The snow men are angry but they have a reason.
The snowmen are the good guys trying to retake their land from a bad batch of cannaible gingerbread people who sought out Q's help to gather a mercanary army equiped with special weapons to fight the snow men so they would have dominion over the land.
No doubt Q impersonated a deity of some sort and had a gingerbread baby sacrificed to him by the evil gingerbread people.
It makes enough sense not to be not true
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THE HORROR
The breen need cold environments, nobody ever saw what they look like, some tasks in the winter horror land are carried out by friendly breen in their suits (probably deserters), the event ships are all breen (probably stolen by the deserters when they left their goverment) and there are the assimilated snowmen which are in fact assimilated breen.
So at the current state there is a 3-faction war going on there. The gingerbread people who are probably Q's creation (because he thought it was funny and/or was bored) and eventually settled there, the "real" breen who want to conquer and ensalve them and of course the collective who also tries to gain control by assimilating the stronger faction (snowman/breen).
What proof do you have? Other than the colonization of a small portion of the 'Real World' by the Gingerbreaders?
And if this is your proof, then how do you explain last year's war? When the Gingerbreaders still only occupied a pocket universe? And why, if this pocket universe is the...ahem, "native territory" of the Gingerbreaders, did the Snowmen attack them there first? Before the Gingerbreaders expanded their own territorial control?
There are three sides to the story here - The Gingerbreader's, the Snowmen, and the Truth. As Starfleet officers, our first duty is to the Truth. Something said by a somewhat successful Captain sometime in the recent past. And that Truth is both races were genetically engineered by a being with godlike powers for the idle amusement of another group of people he has a very unhealthy interest in.
I say this: A pox on both their Houses! Let us melt the Snowmen to make Tea, Earl Grey, Hot. and drink this whilst eating all the Gingerbreaders! Who's with me for a war about winning some tasty treats to fend off winter's chill?
rabble-rabble-rabble!
we actually bought a gingerbread house last crimbo that was held together with icing sugar, that was really delicious.
sounds like a good plan, count me in.
When I think about everything we've been through together,
maybe it's not the destination that matters, maybe it's the journey,
and if that journey takes a little longer,
so we can do something we all believe in,
I can't think of any place I'd rather be or any people I'd rather be with.
Taken from
arcgames.com/en/forums/startrekonline#/discussion/1208887/new-gingerbread-village
Just so everyone knows..
Forum Overlord Tacofangs wrote:
I was the contractor for the Gingerbread Village. The Snow People traded their land for a handful of colorful sprinkles. The Gingerbread People have all rights to their land. That valley wasn't even being used by the Snow People previously . . .
All of our Gingerbread Structures are built to the UGBC's (United Gingerbread Building Commisions) Building code, using the requisite amount of frosting in all joints. I am confident that their buildings will sustain up to Category 4 Ice Shells that the Snoverlord deals out.
Oh, the arrogance! I, Sirrah, am outraged! Outraged, I say! I am spluttering all over my newly waterproofed keyboard at the thought that you, of all people, would commit such a heinous and nefarious scheme! This, Sirrah, means I am going to write a very firm letter to Trendy over your actions! Very firm, I tell you! We'll see who has the last laugh here, Sirrah! And we will see it post haste! Harrumph!
Note to any gingerbreaders who may read this: Might wanna have an independent inspection of those joints. If he'll snooker the snowmen, then he has no qualms at all about gigging gingerbreaders.
Sustain Category 4 Ice Shells? Those Gingerbread houses can't even take a little huffing and puffing that the snow overlord does. That village was built by incompetent contractors, using rotted out wood, expired gingerbread, and other substandard materials, and all performed with little to no real effort to do the job right. I think the Gingerbread folks should just move out and get a refund on all the property they bought.
Kinda similar thread to:
arcgames.com/en/forums/startrekonline#/discussion/1209299/righting-a-grave-injustice
Deserves same answer or topic merged:
The original Q winter wonderland did not have ANY gingerbread village nor even snow borgs.
The very first one wonderland had only the native snowman and the breen on it. So there was no good or bad guys. The breen and the snowmen were there...way before any Q' gingerbread or the borg who were brought after. To make it a more complicated event... there was even the Jem Hadar...(see lake video below).
The ice borg and Q's gingerbread men were just added to the conflict of a free for ALL land.
2011 First Winter event...No gazebo and YES a Jemmie ship way before any gingerbread men:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hiig1WKTXk
Some more on the events for those who werent here during the early years:
http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Winter_Wonderland
That's what happens when you don't hire a snarchitect to look out for the interests of the gingerbread people. Unscrupulous contractors will take a mile if you give 'em an inch!
--Red Annorax
Spoken like someone who's clearly a victim of Gingerbread Guilt! Imperialism? Indigenous snowman? Bah, go back to your Cultural Marxist 101 class, hippie!
Problem is Q corrupts your little evil heart with a T6 breen dread.
Otherwise I would be ok to dethrone Q or even banish him back to Continuum.
See kids, this is how corruption works...
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