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marksamuelson
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I don't get why Romulans allied with Klingons or Federation would want Tasha to get back in time. The Klingons should want to kill her to keep her from reversing their victory over the Federation. Romulans of both factions should want her to NOT go back in time because no Tasha - no Sela. Also, what use are the rewards for a Romulan? I don't get it. 
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I never unpacked the ship myself, but it's technically the first free cruiser that Romfeds can get their hands on. And particularly if we're talking about PVE, it's not the stealth on warbirds is terribly useful.
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Because in that time-line there is no Sela. Sela doesn't exist in that timeline until Tasha goes back in time.
The characters seem to be aware that something is wrong, but they don't recall the previous time-line, all they have to go on is what Richard and Tasha tell them, and their own sense that something isn't right.
They do not have any knowledge of who Tasha Yar is (or will become) because it hasn't happened yet (even though it takes place in the past).
Not being slaves to the tholians is a motivation in and of itself.
That's how you serve your Empress? For shame.
It's very good as a cruiser, but the cloaking from warbirds adds a non-insignificant amount of turn, and some DPS which any player using a cruiser probably wouldn't say no to.
When you know the current timeline leads to complete failure and slavery, I would think you'd roll the dice at _any_ chance to change the past.
Living under Tholian rule for a couple of decades is probably enough for any self-respecting Romulan to consider risking his life to restore his people to a semblance of autonomy.
Oh, BTW while the Enterprise-C attempts to stop the attack it still succeeds and must succeed for the timeline to be restored so what's the complaint?;)
The Klingons don't attack Narendra III, the Romulans attack the Klingon outpost at Narendra III.
Sorry, if this sounds harsh but please get this important and elemetary fact right or your whole post makes no sense.;)
The Klingons later seek an alliance with the Federation because the Enterprise is lost in defense of that Klingon outpost.
It makes more sense to me for them to conspire with D'Tan to find a way to gain the upper hand on the Tholians. With what our characters know in the time line they find themselves in they should have no interest in helping anyone but Romulans. They should hate Klingons and the Federation and not be too fond of Remans either. If anything, they should be more interested in gathering any intelligence they can on the Enterprise C and the rewards for a Romulan should be something Romulan. That is how it seems to me anyway.
Believe me.. if I could I would have shot her in the back of the head.
they could have the mission but make it more "Romulan" and instead of Enterprise ship reward give us a Romulan unique ship reward....:rolleyes: