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star trek sex with shran
Picard is so wacky lol
>>218127741Lower Decks is the only good NuTrek ane even then just barely.
Parcheesi squares
>>218127898What is good about it? I don't know because I don't watch cartoons.
TNG & DS9 were my favorites since childhood in my 30s this has been replaced with TOS and SNWThat is all
>>218127968You are gay
>>218127968Its cool that your taste got worse as you got older.
>>218127955Its usually funny and has actual star trek style plots like anomalies, weird alien culture shock and holodeck episodes unlike episodes of nutrek. It also has a lot of references to established canon.
I liked the little drone thingies
>>218128074That is also what I remember the most about this game. The drones replicating the parts of buildings was very impressive back then.
it was a replicated fire hazard
>>218127968SNW isn't bad at all, its ENT tier Tho for me, I was a TNG senpai but as I got older, VOY because my favorite
It was a fire hazard
>>218128492Fugg I forgot the image Im going to killing myself
>>218128492it was ALMOST a fire hazard>>218128506Don't do that but change out your kneepads
>she is a fire hazard
wtfI had no idea Neelix had his own little incel hate club.What makes sex-havers Neelix enjoyers and virgins Neelix haters?
>So in my first official act as Prefect, I ordered all labour camp commanders to reduce their output quotas by fifty percent fifty percent. Then I reorganised the camps themselves. Child labour was abolished. Medical care was improved. Food rations were increased. At the end of one month of my administration, the death rate had dropped by twenty percent. Now how did the Bajorans react to all this? On my one month anniversary they blew up an orbital dry-dock, killing over two hundred Cardassian soldiers and workers.>Because they were blind, ignorant fools. If only they had cooperated with us, we could have turned their world into a paradise. From the moment we arrived on Bajor, it was clear that we were the superior race. But they couldn't accept that. They wanted to be treated as equals when they most certainly were not. Militarily, technologically, culturally, we were almost a century ahead of them in every way. We did not choose to be the superior race. Fate handed us our role. And it would've been so much easier on everyone if the Bajorans had simply accepted their role. But no, day after day they clustered in their temples and prayed for deliverance, and night after night they planted bombs outside of our homes. Pride. Stubborn, unyielding pride. From the servant girl that cleaned my quarters to the condemned man toiling in a labour camp to the terrorist skulking through the hills of Dahkur Province. They all wore their pride like some twisted badge of honour.Dukats only crime was being too based, I would listen to his podcast. I mean seriously, he was totally in the right.
>>218128612I really disliked Kiras old uniform but whenever I look back on it after getting used to that weird catsuit they made her wear my appreciation for it grows
>>218128593h-how did you know about the kneepads >>218128683as someone who has watched Voyager 100 times, Neelix is just.... at first I liked him alot.... but it starts to dawn on you how often Neelix totally messes everything up, gets people killed, is objectively wrong, says the worse possible thing you can say at that moment, is useless. He becomes hard to like. Neelix is straight up responable for the deaths of like 5 crew members including himself >_<
>>218128805Realistically, there should be some species objectively superior to others
>>218128683Neelix make em squeelix and some guys just can't handle it.
>>218128915Neelix probably knew Kes since she was a kid (given her age and how long he said he spent on the Ocampa planet) and he’s dating her
>>218128937if the cardies are so superior then how come they get their shit kicked in harder than any other major species in the franchise?
>>218128683I like when he finds out god isn't real.
>>218128981Sisko literally didn’t play fair. It’s like Picard asking Q to defeat the Borg for him.
>>218128915he constantly protects all their lives with his optimism, neelix's fuckups make everyone happy because they have someone to blame. half the time he's knowingly deliberately overbearing for morale purposes. him becoming BFFs with tuvok is the best journey.>>218128969he totally did groom kes but thats just a star trek multiculturalism thing i guess. all those kids on the justice planet had to be banging. prime directive oh well.
>>218128981Wormhole>I wormed your moms hole
>>218129034>>218129100the wormhole aliens are of bajor so it stands to reason that the bajorans won
>>218129034If the Cardassians were so superior they would have won no matter what Sisko pulled out of his ass. Take the L.
>>218129167The cardassians are superior to bajorans but wormhole aliens are superior to cardassians
>>218128915>h-how did you know about the kneepadsI'm reluctant to discuss jt.
>>218128969>tfw there are like 4 plots on Voy revolving around smex with someone under 5 years old DELTA "old enough to count old enough to mount" QUADRANT >>218129044They blame hom because its his fault -_-; neelix and tuvok are cute tho too bad tuvok has to come down to meet neelix neelix never rises to meet tuvok except for maybe 1 second on the elevator episode
>>218128981It's the grey man's burden to take the hit for good kino
>>218129403Harry Kim marrying Paris’ and Kes’ daughter was crazy. been a close family friend since the day she was born. He probably babysat
>>218129403neelix really does nothing wrong he's just a physical embodiment of delta quadrant theyre all stuck with.
The Delta Quadrant sucks
>>218129664>neelix really does nothing wrongmy next rock opera???
>>218129664>>218129722>neelix did nothing wrongshut the FUCK up!!!!!!!1!
A friendly reminder that the only Earth religion that still exists in Star Trek Canon is fundamentalist Islam.
>>218129864This is because Islam is the one true way.
