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Hi guys, I hope that cryptic want to meet these demands, and I hope that many listed in this post.
I'd like to have the proxima class retrofit
http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Proxima_class?file=ProximaRefit.jpghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZO7q94uy0A
this ship could have this equipment:
weapons slot 4 front and 4 rear
weapon equipment:
2 dual beam array front.
2 dual rear beam array.
2 heavy cannon side.
1 quantum torpedo front
1 quantum torpedo back
4 consoles engineering
3 consoles science
3 console tactics
shield modifier 1.22
55,000 capacity hull
Special Console: hull heavy + regeneration resistance for 30 seconds
which functions as the regeneration Borg (or the miracle worker) + polarize the hull type 3.
this is a battleship then in slow motion and powerful weapons.
they put the Constitution refit, put the Excelsior refit, why not bring the class proxima refit?:rolleyes:
(I'm sorry for my English, but I use google translator:D)
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It's very unlikely this ship will be put in Star Trek Online. Not impossible, but unlikely. Why? Because it's from Star Trek: Legacy, another video game - by a different company.
Star Trek: Legacy was made by Mad Doc Software and published by Bethesda Softworks. Star Trek belongs to CBS. So who owns the rights to the Proxima design? Whose permission is needed to use the design?
Why does this matter? Well, you see, the terms of Star Trek game licensing are quite specific. CBS (who own Star Trek) have given Cryptic Studios the permission to use ships from the TV shows and the novels.
In the past, people have asked for...say, the USS Kelvin design that appeared in the 2009 movie, as well as the 2009-version Enterprise. Cryptic said they couldn't do it, because they didn't have the license to use any ships from the 2009 movie. Because it's not part of their agreement with CBS.
Now, it's more likely Cryptic might be able to make some sort of original ship design of their own which looks something like the Proxima - the whole twin-hull thing. It's possible. But again, that's unlikely, because there's still lots of canon ships which they haven't put in-game yet.
The license was for the TV shows and the first 10 movies (up through and including Nemesis). The Vesta was a separate licensing deal.
Huh. I didn't know that. That's good to hear. If Cryptic's been able to get further licensing from CBS, to cover even more stuff, then that's absolutely fantastic.
Still, I personally feel it's unlikely they'd want to - or even be able to - bring in designs that were created by other game companies for other games. It'd be cool if they did. I'm just sceptical about the possibility.
But there'd be nothing stopping them from at least taking inspiration from such designs, and doing something similar.
Like its been said, some design elements can be pulled but at this point, you're basically asking for a fat (or fatter) version of the chimera.
This character is why I don't play my Romulan any more. Tovan Khev is NOT my BFF! Get him off my bridge!
Well, there was more than just CBS involved in the deal.
CBS only had to pretty much decide whether Cryptic could add the ship to the game, just like they have the right to deny them with basically every ship, like the T5 Connie or the Enterprise-J.
Cryptic also had to negotiate with every license holder for the Vesta, which was Rademaker, Pocket books and the people who make the "Ships of the Line" calender (the Vesta appears in it as well).
So the whole negotiation process took over a year (that we know of) and involved god knows how much legal voodoo and money...just for one ship.
And none of the license holders involved are competitors in the computer gaming market.
That would be different when it comes to ships like this one.
So yeah very unlikely indeed.
And we already have a ship with at least some design similarities: the Chimera.;)
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In short words; It's never going to happen. Although I do like that design :rolleyes: x
Not quite, it's from Star Trek Legacy.
But it's somewhat similar in some areas to the Fed battleship in Starfleet Command and Klingon Academy, for example both have two hulls next to each other.