test content
Logo
What is the Arc Client?
Install Arc
Who would you kill off and/or resurrect on STO?
captclazorus
Member Posts: 377 Arc User
Ent had Tucker. (Though some sources tell me it was a fakel.)
TOS had Spock.
Reboot had Kirk.
TNG had Data, and Yar if you care to count her as only dying and every once in a while indirectly resurrected.
DS9 had Dax.
Voy had no one really, unless you count that Seven was going to die had Janeway not altered time.
So in the STO era, who would you kill off? This could be from your own crew or from the main characters in Starfleet. Any protagonist in the main story really. Or would you just resurrect someone from the past? Such as Kirk?
Personally I don't know who I would kill off of my crew and/or resurrect, but I would suppose it to be my main character because he is the most alien.
Just an abstract thought of mine.
(And let the predictable, though indirect, attacks on STO's infrastructure commence.)
TOS had Spock.
Reboot had Kirk.
TNG had Data, and Yar if you care to count her as only dying and every once in a while indirectly resurrected.
DS9 had Dax.
Voy had no one really, unless you count that Seven was going to die had Janeway not altered time.
So in the STO era, who would you kill off? This could be from your own crew or from the main characters in Starfleet. Any protagonist in the main story really. Or would you just resurrect someone from the past? Such as Kirk?
Personally I don't know who I would kill off of my crew and/or resurrect, but I would suppose it to be my main character because he is the most alien.
Just an abstract thought of mine.
(And let the predictable, though indirect, attacks on STO's infrastructure commence.)
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
"Star Trek: Rubicon" Season 1, Season 2 A new era, a new time, a new crew, a new ship, a new mission...
"I rather believe that time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment because it will never come again."- Jean-Luc Picard
"Star Trek: Rubicon" Season 1, Season 2 A new era, a new time, a new crew, a new ship, a new mission...
"I rather believe that time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and reminds us to cherish every moment because it will never come again."- Jean-Luc Picard
Post edited by captclazorus on
0
Comments
Same with Hakeev, but with more pain on Hakeev's part.
I'd also kill off J'mpok, because he had the brilliant idea of convincing the Federation that it had been infiltrated... by going to war with it.
I wouldn't resurrect them, though. I'd let them stay dead.
I'd be willing to resurrect the folks from Virinat, though. As recompense, though, I would demand they name the planet to something that doesn't sound like an annoying bug.
My character Tsin'xing
My reasons are my own.
R.I.P. Leonard Nimoy
Actually this is pretty logic move. Infiltrating the Federation reach so high that only using force can show it, same was with Gorn where Undine swap places with King and half of the government.
Resurrect Alexander absolutely. The poor guy never really catches a break his whole life. He deserves a do-over.
Yeah... about that. Can I let Hakeev out of the box now? He keeps pounding on the lid and it keeps me awake at night...
I have to say, the Devs did a good job with Hakeev.
I love to hate that guy. I even have a story written down and saved for a future LC where "Do'eth"/D'trel and Three capture him, Three tortures him, he tells D'trel that he and a few of his goons gang-r*ped her girlfriend to death sixty years ago, and D'trel loses it and tears him to bits.
In-game, I must've shot Hakeev fifty or sixty times. I've only shot Thot Trel more times.
...Whoops...
That way we can hear all those people who have those "Why cant we discharge him thread cry in joy only to have the uber-mad at the end when they see him returned and still unable to discharge him.
Yeah, Hakeev inspires creative killings.
Thot Trel just makes you want to shoot him in the face so he'll shut his trap. He's hammy and melodramatic and funny in a good, old-fashioned SFF antagonist way.
Hakeev is a monster.
Yeah Hakeev worked well as a villain, they should have kept him arround. Just like B'Vat.
And yeah... I killed Thot Alf a lot too when grinding for breen slaves to sell^^
I mean bos. Breen bos. Obviously...