>>218129864Don't they mention celebrating the hindu festival of lights in Datas day? Also Keiko and O'Brien have a shinto style wedding.
Going back and watching TOS is so funny because of how antiquated all the tech looks, I'd love to know if there's ever been some in-universe attempt at explaining why the TOS era looked so low-tech despite it being the 23rd century.
>>218130187honestly would you rather be flying through space with hard switch controls or some bullshit phone touchscreen interface?
Who was your favorite non-Weyoun vorta? For me, it's the dominion prison warden guy. I love how he just didn't give a shit>Shoot them both
>>218130201This has always been my head-canon haha! I choose to believe they used analog technology on starships simply because it was more reliable in high stakes environments and by the time of TNG the touch screen tech was either reliable enough or they simply felt that exploration was safe enough to utilize them.
>>218130249Are all the male Vorta supposed to be effeminate gay guys? That one Vorta that Sisko and the gang took as a prisoner in rocks and shoals has one of the gayest facial phenotypes I have ever seen.
>>218130251i bet the screens are the reason every console needs a highly explosive EPS conduit to it and TNG+ just have zero respect for life
>>218129711>The Delta Quandrant sucks.
>>218130249obviously Keevan
>>218130274iggy pop.
>>218130298>>218130249i guess iggy pop to this question too
>>218129864>Bajoran earrings forbidden under Starfleet regulations>hijabs are fine
>>218130168Those are ok because everyone knows they’re fake
>>218130283They don't count since they just chill in fluidic space
>>218130360picard wrote those regs himself
>>218130249>>218130295>>218130321Tits were an option, fags
>>218128612Uncle Ben
>>218130475God I love cock
>>218130490he'll always be charly to me
>>218130168Shinto is not considered a "religion" as such.
>>218130475We get it bro, you're so straight.
>>218130475Why did the director hate this woman so much? I thought she did a good job.
>>218130475>>218130492One must imagine the Founders had the foresight to create Vorta envoys to cater to all tastes.Who's to say she wasn't packing a girthy hog?
>>218130677>be founder>GOOOOOOO in puddle for a trillion years>make vortas>???>Prophet?
>>218130251>tng’s computer interface>reliablenig there’s like 6 episodes where the touch panels just straight up electrocute people
>>218129864I like to think if you’re caught praying to something they send you to sickbay or the counselor. You need to couch it in a celebration of your heritage, you can’t seriously be an adherent.
>>218130201Dragon has touchscreen controls and I hate it.
>>218130804
>>218128683He's an extrovert. He's religious. He has a gf. He's accepting of others. He's lived through hard times and worked to get where he is. That makes him everything incels hate.
>when you have to tell the alien orphan child running the simulation that you knew it was a simulation because it thought your video game waifu was real because of how much you loved herHumiliation ritual
>>218130911>starts dating his gf when she's 2 years old>she leaves>he starts hanging around the only child on the ship
>>218130988>leaves voyager to hook up with a single mom
>>218130988He started dating her before she was 2
Hey Trevis, remember that time Kes came back all pissed off and old? That was pretty weird.
your political leanings (no shit flinging please) how long you've been into star trek and your 3 favorite star trek property (/tv/ related exclusively no comics or books)Far Left8 monthsDS9Lower DecksSearch For Spock
>>218131386fuck off CIA
>>218131395thank you i'm back tracing this post ip with my Kali powered hacking laptop by Asus™
>>218131386Not political19 years VOY TNG and Legacy
>>218131386Far Right10 yearsStrange New WorldsLower DecksStarfleet Academy
got a bottle of kanar and some ketracel whitenothing wrong on a saturday night
>>218131386Lolbert30 yearsTNG, VOY and Galaxy Quest
>>218129864Weren't all religions destroyed by the eugenics wars? It would be a pretty interesting plot thread for there to be a Human religious revival and how the gay space communist Federation would deal with it. But that would require the writers not being gay liberals so it'll never happen.
>>218131503They sorta dealt with something like that when Keiko was teaching the Bajoran students that their religion is just science
>>218130861Based esefgee poster
>>218131289She was pretty cool, but um, she's not as cool as that robot chick. Y'know, I've been thinking Flothead, if she's Seven of Nine, then like, are there eight more just like her? That would be cool, heh-heh.
>>218131386left30 yearstng ds9 voy
>>218131386Agressivly centerVOY, tng
>>218130911Look, you don't understand ;_; Neelix id objectively a disaster for Voyager. He doesn't help voyager once in any tangible way. He actively makes their lives worse. The show tries to frame him as the glue that keeps everyone together but in reality its not true. People are justified in hating Neelix. You cannot frame this as some imcel thing unless you are saying incels have a monopoly over reality.
Dead franchise let it rest
>>218130911He was a coward who refused to serve in his planets military even when the enemy nuked the moon his family lived on. He spent the time hiding from his own people! He was constantly aggressively jealous to everyone who even looked at Kes. Kes was underage. He fucked up the ship because he made cheese in an episode, almost destroying the ships gel packs, which they only had a limited supply of replacements. He constantly lied and got them into shit situations because of it.
>>218131757Meanwhile competent Kes learning medicine and her telepathic skills both came in handy.
I goon to Neelix daily. Don't take that away from me.
>>218131386single issue voterlike 12 years maybe?TNGTOS DS9
>>218131757Yes Neelix was flawed. The cheese thing was out of his control though, you're desperate to find something to pin on him. He didn't constantly lie and get them into shit situations, ironically you are lying. I look down on you!
