In rewatching Enterprise I noticed T'pol is often captain of the ship. Not only is she left in charge a lot, sometimes she is the outright Captain while Archer is presumed dead, out with the xindi, etc. I also noticed that T'pol is a HORRIBLE Captain.
Also think it would be AWESOME to get Jeffrey Combs as a voice in the game. Talk about an incredible actor.
Personally, I feel like if Combs is to be brought on, he needs to be a new, original character. I feel this way because that's kind of his Trek shtick - he's played 7+ characters on Star Trek, Shran and Weyoun having far and away more screen time.
I want to see him voice a smooth-talking Romulan with a penchant for subtly hitting on the player.
Weyoun is unlikely since Garak killed his last clone and the cloning facilities where he was stored were destroyed. And Combs didn't like playing Brunt at all. Shran would be possible or as has been suggested a completely new character. Having his voice in STO would be a great addition.
In rewatching Enterprise I noticed T'pol is often captain of the ship. Not only is she left in charge a lot, sometimes she is the outright Captain while Archer is presumed dead, out with the xindi, etc. I also noticed that T'pol is a HORRIBLE Captain.
Also think it would be AWESOME to get Jeffrey Combs as a voice in the game. Talk about an incredible actor.
Janeway is the worst, she is a psychopath, she isnt happy until she kills someone on the job and ruins someone elses day. shes a thug in uniform and a delusional one at that.
as for combs, he was cast for commander Riker before TNG started but ultimately Frakes was chosen for the role. but yes, he had his moments with various characters.
since Combs has not been a major character on star trek, i think there is a good chance to get him and Andy J. on the show, if there is some travelling back in time, perhaps even Alaimo and Briggs. there is plenty of room to work from.
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Hmm, well since I think T'Pol is far more competent than Archer I have to disagree. However, I too would love to hear Mr. Coombs voice in this game. If he could be Shran I would love it even more, I'd only want Weyoun for a Cardassian/Dominion Faction launch. Of course Coombs doing some random completely new character would be awesome too.
I heard a long time ago that Va'Kel Shon was supposed to be voiced by Jeffrey Combs, but as a result of scheduling conflicts and/or the possibility Dave Rivas is probably asking for a lot less money, that didn't happen.
I wouldn't mind seeing Jeffrey Combs in STO, even as a new character. Unfortunately, Cryptic seems to have this policy of only allowing actors from the shows/films to reprise their former characters (with exceptions like Zachary Quinto as the vulcan holodoc in the tutorial), since I do believe Wil Wheaton said he would be interested in voicework for STO as long as he didn't have to reprise the role of Wesley Crusher.
Which, of course, was outright rejected because who cares about having premium voice talent in your game as long as you can dredge up some actor's horrendous childhood experiences so you can say "Hey, remember this character from Star Trek, well we got them back!"
Whether it's Weyoun or Shran, I wouldn't mind seeing him make a return to STO. Whether it's a clone, a time-displaced counterpart, android, sentient hologram, or whatever. I'd be pleased regardless.
Andrew Robinson and Jeffrey Combs in Star Trek Online would be better then all expansions combined . Eliam Garak and Weyoun in STO? Anyone more then me that gets that warm and fuzzy feeling inside?
Not sure why you would say that, but it is incorrect, from the man himself:
On Brunt:
Combs: That headpiece. Even though I had big ears, I could not hear. But, man, did I have the best time playing Brunt. To be able to make Quark squirm… delicious would be the word that I would use to describe Brunt.
I heard a long time ago that Va'Kel Shon was supposed to be voiced by Jeffrey Combs, but as a result of scheduling conflicts and/or the possibility Dave Rivas is probably asking for a lot less money, that didn't happen.
I wouldn't mind seeing Jeffrey Combs in STO, even as a new character. Unfortunately, Cryptic seems to have this policy of only allowing actors from the shows/films to reprise their former characters (with exceptions like Zachary Quinto as the vulcan holodoc in the tutorial), since I do believe Wil Wheaton said he would be interested in voicework for STO as long as he didn't have to reprise the role of Wesley Crusher.
