Thread 723921268

What are your favorite Star Trek games?

Gates McFadden and Nana Visitor were the hottest

>>723921268 (OP)
What was the question again?

All the TNG girls were fucking ugly as shit except Ro and that one Vulcan girl you see for 10 seconds in one episode. You know the one.
The lady that played Crusher was a horrible actress too, the old lady doctor was 10x better.

>>723921268 (OP)
Deep Space Nine: Dominion Wars, Klingon Academy and Birth of the Federation are my top 3. There have been many Star Trek games I've enjoyed but those 3 I have the most nostalgia for.

>>723921268 (OP)
man she was so fucking hot

dianna was okay but she was hot she's on this tier list of hot ness that you can't explain. Like the 7 of 9 woman.


The others are still hot but her and 7 of 9 and kes before the jews fucked her up the woman from deep space 9 who marries worf were alll on another leuge

>>723921268 (OP)
That's right honey pie work that business

I guess the OP should've used this image with the usual taunt and posted during Euro hours.

>>723922285
or something more thought-provoking

>>723921268 (OP)
Bridge Commander, The Fallen and Klingon Academy; in fact, I was playing KA 20 minutes ago.

>>723922672
she was on death wish she gets r worded and she gets naked in it

is this game any good?

>>723922934
If you go in for casual play to run through the story missions one time and skip more blatantly stupid shit like the two STD inspired Klingon Civil War campaigns, yes. If you intend to participate in anything like the endgame then lol, lmao.

>>723921268 (OP)
I'll never get to see this in a higher resolution will I

>>723922672
I can't wait until AI can just make full length episodes/movies

>>723923539
Get the blu-rays

I used to kill a crewmember on the ship, then see how long I could run and avoid getting arrested and game overed using what ammo and weaponry I had left

My top 3 are:
Armada II
Bridge Commander
Klingon Academy
Honorable Mention: Starfleet Command 3

>>723921752
>Dominion Wars
So I wasn't the only one who played that game.

>>723922934
I miss my days in Vidya Trek. It was the best of times.

>>723922934
Like the other anon said, it's a fun game to play casually. There are fairly regular events and seasonal promotions that reward you with a premium ship if you do something as simple as create a character from X faction within the timeframe. I didn't get involved in whatever the "endgame" is to know much about it or if it's any good. It's fun flying around and outfitting your ship & crew. The later minigame where you are sending ships & crews to go and do missions off-screen I found to be a really nice inclusion, it made me feel like I was commanding a fleet.

>>723922672
This shit is animated like Who Framed Rodger Rabbit.

>>723921268 (OP)
>there was a time where women would work out in leotards that rid up their ass
i know we have yoga pants now, but it's just not the same

>>723924345
Is this a good or a bad thing?

>>723921647
famke janssen is in one tng episode
so was teri hatcher

>>723922672
mmm greek yogurt

>>723921268 (OP)
For me, it's Star Trek Elite Force II the best Star Trek game.
Oh, man. So many years, so many memories. Time sure does fly by, doesn't it?
I remember playing this game for the first time, and I was all like "whoa", and then I was all like "What's this?!?" and then I was like "Hey! Prime directive!"
I even played the multiplayer for a little while and everyone started calling me "Prime Directive." What a great game.

>>723924125
I really need to watch all of DS9

>>723921268 (OP)
brootal mog

>>723924479
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIfAkOBMf5A

The stuff women would wear during the height of the aerobics fad was downright vulgar and nobody gave a shit.

That game on the genesis

>>723925446
This, although I kinda like EF1 more than 2 because 1 is set on the comfy as fuck Voyager and even has a Voyager tour expansion.
I tried to get into modding 2 and the whole thing is just fucked though, the company that made it put all the files in their gay little formats and it's nearly impossible to convert them into usable file formats except for some mysterious, impossible to decipher command line shit that I couldn't manage to get to work

>>723921268 (OP)
Hot take: Troi was hotter than 7 of 9.

