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Shouldn't the war with the Klingons end soon?

massflyermassflyer Member Posts: 32 Arc User
Well given all of the "Greater threats" being faced in the Alpha quadrant shouldn't the convenient partners reunite as they always did? With the Borg/Undine and Iconian/Elachi bent on eliminating all of the factions and the Voth\Omega\Sphere issues already forcing limited partnerships I think they would seriously consider putting their differences aside in the interests of self preservation and waiting for better opportunities
The KDF and the council love a fight, but they also love to win, and they know they can't do it alone because they can't crush the Feds alone easily. They still have to respond to the "Bigger threats" after the Feds fell with their remaining forces.
Just one guy's opinion Cryptic, but it might make some things easier in for planning the future episodes if they could use common episode material for both factions and make it feel more like existing cannon with the Feds trying to regain their ally at any cost. Similar to when the Feds faked the dominion attack plans against the Romulans in DS9. War made them do distasteful but necessary things to win/survive.
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  • snoggymack22snoggymack22 Member Posts: 7,084 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    It's still 2409. It only just began.
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  • daan2006daan2006 Member Posts: 5,346 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    It's still 2409. It only just began.

    hahahahahhahahahahhahahahaha was not the first shot done a few days ago ?
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    This! Their ability to outdo their own failures is quite impressive. If only this power could be harnessed for good.
  • kjwashingtonkjwashington Member Posts: 2,529 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    It's still 2409. It only just began.

    Well actually, I'm pretty sure it began before 2409, but your point still stands. IT IS TIME FOR 2410!!!!!
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  • centersolacecentersolace Member Posts: 11,178 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    That's what they keep telling us. :/
  • killdozer9211killdozer9211 Member Posts: 920 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Ending the war = built in excuse to stop making faction specific future content.

    Just sayin.
  • sle1989sle1989 Member Posts: 552 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Ending the war = built in excuse to stop making faction specific future content.

    Just sayin.

    They aren't making any faction specific content now anyways, which is why they need to end the war. We can then make cross faction teams outside of private matches. This would be helpful since everything is cross faction now anyway.
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  • shpoksshpoks Member Posts: 6,967 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Ending the war = built in excuse to stop making faction specific future content.

    Just sayin.

    Agreed. With an added question for everyone:

    Raise your hands - how many people here think that if they end the war, they won't bother altering all the KDF content that revolves around the war and killing Feds(Doff missions, Kahless Expanse, Exploration Clusters, Pi Canis sorties, etc.), turning the game into an even bigger joke?

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  • killdozer9211killdozer9211 Member Posts: 920 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    shpoks wrote: »
    Agreed. With an added question for everyone:

    Raise your hands - how many people here think that if they end the war, they won't bother altering all the KDF content that revolves around the war and killing Feds(Doff missions, Kahless Expanse, Exploration Clusters, Pi Canis sorties, etc.), turning the game into an even bigger joke?

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    Raises hand.

    HAH, dollars to doughnuts that's the only thing actually keeping us at war.
  • daan2006daan2006 Member Posts: 5,346 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    can i be the first to plant my fed - romulan flag on the KDF home world ?
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    macronius wrote: »
    This! Their ability to outdo their own failures is quite impressive. If only this power could be harnessed for good.
  • deathsremnantdeathsremnant Member Posts: 265
    edited March 2014
    Even if they did create a FE mission that ends the war it doesnt mean theyll all of a sudden allow anyone anywhere. Also you have to keep in mind new players starting out will still be technically "in the war" for the beginning missions. (unless Cryptic wants to completely rework the newbie areas for KDF which would be a lot of work...) Honestly by this point the only thing ending the war would accomplish would be for closer, nothing in game would actually probably change. You wont start seeing Gorn walking freely on ESD or Feds on Quiznos (No subs for you!)
  • aeonthehermitaeonthehermit Member Posts: 218 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Even if they did create a FE mission that ends the war it doesnt mean theyll all of a sudden allow anyone anywhere. Also you have to keep in mind new players starting out will still be technically "in the war" for the beginning missions. (unless Cryptic wants to completely rework the newbie areas for KDF which would be a lot of work...) Honestly by this point the only thing ending the war would accomplish would be for closer, nothing in game would actually probably change. You wont start seeing Gorn walking freely on ESD or Feds on Quiznos (No subs for you!)

    Perhaps have the war be officially over, but allowing for House Vendettas/overly-draconian law interpretation for KDF/Federation players who don't wanna play nice with the other faction? I can't help but think overarching fleet relationships might be coming soon, with joint projects or something similar, and I'm really just spitballing.
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  • jacqueline3752jacqueline3752 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    there was a world war on a small planet in fairly uninteresting part of the galaxy that last over 5 year's, so the war with the klingon's in a big gakaxy can last for decades
  • aelfwin1aelfwin1 Member Posts: 2,896 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    It's still 2409. It only just began.