Anybody playing the game that came out this week?
>>218131913>you're desperate to find somethingI'm currently rewatching Voyager so I based my comment on shit that has happened so far on this rewatch. He's just pretty useless overall, he's petty, gets them into scrapes. He's had one good moment with the Kazon Ogla in one of the last episodes I saw but even then the situation was mostly out of his hands and he didn't influence it that much. Maybe his cooking is getting better. That's about it. He constantly bothers everyone, he makes things actively worse. In the episode I'm on now he's harassing the doctor while the doctor tries to examine Kes. >>218131775And she made a hydroponics garden.>>218131925Got it downloaded to play later. Started a rewatch of Voyager then saw that shit drop. Felt great.
>>218131913>He didn't constantly lieLiterally the first thing he did was lie about the Kazon so he could get Kes back.
They acknowledged the lizard episode twice, it's in the ending too.It felt a bit short. Or maybe I missed things? Hard to tell.
>>218131744For the first two seasons Neelix is a guide and an expert that tells them about local cultures, etc, and helps chart their course both literally and diplomatically.Later, he's the cook.
Netflix was fucking Kes before she went through puberty. >>218131983>Later, he's the cook.I'm on a rewatch at s02e04. He's been the cook in about as many episodes as he has been the guide. It's not later..
>>218131977>con·stant·ly>/ˈkän(t)st(ə)n(t)lē/>continuously over a period of time; always.
https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1771460802490646.mp4
>>218132008Yes constantly. He also lied about being a good cook. His cooking was initially awful and took time to get good. He exaggerated shit a bunch.
>>218131994Later, he's JUST the cook and the morale officer. But, to be fair, he also undergoes extensive Starfleet training -- piloting training, security training, etc, and is more or less a functional crewman in later seasons who goes on away missions regularly like anyone else. Voyager can't be picky. They're stranded. They use the resources they have and Neelix is an old spacer which has a value in its own right.You'll be sad to see him go. He's really the only character that gets a good send off.
>>218132023Also his acting like a guide is someone dubious sometimes and exaggerated.
>>218132048When
>>218132057Early on his knowledge of systems pretty much does nothing, when initially he claimed to know far more and potential be a much bigger help. I can't think of much where having him on board really helps things. He barely acts as a guide. About the only two moments I can think of is gaining some supplies on a planet (need that leola root) with him telling a crewman about a poison fruit. And him dressing down the Ogla, which I mentioned before, but really the meat of that situation was what Chakotay did. Meanwhile he constantly complained about situations they did find themselves in, like the nebula situation, when he wanted to leave in his ship.
>>218132122I asked for specific instances not your fan fiction, I'll brain you
>>218130861Im with you on that
>>218131983Look, watch the episodes, implied off screen stuff doesn't matter to the viewers. You are enjoying the idea of Neelix and not Neelix we see. I don't know why the writers did this to him either. But he doesn't have a single win in all of his diplomatic work, all of his knowledge is useless and screws over the crew many times. His knowledge doesn't actually purely help voyager avoid danger until season six, Dragons teeth. His cooking doesn't help. He is a poor chef and the only reason they allow him to cook is to save on the replicator ???? (This part doesn't make sense) but it doesn't matter because voyager never actually entered a situation where they ran low on (replicator energy ???)
>>218132139I said his skills are a guide are exaggerated and gave you examples based on season 1 and the bit of season 2 I've watched so far on this rewatch. None of it was fan fiction you retard. He's pretty much only been a competent guide like twice. Meanwhile he has nothing to say on situations, systems etc. Unless you think him knowing that a planet has people who are good hosts is top tier guide work or knowledge. Now you're just trolling since you provide zero conversation beyond insults. Quit being boring.
It's funny how all the shit you say is wrong, like just straight up lies and complete lack of understanding anything. Oh wait I've seen this routine a million times with Voyager rager.
LMAO! 2 KIM!!1
>>218132197I'm:>>218132122>>218132195Nothing I said was wrong. I'm not a Voyager rager either, I like the show too. You honestly sound like some autist. You have nothing of substance to say to the mildest of criticism.
>>218132162>His cooking doesn't help. He is a poor chef and the only reason they allow him to cook is to save on the replicator ???? (This part doesn't make sense) but it doesn't matter because voyager never actually entered a situation where they ran low on (replicator energy ???)I don't like Neelix and criticised him in other posts. BUT you're wrong here. By season 2 Janeway calls him a competent chef and he produces home cooked food for various crew members (in the season 2 opener he prepares food for those abducted humans too that's considered decent by their comments). And Janeway mentioned how they have replicator rations too to not overuse it.
>still can't cite any actual instances just posts vague insults kek
>>218132258Do you want me to name the episodes I'm mentioning since you clearly don't recognise them?
nutrek lostit's over.
>>218132273Stop being baited so easily by that anon. >>218132282NuTrek lost.Neelix is the Jar Jar of Star Trek.Voyager overall is fun though.
>still hasn't listed any
>>218128981spoonheads are superior to wrinklenoses, but hew-mons are superior to spoonheads. Simple as.
>>218132162>Look, watch the episodesIsn't this your first watchthrough? Do you know how many times I've seen every single VOY episode? At least 10. And I'm watching it right now, at the end of season 2.