>>723921268 (OP)
i met Marina Sirtis in real life. she's fucking tiny

>>723921268 (OP)
Old white woman ass

im full on team Ezri tho

>>723925792
we need to go back

>>723921268 (OP)
its impressive how unsexual this is

>>723926462
Of course. When porn has fried your brain most things like this aren't sexual to you anymore.

>>723921647
Dr. Selar? Total babe. Same actress played Worf's baby mama.

>>723921268 (OP)
star trek online

>>723927437
>Miles Edward O'Brien! I may have the body of a 12 year old mesugaki but I am still your wife! And as your wife I DEMAND you correct me! Right now!

Just posting the best girl, never mind me.

>>723925792
>The stuff women would wear during the height of the aerobics fad was downright vulgar and nobody gave a shit.
You say that like no one makes cool dresses anymore (like that one modakawa dress) or has lewd fads.

>>723926550
>BREAKING
Accredited 4chan psychologist discovers looking at flat boring granny asses no longer cause arousal in men largely due to the availability of more enticing options.

>>723922672
Klingons made this

>>723927537
They sure got their money's worth with that actress.

>>723927437
That actress is like 46 now.

>>723927669
It's not that women don't dress sexy anymore, it's the fact that sexuality used to permeate society a lot more and nobody really noticed. Those sort of high waisted leotards and bikini bottoms fell out of fashion for good reason even as sportswear because the woman basically his just a thin strip of fabric covering her vag.

>>723921268 (OP)
Star Control 2

>>723922672
>>723922840
every other episode she ends up getting raped in some capacity

>>723921268 (OP)
>in the future, everyone will dress in uniform, monochrome onesies and spaceships will be like if flying hotels except every room will look like the inside of a hospital

>>723928445
I like when she loses her empathic abilities and proceeds to act like a massive cunt the entire time.

>>723929901
That only applies to Starfleet ships

>>723929983
she immediately tries to quit

>>723930195
Typical.

>>723929983
>nooooooo I need my heckin mind reading in order to say empty platitudes at people
>i'm heckin disabled captain!!!

she really was an awful person in that one

will it be good?

>>723931667
itll be ok

>>723931667
it's going to be a very shallow FTL-like. Good for one playthrough at a discount price maybe

booba

>>723931967
do you guys think the Borg made her boobs and ass bigger? wouldn't that be funny? ha ha

>>723934269
well.. they ARE on a quest for perfection, he he he

>>723934364
>quest
A galaxy quest!?

>>723922672
whoa
art imitates life and now AI perfectly mitates barclay's holodeck programs

>>723931667
I played the demo when it came out. I like the jank but it feels incomplete without voiceover and the original score, but I assume that will be fixed day 2 via mods.

Any characters that would appeal to someone who prefers older women?

>>723921268 (OP)
Armada. I liked how every unit had actual crews that could be lost/replenished over time, and how you could capture enemy ships with tractor beams and beam your crews on board to capture them. I would make a point of recapturing every assimilated Starfleet vessel in the campaign missions before capturing a Borg construction ship and creating a hybrid base.

Also, Star Trek: Legacy. The campaigns were mid, but the ship combat was really fun for the time. STO combat is like a watered down version with more macros with everything fixed to a 2D plane. Being able to play ENT, TOS, and TNG-era versions of multiple species was also a lot of fun. TOS Federation VS The Borg was peak.

There was an old Windows 98/XP game called Starship Creator were you could make your own ship designs, choose what sort of interiors and modules they had, and even select a crew using characters from TNG/DS9/VOY and send them on missions in real time with an LCARS-inspired UI. It wasn't anything amazing, but I had a lot of fun with it.

Honestly, I just want more games with ship porn.

