar, meaning the average Jem'Hadar is weaker than a fucking Ferengi.
Also yeah, AR-558 is retarded, like 30 Star Fleet personal hold off 150 minimum Jem Hadar in hand to hand combat lmao.
By every real metric we see on screen, the average Klingon and Jem Hadar is far weaker than a human.

>>723231275
>Was the taletale star trek game from last year any good?
I liked it. I wished your actions affected the overall plot more, but otherwise I thought the game had good amount of interactivity, reactivity, and consequences.

>>723215493
>Star Trek: New Horizons is the third mod and the one I have the least experience with, going for a middle ground in complexity between the above two I think. Less references to licensed material than NC which an effort to represent starts in multiple eras (or at least both TNG and ENT), including an option to have either a UI like Infinite or like NC if you hate yourself.
This is the only one I tried. It was comf playing a newly formed Cardassian Union. Only issue is some of the events are the same regardless of who you play as.

>>723217672
>membaberries the scene

absolute shit, nutrek is filled to the brim with this crap

>>723216231
>even AI fantasizes about being Chad

>>723182257
>a series that was once regarded as some of the worst of the franchise
Voyager is better than TNG and I'm tired of pretending otherwise

>>723231275
>Was the taletale star trek game from last year any good?
I played it. It’s mid. Basically, almost anything bad that can happen with a starship happens and you’re in the thick of it. Also, the bridge officers are acting like a bunch of children and don’t you dare not to take someone’s suggestion, they will remember that.
The plot outside of the ship is fine but has too many dumb shooting gallery sequences and sneaking.

>>723205437
>>723204914
Original Harry is dead. Sucked out in to space. Just like how OG Naomi was stillborn. LD explains that most Kims are actually accident prone and/or go crazy at some point, and prime timeline (which was already fucked in TNG with the interference of the 1701-D in the suicide mission of the 1701-C) lucked out by getting the replacement Kim. It was one of LD's weaker callbacks, since the joke was ultimately any Kim that gets promoted destroys the timeline they're in.

>>723230143
>I have no idea how this game is under so many Trekkie's radar despite all the mods keeping it updated over the decades.
Probably because most non-nu-trekkies are boomers and this game is a pain to get working right on modern hardware and operating systems.
That and it's not on Steam for whatever reason.

>>723218717
>off topic threads are the best
Why are you still surprised, child?
>>723222401
>The Dogs of War is the worst episode of DS9 because it makes Rom the Grand Nagus which is fucking retarded..
This. Ruining the Ferengi was unforgivable.
>>723225457
Shame this game is so damn buggy.

>>723177256 (OP)
Why the fuck does this game use 90% of my GPU? Even Dying Light: The Beast doesn't fucking do that.

>>723230423
Honestly im pretty tempted by this game just to screw around and see what weird fan fiction options they came up with.
>do the crossing borg space section
>at the other side janeway stands there looking at 7 of 9
>dump her on a habitable planet with a distress beacon
Could be too ambitious to implement since "extract nanites from seven" is the solution to each weeks problem 25% of the time. Though having this action result in 7 then take the place of the usual borg queen could be cool.

>>723232149
German software engineering, please understand.

>>723231045
>She definitely went to jail.
Based.
>>723231891
>LD explains
Pic related.

>>723179603
Once

>>723232383
>German
Probably turks outsourcing to jeets.

>>723215932
>implimented mass surveillance

Watching Voyager right now. Seska just impregnated herself with Chakotay’s “dna” which she extracted while he was unconscious. What the fuck was that and was it rape?

Hopefully this leads to Deep Space Nine Tycoon

>>723232437
Twice

>>723232387
>he got filtered by LD
>he probably only saw the shitty season 1 trailer with the bat'leth and the blast shields and based his entire opinion of the show off of it
>he missed out on the best love letter to star trek to date because /tv/ told him it was le reddit quirk chungus rick and morty show

I bet you didn't even watch Prodigy because it was 3D animated and aired on nick, making it a "kids show". Even though it was an extremely solid voyager sequel that made up for beltran's shitty acting and attempts to get fired from the later seasons of VOY.