>>218132439
>>218132258>>218132328So I'll mention stuff I mentioned here and more: >>218132122Opener, Neelix lies about the Kazon to save Kes and doesn't give them the full story. Exaggerates how he can fit any role the captain sees fit, be a guide etc. We know he exaggerates because he claimed to be a great chef and wasn't initially.Season 1 Episode 4 Time and Again, Neelix doesn't know about the system (destroyed by polaric energy). (This is something that happens, either he knows nothing or basic things.)Season 1 Episode 10 Prime factors, Neelix knows the race are good hosts. But the race has already sort out Voyager out and he knows nothing about them further that could have helped the situation. Some guide.Moments I mention:Season 1 Episode 11 State of Flux, he actually helps gather decent supplies and has local knowledge. Season 2 Episode 2 Initiations, he helps Tom Paris talk to the Kazon Ogla using his knowledge. But this only partly influences the situation, Janeway talks to them and the episode is more about Chakotay.Nebula moment I mentioned:Season 1 Episode 6 The Cloud. When Neelix complains about them going into the cloud. Wanted to stay on his ship. Appoints himself moral officer in the end. I've watched Voyager before but I was only using examples of stuff I've watched recently on this rewatch when talking Neelix. There is also another anon criticising Neelix who I also criticised here: >>218132252So I'm not a Voyager rager. His skills as a guide haven't really been there useful so far. Now you show some examples then?
>>218132439>written before the show came outThe difference, moron, is that everyone can and has seen what an utter shitshow nu trek is. You are so fucking stupid.
>>218132465>Season 1 Episode 6 The Cloud. When Neelix complains about them going into the cloud. Wanted to stay on his ship. Appoints himself moral officer in the end.The purpose of this is to inform the audience of why Starfleet does what it does, the importance of exploration, etc. Neelix is just playing the Quark role here -- the non-human who doesn't understand what Starfleet is all about. But again, it's early S2. He is still very much a flawed character. He's not an evolved Starfleet human.Keep watching. Neelix becomes indoctrinated by Fed culture eventually.
>>218132503>The purpose of thisI know what the purpose of it is, anon. I watched it. > He is still very much a flawed character. He's not an evolved Starfleet human.I never disagree with that. You disagreed when I said he exaggerated his skills and demanded examples. Then I showed that he had initially exaggerated them. So what's the issue?
>>218132517calm down
>>218132496i geniunely like burnum. shame that she's burdened with dumb ass writers>uh lets make her spocks sister>uh lets put her in the futurealso they could have given us mainline lorca and he looks diffent now and at least explored the character.
>>218132517Nah, I'm NTA. You're talking to more than one person.I'm just pointing out that Neelix is meant to be a flawed character for the contrast.
>>218132524I'm pretty chill anon, just talking Voyager. Dunno why people are desperate to start some fight. >>218132529>Nah, I'm NTAFair enough.>flawed character for the contrast.He comes across a bit too extreme for me. Sometimes the show wants to push him as more, light hearted, comic relief isn't the right word but definitely in that vein. Other times the guy goes from 0 to 60 in two seconds, especially over Kes. Later he does develop in that regard but I don't think they had it planned out well for the contrast? Not always at least. It doesn't come across like that.
>>218132562Discord is at the heart of /trek/.
>>218132578[Tranny] discord
>>218130187>>218132158>Enterprise: Flatscreens and touch panels>TOS: Jelly-bean buttons with no labelling or feedbackMy headcanon was the TOS crew were fitted with subdermal AR chips so screens and button designations would appear in their eye and float in front of whatever station they were at. It's the only thing that makes sense.
>>218130187Initial space tech was very prone to interference from anomalies etc so they built hardened equipment. But overtime changed to better shielded equipment.
>>218127741In the episode where Geordi and Ro get phase shifted and can't interact with normal matter, why don't they immediately suffocate?
>>218132968Why doesn't time distortion exist in Star Trek?
>>218131386Far right. Watched TNG when it first aired. Lower Decks, Strange New Worlds, Voyager.Voyager makes the list not because of the production quality, but because the premise of being lost and isolated fires my imagination. The older I get, the more I'd bang Janeway over Seven. Imagine being one of the Thirty-Sevens and choosing to return to Earth with Voyager. As a civilian outside the command structure, Janeway would feel okay about opening up to you... releasing some stress with you...
>>218133048You mean relativistic time dilation? Because they're not traveling through space, they're inside a moving warp bubble. There should be time dilation when they travel at impulse, but maybe it's not a high enough fraction of c to matter.
>>218133089>far right>SNW and LD enjoyeri never understood how do you square that circle?
>>218133048"Thanks for saving me Picard and getting my life back on track, but I'm still going to give you the middle finger and walk away. See ya later baldie."
>>218133176She disgraced her earring.
>>218133048Tamed by the BRC.
>>218133156>mental retard enjoys shitIt makes perfect sense to me
>>218131979There were definitely side quests I missed when I did my playthrough, but I don't know how manyI suspect they may have oversold the replayability aspect but I am gonna put in another playthrough at leastOnce they add manual saving I'll be able to do all the endings in one shot, too
>>218132526>uh lets make her spocks sisterlegitimately the worst trend in trek is its inabilty to fucking get over spock. yeah he's great we all love him but move the fuck on. him being burnum's sister is parody level writing
Was this the turning point?