>>723935127
yes

>>723921268 (OP)
I was inordinately fond of Star Trek Online. For some reason the grimdark Trek 40k future with the fucking borg and breen and mirror universe and everything's shit everywhere which would've been awful for an actual show was just so damn enjoyable in MMO form where you pick your favorite ship to baby around and get a bridge crew of alien women with massive tits and have silly space adventures and GOD DAMN IT it's been years since I played it and I can hear it fucking whispering to me. There's just nothing else out there quite like it

There are a lot of really good Trek games but I've probably put the most time in STO and I enjoy it as a separate entity. Though it's also cool when the Trek shows lift ship designs from STO

>>723935127
Lwaxana Troi

>>723927729
more enticing options like balloon tits, dicks and things that arent even human women in general. youre not fooling anyone no matter how much you dress up mockery of what is literally just normal women you funny lil cunt

How has there never been a single player KOTOR/Mass Effect-esque Star Trek RPG where you play as a starfleet captain going across the galaxy solving people's problems like it's an episode and how is Expanse getting one before Star Trek

>>723921268 (OP)
>Star Trek
>Star Wars

I just think no one actually unironically gives a shit or even know these two

>>723935127
lwaxana
moreso in TNG, she only has 1 good episode in ds9

>>723921268 (OP)
FlashTrek: Broken Mirror. Give me back the good old days of the internet.

>>723936016
Because CBS/Paramount are dumbasses who have been completely mismanaging the property ever since Braga and Berman left the helm and JJ got his greasy jewish mitts on it and passed it on like a well-used whore to Kurtzmann, his jewish buddy who is even more untalented and uncaring of what Star Trek is supposed to be about and just wants to turn it into generic sci-fi action slop

>>723936016
I've never consumed any Expanse-related media, will I enjoy this?

>>723936016
paramount isn't interested in making anything good

Man where are the Farscape games

>>723921268 (OP)
>What are your favorite Star Trek games?

This one was fun. Basically a Star Trek 4X where you can play as the Federation, Klingons, Romulans, Cardassians, Ferengi (or the Dominon with mods). It had dozens of little minor races from various Trek episodes that you could incorporate into your empire for various bonuses, which is kind of a unique mechanic I haven't seen anywhere else.

Would love to see someone make a new Trek 4X.

>>723936227
there was one

>>723936294
plural

>>723929901
everything being carpeted in TNG is goofy.
but it's also a stupid show, so whatever.

>>723936160
kurtzman rightfully gets a lot of shit for nu-trek but it's crazy how nobody mentions Akiva Goldsman who is pretty much single-handily responsible for the cancer that is Star Trek Picard

it's a whole cabal of talentless hack jews

>>723935648
The damage is done. It is, what it is. Can't turn back the clock. What can you do. Kids these days, I tell ya. Forget about it. Can't turn back the clock or put the toothpaste back in the bottle with the genie. I just work here. Don't shoot the messenger.

>>723931667
>will it be good?

The space combat is apparently ass; but everything else seems to be pretty good.

They've still got time to fix it before release.

>>723936250
>Would love to see someone make a new Trek 4X.
The good news: Star Trek: Infinite
The bad news: It's Star Trek: Infinite

>>723936383
get out of my sight profligate.

>>723924871
Gotta give her a personality somehow.

>>723936516
My apologies for acting so ghastly brutish.

>>723925635
Kek.

>>723927437
It would be over if this happened

>>723936621
her whole character is DUDE CURZON LMAO any time sisko is around, and muh Klingons
she's still tolerable bc the actress is alright, but I totally get why people like Ezri. She's just more interesting

>>723921268 (OP)
Adversaries my beloved... :(

>>723931667
No. I’ll still buy and play it.

>>723935127
Janeway

>>723925792
Nobody cared because the women back then all had flat granny asses as the video demonstrates. It wasn't viewed as sexual.

>>723937005

Jeffery Combs played the self sealing stem bolt?

>>723936250
The New Horizons and New Civilizations mods for Stellaris are this. Unfortunately they can be fairly janky and unstable for a long time after Stellaris updates.

>>723937170
It was absolutely viewed as sexual, but before the internet people has to get their jackoff fodder any way they could.

>>723937278
Who exactly was getting off to those pancake asses? Women had no sense of sexual aesthetics back then.

>>723937186
he's a very versatile actor

>>723936464
What was so bad about this game, anyway?