>>723232510
It's snek things, you wouldn't understand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7o9ZtipVyo

>>723232723
Three times a lady

What im hoping for most is a meta information check. If you can go around doing stuff with perfect, prescient knowledge (seska, take point on this clearly suicidal mission) then the game will notice that and do something about it. Q I suppose?

>>723192651
>There are also some fucking batshit episodes in season one before the studio told them to knock it off.
There's also Sub Rosa, in the last season.

>>723232886
If it's in the realm of possibility that you could make those decisions without meta knowledge then I don't see why they couldn't leave it as is
Though I think it'd be funny if you pulled that shit with Q specifically, and he had something to say about it
>Q stares directly into the camera
>Swats your mouse cursor away if you bring it near him

>>723182950
How the fuck is a game like this having alleged performance issues

>>723209840
I think it fit very well for Data, because it enabled him to just do zany shit if needed.

>>723232383
What are the chances the full game will NOT use 30% of my CPU and 50-80% of my GPU on the main menu?

>>723216151
We haven't had a single Barclay post yet either

>>723232761
>filtered by NG tier goof
kek at you.
>trying to shame for not watching Prodigy
Man, you just eat up whatever shit you are fed, child.

>>723233036
Q is the kind of ass to call you out on it. Also, those time cops might fuck you over too. It would be humorous if Q knew that the player was making the decisions for the crew though.

>>723233884
So you've proven my point. You got filtered and are just one of the many, many retards that parrot the same hate for LD, etc. without ever watching the show. But if you like VOY, PROD is 100% a must watch. Hologram Janeway is literally one of the main characters of the show. Chakotay is one of the main characters of season 2, alongside real Janeway, and we even get the EMH back for a bit as well as Wesley Crusher, actually being useful as a time guardian. It's a fairly decent damage control end for his saga.

>>723233072
It's Unreal Engine 5.

How do I repair hull damage?

>>723177256 (OP)
so is it just the same plot as the series?
if yes why even play if you watched the show?

>>723234334
See >>723232387
for pic related, child.

This game looks like shit but at least we can have more trek threads on /v/ now

>>723216406
Fucking Paramount NIGGERS trying to bait me into watching their garbage

>>723234484
In the Engineering Office.

>>723234504
There's a gif on the store page where it shows off that you don't have to separate Tuvix
Read, nigga

>>723234387
At. Yeah. That explains why a relatively simple Voyager model on the main menu is giving my 3070 nearly 90% GPU load, lmao
I hate UEggers

>>723234694
>poorfag has such a shit machine
Apex kek.
>>723234574
What do you watch?

>>723206261
>>723206402
Don't forget the entire non-shit portions of Reaper storyline being lifted directly from Free Space and the Shivans.

It stole shit front, right and center. Then once they ran out of stories to copy-paste and had to write something of their own, it all fell apart.

>>723201191
>year of our lord +2025
>have heart attack on plane
>pilot asks if there's a Doctor on board
>man steps up
>gets asked to help patient
>"Sorry my doctorate is in archeology"

>>723200194
top kek

>>723230143
>Bridge Commander is literally one of the best, if not the best starship combat game ever released. I have no idea how this game is under so many Trekkie's radar despite all the mods keeping it updated over the decades.
Anono, I've been a huge BCfag for 23 years but Klingon Academy is objectively superior as a starship simulator. And it's also moddable.

You can't explore anything other than the demo sector, right?

>>723236273
No. Three star systems and that's it.

>>723236413
Okay so I finished the whole thing. The battle was shit but I liked everything else. The XCOM style ship repair mechanic feels satisfying and I hope that Deuterium isn't as restricting in the game later. I had to go chase fuel every 2~3 warps because it ran out so fast.

I also like how you have the option to just go home, consequences be damned.

>>723235625
>Klingon Academy
Think there was no more bigger sign of a melty in galactic history than Klingon's declaring specifically Kirk's hometown/state as a military target for orbital attacks