>>218133334no, red angel was
>>218133203>second R isn't the same value as the first Rthis sort of performative intellectualism is exactly what trekkies are known for
>>218133378>performativeHas this meme run its course?
>>218133398not until there is a hegelian synthesis with "verisimilitude"
>>218133363I'm pretty sure it was before that when Spock was charged with murder and was committed to a mental asylum, while his secret adopted human sister, who was a mutinous starfleet officer, caused a war with the Klingons 10 years before the TOS timeline (in STD season 1) which no one had ever heard about before. Oh and the Klingons were redesigned to be lizard-like sex pests.
>>218133334I can fap to this
>>218133378R1 is not R2 retard
>>218127898Its a great love letter to the entire franchise.
>>218133862What?
>>218133363I hate red angel, because it was proof that going forward, Michael will always be the ultimate answer to every problem in the show. No stakes, because she's gonna solve anything.
Those seem to be the criteria needed to get the good ending. Either one of them.>400 combat powerI have a little over half of that lmao>35 sci tech researchedProbably the easiest>ONE HUNDRED EX-BORGSWhere the fuck am I supposed to fit all those borgs? You can get that many but like, there isn't enough jobs aboard the ship so they'd just eat your food and do nothing for several episodes.
>>218134057How cromulent.
>>218134041I was about 400 combat power by the time I got there, I started leveling it a little after Caretaker because I figured it was inevitableIt might also count allied ships for your total so if you have a Hazari ally (120~ str) you could reach that fasterSince you're at the Endgame it's not like you're gonna need those upkeep resources for long, same way you don't really need to house those ex-Borg (5 upgraded regen alcoves isn't so bad though)Honestly I was surprised I hadn't reached the science one when I got there
>>218133670>Oh and the Klingons were redesigned to be lizard-like sex pestsMore like Cardassians, an improvement
>>218134093I reloaded my save, put a bunch of combat rooms on my ship and reached 370. That's a lot of space and energy for just combat systems.Playing it in Survival Mode was fucking brutal, I had to redo some episodes like 8+ times.Which characters did you use in combat the most? Klingon Belana says that it buffs phasers every time she uses the skill but it's hard to tell. The anti-borg torpedo from the teenage borg guy is OP as fuck. And Tuvok just works. Those were my 3 guys.
Whyd Gene decide to make a two parter thats just replaying the pilot
>"Increase speed to warp 6... 7.">winks>entire bridge crew erupts into laughterAre you fucking serious? Trek is fucking dead.
>>218134297Did that really happen?
>>218134256>That's a lot of space and energy for just combat systems.It's worth it, especially against Borg at the end, they end up pretty non-threatening compared to some species, and the Equinox>I had to redo some episodes like 8+ times.I probably should have done that more, I wanted the Viidian doctor and Icheb at least but I failed her roll and Icheb glitched out on me and killed himselfThe only two times I rerolled was the Equinox fight (I needed way more torpedoes) and Harry Kim dying (also during Equinox), for some reason I wanted to keep him around>Which characters did you use in combat the most?Early on I had Chakotay but my mainstay ended up being>Tuvix (I know, but having low cooldown Tuvok shots was great)>One (A whole extra energy level for a good amount of time was surprisingly absurd)>Regular Belanna (For safety, but with enough investment in shields Borg can barely penetrate them anyway)I switched Belanna out for Seven during the final fight and it turns out splash damage torpedos are amazing, saying it's good against Species 8472 really undersells itGood luck with the last hurdles, anon
>>218134356Did you play normal or survival?I'm thinking about what would be necessary to win with one the build required to see the good ending. Like the combat specialized ship, you'd have to basically run on a morale deficit but make up for it with victory, basically chase fights. The science build, you'd have to rush 3 or 4 science labs just to pay for it.The borg one kinda sucks. It needs borg tech 5 and 100 drones but no specific tech or buildup. But the cost in food alone would be crippling. It gets me into the weird problem of having too many crewmen and not enough jobs for them.
>>218134355Yes.
>>218134454Survival is Normal, Easy is Adventure and Hard is Year of Hell, so I played SurvivalUnfortunately I shredded my ship afterward (since it saves just before the big finale) to get some annoying achievements out of the way so I don't remember my exact build, but I did just remember that I removed all my Borg rooms to add more upgraded phasers and metaphasic/regular shields just before going in because one of the achievements is "Finish without any Borg rooms" so I ended up having 80 or so Borg sleeping in corridorsIt's fine to cripple yourself resource-wise if you can make that final push, at least for the combat ending it's pure combat with no breaks, I think 3 battles or so (the second one was pretty cool, you're up against 10~ Borg probes all at once)Definitely invest in an ally if you can, you can pay them when you get to Earth
>>218134713>It's fine to cripple yourself resource-wise if you can make that final pushThough obviously you want to keep enough deuterium/energy so you're not suddenly losing shields*
>>218134537I dont believe you.
>>218134949I do
>>218132519
Sorry but “fixing” Geordi’s eyes with robotics is a retarded cop out when the Star Trek universe has deeply established the fact that everyone just sucks with robotics in the 24th century except for old Soong, and when his VISOR is insanely iconic.I don’t care if it’s an uncomfortable prop, put the fucking visor on levar
>>218128063>I have assembled a rudimentary trombone, sir.
