Really getting tired of your TRIBBLE Cyptic. Why don't you have any creativity anymore? These ship costume updates with a console thrown in are annoying and blatant grabs for money without actually doing much work. These ships could be so much more interesting, but no. I'll not be buying anymore of your costume collection.…
Are you guys running out of ideas for consoles or something or are you just getting lazy? These faction reskin ships with the same console are becoming a bit much. Where is the creativity? Why get the new dreadnoughts for each faction when they are the same ship with the same console and just a different costume? Some…
Not to mention the Riker Maneuver with the metreon gas. Riker definately likes his flashy plans. Thanks for indulging me guys. I suppose micrograms would work if you launched them one at a time. Probably cause something like a c4 explosion at that level and with the strength of the shields it probably wouldn't do much…
They must have used a whole butt load of positrons then. Smash a bunch of positrons into electrons and they emit delta rays. You'd need a quite a bit of them to make any substantial radiation and they'd have to annihilate them individually to avoid a large scale explosion.
True there is a lot of psuedo science protections going on. However, the fireworks aren't the end result of the annihilation as they only launched antimatter. Also, a small amount of antimatter can cause a massive explosion. LIke half a gram equals an atom bomb. 250 grams equals a 10 megaton bomb. It doesn't take much. In…
Of course it worked. Its scripted. But according to actual science it wouldn't. The antimatter spread would mutually annihilate anything it comes into contact with whether that be your ship, the borg ship, or some other space debris. When using the console its not just a small spread either. Its going everywhere. That…
I am having this problem as well. It would be nice to have my zen not stuck in limbo. Beginning to think cryptic can't role out a patch without breaking something.