    Sadly this is true ... .

    'Cause I for one find it so belivable that Starfleet and the rest developped , built , tested and pressed into service the Solanae hybrid ships ... in one year .
    And that's just the tip of the iceberg of stuff that don't make a lick of sense ... .

    But it's just a game ... -- or Cryptic only rented 2409 for CBS .

    Take your pick . :rolleyes:
  • mirrorchaosmirrorchaos Member Posts: 9,844 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Even if they did create a FE mission that ends the war it doesnt mean theyll all of a sudden allow anyone anywhere. Also you have to keep in mind new players starting out will still be technically "in the war" for the beginning missions. (unless Cryptic wants to completely rework the newbie areas for KDF which would be a lot of work...) Honestly by this point the only thing ending the war would accomplish would be for closer, nothing in game would actually probably change. You wont start seeing Gorn walking freely on ESD or Feds on Quiznos (No subs for you!)

    i was always thinking that there are two versions of ESD and Qo'Nos, one for the war between feds and kdf and one after the war that allows both sides to be on each others places, thereby ending the farcical war.
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  • anazondaanazonda Member Posts: 8,399 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    aelfwin1 wrote: »
    Sadly this is true ... .

    'Cause I for one find it so belivable that Starfleet and the rest developped , built , tested and pressed into service the Solanae hybrid ships ... in one year .
    And that's just the tip of the iceberg of stuff that don't make a lick of sense ... .

    But it's just a game ... -- or Cryptic only rented 2409 for CBS .

    Take your pick . :rolleyes:

    Well in fairness:

    The Fed ship, is a varation of the intrepid class
    The KDF ship, is a varaiation of the KDF-Chimera (can't remember the name)
    And the ROM ship is a varation of the Warbird.

    Reinforced with some extra weapons mounts, and a new paint-job.
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  • zipagatzipagat Member Posts: 1,204 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    anazonda wrote: »
    Well in fairness:

    The Fed ship, is a varation of the intrepid class
    The KDF ship, is a varaiation of the KDF-Chimera (can't remember the name)
    And the ROM ship is a varation of the Warbird.

    Reinforced with some extra weapons mounts, and a new paint-job.

    It still doesn't explain how each faction can design and build new ships like the Avenger and Mogh or the Odyssey/Bortas and so on in less than a year. More so when we know ships like the Galaxy took years to get from design to construction.

    Besides at this point we might as well end the war, it would make little difference as by end game all 3 factions are cooperating in anything end game from the Borg to the Dyson sphere. Just throw in something to the early game content to say its happening earlier in the timeline much like the Romulan tutorial does.
  • vamerrasvamerras Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    I always hated the fed-klingon war in the current form. I think it violates Roddenberry's vision about klingons: yes, they were the main enemy of the TOS era - but Worf, a klingon on Enterprise-D as a senior officer is a clear sign of the end of this era.

    Yes in TNG and DS9 klingon-fed relationships were always had some ups and downs - but in the end the two faction remained as close allies. The writers of TNG and DS9 never intended to create another full scale war against klingons - in the opposite. Everything made feds and klingons are closer allies.

    In Enterprise we learned something about a war against sphere builders in the future - and federation, klingon, romulan and xindi forces fight as a united force.

    War against klingons is absurd in STO. It is a good starting story - but when we learn about the Undine interference we should end the war with a peace treaty.
  • zipagatzipagat Member Posts: 1,204 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    vamerras wrote: »
    I always hated the fed-klingon war in the current form. I think it violates Roddenberry's vision about klingons: yes, they were the main enemy of the TOS era - but Worf, a klingon on Enterprise-D as a senior officer is a clear sign of the end of this era.

    Yes in TNG and DS9 klingon-fed relationships were always had some ups and downs - but in the end the two faction remained as close allies. The writers of TNG and DS9 never intended to create another full scale war against klingons - in the opposite. Everything made feds and klingons are closer allies.

    In Enterprise we learned something about a war against sphere builders in the future - and federation, klingon, romulan and xindi forces fight as a united force.

    War against klingons is absurd in STO. It is a good starting story - but when we learn about the Undine interference we should end the war with a peace treaty.

    That and the DS9 era conflicts between the Federation and Klingon Empire was largely because of changeling Martok stirring things up.
  • vamerrasvamerras Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    zipagat wrote: »
    That and the DS9 era conflicts between the Federation and Klingon Empire was largely because of changeling Martok stirring things up.