Which, of course, was outright rejected because who cares about having premium voice talent in your game as long as you can dredge up some actor's horrendous childhood experiences so you can say "Hey, remember this character from Star Trek, well we got them back!"
Whether it's Weyoun or Shran, I wouldn't mind seeing him make a return to STO. Whether it's a clone, a time-displaced counterpart, android, sentient hologram, or whatever. I'd be pleased regardless.
Me too.
Jeffrey Combs made Enterprise, as Shran. Getting him in game, as any character, would be a boon to STO.
Besides, Combs played so many characters in DS9 ,having him voice an unrelated character in STO, wouldn't be a stretch of the imagination...
Weird thing I find is the the UK's financial services watchdog is now called the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). I work with banks a lot and every time I hear about an FCA inquiry that quote, and grin, runs through my head. I get odd looks for smiling at that name now...
"He shall be my finest warrior, this generic man who was forced upon me.
Like a badass I shall make him look, and in the furnace of war I shall forge him.
he shall be of iron will and steely sinew.
In great armour I shall clad him and with the mightiest weapons he shall be armed.
He will be untouched by plague or disease; no sickness shall blight him.
He shall have such tactics, strategies and machines that no foe will best him in battle.
He is my answer to cryptic logic, he is the Defender of my Romulan Crew.
He is Tovan Khev... and he shall know no fear."
Oh, and Janeway was the worst Captain. T'Pol was a horrible vulcan, but she doesn't have an entire STO expansion revolving around the player fixing her TRIBBLE-ups.
That's a level of horrible decision-making only Janeway could achieve.
Worst Captain of all time on screen in Star Trek for me is the Captain of the Enterprise-B in Generations.
I don't think that's his fault. I mean sure, he probably got marked for the rest of his Starfleet Career as the guy who got James Kirk killed on a shakedown cruise around the Solar System.
It's Starfleet's fault for not having capable ships near the Solar System... I can't swing a sehlat without hitting somebody's ship in orbit of Earth. I also can't blame Captain Harriman for being reluctant about rushing to the rescue in a ship that wasn't prepared. If you don't have the equipment or technical skills to make a rescue, you just don't do it.
Kirk could have easily caused the Enterprise-B to blow up along with all the El-Aurian refugees, but since he died, Harriman is the one who gets caught with the blame.
I heard a long time ago that Va'Kel Shon was supposed to be voiced by Jeffrey Combs, but as a result of scheduling conflicts and/or the possibility Dave Rivas is probably asking for a lot less money, that didn't happen.
I wouldn't mind seeing Jeffrey Combs in STO, even as a new character. Unfortunately, Cryptic seems to have this policy of only allowing actors from the shows/films to reprise their former characters (with exceptions like Zachary Quinto as the vulcan holodoc in the tutorial), since I do believe Wil Wheaton said he would be interested in voicework for STO as long as he didn't have to reprise the role of Wesley Crusher.
Which, of course, was outright rejected because who cares about having premium voice talent in your game as long as you can dredge up some actor's horrendous childhood experiences so you can say "Hey, remember this character from Star Trek, well we got them back!"
Whether it's Weyoun or Shran, I wouldn't mind seeing him make a return to STO. Whether it's a clone, a time-displaced counterpart, android, sentient hologram, or whatever. I'd be pleased regardless.
i thought i remember seeing a blog a while back about reducing the avalible voice talent to those who were apart of the los angeles actors guild. in effect anyone who is apart of that actors guild would qualify, outside that, there is not a lot cryptic can do about it.
Worst Captain of all time on screen in Star Trek for me is the Captain of the Enterprise-B in Generations.
I don't think that's his fault. I mean sure, he probably got marked for the rest of his Starfleet Career as the guy who got James Kirk killed on a shakedown cruise around the Solar System.
