People sure have their opinions about what they hold dear (Trek). I just wanted to say thanks for the hard work and it looks interesting. I can't wait.
I can see both sides of the coin here. It is a BIT ridiculous but, it's Trek. A lot of it was ridiculous. Besides, if the devs stuck to re-hashimg the same old stuff that's been floating anout for years, it'd get boring.
So, yeah, it's a bit absurd, but, hey, whaddaya gunna do?
I won't deny there is some logic in the Voth using dinosaurs for battle purpose. But there is far less logic in them going into battle at all.
All of season 8 is strangely both amusing and saddening. The concept of the Dyson sphere itself is both awesome and impressive yet completely useless. Seeing the Voth was a nice surprise, but them fighting us while you repeat they're defensive is silly. Not to mention a large theropod with beams and quantum mortars is as far as you can get from 'defensive'.
Don't get me wrong, the dinos look really magnificent in those screens but it's exactly what I'd expect from Star Wars and not Trek. Since as mentioned in the blog, the Voth aren't waging war on the Federation (and I guess the KDF and the RR), and they actually share the goals (exploring the Dyson sphere, getting information and technology), it'd be a perfect example for the Federation (and probably the RR, doubtful on Empire) to seek a diplomatic solution and cooperation. After all, the Dyson sphere is large enough, anyway. It's not like if you don't get there first, you won't have anything to explore.
But all that's part of a larger STO problem (albeit these new additions exacerbate the problem notably). Instead of exploring, studying and intellectually growing, members of the Federation end up fighting everyone, everywhere. That's the price Star Trek has to pay to get a rather succesful game, apparently. I'm just afraid it'll stop being Star Trek at all at some point.
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Of all the history of Star Trek, of all the possible stories the developers could have told, you chose this absurd one off story. Bravo, bravo. You have made an excellent looking technically stunning product that is as Star Trek as Jurassic Park.
How about next time you not let Geko ruin Star Trek online further? Or maybe finish the all the stories half done? You know that whole federation Klingon war thing?
Honestly there are no words that can do justice to my disgust for this abomination called season 8.
Definitely a lot of complainers with age insecurity issues worried that if it looks too much like a dinosaur then it will be perceived as a kids game. The good news is it will mean less kids in game. Only young people would even be worried about such things. Us old farts don't care what people might think. That and stay off of our yard! The Star Trek I grew up with was always taking things from the past and dragging them to the future.
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Firstly, did i miss something? wasn't there a poll about with VOY species we'd like to see, and didn't the krenim win it, was there a voth win I didn't notice? Or did Cryptic/PWE ask our advice/suggestions then just ignore it.
On to the Voth themselves. I like the aesthetics on most of the screenshots we've seen thus far. Whether or not it looks 'too much' like ME or some other franchise is irrelevant, it matters more if you think they look good in and of themselves.
Now, to the meat of the matter; Dinosaurs. Personally, I have no problem with including Dinosaurs in STO, especially since there is already a solid canon reason why they could be in ST. Using un-evolved dinosaurs as war-beasts too, does not, to me break logic or Physics. Where i get somewhat confused/irritated is the implementation of said dinosaurs. The Voth are an unimaginably advanced species, able to create movable space cities, large war machines that have both heavy shielding and armour and have survived for more than 65 million years: and the best implementation of dinosaurs (barring the Voth themselves), was to add the Jurassic Park icons (because let's be honest, T-rex and what is actually a Utahraptor were made incredibly famous by the said 90's film) and add shiny armour and guns to them? I would have less problem the war-dinos were a little alien, like they had actually survived on another planet for 65 million years, with differing climates habitats and food sources. It seems to me that all the human starfleet captains as well as all the (alien) human KDF captains are going to be a little confused at the Voth preaching their Doctrine, when the evidence against it's veracity is staring, roaring and biting them in the face.
My quibbles over implementation aside, i would join those in being grateful for any addition to make ground combat a little less of a slog through endless borg. Despite the above reasons/opinions none of it is going to stop me enjoying the new content, though for how long remains to be seen..
