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jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
Someone really needs to kill High Chancellor J'Mpok. The Seventh Fleet would probably not have been wiped out by the Borg if they had not lost over half their strength at the battle of Starbase 24, including their carriers, commanding general, and a third of their battleships. The Fifth Fleet took a similar pounding in the Laurentian System and the Sixth Fleet was forced to withdraw due to heavy losses. A Klingon player will have to fill in the Federation loses, but J'Mpok's paranoia about the Federation is bleeding both sides dry. He would rather turn to the shattered Romulan Empire for allies rather than the much stronger Federation. As long as J'Mpok lives, the Federation and the Empire will continue to bleed each other dry until neither is capable of defending itself from the real bad guys, the Borg, the Undine, the Tholians and the Iconians. If we are to survive the current conflicts, J'Mpok must die so that the two major powers can point every ship, facility, resource, weapon, and soldier at our true enemies instead of each other.
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  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    The Federation ARE the True enemy

    three times they had the chance to zero the borg and three times they chose not to
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  • mkilczewskimkilczewski Member Posts: 284
    edited December 2012
    jcp26 wrote: »
    Someone really needs to kill High Chancellor J'Mpok. The Seventh Fleet would probably not have been wiped out by the Borg if they had not lost over half their strength at the battle of Starbase 24, including their carriers, commanding general, and a third of their battleships. The Fifth Fleet took a similar pounding in the Laurentian System and the Sixth Fleet was forced to withdraw due to heavy losses. A Klingon player will have to fill in the Federation loses, but J'Mpok's paranoia about the Federation is bleeding both sides dry. He would rather turn to the shattered Romulan Empire for allies rather than the much stronger Federation. As long as J'Mpok lives, the Federation and the Empire will continue to bleed each other dry until neither is capable of defending itself from the real bad guys, the Borg, the Undine, the Tholians and the Iconians. If we are to survive the current conflicts, J'Mpok must die so that the two major powers can point every ship, facility, resource, weapon, and soldier at our true enemies instead of each other.

    That's because J'Mpok is an Iconian agent.
  • jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    The Federation ARE the True enemy

    three times they had the chance to zero the borg and three times they chose not to

    So you would let the Empire burn out of SPITE! Yes, the Federation dropped the ball. Now we are trying to correct that. We even launched an assault on the unicomplex itself. BTW, the Klingon players cut and ran while the Federation players remained and finished off the Unicomplex. Was it not Khales who said "Losing an Empire to win a battle is not victory". That is exactly what J'Mpok is doing.
  • admiraljt#1430 admiraljt Member Posts: 452 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    jcp26 wrote: »
    Someone really needs to kill High Chancellor J'Mpok. The Seventh Fleet would probably not have been wiped out by the Borg if they had not lost over half their strength at the battle of Starbase 24, including their carriers, commanding general, and a third of their battleships. The Fifth Fleet took a similar pounding in the Laurentian System and the Sixth Fleet was forced to withdraw due to heavy losses. A Klingon player will have to fill in the Federation loses, but J'Mpok's paranoia about the Federation is bleeding both sides dry. He would rather turn to the shattered Romulan Empire for allies rather than the much stronger Federation. As long as J'Mpok lives, the Federation and the Empire will continue to bleed each other dry until neither is capable of defending itself from the real bad guys, the Borg, the Undine, the Tholians and the Iconians. If we are to survive the current conflicts, J'Mpok must die so that the two major powers can point every ship, facility, resource, weapon, and soldier at our true enemies instead of each other.

    You're just now figuring this out? I thought we all found out that he and Quin were imposters years ago.
  • quintarisquintaris Member Posts: 816 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    That's because J'Mpok is an Iconian agent.

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  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    You want the Borg GONE?

    kill them then
    forget all this "rescue and save" and "ethics" and take them OUT

    Piccard could have done away with them TOTALLY
    he chose not to (because he was still more than half borg)


    next time you have the chance complete the STF and STOP with a victory

    Id like to see the pointless borg removed from this game
    perhaps you should support that

    and no "the klingons " did not run away

    some people pretending to be klingons might have

    as to iconian/undine plants admiral Quinn and ALL omega force officers seem to be
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  • ussweatherlightussweatherlight Member Posts: 16 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    The Romulans and Tholians, along with additional races to STO, shouold be added in a "Typhon Pact" Expansion, w00t.