    Yeah, after the treaty between Feds and Klingons the biggest problems between the two factions were cause by outside forces. In TNG's klingon civil war story arc was caused by romulans; in DS9 the changelings were responsible.

    In the beginning of STO's storyline I'd be very suspicios either as a klingon or a federation officer: "Hmmm, is it really the klingons or the feds are the cause of the problem or somebody just wants us to fight? Again? Why won't we talk to the other faction?"
  • zipagatzipagat Member Posts: 1,204 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    vamerras wrote: »
    Yeah, after the treaty between Feds and Klingons the biggest problems between the two factions were cause by outside forces. In TNG's klingon civil war story arc was caused by romulans; in DS9 the changelings were responsible.

    In the beginning of STO's storyline I'd be very suspicios either as a klingon or a federation officer: "Hmmm, is it really the klingons or the feds are the cause of the problem or somebody just wants us to fight? Again? Why won't we talk to the other faction?"

    From the way the story arcs pan out it is strongly implied that the higher echelons of Starfleet command and the Klingon chancellor are Undine infiltrators.

    That could be an avenue for the devs to go down for a peace process, the player character gets a mission from Drake/K'men which basically entails you exposing the Admiral(s)/ Chancellor or high council members who are Undine and TRIBBLE with the minds of everyone like what happened to Tuvok in the new FE.
  • revandarklighterrevandarklighter Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    zipagat wrote: »
    From the way the story arcs pan out it is strongly implied that the higher echelons of Starfleet command and the Klingon chancellor are Undine infiltrators.

    That could be an avenue for the devs to go down for a peace process, the player character gets a mission from Drake/K'men which basically entails you exposing the Admiral(s)/ Chancellor or high council members who are Undine and TRIBBLE with the minds of everyone like what happened to Tuvok in the new FE.

    Which is nothing but a lazy repetition of the DS9-klingon-fed war.

    And I never liked that. The story should progress, not go backwards.


    But, as a theory, I'd say the infiltrators are primarily within starfleet. In the path to 2409 they seem to do ANYTHING to get into war^^
  • bobbydazlersbobbydazlers Member Posts: 4,534 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Even if they did create a FE mission that ends the war it doesnt mean theyll all of a sudden allow anyone anywhere. Also you have to keep in mind new players starting out will still be technically "in the war" for the beginning missions. (unless Cryptic wants to completely rework the newbie areas for KDF which would be a lot of work...) Honestly by this point the only thing ending the war would accomplish would be for closer, nothing in game would actually probably change. You wont start seeing Gorn walking freely on ESD or Feds on Quiznos (No subs for you!)

    agreed as i tried to point out in another thread, the big problem with this game or any game of this kind is that its not linear, how can you end the war today then go back and play older missions that are blatently based when the war was ongoing tomorrow.

    the best we will see is the occational step into neutral territory or the odd instance where we join forces to combat a common foe but as it stands at the moment the war will never end.

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  • protogothprotogoth Member Posts: 2,369 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    i was always thinking that there are two versions of ESD and Qo'Nos, one for the war between feds and kdf and one after the war that allows both sides to be on each others places, thereby ending the farcical war.

    That would certainly be an easy solution: just have the option when you approach the Sol System to either "Enter Sol System" or "Enter Sol System (Vice Admiral)," with two distinct zones (well, more like 4 distinct zones: orbit, ESD first level, ESD Shipyard, and Starfleet Academy, but still). And of course likewise with the Orbital Spaceyard in the Qo'noS system, the First City of Qo'noS, and the Klingon Academy.
    vamerras wrote: »
    I always hated the fed-klingon war in the current form. I think it violates Roddenberry's vision about klingons: yes, they were the main enemy of the TOS era - but Worf, a klingon on Enterprise-D as a senior officer is a clear sign of the end of this era.

    Yes in TNG and DS9 klingon-fed relationships were always had some ups and downs - but in the end the two faction remained as close allies. The writers of TNG and DS9 never intended to create another full scale war against klingons - in the opposite. Everything made feds and klingons are closer allies.

    In Enterprise we learned something about a war against sphere builders in the future - and federation, klingon, romulan and xindi forces fight as a united force.

    War against klingons is absurd in STO. It is a good starting story - but when we learn about the Undine interference we should end the war with a peace treaty.