The Voth are canon and given the origins of the Voth this is a logically extension of that.
Personally it sounds awesome. Battling Dino people, bioenigeered cyborg dinosaurs, mechs, all kinds of starships, plus a Dyson sphere, the mystery of the beings that built it, a new carrier of currently unknown origin, I'm looking forward to season 8. I wonder what else they'll have.
we want the Voth to feel defensive. The Voth aren?t waging war on the players, and the players aren?t waging war on the Voth
This line was really weird. We aren't fighting, yet we are fighitng. What kind of logic is that?
As for the ground troops, really hope we don't have Sci Spam like we did in the past. Like them chaining medical heals. And their tacticals can use cloak, yet what has that done for other UI that used cloaks like Hirogen and Jem'Hadar? Not really smart AI.
Dinosaur names:
Did you do any research on these names?
First of all, Virosaurans were not Tyrannosaurs or Tyrannosaurids. They were like small ostrich-type dinosaurs.
Furiadons and Dankanasaurs? You guys made the names up because they sounded cool? And why are Voth using Human names for their troops?
I won't deny there is some logic in the Voth using dinosaurs for battle purpose. But there is far less logic in them going into battle at all.
All of season 8 is strangely both amusing and saddening. The concept of the Dyson sphere itself is both awesome and impressive yet completely useless. Seeing the Voth was a nice surprise, but them fighting us while you repeat they're defensive is silly. Not to mention a large theropod with beams and quantum mortars is as far as you can get from 'defensive'.
This is the one thing that has me worried about the story as well. What sort of resource can possibly be so valuable in that Dyson Sphere that the Federation, of all factions, is willing to start a war over it with a non aggressive Faction, not to mention one that, according to the Dev blog, rivals the Federation and Klingon empire in size and is vastly superior in Terms of Technology?
Especially while already being at War with the KDF, The Borg, the remnants of the Romulan star Empire, the True way, part of the dominion (border skirmishes are mentioned), the Tholians, the Breen, the Undine and the Elachi, all while expecting a huge invasion force from the Iconians that will make all of the current threats look harmless.
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On a serious note, the same reason why most hard core fans got the hump with JJ, was that these people have completely missed what Gene was trying to show us.
You really never watched TOS, did you. I have watched Star Trek since 1969; and I have to say Star Trek Into Darkness captured more of what Star trek originally was than anything from GR's addled (and very retconned 24th century era TNG Star Trek.)
If you as a hard core TNG fan feel you 'got the hump'; I have zero sympathy for you because honestly, as a TOS fan, I was getting 'the hump' from 1987 - 2000. (And I say that because I felt 'Enterprise' was actually closer in spirit to TOS than any of the other 'modern' Star Trek series.)
And both of Abram's Star trek films must have don something right, as their box office blew away the box office of any of the glorified two hour episodes that nwere the bulk of the TNG feature film series.
As for STO adding dinosaurs, you have only Berman and Braga to blame for that as they were the guys in charge of the franchise when VOY was airing (And VOY was the only Star Trek series I stopped watching entirely - after "The 37's", I had had enough of Bipolar Captain JanewAy and company.)
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Of all the history of Star Trek, of all the possible stories the developers could have told, you chose this absurd one off story. Bravo, bravo. You have made an excellent looking technically stunning product that is as Star Trek as Jurassic Park.
How about next time you not let Geko ruin Star Trek online further? Or maybe finish the all the stories half done? You know that whole federation Klingon war thing?
Honestly there are no words that can do justice to my disgust for this abomination called season 8.
I for one think its interesting to see new and interesting content thats not just more of the same
Oh might i add to those complaining its all provided to you, courtesy of Cryptic, FOR FREE
and your not obliged to do any of the new missions, pretend it never happened if it bothers you that much
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This is the one thing that has me worried about the story as well. What sort of resource can possibly be so valuable in that Dyson Sphere that the Federation, of all factions, is willing to start a war over it with a non aggressive Faction, not to mention one that, according to the Dev blog, rivals the Federation and Klingon empire in size and is vastly superior in Terms of Technology?
