Presuming they would all live in the same timeframe, the USS Mithrandir would have the following crew: Commanding Officer Definetely Picard Executive Officer Riker Tactical Officer Tuvok Security Officer Worf Operations Officer Data Helms Officer I don't really care. But why not Tom Paris, to have s...

Johnny Starfleet wrote:I keep an old box alive that is useless for anything but old games. So worth it!

Yeah, me too! At the moment I am replaying 25th anniversary and "Simon the Sorcerer 2".

EDIT: Wow, I am a Chief Petty Officer already! You certainly advance fast here? How long till I become Captain?

Poor exterior design. Poor interior design. Massive weakpoints all over the hull. Ship blows up if the nacelles get scratched. All weapons can be disabled by a hit to one single area of the ship. No proper security. No computer security. Bridge exposed to enemy weapons fire. Massive target profile....

Rochey wrote:It would also mean the weapon could still function in the even that any technobabble disables the energy part of it.

They would have found other ways to render the weapons inoperative.

However, from an in-universe point of view, the Galaxy becomes completely ridiculous. It explodes at the drop of a hat, computers blow up and kill their users from hits on the other side of the ship, there seems to be no concept of computer security (or, indeed, any competant concept of security at...

Mikey wrote:BTW, we also have mlsnoopy from Slovenia.

Well, then Dober dan! to the Slovenian!

Your words, not mine!

Well not me! I am still in my early twenties (I'm 24 )

So, I have a good one (I think). That's me with the federal president of Austria and his wife (I am the good looking guy in traditional carinthian dressing at the left! )

Every class has the same problems, because the writers want them to be!

How should they show serious battle damage, if not by "exploding consoles"?

Well, it sure does not cast a good light on the Reliants science officer. He would and should at least look at the sensor readings when entering the system and count the "dark dots".

Well, as I wrote elsewhere, I think that the biggest problem on the Enterprise D were not the constructors, not the designers but the writers who wanted things on board to blow up every now and then. Also computer breakdowns and (threat of) a warp core breach was quite popular. But the problem was, ...

Ok. Administration. Why is Data in gold. I mean, isn't ships operations also an administrative service?

By the way, Mithrandil, I'm going to read all of your posts in Schwarzenegger's voice in my head from now on. :D Well theres a song of an Austrian band called "EAV" and a line in it is (translated): "I'm a mixture of Albert Einstein and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Only stupid thing: I hav...

Reliant121 wrote:How can you forget Teaos our resident New Zealander!!!

Bryan Moore did mention the Kiwi!

Reliant121 wrote:i'm still waiting for our first frenchie.

Is the first Austrian worth nothing? (And no, that's no question "always wanted to know but afraid to ask" )