Literary Challenge #55 : "We are the (Mirror) Borg"
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Literary Challenge #55 : "We are the (Mirror) Borg".
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-Leonard Nimoy, RIP
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On the other hand...this topic is very, very intriguing. I'll have to put my thinking cap on for this.
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There was. I started it.
-Leonard Nimoy, RIP
And it's almost guaranteed that the Borg I will run into will differ from yours...
Challenge accepted. And thank you jonsills for describing the easiest way to resolve any concerns for this topic.
To quote an amazing movie:
Its my first entry into the LC ever, so please feel free to discuss my entry and give me feedback. I'll be checking this thread daily.
As for how I described the Borg:
They are less cautios when dealing with a first contact than the prime Borg (remember Q Who: the Borg took their time to evaluate the Enterprise before initiating contact). That being said, I made them weaker. This is because there is zero evidence of Borg incursions in the Terran Empire, so all that anti-Borg-stuff the Federation has is very effective against the Borg that are the same as the "Nightmares of Wolf 359". They have assimilated Iconian technology to the point where they don't have Transwarp technology.
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It will also be set in the mirror universe from the book Dark Mirror
http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Dark_Mirror
which that shattered mirror game could also be a part of, instead of the mirror universe we saw in DS9.
A Romulan Strike Team, Missing Farmers and an ancient base on a Klingon Border world. But what connects them? Find out in my First Foundary mission: 'The Jeroan Farmer Escapade'
I really enjoyed that story. Loved the suspense when the cube first showed up, and the name dropping of other people's ships was a nice touch. It's small details, like the constant 'fixing' of the squeak that makes a good story great in my mind. Got me wondering if they will file any reports, or if they will simply pretend it never happened.
A Romulan Strike Team, Missing Farmers and an ancient base on a Klingon Border world. But what connects them? Find out in my First Foundary mission: 'The Jeroan Farmer Escapade'
Welcome to the LCs, I really enjoyed the entry, and I liked your rationale of the Borg being less advanced :cool:
I thoroughly enjoyed this entry
A Romulan Strike Team, Missing Farmers and an ancient base on a Klingon Border world. But what connects them? Find out in my First Foundary mission: 'The Jeroan Farmer Escapade'
That was awesome :cool: Those sneaky Vulcan womenz
Nicely done!
"Pointy eared elves"...:D
Loved the manner of your Borg's arm interface...that would be awesome to see on the screen. Also love when tactical details are ship specific.
Thanks for your review of mine...they'll report it to Starfleet (poor Dellasera needs his Worker's Comp...no report, no support!), but with a blank computer core, evidence is gonna be on the light side. Unless, of course, some keen youngun decided to back things up on a few tricorders...
Thanks!
I tried to figure the mirror Borg mindset...couldn't come up with just one...so I turned to the novels. The Caeliar appear to be peaceful and isolationist, so I decided on a Borg that descended from them voluntarily, not out of desperation.
Welcome aboard!
(For some reason I wanna go play The Force Unleashed now...;) )
Nits first...some missed punctuation (Starfleets where I think you meant Starfleet's); typos (ex: develeop; therefor; deviced instead of devised, layed instead of laid)
Interesting take on the Borg & their tech.
I would have loved to read your combat log in a more 'fleshed out' manner, continuing on in the 'computer recording' fashion.
Looking forward to the next journey of the Sparta!
Nicely done on your end! An insidious birth for your Mirror Borg.
I've got to admit, though, that it felt like the crew gave up too soon. How long was it before the crew decided to join the Cie? Did the entire crew agree to do so, or did some say, "Uh...just give us a shuttle...we'll figure out a way home somehow!" Just thinking about it since in game, somebody's grabbing Mirror ships and stuffing them in lock boxes...I think I'd rather keep trying to get home, and that's one way to do it!