Especially while already being at War with the KDF, The Borg, the remnants of the Romulan star Empire, the True way, part of the dominion (border skirmishes are mentioned), the Tholians, the Breen, the Undine and the Elachi, all while expecting a huge invasion force from the Iconians that will make all of the current threats look harmless.
You forgot to mention the devidians
But I want to wait and see how it goes we don't need to pass judgement before we play it .
well...the Voth themselves look okay, but the giant dinosaur cyborgs just look stupid as hell. a Carnivorours animal that has to shove it's guns into prey it's eating....
This looks like something I'll be avoiding. Hopefully the rest of S8's got more thinking involved.
Obviously putting dinosaurs in Trek has been a bit controversial. As a team, we also thought it was a bit controversial, but decided it made for really good gameplay and art opportunities and ultimately was too awesome and fun not to do. We also think it makes a lot of sense for a scientifically driven, technologically advanced formerly-dinosaur species - after all, our modern military uses trained Dogs and Klingons have used Targs in combat for years by this point. While some posters lament that actual dinosaurs were never seen on Trek (and therefore state that we shouldn't be using them), Trek has always been about exploring strange worlds with strange lifeforms that are subtly different from but similar to our own. The Voth military's choice to use engineered animals as tools can be a lens by which to examine our own human behaviors towards our less-evolved (or just differently-evolved?) mammalian brethren. Also, dinosaurs would have been awesome to see on any Star Trek show, but probably prohibitively expensive to do properly in terms of special effects.
I don't want to go too much in to story detail, both because that'd be spoilers and because I'm not a content designer, but the team here has put a lot of thought and effort into properly characterizing the Voth and making sure it makes sense that players are somewhat in conflict with them. While you do fight the Voth in the Dyson Sphere, they're not straightforward antagonists the same way the Elachi or other similar races were - instead, there's a drastic conflict of interest over what essentially is a natural resource, and that conflict fuels further confrontation between all factions involved.
This may be little comfort to those of you who object strenuously to the inclusion of our mighty fictional terrible lizards, but I hope you at least enjoy the inside view into the development and decision-making process that was behind the creation of the Voth. I'm a little biased, but I think they're *really* fun to play against, so I hope you'll give them a fair shake and try some combat against them when Season 8 arrives!
Thanks for taking the time to write this!:)
I've been playing STO since in launched in Feb. 2010, and honestly Cryptic, I think the seasons just keep getting better, and better! Especially, if we take all the seasons, and focus on how they are each elements that add to the greater STO experience. It was a huge turnoff personally, in season 3 when the focus was on Klingon content, as I wanted the third STO faction, Romulans, then! However, realizing STO is a work in progress, I suck around STO off-and-on for the last 3 years, and was absolutely thrilled when the long awaited season 7, came out, with a playable Romulan faction!:D
All I'm trying to say, is give STO another 3-4 years, roughly 6-8 more seasons, and this season will not be such a big deal. Those who love the content will play it, and those who don't will not even be bothered with it. So, just give STO some time....it might grow on you.
With all that said, Cryptic I'm, for one, a huge fan of the "Bio-Engineered Viriosaurus Rex!" Sure, it might have just walked out of Jurassic Park, through the Mass Effect changing room, and onto the STO stage, ...but it brings something new to the game, in both size, play, and concept.
cheers,
P.S. Cryptic, what i would like for Christmas...or sooner!;) A playalbe Suliban race for the Romulan Republic. And pretty please, the Advance Communication Array for Romulan cursers...
Dinosaurs with lasers is the last thing that comes to my mind when I think of Star Trek...
Seems more like Halo or Mass Effect, looking at the screenshots.
All I want is some freaking sharks with freaking laser beams attached to their freaking heads. LOL. Yea, laser-wielding dinos will be interesting. But it may be better than a Giant Gorn picking up a chunk of dirt in the middle of a metal hallway...
Very excited at the new Dino Trek Online, really, the artwork now looks awesome and these guys look like a formidable challenge to fight, nice work indeed.