It's Starfleet's fault for not having capable ships near the Solar System... I can't swing a sehlat without hitting somebody's ship in orbit of Earth. I also can't blame Captain Harriman for being reluctant about rushing to the rescue in a ship that wasn't prepared. If you don't have the equipment or technical skills to make a rescue, you just don't do it.
Kirk could have easily caused the Enterprise-B to blow up along with all the El-Aurian refugees, but since he died, Harriman is the one who gets caught with the blame.
you also have to understand that harriman was also reluctant to send in his ship and risk his crew within such a dangerous anomaly.
he was not ready to be put in the seat when it came to do, he learned some hard lessons that day and i doubt anyone would blame harriman for what happened with kirk, it was a very difficult position he was in, but even so when it came to the crunch, he failed to shine under real pressure, more like he froze up like a rabbit to a bright light. if the new trek series shows what happened to harriman even if it was a few lines spoken between characters.
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Porthos must have been worth it though. Look how much he is going for on the Exchange.
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l really don't know what l'm about to say, except l have a feeling about it.
That l must repeat the words that come without my knowledge.'
I heard a long time ago that Va'Kel Shon was supposed to be voiced by Jeffrey Combs, but as a result of scheduling conflicts and/or the possibility Dave Rivas is probably asking for a lot less money, that didn't happen.
I wouldn't mind seeing Jeffrey Combs in STO, even as a new character. Unfortunately, Cryptic seems to have this policy of only allowing actors from the shows/films to reprise their former characters (with exceptions like Zachary Quinto as the vulcan holodoc in the tutorial), since I do believe Wil Wheaton said he would be interested in voicework for STO as long as he didn't have to reprise the role of Wesley Crusher.
Which, of course, was outright rejected because who cares about having premium voice talent in your game as long as you can dredge up some actor's horrendous childhood experiences so you can say "Hey, remember this character from Star Trek, well we got them back!"
Whether it's Weyoun or Shran, I wouldn't mind seeing him make a return to STO. Whether it's a clone, a time-displaced counterpart, android, sentient hologram, or whatever. I'd be pleased regardless.
i thought i remember seeing a blog a while back about reducing the avalible voice talent to those who were apart of the los angeles actors guild. in effect anyone who is apart of that actors guild would qualify, outside that, there is not a lot cryptic can do about it.
Worst Captain of all time on screen in Star Trek for me is the Captain of the Enterprise-B in Generations.
I don't think that's his fault. I mean sure, he probably got marked for the rest of his Starfleet Career as the guy who got James Kirk killed on a shakedown cruise around the Solar System.
It's Starfleet's fault for not having capable ships near the Solar System... I can't swing a sehlat without hitting somebody's ship in orbit of Earth. I also can't blame Captain Harriman for being reluctant about rushing to the rescue in a ship that wasn't prepared. If you don't have the equipment or technical skills to make a rescue, you just don't do it.
Kirk could have easily caused the Enterprise-B to blow up along with all the El-Aurian refugees, but since he died, Harriman is the one who gets caught with the blame.
you also have to understand that harriman was also reluctant to send in his ship and risk his crew within such a dangerous anomaly.
he was not ready to be put in the seat when it came to do, he learned some hard lessons that day and i doubt anyone would blame harriman for what happened with kirk, it was a very difficult position he was in, but even so when it came to the crunch, he failed to shine under real pressure, more like he froze up like a rabbit to a bright light. if the new trek series shows what happened to harriman even if it was a few lines spoken between characters.
It is not the Los Angeles Actors Guild, none such exists, it is the Screen Actors Guild, and Coombs has been a member for decades.
it was something along those lines, it was a long time ago i do remember it was a guild but not alot more than that, besides you seem to know what i meant anyway so thats that. and i do not know if coombs is a member of the guild or not, a current list of actors and actresses would be nice to have.
T6 Miranda Hero Ship FTW. Been around since Dec 2010 on STO and bought LTS in Apr 2013 for STO.
In rewatching Enterprise I noticed T'pol is often captain of the ship. Not only is she left in charge a lot, sometimes she is the outright Captain while Archer is presumed dead, out with the xindi, etc. I also noticed that T'pol is a HORRIBLE Captain.