    Well, once the Undine infiltrators are all discovered and killed/incarcerated/whatever, yes. Although by now, shouldn't the Undine infiltrators themselves have learned that they were being played by the Iconians and be more likely to feel enmity toward the Iconians than toward anyone else, prompting the Undines to recall their infiltrators and focus on their actual enemy? Either way, the war between the UFP and the Klingon Empire is no longer justified.
  • embrosilembrosil Member Posts: 163 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    The war between the Federation and Klingons has always been the most stupid thing in the whole STO in my opinion. Especially when you see DS9 where you can see the alliance was stronger than ever.
    I understand they wanted a PvP but PvP can be done is so many better ways. Like a simulated scenarios for players from both sides.
    The most funny thing is they had to realize how stupid it is because as yu progress in the story, Klingons are out of sudden friendly and at the end even your allies. So yes, they should scrap the whole fed kling war and start a new. Which is not going to happen.
    Instead of this we will get more nonesence, like space dinosaurs...
  • revandarklighterrevandarklighter Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    vamerras wrote: »
    I always hated the fed-klingon war in the current form. I think it violates Roddenberry's vision about klingons: yes, they were the main enemy of the TOS era - but Worf, a klingon on Enterprise-D as a senior officer is a clear sign of the end of this era.

    Yes in TNG and DS9 klingon-fed relationships were always had some ups and downs - but in the end the two faction remained as close allies. The writers of TNG and DS9 never intended to create another full scale war against klingons - in the opposite. Everything made feds and klingons are closer allies.

    In Enterprise we learned something about a war against sphere builders in the future - and federation, klingon, romulan and xindi forces fight as a united force.

    War against klingons is absurd in STO. It is a good starting story - but when we learn about the Undine interference we should end the war with a peace treaty.

    I 100 % agree with that.
    I didnt even like the throwback in DS9 but luckily that was short.

    And about he future: There the Klingons are federation MEMBERS. Hard to see that but still.

    I also find it much more interesting storywise to have that often difficult friendship then a boring 0815 war.
  • stf65stf65 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    zipagat wrote: »
    It still doesn't explain how each faction can design and build new ships like the Avenger and Mogh or the Odyssey/Bortas and so on in less than a year. More so when we know ships like the Galaxy took years to get from design to construction.
    There's nothing saying the avenger and odyssey weren't being designed and built for years. It's important to remember that the klingons were at war with several species for well over a decade: romulans, orions, gorn, and so on. It doesn't take a military genious in the federation to realize the klingon empire was growing and that the federation was going to need more combat heavy ships to deal with the klingon expansion in the future.
    Besides at this point we might as well end the war, it would make little difference as by end game all 3 factions are cooperating in anything end game from the Borg to the Dyson sphere. Just throw in something to the early game content to say its happening earlier in the timeline much like the Romulan tutorial does.
    Ending the war doesn't change the game. The players at the beginning of the game are dealing with a war. The players at the end of the game are dealing with a cold war and an amassing threat against the alpha and beta quadrants. Whether the war ends or not won't change that; and even if it ends it will only be over for those actually playing at end-game.
  • zipagatzipagat Member Posts: 1,204 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    I 100 % agree with that.
    I didnt even like the throwback in DS9 but luckily that was short.

    And about he future: There the Klingons are federation MEMBERS. Hard to see that but still.

    I also find it much more interesting storywise to have that often difficult friendship then a boring 0815 war.



    I don't think they will ever intergrate the Klingon Empire into the Federation, they are too different. One is about exploration and peace ect the other conquering.

    Plus that episode of ENT will probably get retconned anyway as it showed actual Klingon ships in the battle like Vorcha class cruisers. The Federation doesn't let members use their own ships outside of STO they always use the human style ships.
  • sfc#5932 sfc Member Posts: 992 Bug Hunter
    edited March 2014
    I have a hunch that the Season 9 FE will answer all of our questions and solve our peace problem: (Tuvok's conference and UNDINE)
  • stf65stf65 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    I have a hunch that the Season 9 FE will answer all of our questions and solve our peace problem: (Tuvok's conference and UNDINE)
    I believe captain geko said in his podcast that the war would be increasing, not decreasing. The game is looking to put in more pvp content in the future, including a territory control zone. You can't really have that if you don't have conflicting species. The notion of calling them war games, when your already at war with several different factions, seem stupid. You don't need to practice at war when you're already in several different conflicts. :)
  • grylakgrylak Member Posts: 1,594 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    I view it as the war is officially over as of the end of the Undine arc, but there are still groups of klingons that go around having border skirmishes. So the main government is fine with the treaty in place (hence why we have all the allied stuff at endgame) but there are houses and groups that still are in the bloodlust (hence things like the nebula attack, the enemy contacts, kerrat etc). They just aren't officially sanctioned by the High Council, but likewise, they do nothing to discourage them.
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