You're gonna have to point to me the quote where I said it didn't dent the shields because I clearly didn't. And the 2 latter aren't mutually exclusive (even if you added the "entire" that wasn't in my quotes).
I know, but my point was that it still survived relatively intact when quantum torpedoes in the 24th century tended to blow up a good chunk of the hull of any other 24th century ship that wasn't a very powerful one, no matter the shields protecting …
ALL Romulans had problems with AI. That is a known fact. Any attempt at discrediting the Romulan science's unanimous consensus is xenophobic anti-Romulan propaganda.*
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Didn't Discovery, a science vessel, tank a volley of 32nd century quantum torpedoes at one point and survive, even she was left disabled with her shields gone?
Coz some of us aren't psychopaths with weird fantasies.
I'm joking, of course, but villainous factions are rarely more popular than the good ones, if they have nothing significantly different and unique to be enticing.
In Star Wars, the Empire is …
Judging by the time difference between the two posts and the fact I'm now seeing the link that was missing for me and other people on Twitter as well, it was fixed in-between.
Looking at my Boff having the abilities, I see no changes in stats and cooldowns when in social zones. Dunno about the amount of progress made in battle for each ability used, though.
So likely not for this patch.
EDIT: OK, watching the video but …
Just from looking at my Boffs who have the abilities, cooldown and stats are still the same.
Dunno about the amount of progress made in battle for each ability used, though.
EDIT: OK, watching the video and taking notes to see what was supposed to …
Wasn't there also a meta reason that they paired Chakotay with Seven specifically to TRIBBLE his actor off even more until the very end because he was insufferable (not completely without good reasons) to everyone and because Mulgrew really didn't w…
Do Terrans even know what "to arrest someone" means?
And no, "to send someone to the agony booth for horrifying torture because your phaser and dagger fell into the Jefferies tubes during the fight" doesn't classify.
This event will always remind me of the ridiculous clusterflub that happened with the unique Romulan DOff that was never released because they forgot to add the NPC giving it for the Romulan Republic, and instead of adding the NPC on the map and apo…
It doesn't, the dampening field deactivates all abilities, even those not requiring a target or combat.
Though, hilariously, any melee attack that can rush you to an enemy location lets you casually walk over the gap (tried it with the nanopulse st…
Some missions are designed to have a few objectives fail so you get new ones.
I actually do like these as it gives some surprises and reminds me on my playthroughs of X-Wing Alliance where it was often VERY likely a mission wouldn't go as planned.
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I think they're fine as a secondary/roleplay weapon.
If you're playing an assassin/rogue/privateer/former magician/Zhat Vash defector/etc. they're fitting as a weapon with some traits to help like the S31 ground traits, and stuff improving/helping …
The only thing that isn't similar for promo packs on Tribble is that they often don't get updated to include the latest ship on time, so the newest ship can't be reviewed first, so interested players can't know if it's worth trying to invest or trad…
It does? I've been standing on the first 3 platforms for at least 2 minutes each and it doesn't do anything outside of using its screaming AoE and it kept me targeted all this time. I even accidentally rushed at it with a melee attack (it allows you…
As someone who always test ships on Tribble, copy and pasting the same character with lockbox keys many many MANY times, it is consistent with my findings as well. ~200 boxes on average and I have most of the lockbox and promo ships there at this po…
This is those moments where I realize playing different types of games greatly helps with others.
The only time I died or failed this sequence was because I accidentally turned around right into the Mutant because in games, either you start the esc…
Worf: *slowly walks with murderous Klingon anger*
Kirk: "Well, double dumbass on you!"
Janeway: "Wait, why am I used as an example? I never acted like a angry Klingon or tried to violate the Prime Directive!"
Personally, right now, I'm mainly hesitating between:
-the Jellyfish-XL, due to its cool design and flying animations and the unique quad micro photon torpedo launcher that isn't anything special but looks cool ;
-the Nimrod S31 Battlecruiser, due t…
With how the Eisenberg-class looks, I'm almost expecting it to be a lobi MW-focused (due to Nog being good at Engineering and fixing problems), beefed-up Baltim raider with a self-replicating-32nd-century-mine console, based on Nog's father's invent…
I couldn't get a screenshot, but the image featuring the 32nd century phasers was changed, as before, it featured the Janeway shooting 3 wider yellow beams.
It could be they're both to be made available in the next lockbox and are also not fully re…
I really wonder how they would have managed to enforce that rule, considering M'Ress' hair is just a basic mane and pretty much the most common hairstyle for anthropomorphic felines in any work of fiction.
At worst, the hair part in front of the ea…
While the argument is true and not all civilizations had reached a point of stagnancy in their tech, the Douwd, Iconians, Cytherians and Excalbians did become stagnant or lacking in various ways.
The Douwd (at least Kevin) seemed to suffer from cre…
On the contrary, it definitely belongs in the game, but for the wrong reason. Mainly that in the canon, by the 32nd century, time travel technology is banned and destroyed and somehow, everyone agreed to that.
So, you can just say you traveled to t…