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Which Star Trek series could you live in?
jake477
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Out of all the Star Trek series which would you fit in the best? The basic premise is mostly the same with no hunger, disease, war between humans etc.
If I had to choose which series I would fit best in, its Star Trek Enterprise. Everything then was brand new, nobody has explored a thing at least in the tradition sense, sure they may run freight but its very local space. You have the entirety of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants untouched by human eyes, even in Kirk's time, space was kind of crowded. It got even worse in the 24th century, starships like the Enterprise D were basically making starbase runs. No Prime Directive or Admiralty Red Tape. Admiral Forrest I would have to say is the best even keeled Admiral I have seen, he gave Archer the benefit of the doubt and never pushed Archer into a corner unlike Admirals Nacheyev and Jellico who did do that with Picard on numerous occasions, Ross wasn't too bad with Sisko but still, if Sisko was given more latitude sooner the Dominion War would not have dragged on like it did. I would also be apprehensive about using the transporter, I wouldn't be scared like Barclay but wary and its nice to know in the 22nd Century I wouldn't be alone. Granted you may not get the toys from the 24th Century and the Vulcans are not really cool but I can live with that. Spock and Tuvok were the Vulcans to proceed after the Surak Artifact was found in the Forge. Soval was angry, moody and very un-Vulcan compared to someone like Tuvok on Voyager. Shran is an annoying psychopath with anger issues but more often then not helpful, the "pink skin" would get very old but livable. Starfleet in the 22nd Century may not be the biggest kid on the block but they did beat the Romulans, handily I might add and kept the Klingons on their toes. Its really no fun in TNG when you simply overpower most adversaries, no challenge in it, the Defiant would be fun but again even that gets old, Voyager for the better part of the journey enjoyed tactical superiority with a few notable exceptions. The Enterprise of Kirk's era was the same way unless it ran into a space god. The Enterprise NX-01 was the true underdog and it earned its stripes, and its oddly satisfying to see the NX fight and win compared to the other vessels in ST. The Uniforms also don't look like pajamas or awkwardly uncomfortable. The NX-Class and the 22nd Century may not be as grand as the 23rd Century or 24th Century but it is very endearing compared to most.
Let me know what you think down below.
If I had to choose which series I would fit best in, its Star Trek Enterprise. Everything then was brand new, nobody has explored a thing at least in the tradition sense, sure they may run freight but its very local space. You have the entirety of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants untouched by human eyes, even in Kirk's time, space was kind of crowded. It got even worse in the 24th century, starships like the Enterprise D were basically making starbase runs. No Prime Directive or Admiralty Red Tape. Admiral Forrest I would have to say is the best even keeled Admiral I have seen, he gave Archer the benefit of the doubt and never pushed Archer into a corner unlike Admirals Nacheyev and Jellico who did do that with Picard on numerous occasions, Ross wasn't too bad with Sisko but still, if Sisko was given more latitude sooner the Dominion War would not have dragged on like it did. I would also be apprehensive about using the transporter, I wouldn't be scared like Barclay but wary and its nice to know in the 22nd Century I wouldn't be alone. Granted you may not get the toys from the 24th Century and the Vulcans are not really cool but I can live with that. Spock and Tuvok were the Vulcans to proceed after the Surak Artifact was found in the Forge. Soval was angry, moody and very un-Vulcan compared to someone like Tuvok on Voyager. Shran is an annoying psychopath with anger issues but more often then not helpful, the "pink skin" would get very old but livable. Starfleet in the 22nd Century may not be the biggest kid on the block but they did beat the Romulans, handily I might add and kept the Klingons on their toes. Its really no fun in TNG when you simply overpower most adversaries, no challenge in it, the Defiant would be fun but again even that gets old, Voyager for the better part of the journey enjoyed tactical superiority with a few notable exceptions. The Enterprise of Kirk's era was the same way unless it ran into a space god. The Enterprise NX-01 was the true underdog and it earned its stripes, and its oddly satisfying to see the NX fight and win compared to the other vessels in ST. The Uniforms also don't look like pajamas or awkwardly uncomfortable. The NX-Class and the 22nd Century may not be as grand as the 23rd Century or 24th Century but it is very endearing compared to most.
Let me know what you think down below.
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Not really cheating, it would include the movie Nemesis and the Picard series.
The Picard series is later than I was suggesting.
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As a civilian, however, I'll take TNG - replicators everywhere, post-scarcity, and the whole Dominion thing hasn't happened yet so Adm. Leyton is just sitting there stewing about Starfleet not being military enough rather than trying to take over the Federations government.
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Norway and Yeager dammit... I still want my Typhoon and Jupiter though.
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Mainly because in my head TNG, DS9 and Voyager are basically all happening roughly at the same time, just in different bits of the Universe...
nah, too touchyfeelie. TOS gunboat diplomacy ftw
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I like the uniforms and I like Data and Picard. That is why I would like to live in TNG. You are free to disagree with me though. Also, I disagree it was too touchy feely.
Also when coming back after 2 years not playing STO, spending $30 and getting hit immediately with a 7 day account probation.
This shows very little respect from cryptic towards their playerbase and, this is another reason to not spend any single cent on this game.
Same here, but I truly would not mind being nearly any officer on a Galaxy Class. I would not need to be the CO or the XO. I'd be fine working for Geordi La Forge or one of the research departments.
In fact, many years ago, when STNG was still in it's first broadcast run, I had a dream, one night, where I worked in one of the departments on the lower decks and had to go to the bridge to hand deliver a report on a PADD to one of the officers at a SCI station and it turned out to be my wife at the station.
> Any series that has Jerri Ryan in it is fine by me.
That makes perfect sense to me