>Ruined Star Trek>Ruined Halo>Ruined TMNT>Ran Transformers into the ground>Releases middle of the road garbage in theaters
>>218135398They wanted to release Section 31 in theaters but saw the final cut and decided there was no way that movie was making them a dime. It could barely even be considered a movie.
>>218135007God, she's ugly.
>>218135494
>>218132465>We know he exaggerates because he claimed to be a great chef and wasn't initially.Already disproven by a previous post.>Neelix doesn't know about the systemThat has nothing to do with anything.>Neelix knows the race are good hosts. But the race has already sort out Voyager out and he knows nothing about them further that could have helped the situation. Some guide.Now you're asserting an impossible standard even though he obviously is doing his job as a guide. Retard.>But this only partly influences the situationAgain, see above.>When Neelix complains about them going into the cloud. So he tries to help them. >His skills as a guide haven't really been there usefulYou literally just proved yourself wrong. Really dumb stuff from you. Very weak, very dismissed.
>>218128683I fuck a lot and I think Nelix is a stupid fag.
Are Earth: Final Conflict and Andromeda any good? Slowly running out of sci-fi series to watch
>>218135592Oh please, Troi, Yar, Dax (both of them), Kes, Hoshi... all of them are leagues hotter. Shit, even Michael is more fuckable than T'Pol.
>>218128683LMAO, Neelix is second most hated character after Wesley since forever. Get of your high horse, you're not special for liking crap.
>>218128915>but it starts to dawn on you how often Neelix totally messes everything up, gets people killed, is objectively wrong, says the worse possible thing you can say at that moment, is useless. He becomes hard to like.And there's plenty occasions where he lies, just to appear useful, or tries to join projects he has no knowledge or experience about. He's a complete attention whore.
>>218127898go fuck yourself.
>>218128098yeah but a fucking getting into is was way too high for any kid who would buy that shit.
>Hey guys, new aliens idea. They the skin-care-is-a-joke aliens.
wish I could get into this general as was a big fan of TNG back in the day but just can't I have no broad opinions about the show or series/franchise as a whole I'll die on some hill for other than maybe shitposting about specific standout episodes for a few hours or so before just moving on to something else its kinda fun to watch random youtubers tear down the new series for being so retarded but that can only last so long before I again just move on>and yes I understand the problem is ultimately with me
>>218135973Does South Korea no longer exist in the future? Are Dermalogica products not programmed into the replicators? Does DS9 not have a Sephora on the promenade? In before you fucks tell me that you just use Cetaphil and call it a day.
>>218135973They should’ve shot down more of their refugee ships
>>218132465Neelix is basically the Deanna Troi.
>>218136029>Does South Korea no longer exist in the future?Communism won, so no, probably not. North on the other hand...
Why do I dislike Troi but like Dr. Melfi?
>>218136167Post-scarscity isn't the same thing as Communism and I am so tired of explaining this to people.
>>218128683Probably jealousy.
>>218136059If only they'd arrived a year earlier when Dukat was in charge.
So what did they actually have in those glasses of kanar? Was it just syrup?
>>218136382adrenochrome
>>218136382kanar
>>218136382Saurian brandy
>>218136418
Another thread is claiming that the new Trek shows are written for women. Is that true? Is that why they are so fucking bad?
>>218136498They're not written for women, but BY activist women who obsess over homosexual male relationships.
>>218136533Why are fujoshi being normalized now? Why is everything that got me bullied in high school suddenly mainstream?
https://n.uguu.se/ptyFMetx.mp4
>>218136625
>>218131386LiberalTNGStar Trek: The Motion PictureWrath of Khanh
>>218135853Kino but drops off after S3
>>218133334Nothing after ENT's ending is real or counts as canon.
>>218136659
>>218136587>Why is everything that got me bullied in high school suddenly mainstream?Being ahead of the curve bites.Also I played the Voyager game and my ship came apart. Idk how to improve hull integrity besides having a work crew assigned to it, but +3 hp per cycle is nothing.
>>218132252My voyager philosophy is alittle schitzo, I'll admit. But again you are falling for the Neelix who they tell us he is, instead of who we see. The amount of times someone actually enjoys Neelix food is less than 5 times. And in one of them the guy was brain damaged. Neelix seemed to be good at cooking cakes. (The writers would never poo on Hensens cake co.) While the number of times everyone hated his food is ten times that.
How and when and why did Voyager become more liked and talked about than DS9 in these threads?
>>218132436If tyats true you should be literally watching how Neelix is never shown on screen ever helping a situation.
>>218137114It finally found its intended audience - people who want silly one of adventures without consequences, instead of solid multilever storytelling.
>218137114the question is based on false premise, and is probably a bait
>>218137183DS9 was ahead of its time. Now all TV is like DS9 because of streaming.
>>218137214Streaming didn’t invent non-episodic TV. HBO made it mainstream, but even before HBO, Babylon 5 was doing it.
>>218137197(You) denial is petty?
>>218133156Trek is a right-wing show. It has always shown what technology would be required for a socialistic society and it has always defied the known laws of physics.
>>218137265X-Files had some seasonal story arcs that happened in between the monster-of-the-week stuff, all the Smoking Man shit, the alien colonists, Mulder's sister etc.
>>218137265I am not saying it invented it, but rather streaming helped normalized it. You can tell when syndication stopped and streaming began.
>>218137294Twin Peaks is also a big one. People really don't understand just how revolutionary this show is.