I wouldn't say T'Pol was a terrible captain, she was just different, and approached everything with logic, whereas Archer didn't.
Weyoun is unlikely since Garak killed his last clone and the cloning facilities where he was stored were destroyed. And Combs didn't like playing Brunt at all. Shran would be possible or as has been suggested a completely new character. Having his voice in STO would be a great addition.
A ninth clone of Weyoun appears in the final book of the Deep Space Nine: Mission Gamma relaunch series. Like Weyoun 4, he is the commander of a Jem'Hadar attack ship, created from the genetic profile left behind in the Gamma Quadrant. Exactly when this clone was activated is not revealed, though it is assumed he was created after the end of the Dominion War. He later becomes Odo's chief aide whenever he is separated from the Great Link.
Weyoun 9 also reappears in Olympus Descending, the Dominion entry in the Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine series. There, it is revealed that Odo specifically reactivated Weyoun so that he would have a familiar face to interact with in the Dominion, and that he is attempting to train the new clone to think for himself rather than blindly follow orders. Weyoun 9 also continues to collect meaningless trinkets in his quarters, just as Weyoun 5 did. Weyoun later appears in the Star Trek: Typhon Pact novel Raise the Dawn, too.
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Archer was such a bad captain that he almost started a damn war over his stupid fleabag DOG for cryin' out loud.
Hey, man. In the JJ-verse a later dog owned by Archer also got Scotty marooned. Any dog owned by Archer is important.
Same dog. Porthos is now immortal thanks to Phlox.
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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'...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
T'Pol is the best captain ever. Who wouldn't make repairing the comm system a priority when the ship is falling apart? xD
I just loved how she never said anything useful during the battle of Azati prime
Though that may just have been a bad moment for her, and she was suffering from drug addiction at the time. In most other episodes, she was the only one who actually behaved like a true Starfleet officer. Instead of a passenger on a cruise ship.
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I want to see him voice a smooth-talking Romulan with a penchant for subtly hitting on the player.
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I don't know about hitting on the player, but he HAS played a Romulan before.
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Janeway is the worst, she is a psychopath, she isnt happy until she kills someone on the job and ruins someone elses day. shes a thug in uniform and a delusional one at that.
as for combs, he was cast for commander Riker before TNG started but ultimately Frakes was chosen for the role. but yes, he had his moments with various characters.
since Combs has not been a major character on star trek, i think there is a good chance to get him and Andy J. on the show, if there is some travelling back in time, perhaps even Alaimo and Briggs. there is plenty of room to work from.
Been around since Dec 2010 on STO and bought LTS in Apr 2013 for STO.
Brunt... FCA...
I wouldn't mind seeing Jeffrey Combs in STO, even as a new character. Unfortunately, Cryptic seems to have this policy of only allowing actors from the shows/films to reprise their former characters (with exceptions like Zachary Quinto as the vulcan holodoc in the tutorial), since I do believe Wil Wheaton said he would be interested in voicework for STO as long as he didn't have to reprise the role of Wesley Crusher.
Which, of course, was outright rejected because who cares about having premium voice talent in your game as long as you can dredge up some actor's horrendous childhood experiences so you can say "Hey, remember this character from Star Trek, well we got them back!"
Whether it's Weyoun or Shran, I wouldn't mind seeing him make a return to STO. Whether it's a clone, a time-displaced counterpart, android, sentient hologram, or whatever. I'd be pleased regardless.
Not sure why you would say that, but it is incorrect, from the man himself:
On Brunt:
http://www.startrek.com/article/star-trekundefineds-mr-everywhere-undefined-a-jeffrey-combs-interview-part-1
Me too.
Jeffrey Combs made Enterprise, as Shran. Getting him in game, as any character, would be a boon to STO.
Besides, Combs played so many characters in DS9 ,having him voice an unrelated character in STO, wouldn't be a stretch of the imagination...
