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The Warship Voyager
Season 4, Episode 23 "Living Witness"
Show a very heavily modified USS Voyager with special weapons.
Season 4, Episode 23 "Living Witness"
Show a very heavily modified USS Voyager with special weapons.
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What would the KDF and Romulan counterparts be? The Lobi ship?
What about the various weapons, kit modules, ad nausea that usually comes with a lockbox?
In retrospect, it would probably be better as a promotion ship.
> No thank you. It was a hologram, devised by a culture that does not yet exist, & will never contact Earth. There is no way for anyone in 25th century Starfleet to have even the slightest inkling of that pile of ghosa.
Sure, sure, but it's a game.
It's a game, but a game where they do have some sense of reality. Warship Voyager was nothing more than merely a poor representation of a recreation of Voyager. It has no bearing on the actual game.
I remember having similar feelings about the Dauntless back then. After that I had great fun flying it.
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So there are ways to write it in if you want to.
But wasn't this thing bristling with more weapons than a T6 dreadnaught?
Originally Posted by pwlaughingtrendy
Network engineers are not ship designers.
Nor should they be. Their ships would look weird.
Don't let them promote you. Don't let them transfer you. Don't let them do anything that takes you off the bridge of that ship, because while you're there... you can make a difference.
-Captain James T. Kirk
T6 Jem'Hadar battle cruiser
T6 Jem'Hadar battleship
T6 Cardassian warship
Cardassian Hideki class
T6 Cardassian destroyer
Karemma starship
Perhaps Vorta/Cardassian/Jem'Hadar Doffs.
> "All Good Things" only had the Galaxy Dread as an imaginary future ship, all conjured up by Q, right? Yet we have that one...
Totally right. STO isn't cannon either. A lot of the ships and storylines created by the devs are imaginary. The devs can plug in anything they want.
While I don't dislike Voyager like you, can say that about these fake Starfleet ships...I guess very loosely...the Dauntless was possible...though not very plausible...but the Warship Voyager...she was a ugly ship and wouldn't logically fit in the least.
What about a "Mirrior Universe Warship" Promotion?
Federation gets an Intrepid with the layout of an Escort, Romulans get a D'deridex with the layout of a Science Vessel, KDF get the K'vort(giant B'rel) with the layout of a (battle)cruiser.
No Kvort, please... i dont like the idea of a big b'rel just because the FX has no Budget..
The Dauntless was a stretch, however, it did a appear in the Battle for Procyon 5 in ENT, so it is evident that Starfleet did field that ship when Voyager returned with the specs of the alien counterpart they ran into. This is backed up by canon evidence, even if it is just a background model.
The Galaxy X dreadnought was from a deleted timeline, but Picard did see it in the anti-time anomaly before it blew, so it did appear very briefly in the present timeline. Not to mention, he spent a lot of time on the ship and its not a stretch to assume he shared his description with Starfleet to keep the Galaxy class battle-ready for the Borg or other threats. Or this design was simply meant to happen either way? Starfleet needed to beef up its fleet for the Borg and making the Galaxy a more tactical vessel (a sort of battleship) makes perfect sense.
Warship Voyager is feasible, but wouldn't make much sense. The episode took place in the 31st century. Now consider how long the doctor would take to get home... if he can make it at all. Also, by that point, would he really bring this travesty of a starship into being? He considered it an insult and rightfully so. Not to mention how utterly out of date the ship is at this point (not that that has ever stopped a ship from being made, but still).
A mirror universe version is the only way this design will ever make it, but its appearance would be entirely coincidental.
"Let them eat static!"
Actually, the second ship is in the game already as a blue drop from the Year of Hell Lockbox: Nihydron Destroyer
A Devore ship would be neat, it's an imposing ship just like it was meant to be.
"Let them eat static!"
And this.
Anything Cardassian or Dominion related and/or a K'vort would be very welcome.
Think tank looks a little too borgesq to me with the no proper front/back to it.
The monean and devore ships I would role a toon for if I got those ships from a lock box.
Originally Posted by pwlaughingtrendy
Network engineers are not ship designers.
Nor should they be. Their ships would look weird.
If I remember correctly, I think the soft explanation was that the Vaadwaur wiped them out.
Anyway, my thoughts on lockbox ships:
- Cardassian Hutet-class. It was the massive Cardassian dreadnaught from Dominion Wars (and, IIRC, ST: Armada II had a mod that let you build them there too).
- Cardassian Norin-class. It's bigger than the Hideki, kinda built like a baby Galor. And the Hutet-class could carry two of them (opening intro of Dominion Wars, a Hutet is chasing the Defiant, damages it, then the Norins undock from its underside and attack it) so now we're talking, say, Cardassian Dreadnaught Carrier.
(Where a post-Dominion War Cardassia would get the approval, resources, and funding to build something like that is beyond me, but let's just cross that bridge when we get to it....)
We have V'Ger. We've been mauling V'Gers in Borg RAs and Hive Onslaughts for years.
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Additional outfits for every faction including extras like cardassian armor, jem'hadar armor and many more!!!
Ps. Sorry didn't see ship, only lockbox suggestion
Perhaps Warship Voyager was not just a hologram. It would fit fairly well as a Kelvin Timeline Intrepid.
But don't ask where he gets them. He is just a humble a tailor.
Hmm, Garak infiltrator boxes. KDF can get a Star Fleet uniform, Feds get a Klingon uniform. and Roms get the same as they aligned with.
Toss in the lobi option for Roms to wear the uniform of the faction they allied with.
Originally Posted by pwlaughingtrendy
Network engineers are not ship designers.
Nor should they be. Their ships would look weird.