>>218137269A Voyager game just came out, that's all there is to it>>218131925>>218131979
>>218137114DS9 is all boring politics.
>>218137336You are right. Basically, a long movie. A well done long movie. Proto-streaming, mogs streaming
>Paramount had approached David Lynch in 1984 to film a pilot for The Next Generation.I would actually kill a person just to watch this.
>>218137336Twin Peaks was also parodying soap operas at the time which were serialized. In fact, I think the term Soap Opera came from the fact that these shows were made to sell ads for cleaning products to housewives watching TV on weekday afternoons. It’s a cliche for a stay at home mom character in the 80’s to say “I have to be at home by 2:00 for my soap!”
>>218137395
>>218137114Voyager is basically The Office in space. It was radically ahead of its time.
>https://damiengwalter.medium.com/david-lynchs-forbidden-star-trek-tng-pilot-6b5c67094256RIP King.
>>218133398Which meme, performative intellectualism or calling it out? The former has been going on for thousands of years.
>>218137492This is my Enterprise.
>>218136180Not the same thing but one is required for the other to work.
>>218137492>Basic bitch AI movie shit>"It's so Lynchian you guys"As more and more people forget Lynch and only process his work through others, I'm just going to get madder and madderWould be amazing to see the real thing though
>>218137670These have got to be AI generated, the one with the dude in the desert looks like it just took robert picardo and tried to make le lynchian star trek vibe
why does every planet in the universe look like the exact same place in California
>>218137114ds9 is not fun but it is good
>>218137492>>218137899Dune is proof that Lynch and SCI-FI aren't friends
>>218137899>Beam me up, Riker!
>>218137935dune is great and eraserhead might be scifi i cant really tell
>>218135853Go watch Seaquest.
>SIR WE'VE SPENT TOO MUCH TIME IN THIS SECTOR AND NOW THE CREW IS UNHAPPYWe are still in the process of arriving to the system btw, the warp animation hasn't even ended yet>YOU'RE LOW ON DEUTERIUM GO GET SOME MOREThere is none in any of the nearby systems>HULL INTEGRITY IS CRITICAL!Okay, we'll just sit here and let cycles pass while repa->KAZON AMBUSH! TIME TO FIGHT!Fuck me, now hull integrity is 10% but fuck it, we can just sit here and slowly fix->SIR A LIFEFORM IS CONSUMING ALL THE DURANIUM IN THE HOLD!Jesus fucking Christ and this is Easy mode? Restarting the entire game, fuck this run
>>218138102love me some roguelike
>>218138102I modded that "spent too much time in the sector" shit out, the crew can go fuck themselvesWhen I accidentally get a good chunk of the crew killed while exploring planets, then I'll decree that we've spent too much time in this sector
>>218138146Based
>tried watching predator badlands last night>garbage>tried watching alien earth>garbage>star trek, star wars, terminator, jurassic park, indiana jones, all garbage nowWhy does everything feel like it was written by a retarded child these days?
>>218138339Cargo cult media
>>218138339They were
>>218138011already have
>>218138370I fuckin hate this shit man
>>218137966Nah, Dune is a mess. It needed twice Bigger budget
>>218137899Patrick Stewart is the exact character of himself that he played on Extras.
>>218138578
>>218138532i hate the book too and even there you can see lynch being extremely faithful and doesnt fuck anything up. its extreme kino.
>>218138622>>218138578
Riker's approach to dating:If at first you don't succeed,Try Troi again.
>>218136788>computer recreate a cotton plantation in antebellum georgia at the height of summer>chief la forge may not return to his quarters until he has harvested the full volume by hand
>>218127741I highly recommend watching the Moriarty episodes back-to-back as one feature film. It is quite choice. I finally figured out at what point Picard tricked Moriarty, but I'm having trouble recalling how Moriarty is not deceiving either himself or Picard or both when he "steps out of the Holodeck."Any help?
>>218139456>>218136788toby laforge
>>218139400:D
>>218139646
>>218139400I’m not going to blame him because even if I were a low-ranking wagie ensign with some mundane ass job deep in the pit of the Enterprise-D, I’d still be taking the elder Ms. Lwaxana Troi for a spin every time she popped aboard to visit her daughter. Stick with the devil you know!
>>218136361>Implying Dukat wouldn't enslave them to work on Cardassian agri-colonies
>>218136382Root Beer
>>218132968Another question when this happens in any show is why they don't just phase through the floor or get left in space as soon as the ship moves.
>>218140078>enslavehouse*
Whaich species has the best cuisine? I always thought Bajoran hasperat looked quite good.
>>218140600Human
I think somewhere after season 3 of TNG Patrick Stewart starts talking differently. It's like a murmuring ASMR. It sounds like Bob Ross... it annoys me so bad.
I think it’s funny when Riker is doing the officer exchange with the Klingon ship and he’s eating all the Klingon food in preparation and someone is giving him a look of disgust to wit he’s like>it’s a Klingon delicacy As if you’re going to eat delicacies on a star ship. It would be like a Klingon eating caviar and foie gras on eggs Benedict to prepare to serve on a human ship.
>>218140600>>218140696cajun hasperat fusion sounds good
I'm watching through TNG for the first time. I'm currently on the season 3 finale. I'm curious what all the Wesley hate is about. So far I have not seen him say or do anything even remotely annoying. He's not one of my favorite characters, but I can't see anything bad about him. Does he get weird in the later seasons or something?