A bit disappointed at the reaction of a few people, seem to be a little closed minded imo. This is a big galaxy, there's room for all sorts of strange things in it, the story so far makes sense based on the little we saw of the Voth in Voyager. Far better than the hippies in TOS I suffered this evening on TV.
Any news on when it all hits holodeck?
And I mean think of it, we could be stuck with a season based on ferengi or pakleds *flees*
I'll take voth anyday.
But heres a tiny hint I would like to see the Krenim and Devore at some point please
Your version of the Voth does not feel defensive. Sending genetically engineered dinosaurs into battle makes them look like savages, not scientists. That's the sort of thing you've expect the Gorn to do, not the Voth.
If you want defensive, try giving them some uber-powerful defense shield or something that you have to actually think your way through.
I do not think it makes them look savage. Does the Jem'hadar make the Dominion look like savages? No, it makes them look crazy smart (allbeit morally grey). Why send real people into combat when you can genetically engineer disposable clones? In this case the voth are doing the same thing, only they are adding the shock and awe factor of a freakin' dino with lasers on it's head!
Plus, sending in fodder is in a way a very defensive move. It's kind of like during the Siege of AR-558 with the Jem'Hadar holograms. The Voth send in a few test tube dinos with lasers. The dinos might lose, but you know how strong your opponent is, you probably did some serious damage without risking "real" assets, and as an added bonus your oppenents just wet their pants.
I also think it's odd that people are complaining about the dinosaurs, but no one questioned the Klingon targ handlers who continuously beam down more targs as you kill them... the only difference with the Voth is they were smart enough to arm and armor their version so that it's not just an alien puppy getting blasted to death with a phaser.
I for one want to tell the devs how awesome the Voth are looking. They seem like they are going to be awesome. When I first heard they were adding the Voth I was worried they would end up like the Borg, suposedly really powerful, yet we don't really have that much trouble with them. The proof will be in trying it out, but so far the Voth are looking to live up to the fact they are crazy far ahead of the Apha Quadrent powers in terms of technology. My only worry would be that it might end up being too easy to fight the Voth. They should be able to kick our butts.
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considering that they either stab and gut you or shoot you with a gun that uses anti-coagulants to make you bleed out to death in the most slow painful way possible
YES!
But no aside from crimes against the universe here and there their "just some good ol boys never meaning no harm" :P ((lol sorry I had to go there but I got this image of two jem'hadar in the general lee))
One thing that hasn't been touched on; what is the current "geopolitical" situation in the Delta Quadrant? The only thing we know for certain is that a resurgent Borg collective have struck back more aggressive than ever, having seemingly assimilated the machine world that V'Ger came from. As Arturis' species can attest to, after Species 8472, the Borg often come back swinging when they're on the back foot, so the current landscape that the Voth occupy may have changed more dramatically than first thought since Voyager encountered them last.
I'm going to be honest, Season 8 looks like it is terrible.
Every ground enemy we've ever faced is dumb as a rock, so did cryptic fix their horrible AI? I doubt it, if they did they could make the rest of the game's AI actually decent instead of introducing a new species seen just once.
We'll be soloing laser welding Trexs in no time, its how it is.
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So, yeah, it's a bit absurd, but, hey, whaddaya gunna do?
All of season 8 is strangely both amusing and saddening. The concept of the Dyson sphere itself is both awesome and impressive yet completely useless. Seeing the Voth was a nice surprise, but them fighting us while you repeat they're defensive is silly. Not to mention a large theropod with beams and quantum mortars is as far as you can get from 'defensive'.
Don't get me wrong, the dinos look really magnificent in those screens but it's exactly what I'd expect from Star Wars and not Trek. Since as mentioned in the blog, the Voth aren't waging war on the Federation (and I guess the KDF and the RR), and they actually share the goals (exploring the Dyson sphere, getting information and technology), it'd be a perfect example for the Federation (and probably the RR, doubtful on Empire) to seek a diplomatic solution and cooperation. After all, the Dyson sphere is large enough, anyway. It's not like if you don't get there first, you won't have anything to explore.