I only knew about its existence after it died, apparently.

>>723934269
>>723931967
Seven was a virgin. Kim had the opportunity to get in her prime untapped pussy. She wants him to teach her everything about sexuality. He spilled his spaghetti everywhere though and shoved her over to Chaoktay to achoochimoya

>>723937217
based

>>723937317
> Who exactly was getting off to those pancake asses?
A lot of people given how common they were. Before the internet, you took what you could get.

>love the 90s trek growing up
>get older
>realize its shit because 90s television has shit pacing
but im still attached to the setting it created
just wish i could stand to binge it with out suffering

>>723937667
it's not the shows, its tiktok has fried your attention span

>>723937317
everyone, thats what an attractive female looks like to civilized people

>>723937667
>shit pacing
no anon, I think you just have no patience. Most 90s Trek makes excellent use of its 45 minute runtime to tell a lengthy, satisfying story. Not to say there aren't any stinkers though, TNG, DS9, and VOY all have some very boring first season episodes

>>723937738
it is, every time i can see they meant to put a commercial break in i just groan. the episodes feel rushed as well, they really need that extra 10 minutes per episode.
the mid 2000s really improved how television works

And it is something about the 90s, i watch tos and dont feel this way. 90s was just trash at tv

>>723921268 (OP)
Mass Effect 1.

>>723937170
>>723937317
Oh, hello. What's this?
Why, It certainly does appear as if my previously stated opinion, via general consensus, has been validattiieated.

>>723936176
Expanse is, for the lack of a better word, woke garbage. Each season is worse than the previous one.

>>723937170
it was viewed as sexual thats why there is a mirror in that scene
lithe is hot, fat is gross. did you forget the entire 'does this make my butt look big?' thing? nobody wanted to appear to be obese until recently

>>723937892
nigger you are retarded, shows in the 2000s were even shorter because networks wanted to shove in more ads. there are cases of them even speeding up old sitcoms to fit them in less time. it was absolutely not better. and having a fade to black for an ad break is absolutely not the same thing as pacing issues.

>>723922934
Play it casually and enjoy many of the stories that doesn't involve STD or the later Terran story line. It does that whole part where you can have customizable npc follower quite well. The game is mostly space combat and that is a whole other league of discussion. If you bother doing those annual events each year, you get some T6 coupons, lobi crystals, and prem coupon. It will take a fuckton ton of money or time or both if you wanna go full meta endgame mode in this game. Otherwise, just enjoy the space barbie as this game has lots of ships you will never get access to.

>>723937170
they're literally talking about sex in the scene
it was very intentional

>>723938041
People now don’t REALLY want to appear as obese, they’ve just given up on getting thin. The rapid growth of Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs for weight loss is proof-positive of this.

‘Thicc’ and all that other crap was just fatty cope.

.

>>723936110
This shit was great. I'm surprised we haven't gotten some kind of indiejank knockoff of it.

>>723938074
the 2000s gave us bsg which had excellent pacing and is great to binge
The pacing issue is that they had to wrap everything up each episode, the old 'everything is the same at the end' trope. This is generally no good, but this is how TOS also did it and it did it noticeably better so they were just better in the 60s than the 90s.
Maybe they wasted too much time on technobabble i dont know. They are just shows that really felt meant to be caught half way through as you flip the channels, watch some commercials with, and then end with out really paying much attention to them. You see the reruns and piece togeather episodes over multiple days. When they have a filler episode streak i just cant sit through them. Maybe this is explained by tos just being gold nonstopped for the first season and a half and then later 2000s stuff having concurrent intertwining plots so that filler episodes were still progressing things.

This is best felt in voyager which is very hard to sit through after the first few seasons.

>>723937170
Granny asses are hot tho

come to quark's, quark's is fun, come right now, don't walk, RUN

>>723937490
Unfinished and abandoned. Go read the Steam reviews

>>723921268 (OP)
Where is the game that let you role-played as secret agent from super advanced civilization?

I think Voyager > TNG