    That way it would make sense to ally the feds and klingons, as well as reinforce the new aggressor faction with a lot of NPC allies.


    Though numbers only really matter when theres FvF PvP and there really isn't in this game.... Cryptic sucks balls at gooed PvP of any meaning. Especially with their new proposed garbage for the new PvP.
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  • trek21trek21 Member Posts: 2,246 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    Yeah, Quinn and J'mpok are pretty much Iconians. And if they're aren't, we're still gonna be suspicious. We all want the Borg gone, but we're not gonna regard choosing to keep them alive as moral event horizon... that's just illogical.

    There's a reason the Federation sticks to it's morals: they're better than eradicating races like the Borg, regardless of their danger, unless they have no other choice (and no, their simple existance does not fall under that category)
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  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    Anyone doubting quinn is a bad guy
    Evidence

    1 he puts lt's in command of starships
    2 he is too stupid to spot undine infiltrators and has you ferry them round the galaxy
    3 if you adjust the camera angle you can see that while seated at his desk his legs stick through the floor (definately an undine trait)
    4 he still has not ordered me to Quantum the hell out of Q
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  • leviathan99#2867 leviathan99 Member Posts: 7,747 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    You're just now figuring this out? I thought we all found out that he and Quin were imposters years ago.

    Actually, my Whedon plot twist sense says Linnea or Winters is an imposter who's framing Quinn. And that Quinn will get killed unjustly before we catch Linnea. (Never trust someone who shows up, claiming to be an Ocampa.)

    Meanwhile, J'mpok being an Undine makes no sense, either with the number of Undine he's killed or what purpose it would serve taking the actions he's taken.

    However, he probably cheated in his duel with Martok (I'm guessing poison blade for the Hamlet allusion) and is allied with the Tal Shiar, given that he's backed by houses with Romulan Tal Shiar ties.

    If you read the backstory datalogs, he was a guy who kept getting shot down until he found the favor of Duras and the Orions. So I'm thinking the Tal Shiar backed him and the Orion Syndicate blackmailed him until he made a connection (implication he's been "seeing" the sister of the Orion Syndicate leader) and agreed to back their shady criminal operations. And he's using the 500 Orion slaves he brought in for all the top Klingon officials to brainwash basically everyone in the government.
  • artan42artan42 Member Posts: 10,450 Bug Hunter
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    You want the Borg GONE?
    Piccard could have done away with them TOTALLY
    he chose not to (because he was still more than half borg)

    No. He decided against it because of the little matter of genocide.
    He was rescued from the Collective.
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    Norway and Yeager dammit... I still want my Typhoon and Jupiter though.
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  • jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    You're just now figuring this out? I thought we all found out that he and Quin were imposters years ago.

    WHAT THE ****:eek: What mission was that? Is that a Klingon mission?
  • trek21trek21 Member Posts: 2,246 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    Quantum the hell out of Q? Who could destroy the galaxy with a thought or two (or possibly 200)? Now that's the stupidest suicidal thought I've ever heard :P

    And hmm, the man-behind-the-man scenario would seem like a shocking swerve, considering Quinn/J'mpok have a lot of the signs of being Undine. I'd kinda like that to happen myself :)
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  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    artan42 wrote: »
    No. He decided against it because of the little matter of genocide.
    He was rescued from the Collective.