But all that's part of a larger STO problem (albeit these new additions exacerbate the problem notably). Instead of exploring, studying and intellectually growing, members of the Federation end up fighting everyone, everywhere. That's the price Star Trek has to pay to get a rather succesful game, apparently. I'm just afraid it'll stop being Star Trek at all at some point.
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This is beyond ridiculous! Cryptic, do you need some more butter? Cuz this is corny!
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How about next time you not let Geko ruin Star Trek online further? Or maybe finish the all the stories half done? You know that whole federation Klingon war thing?
Honestly there are no words that can do justice to my disgust for this abomination called season 8.
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Firstly, did i miss something? wasn't there a poll about with VOY species we'd like to see, and didn't the krenim win it, was there a voth win I didn't notice? Or did Cryptic/PWE ask our advice/suggestions then just ignore it.
On to the Voth themselves. I like the aesthetics on most of the screenshots we've seen thus far. Whether or not it looks 'too much' like ME or some other franchise is irrelevant, it matters more if you think they look good in and of themselves.
Now, to the meat of the matter; Dinosaurs. Personally, I have no problem with including Dinosaurs in STO, especially since there is already a solid canon reason why they could be in ST. Using un-evolved dinosaurs as war-beasts too, does not, to me break logic or Physics. Where i get somewhat confused/irritated is the implementation of said dinosaurs. The Voth are an unimaginably advanced species, able to create movable space cities, large war machines that have both heavy shielding and armour and have survived for more than 65 million years: and the best implementation of dinosaurs (barring the Voth themselves), was to add the Jurassic Park icons (because let's be honest, T-rex and what is actually a Utahraptor were made incredibly famous by the said 90's film) and add shiny armour and guns to them? I would have less problem the war-dinos were a little alien, like they had actually survived on another planet for 65 million years, with differing climates habitats and food sources. It seems to me that all the human starfleet captains as well as all the (alien) human KDF captains are going to be a little confused at the Voth preaching their Doctrine, when the evidence against it's veracity is staring, roaring and biting them in the face.
My quibbles over implementation aside, i would join those in being grateful for any addition to make ground combat a little less of a slog through endless borg. Despite the above reasons/opinions none of it is going to stop me enjoying the new content, though for how long remains to be seen..
At least he'll have plenty of black this time around.
...a shame the Gorn aren't too customizable. I'd make a Mesagog to join you! XD
This line was really weird. We aren't fighting, yet we are fighitng. What kind of logic is that?
As for the ground troops, really hope we don't have Sci Spam like we did in the past. Like them chaining medical heals. And their tacticals can use cloak, yet what has that done for other UI that used cloaks like Hirogen and Jem'Hadar? Not really smart AI.
Dinosaur names:
Did you do any research on these names?
First of all, Virosaurans were not Tyrannosaurs or Tyrannosaurids. They were like small ostrich-type dinosaurs.
Furiadons and Dankanasaurs? You guys made the names up because they sounded cool? And why are Voth using Human names for their troops?
Good Lord, you got me into rant mode! :made:
This is the one thing that has me worried about the story as well. What sort of resource can possibly be so valuable in that Dyson Sphere that the Federation, of all factions, is willing to start a war over it with a non aggressive Faction, not to mention one that, according to the Dev blog, rivals the Federation and Klingon empire in size and is vastly superior in Terms of Technology?
Especially while already being at War with the KDF, The Borg, the remnants of the Romulan star Empire, the True way, part of the dominion (border skirmishes are mentioned), the Tholians, the Breen, the Undine and the Elachi, all while expecting a huge invasion force from the Iconians that will make all of the current threats look harmless.
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You really never watched TOS, did you. I have watched Star Trek since 1969; and I have to say Star Trek Into Darkness captured more of what Star trek originally was than anything from GR's addled (and very retconned 24th century era TNG Star Trek.)
If you as a hard core TNG fan feel you 'got the hump'; I have zero sympathy for you because honestly, as a TOS fan, I was getting 'the hump' from 1987 - 2000. (And I say that because I felt 'Enterprise' was actually closer in spirit to TOS than any of the other 'modern' Star Trek series.)