Mhm... Honestly, Alexander's death was probably the best written story scene in the game and made a real emotional impact. I'm sad that he's dead, but it would kind of ruing the story to resurrect him.
Only thing worst could be to bring coulson back after the impact his death had in the avengers... They would never do such a thing :rolleyes:
My proposal:
Kill Shon... And then forget about the resurrection part....
No way, Shon's awesome in a jerkish kind of way!
IMO, I'd love to jettison Franklin Drake, though. Guy's a ****.
KILL Tovan Khev, kill him all!
Resurrecting him would ruin his story and cheapen that epic death scene.
Yeah, I kind of like Shon, especially how he's less Always Right than previous Enterprise Captains. About time the flagship got a so-so captain.
Plus, I like his voice.
You know, Three dropped Frankie Drake on Nukara Prime sans EV suit once. She got dragged in front of a court-martial for it, but it was soooooooooooo worth it.
Fleet Admiral Rylana - Fed Tac - U.S.S Wild Card - Tactical Miracle Worker Cruiser
Lifetime Subscriber since 2012 == 17,200 Accolades = RIP PvP and Vice Squad
Chief of Starfleet Intelligence Service == Praise Cheesus
A true warrior does not seek out battle...but neither does he flinch from it.
Admittedly, given Klingon culture, Jm'pok isn't that bad of a leader; he's responding to dishonorable actions and blatant stupidity on the part of the Undine-influenced Starfleet in the only way he honorably can.
Now that Starfleet is at least accepting that the Undine are a threat, Jm'pok's honor can let bygones be bygones, given sufficient provisions and groveling from the Federation.
So nah, leave Jm'pok in charge, or maybe replace him with Ja'rod. The House of Duras may be a den of honorless petaQs, but Ja'rod is a real, honorable Klingon man. He'd do just fine as Chancellor.
You know, that actually makes me think HE may be an Undine....
Welcome to the cause brother...
Indeed, someone born into a house of traitors like Duras and fostered in a house of traitors like Torg is sure to get a lot of support from the High Council...
Not saying he doesn't deserve it, but would he get it...
Quickly, before this army of clones rises up against us and turns our once fair republic into an empire! LET THE CLONE WAR BEGIN! :eek:
On an slightly more serious note, I'm surprised no one else has entertained the notion of silencing Kurland... permanently.
FOOL! Release MEEEEEEEEEEE!!! You can't even IMAGINE what you are MEDDLING with! I am a SERVANT of the ICONIANS, and they will NOT be pleased to discover me enTOMBED in your PITIFUL BOX!
The man's already been offered a Council seat once. He declined because he doesn't feel he deserves it just yet.
I vote kill off the entire Borg Collective. Those moronic space zombies have long overstayed their welcome.
— Sabaton, "Great War"
Check out https://unitedfederationofpla.net/s/
I'm not sure who would I like to kill, maybe that romulan commander of dyson sphere joint command office (I think his name is subcommander Kaol, have to check).
Been around since Dec 2010 on STO and bought LTS in Apr 2013 for STO.
They may be your own I agree with killing Tovan and resurrecting Alexander. I'd also bring back Jadzia Imagine having TWO Daxes running around.
Let us upgrade the Seleya Ceremonial Lirpa and Kri'stak Blade
this is why i like you trendy ... you made me smile
i want to use hakeev as a torpedo spread into a black hole
and i want to resurrect jadzia dax because she is a very damned good starfleet officer + she´s hot
Saw a rerun of stargate yesterday and though, wouldn't Harkeev do the exact same thing Baal did? clone himself a 1000 times^^
I mean Harkeev likes himself so much...
As I said in another thread: the problems with Jm'Pok are not really "In universe". He seems quiet competent as chancellor.
The problem is setting all the Klingon loving characters the murder of one of the most beloved Klingons in front of their nose as leader.
And the fact that, superficially, he is boring, no unique characteristic ... Or any at all..