    Genocide (a Greek word) means something very specific
    it has no bearing on the borg (who are not a species a race or a group they are a disease)

    ok simple metaphor

    a scientist has sitting on his desk the last flask of Ebola virus on earth
    if he heats this flask Ebola no longer exists
    if he does not then it will eventually leak out and people will die
    should he heat the flask??

    and no one is ever REALLY rescued from the collective
    a full copy of his mind remained behind and he remained part borg for life
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  • jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    You want the Borg GONE?

    kill them then
    forget all this "rescue and save" and "ethics" and take them OUT

    Piccard could have done away with them TOTALLY
    he chose not to (because he was still more than half borg)


    next time you have the chance complete the STF and STOP with a victory

    Id like to see the pointless borg removed from this game
    perhaps you should support that

    and no "the klingons " did not run away

    some people pretending to be klingons might have

    as to iconian/undine plants admiral Quinn and ALL omega force officers seem to be

    Dude, I've been killing every Borg that I encounter. I even blew the Queen to hell. They just keep coming. Next time we eliminate the Queen, we should deploy every ship in Starfleet and the KDF to conduct well cooridinated, galaxy wide attacks against the Collective. With the Queen temporarily dead, the whole collective will be thrown into chaos and disorder. If we can coordinate our forces, we can wipe them out. We'd need the Dominion to cooperate in the Gamma Quadrant and the major powers in the Delta Quadrant, but it could be done, theoretically. Track them all, kill the Queen, conduct quick strikes to wipe out the Borg while they are disorganized.
  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    we have time ships

    send one back to zero the Borg Before they are the Borg

    as to Q
    he is Mortal and can be KILLED
    especially while on ESD
    he is split between four places and thus is weakened
    we also know he can be hurt
    A Quantum torpedo up the nose will take him out

    there is no such thing as invincible
    and Q lost a fist fight to Sisko
    so he is WEAKER than an unfit human
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  • neoakiraiineoakiraii Member Posts: 7,468 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    As for J'Mpok ...I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit....it's the only way to be sure. :D
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  • artan42artan42 Member Posts: 10,450 Bug Hunter
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    Genocide (a Greek word) means something very specific
    it has no bearing on the borg (who are not a species a race or a group they are a disease)
    sollvax wrote: »
    ok simple metaphor
    a scientist has sitting on his desk the last flask of Ebola virus on earth
    if he heats this flask Ebola no longer exists
    if he does not then it will eventually leak out and people will die
    should he heat the flask??
    sollvax wrote: »
    and no one is ever REALLY rescued from the collective
    a full copy of his mind remained behind and he remained part borg for life

    What ever you want to call it, the Borg are a race, and wiping them out is genocide.

    I'm not arguing the ethics of the 'genocide', I would wipe them all out in Picards place, but he chose not to.

    He wasn't part borg any more, all cybernetics where removed, doctor Crusher confirmed it.
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    Norway and Yeager dammit... I still want my Typhoon and Jupiter though.
    JJ Trek The Kelvin Timeline is just Trek and it's fully canon... get over it. But I still prefer TAR.

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    'This is clearly a military operation. Is that what we are now? Because I thought we were explorers!' Scotty: Into Darkness
    '...The Federation. Starfleet. We're not a military agency.' Scotty: Beyond
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  • trek21trek21 Member Posts: 2,246 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    as to Q
    he is Mortal and can be KILLED
    especially while on ESD
    he is split between four places and thus is weakened
    we also know he can be hurt
    A Quantum torpedo up the nose will take him out

    there is no such thing as invincible
    and Q lost a fist fight to Sisko
    so he is WEAKER than an unfit human
    ...does the element of surprise mean nothing to you? -_-

    and Q was in human form, so he had human weaknesses, and human levels of resistance... ie NOTHING compared to his true self. Really, are you that dumb?

    Okay, scratch that, I don't need to ask... because the answer's obvious that you are
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  • jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    we have time ships

    send one back to zero the Borg Before they are the Borg

    as to Q
    he is Mortal and can be KILLED
    especially while on ESD
    he is split between four places and thus is weakened
    we also know he can be hurt
    A Quantum torpedo up the nose will take him out

    there is no such thing as invincible
    and Q lost a fist fight to Sisko
    so he is WEAKER than an unfit human

    One, when would the Borg not be Borg? Two, Q in his annoying way is trying to help. Like when he sent us back to Wolf 359 to save Sisko. I think he actually is afraid of the Iconians. I'm not sure why, since he can turn you into a dog by nodding his head.
  • trek21trek21 Member Posts: 2,246 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    jcp26 wrote: »
    One, when would the Borg not be Borg? Two, Q in his annoying way is trying to help. Like when he sent us back to Wolf 359 to save Sisko. I think he actually is afraid of the Iconians. I'm not sure why, since he can turn you into a dog by nodding his head.
    Actually, that was Q's son that sent us back in that mission ;) That's the only reason they could get his likeness without actually having to get the rights for the actor