Weird thing I find is the the UK's financial services watchdog is now called the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). I work with banks a lot and every time I hear about an FCA inquiry that quote, and grin, runs through my head. I get odd looks for smiling at that name now...
As for the worst Captain, JJ Kirk.
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"He shall be my finest warrior, this generic man who was forced upon me.
Like a badass I shall make him look, and in the furnace of war I shall forge him.
he shall be of iron will and steely sinew.
In great armour I shall clad him and with the mightiest weapons he shall be armed.
He will be untouched by plague or disease; no sickness shall blight him.
He shall have such tactics, strategies and machines that no foe will best him in battle.
He is my answer to cryptic logic, he is the Defender of my Romulan Crew.
He is Tovan Khev... and he shall know no fear."
That's a level of horrible decision-making only Janeway could achieve.
I don't think that's his fault. I mean sure, he probably got marked for the rest of his Starfleet Career as the guy who got James Kirk killed on a shakedown cruise around the Solar System.
It's Starfleet's fault for not having capable ships near the Solar System... I can't swing a sehlat without hitting somebody's ship in orbit of Earth. I also can't blame Captain Harriman for being reluctant about rushing to the rescue in a ship that wasn't prepared. If you don't have the equipment or technical skills to make a rescue, you just don't do it.
Kirk could have easily caused the Enterprise-B to blow up along with all the El-Aurian refugees, but since he died, Harriman is the one who gets caught with the blame.
i thought i remember seeing a blog a while back about reducing the avalible voice talent to those who were apart of the los angeles actors guild. in effect anyone who is apart of that actors guild would qualify, outside that, there is not a lot cryptic can do about it.
you also have to understand that harriman was also reluctant to send in his ship and risk his crew within such a dangerous anomaly.
he was not ready to be put in the seat when it came to do, he learned some hard lessons that day and i doubt anyone would blame harriman for what happened with kirk, it was a very difficult position he was in, but even so when it came to the crunch, he failed to shine under real pressure, more like he froze up like a rabbit to a bright light. if the new trek series shows what happened to harriman even if it was a few lines spoken between characters.
Been around since Dec 2010 on STO and bought LTS in Apr 2013 for STO.
l don't know.
l really don't know what l'm about to say, except l have a feeling about it.
That l must repeat the words that come without my knowledge.'
Hey, man. In the JJ-verse a later dog owned by Archer also got Scotty marooned. Any dog owned by Archer is important.
it was something along those lines, it was a long time ago i do remember it was a guild but not alot more than that, besides you seem to know what i meant anyway so thats that. and i do not know if coombs is a member of the guild or not, a current list of actors and actresses would be nice to have.
Been around since Dec 2010 on STO and bought LTS in Apr 2013 for STO.
The next game update is all about time travel, so Jeff could easily voice Weyoun or Shran.
A ninth clone of Weyoun appears in the final book of the Deep Space Nine: Mission Gamma relaunch series. Like Weyoun 4, he is the commander of a Jem'Hadar attack ship, created from the genetic profile left behind in the Gamma Quadrant. Exactly when this clone was activated is not revealed, though it is assumed he was created after the end of the Dominion War. He later becomes Odo's chief aide whenever he is separated from the Great Link.
Weyoun 9 also reappears in Olympus Descending, the Dominion entry in the Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine series. There, it is revealed that Odo specifically reactivated Weyoun so that he would have a familiar face to interact with in the Dominion, and that he is attempting to train the new clone to think for himself rather than blindly follow orders. Weyoun 9 also continues to collect meaningless trinkets in his quarters, just as Weyoun 5 did. Weyoun later appears in the Star Trek: Typhon Pact novel Raise the Dawn, too.
Same dog. Porthos is now immortal thanks to Phlox.
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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I just loved how she never said anything useful during the battle of Azati prime
Though that may just have been a bad moment for her, and she was suffering from drug addiction at the time. In most other episodes, she was the only one who actually behaved like a true Starfleet officer. Instead of a passenger on a cruise ship.