And both of Abram's Star trek films must have don something right, as their box office blew away the box office of any of the glorified two hour episodes that nwere the bulk of the TNG feature film series.
As for STO adding dinosaurs, you have only Berman and Braga to blame for that as they were the guys in charge of the franchise when VOY was airing (And VOY was the only Star Trek series I stopped watching entirely - after "The 37's", I had had enough of Bipolar Captain JanewAy and company.)
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Oh might i add to those complaining its all provided to you, courtesy of Cryptic, FOR FREE
and your not obliged to do any of the new missions, pretend it never happened if it bothers you that much
You forgot to mention the devidians
But I want to wait and see how it goes we don't need to pass judgement before we play it .
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Well when they pull names out of their .............. of course. Can't they at least use google and spend a few minutes doing research on names?
Thanks for taking the time to write this!:)
I've been playing STO since in launched in Feb. 2010, and honestly Cryptic, I think the seasons just keep getting better, and better! Especially, if we take all the seasons, and focus on how they are each elements that add to the greater STO experience. It was a huge turnoff personally, in season 3 when the focus was on Klingon content, as I wanted the third STO faction, Romulans, then! However, realizing STO is a work in progress, I suck around STO off-and-on for the last 3 years, and was absolutely thrilled when the long awaited season 7, came out, with a playable Romulan faction!:D
All I'm trying to say, is give STO another 3-4 years, roughly 6-8 more seasons, and this season will not be such a big deal. Those who love the content will play it, and those who don't will not even be bothered with it. So, just give STO some time....it might grow on you.
With all that said, Cryptic I'm, for one, a huge fan of the "Bio-Engineered Viriosaurus Rex!" Sure, it might have just walked out of Jurassic Park, through the Mass Effect changing room, and onto the STO stage, ...but it brings something new to the game, in both size, play, and concept.
cheers,
P.S. Cryptic, what i would like for Christmas...or sooner!;) A playalbe Suliban race for the Romulan Republic. And pretty please, the Advance Communication Array for Romulan cursers...
All I want is some freaking sharks with freaking laser beams attached to their freaking heads. LOL. Yea, laser-wielding dinos will be interesting. But it may be better than a Giant Gorn picking up a chunk of dirt in the middle of a metal hallway...
And I mean think of it, we could be stuck with a season based on ferengi or pakleds *flees*
I'll take voth anyday.
But heres a tiny hint I would like to see the Krenim and Devore at some point please
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I do not think it makes them look savage. Does the Jem'hadar make the Dominion look like savages? No, it makes them look crazy smart (allbeit morally grey). Why send real people into combat when you can genetically engineer disposable clones? In this case the voth are doing the same thing, only they are adding the shock and awe factor of a freakin' dino with lasers on it's head!
Plus, sending in fodder is in a way a very defensive move. It's kind of like during the Siege of AR-558 with the Jem'Hadar holograms. The Voth send in a few test tube dinos with lasers. The dinos might lose, but you know how strong your opponent is, you probably did some serious damage without risking "real" assets, and as an added bonus your oppenents just wet their pants.
I also think it's odd that people are complaining about the dinosaurs, but no one questioned the Klingon targ handlers who continuously beam down more targs as you kill them... the only difference with the Voth is they were smart enough to arm and armor their version so that it's not just an alien puppy getting blasted to death with a phaser.
I for one want to tell the devs how awesome the Voth are looking. They seem like they are going to be awesome. When I first heard they were adding the Voth I was worried they would end up like the Borg, suposedly really powerful, yet we don't really have that much trouble with them. The proof will be in trying it out, but so far the Voth are looking to live up to the fact they are crazy far ahead of the Apha Quadrent powers in terms of technology. My only worry would be that it might end up being too easy to fight the Voth. They should be able to kick our butts.
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I will be playing this theme while fighting those robo-dinos and you can't stop me
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Every ground enemy we've ever faced is dumb as a rock, so did cryptic fix their horrible AI? I doubt it, if they did they could make the rest of the game's AI actually decent instead of introducing a new species seen just once.
We'll be soloing laser welding Trexs in no time, its how it is.
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