passage denied... journey impeded...spin again

reminds me of the Flood!

April fourteenth......Point Two

a cameo no less

TNG had the Tin Man, but only one episode. That's the only one I can recall the name but there were a few very alien, but again, singular episodes. These extremely alien elements should have been woven into the universe rather than just as chapters which end the thread.

@@aquariandawn4750 I did also really enjoy the tin man episode for the same reason, especially where the characters begin to understand this creature that is very unlike most others. It would've been really interesting to see how groups of Tin Men (to use the given name) behave, although that would've taken some gravitas out of the episode, seen as Gomtu being the last of their kind was a plot point if I remember correctly. Definitely agree that things that alien should've been a more present factor in star trek.

@@tepacana6319 the Tholians are a race that was treated like a cameo appearance.

@@aquariandawn4750 yeah, it's a shame.

*Armager

Oh yes, The TALAXIAN.

From the ending narration, Neelix is about to make an appearance.

@@Janoha17 I hope so!My friend is an actor and wants to be involved in the series!

As did I when it started to get very laggy

let's not dwell on that one for very long shall we

To paraphrase: "This ship needs an enema!"

There's a reason why spies are usually shot out-of-hand.

I was going to comment the same thing.

it was in the script...DUH!!!!!

It seems not, since a Xindi did refer to those events in a previous episode, so it seems it wasn't 100% undone.

In truth, the Zindi attack was not undone. If it was. Show like Discovery would not exist. As it turns out. The show of Discovery takes place in the Prime Timeline. Not the Kelvin Timeline. As the attack had a very profound impact on how Humanity and the Federation handles outward threats. And even going so far as to cover up events like Time Travel and the Mirror Universe. Even going so far as to have other captains like Kirk experience them and make them known and new. Though in secret. The Federation knew all along. Now you can argue how does that add up to the TOS series? Well, it can. As the topics of the Zindi was never brought up. The Klingon Cold War was still very warm. And Kirk was exploring parts of space. The Federation never been. All the while keeping a close eye on the Neutral Zone along the Romulan Border and the Klingon Border. Zindi for the most part of the TNG era were semi-forgotten about. As the Zindi had to redevelop their Warp Technology. As their area of space had changed and their old warp technology was useless. Plus they kind of kept to themselves after events of the Enterprise series as a peace was found and apologizes were given. Soon to the events of STO. The Zindi had slowly made a return to the known galaxy. Even having trade deals with the Federation. As a long time has passed since the attack on Earth by the Zindi. And generations had passed. It was time to start a new. After all. If you believe the who show of Enterprise was just some work of dramatizing history fiction. You clearly should know the Kelvin Timeline should not have happened. It should have been prevented. Yet it did and makes you wonder. What is the point of having Time Police Agents. And they allow a whole timeline to happen? The Temporal Agency has failed in its job a billion times. And I can point at Kathryn Janeway for all of this. As a future her brought technology from the future and fucked up the timeline. Yet I guess giving the Borg Queen the finger and fucking up the Borg Collective. Was maybe a good thing. Even bringing back Voyager a tad sooner than what History had written. Even giving Starfleet a better technology advance it needed to protect the Federation. So I guess it was a justified Time Travel? Though I guess if Sisko could get away with getting a living autograph of James T. Kirk in an accidental time travel. I believe the the Temporal Agency is corrupt as hell. Though I too would do the same thing. Hang it up on my wall and everything.

The Xindi were pawns in the Temporal Cold War. The Sphere-Builders threat was in the present, and the Xindi Sphere was destroyed. Archer ended the Temporal Cold War when he blew up the time conduit made by the Nazi aliens.

@@Janoha17 Still, does not mean the attack on Earth never happened. It still happens and the Sphere Builders did the damage they wanted. Changed the course of history. May have not been a favorable outcome but the changes were done.

The Xindi attack and many aspects of the Temporal cold war may be self-completing time loops rather a temporal branch off like the Kelvin and Mirror Universes.

Yep. Along with progressing through the Story Missions, there are many other ways to help you with the progression including times where you'll get a boost to your XP progression through events and whatnot.

@@goldenknight578 does STO have microtransactions, and if so, can you be productive in the game with minimal real cash?

@@aquariandawn4750 Yes to both. I was an F2P player for somewhere around 3-4 years before deciding to get a lifetime sub, and I didn't spend a dime during that time. You're guaranteed at least 3 free T6 ships a year, and I see players using them all the time so they obviously don't suck that much.

@@goldenknight578 nice to know. Star Trek cellphone games are pure money grabs. I never minded game costs when it was a flat price, but microtransactions never stop.

Itty-bitty living space.

The Bioship for Undine is a bundle ship with other Delta quadrant ships and they added the Cnidarian defender.

...repackaged and given new opportunities to explore alternate employment venues in uncharted regions of the quadrant...you best start packing now...your ship leaves in less than an hour...toodles and take those tribbles with you

most things in my life are.... guess i really didn't need to share that one

What? We just witnessed the Federation turn the Undine from enemies into allies against the Iconians. Thats awesome!

@@mrXOwarrior Isn't the first time 8472 have done so either. And the only reason they attacked us in the first place was the Iconians making it look like we were attacking them. And 8472 would've noticed how much we'd suffered at the hands of the Iconians as well, what with the Destruction of Romulus, all the Elachi attacks, and so on.