    I know they're both named Q, but it still needed to be said :D He'd be amused by our need for names, I'm sure
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  • jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    trek21 wrote: »
    Actually, that was Q's son that sent us back in that mission ;) That's the only reason they could get his likeness without actually having to get the rights for the actor

    I know they're both named Q, but it still needed to be said :D He'd be amused by our need for names, I'm sure

    He's the only Q in the game. You can't torp the other Q, he's not around to torp.
  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    Q is HUMAN right now
    and a quantum torpedo is a hell of a surprise

    Q is only a minor being
    little more than an annoyance

    but if we killed him the Q would avoid us there after


    as to the Borg they are not a species they meet non of the requirements to be called one
    AND wiping them out is a kindness
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  • jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    The Federation ARE the True enemy

    three times they had the chance to zero the borg and three times they chose not to

    Wait a Fracking minute:mad: Janeway DID try to zero the Borg. That's why the Task Force was disbanded in the mid 2380's. They thought that she had done it. That Virus that killed the Queen and blew up the Unicomplex. It's why we were caught so off guard during the invasion of Vega Colony. You spend two or three decades believing the Borg are extinct, and they suddenly show up on your doorstep.
  • ussweatherlightussweatherlight Member Posts: 16 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »

    he puts lt's in command of starships

    That's actually not all that odd. Ensigns have commanded ships in certain situations. Or even Non-Coms. It's just the highest ranked person on the ship or the person assigned to command it.
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  • trek21trek21 Member Posts: 2,246 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    Q is HUMAN right now
    and a quantum torpedo is a hell of a surprise

    Q is only a minor being
    little more than an annoyance

    but if we killed him the Q would avoid us there after


    as to the Borg they are not a species they meet non of the requirements to be called one
    AND wiping them out is a kindness
    oh sure, and the moment it touched him, he'd let it absorb into his being :rolleyes:

    get real. Q has reflexes and abilities far above our own, even when taking forms; the only reason he's in our form is provide amusement to us and himself by doing so.

    and avoid us? oh, please, we're insects to them, and the moment we bite them, we're dead, permanently.
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  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    Janeway deliberately left one allive

    as to when are the borg not the borg

    Species 1 who ever they were could be dealt with hell in the interests of the cosmos we could take out species 1-10
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  • artan42artan42 Member Posts: 10,450 Bug Hunter
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    as to the Borg they are not a species they meet non of the requirements to be called one
    AND wiping them out is a kindness

    They are a species, they are referred to as such throughout the films and series they appear in.
    Picard judged it to be kinder to let them live.
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    Norway and Yeager dammit... I still want my Typhoon and Jupiter though.
    JJ Trek The Kelvin Timeline is just Trek and it's fully canon... get over it. But I still prefer TAR.

    #TASforSTO


    '...I can tell you that we're not in the military and that we intend no harm to the whales.' Kirk: The Voyage Home
    'Starfleet is not a military organisation. Its purpose is exploration.' Picard: Peak Performance
    'This is clearly a military operation. Is that what we are now? Because I thought we were explorers!' Scotty: Into Darkness
    '...The Federation. Starfleet. We're not a military agency.' Scotty: Beyond
    'I'm not a soldier anymore. I'm an engineer.' Miles O'Brien: Empok Nor
    '...Starfleet could use you... It's a peacekeeping and humanitarian armada...' Admiral Pike: Star Trek

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  • sollvaxsollvax Member Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    they are no more a species than manchester united fans

    as to picard he was not competent to make the decision
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  • jcp26jcp26 Member Posts: 177 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    sollvax wrote: »
    Janeway deliberately left one allive

    as to when are the borg not the borg

    Species 1 who ever they were could be dealt with hell in the interests of the cosmos we could take out species 1-10

    Who are you referring to? Seven? She's not Borg anymore.
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