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There's no such thing as souls. People are just a consequence of their brains, you stop the brain working and they die, magic doesn't take over. A Transporter copies everything about a person and duplicates it elsewhere before destroying the original, this includes the mind. It's the same process that happens to every cell…
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So you didn't manage it then. Shame. I assume you'll just accept that you don't know what you're on about if you can't even be bothered to go learn. The Klingon Civil War arc is from the point of view of a Klingon species KDF player and you thought that playing the game to find that out was beyond your abilities so you…
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That's a lot of words to simple say you have no clue what your talking about and don't read the text ingame. Go give that a go and then come back in a few days and try again. Good luck.
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Next Lockbox I'd assume. Probably along with an Eisenberg Class.
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It's irrelevant what you think about assumptions. You can ignore it but it won't make the evidence go away. I don't care weather you ignore it or not. Certain cross faction story arcs are written with one faction in mind more than others. The Nimbus arc is that key to the Romulan story that it's still included in the…
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'Couldn't care less'. And it's of no consequence if you chose not to accept the act as being written for KDF players. The Nimbus arc is for Romulans and the Spectres arc is for Starfleet, they're all available for all but the gist of the story is for one faction over the others. So it's perfectly reasonable to assume…
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That's because the Klingon Civil War arc is told through the lens of the KDF player who is assumed to believe in the mythology. If the arc was from the Starfleet perspective then most of it would be spent deconstructing the mythology.
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The basics would be simple. Most parts do scale up or down quite easily so fitting the DSC Conni parts on the Prime version would be simple. The difficult part then would be making sure all the textures wrap correctly and the bones interact properly without clipping. It's unlikely they'll go back and look at it considering…
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No it's not. It's identical in all tone and feel as far as any two entities in the franchise can be identical. This stupid and lazy argument was used back when ENT came out. And back when DS9 and VGR came out. Ad back when TNG came out. And back when TWoK came out. And back when TMP came out. And back when TAS came out.…
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No they're not. They're both pulling a dead mind from elsewhere using magic. Absolutely identical.
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Yeah , we've been through this before. I don't care what the behind the scenes stuff shows, the MSD on screen shows it to be around 450 metres long, this is the same as the DSC Conni scaled from the bridge window. They're the exact same ship therefore they're the same size. Again, nobody cares what Roddenberry called it.…
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I don't want a Nova, I want a Steamrunner and a Norway and a Sabre and a Yeager and an actual NEM Sovereign and a Rhode Island (yeah it'll have a Nova skin but I won't use it).
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All you had to say was that you don't know what canon means and leave it at that. There was no need the then go on further explaining that you don't have a clue. I suggest you go look it up as you think you know better than CBS as to how they manage their own product.
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It's not canon in the slightest no matter if it's overridden or not. It's a game not a film, TV show, or Web series. There is not soft or hard canon in Trek. There's the canonical works then every other licenced product that's not canon.
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It's not canon because it's not a film, TV show, or web series. That's all there is to it. In terms of continuity it mainly follows the TV/film continuity up until 'Nemesis' then presents an alternate future that doesn't match the KT or PIC.
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It is exactly the same size =+/- the pylons as it's the exact same ship with some cosmetic alterations. Both configurations of the ship are explorers not battleships of any sort and built for long term research missions in the borders of Federation space.
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No there isn't.
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I'm pointing it out because it's a stupid term that makes your point pointless. If you don't like the bolts, just say you don't like the bolts, there's no need to attempt to tie them into a nonsense term you made up without definition. You originally claimed that your so called 'NuTrek' used them for drama, well in that…
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I'm reasonably certain it's a male rabbit. Also... a rabbit!
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I forgot about that one. I was actually thinking of the KT Intel dreadnought.
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Yeah, lets drop the time travel stuff and go back to proper serious Trek... Back when it was serious hard science.
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So you have set an arbitrary length for the bolt. The TWoK phasers are non-continuous so the single difference between them and the phasers in the KT and DSC are the length of the bolt. You also know that beams continue to be used in the KT and DSC and yet still post as if there is a continuous block known as 'NuTrek'…
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The TOS Conni has been the same size as the DSC one since the MSD was shown in ENT. But I already said the show changes the sizes of ships whenever they want, Cryptic just chose not to do the same. All they need is to make all the part scalable and in the ship contamination just have a size option drop down for small or…
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That's basically what I assume. Klingon neural engrams are on a frequency that matches a wormhole to a pocket dimension and when untethered by the body (by death or magic smoke) they go there and see what they want to see. It's hardly any different from other extra-dimensional stuff that littered TNG especially. It…
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I'm guessing they thought that because it's the exact same ship like the TOS and TMP Conni. Though the DSC Conni is also the exact same ship and Cryptic sold it separately.
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Yes, but you're missing the key point. In order to complain about 'NuTrek' an arbitrary length limit has been set on the bolts in order to pretend only Trek past [insert date of last True Trek TM here] did such and such a thing.
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Despite the shows fudging ship sizes all the time whenever they want for whatever reason, STO refuses to do so meaning you have to buy separate ships rather than them just rescaling the models. The Intrepid refit class is about 450m long, making it larger than the Intrepid class, so, rather than scaling the original bits…
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Sure, Star Trek has never used magic to put a disembodied mind back in a revived body before... Clearly STO is just making things up again.
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Beam weapons are not unique to Star Trek in the slightest. They're as 'generic' as pulses/bolts. Star Trek has very little that hasn't been done before, which makes any whining about how 'generic' shows after [insert the point where you think Real Trek TM ended] pointless and basically a reframed argument meaning that the…
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It's not exactly unprecedented as the Wormhole aliens also have their mythological realm in the wormhole. We don't get told if Bajorans go there after death or anything. The ability to store brain patterns after death is also featured in Vulcans so it's not impossible that Klingon brain patterns are sent to an actual…