>>218140756He sounds drunk in a lot of the captain’s logs
>>218140818>I'm watching through TNG for the first time.
>>218140805What would be the best species for anon to do an officer exchange with where he can learn about the concept of jokes
>>218136418Sir his intestine is only beating 90 times a minute
>>218140818He’s a literal nepobaby
>>218140818The only time I don't like him is during his final episode. >>218140858I don't think you know what that word means. Wesley showed he had to work hard and constantly to get in Starfleet. Kind of funny since in the new show Starfleet only accepts the most moronic and emotionally unstable.
>>218140815It's Creole
>>218141268i honestly couldnt remember but creole fusion doesnt sound as good at all
>>218127955Endless references to the live action shows and decent to great animation a random space battle will make more sense than other nu trek
>>218140818Wesley was a Gary Stu with whom Roddenberry had an obsession. It's no coincidence that once the latter was on the way out, Wil got relegated to guest star status. I don't think he deserved the level of vitriol that he received, but it's funny to look back considering the man (if you can even call him that) he is today.
>>218141232SCIENCE
>>218141258Nobody said nepobabies can’t also be skilled enough to follow their chosen path. But he’s not even in the academy yet and he gets to fly the most important spaceship in the entire federation, gets to experiment with its warp reactor, etc. he gets opportunities not afforded to people who don’t have moms Jean Luc Picard wants to nut in.
>>218141451So you're upset not every person in the galaxy is put on a starship and given access to drive. That's retarded. There's plenty of kids on the ship. None of them show the drive or dedication Wesley does.
>Nig & Nog — private eyes
>>218141576Having a kid flying the flagship is retarded
>>218141580>The Nig-Nog Consortium
>>218141597>oh shit he's making a lot of sense I think I just lost the argument wait.. what if I just switch topics
>>218140818I’m also a Trek newbie, only having gotten into the franchise about 4 years ago. Making my way through DS9. It’s great but TNG is still my comfort show. Anyway I think Wesley hate was an early self-perpetuating meme. People hated Wesley because they were expected to. And they were expected to because Wesley was always the one you were supposed to hate.
>>218141663?
>>218141679>He literally wears the pansexual pride flag
>>218140818I really don't get it either, I never got the gary stu issue either since he fucks up quite a few times, like in that starfleet academy episode, which is a great episode starring Wesley. Then again, I also don't mind Alexander or Lwaxana so maybe I just have shit taste.
>>218141759DS9 had a tranny flag kek
>>218141597He's like Mozart with the warp drive or something so it's okay.
>>218141778 remember when Mozart sucked his mom into a warp bubble that transported her into a dimension constructed inside her own mind?
>>218141759I really hate how they hijacked any and all bright colors to mean freaky shit. That and the word partner.
>>218141804That episode was awesome though
>>218141765>starfleet academy episode where Wesley is a rat snitch bitch diming on his friends at the very last second
>>218141833He was totally right for that, fuck those assholes.
>>218141821What's weird is that I now hear *everyone* call their SO "partner" regardless of orientation, sexual identity, etc.
>>218141822>wesley and his inter dimensional groomer achieving simultaneous warp engineer orgasm I guess, if you’re into that
>>218141866He wasn’t right. He prioritized rules and regs over his squadmates. 99% of the time where that concept is in play on the show they do the opposite and are rewarded for it. He ruined people’s lives because he’s a teachers pet tattletale
>>218141871Mostly because everyone’s afraid of intimacy and are scared of labeling their relationship as one particular thing. Also why the word situationship got started
>>218141915Didn't the others end up getting second chances though? In lower decks one of the girls from the squad appears right? Thats far from ruined.
>>218141580
>>218141959I think they got sent into an active warzone during the dominion war
>>218142020you win some you lose some
What are some other good sci-fi cartoons with likeable characters similar to Lower Decks?
>>218135611>Already disproven by a previous post.No it wasn't. He was bad initially but got better.>That has nothing to do with anythingHe wasn't a good guide.>Now you're asserting an impossible standard even though he obviously is doing his job as a guide.He exaggerated his skills. >Again, see above.He had little influence.>So he tries to help themNo he didn't. His complaint had nothing to do with him being a guide, he didn't try and help them. He was angry they were explorers getting into scrapes. >You literally just proved yourself wrongYour points are factually incorrect and prove you know nothing. You provided no counter examples.
>>218140818Things just become memes, that's all, it isn't complicated. I didn't like Wesley but then Wesley hate gets wrapped up in memes until people act like he's the worst thing ever.
>>218137106His cooking did get better and we are shown that tho. It's way more than you're saying.
Ever since I found out Shatner wears a toupee I haven't been able to take him seriously
>>218142466This has been the case for like 50 years
>>218142466Did it never occur to you why Kirk's hair changes color and texture between the show and the movies?
>>218142555I assumed a perm and hair dye
>>218142466
>>218142366It got better in like, season 5, and thats party because he started cooking American food without putting tarpaulin fuzzy head dandruff in it
>>218141943Situationship are just sluts looking for more dick.
>>218142366>>218142835he didn't really have any options to cook real food only shitty roots and berries forage shit. the food was always going to be terrible but it was an alternative to the extreme rationing. once again neelix fucking up makes everyone happier with what little they had.
