Any plans on a breakdown of the Raven? If there's enough info

you could say they had a BALL of a time designing it

a true MARBLE of engineering

I sphere what you did there.

These comments are just going in circles.

Such circular logic

A ship breakdown is a ship breakdown, right?

“Any ship, any sci-fi.”

Yeah, it's early access but lots of promise. Spacedock should really take a look.

Yeah, once the game picks up some more steam they really should take a look A bit more lore needs to be done though

Well, if anything, I just checked it out and liked what I saw, so you got a random internet stranger's interest at least

@@shayminthedoctor9663 Oh for sure, it is really early on! I've just been enjoying the heck out of what they do have so far. Really looking forward to the other factions and the campaign mode.

I mean they clearly said they are moving it all, to its own channel and are only advertising here.

The flood might be like species 8472. Depends if the borg could assimilate them.

The flood is like a completely organic version of Borg

I think in this case, the Flood wins. The borg excel at taking over sentient biomass, and technology. The flood is neither of those things that the borg like to deal with. And as another person points out - there exist biologicals that are resistant to the Borg (namely 8472.) The question is - is the flood? And I would say yes. Given both the Forerunnners, and Pre-History Technologically Ascendant humanity weren't able to deal with the flood with any known conventional methods. Only depriving the Flood of it's food source can slow it down. Additionally, we've seen the Flood is capable of 'infiltrating' and infecting technology. So...I think the Borg just loses this one.

The flood, hands down. The borg are mighty powerful, but can be beaten in open combat. The flood require galactic devestation to be defeated once they start snowballing. The flood can probably assimilate the borg more easily than the borg can assimilate the flood.

Check out eckhart's ladders video on the subject

Suprisingly I actually do have a girlfriend.

@@casbot71"resistance is futile" is an irresistible chat up line.

On TV they don't appear as big as they should be. Especially in Voyager they don't look like they are more than twice the size of Voyager...

@@EarMaster55 Mostly it was because of how it was done in First Contact, where there was no frame of reference.

Battlezone 1's soundtrack was written by the guy from Anthrax.

I think a cube better conveys the rigid conformity and artificial nature of the Borg.

The developers feared that big Spheres would look to much like the Death Star.

This being sci-fi, it would be easy to hand wave the explanation. "Oh, we've discovered that the borg incorporate a powerful defensive matrix into their cubes that their spheres don't have. It's called the Central Digit Projector, but the science team has taken to calling it 'The Middle Finger' for short. The middle finger projects a powerful shield slightly past its own edges, but unfortunately the design only works in the shape of a cube, so the borg make their ships in the shape of a cube as a result, with the middle finger formed around the outside" Boom, done

@@laniakea6588 And testicles when in fleets.

Though the cube is the most efficient in terms of volume.

It's the seriously overpowered Tachyon Beams, just tears your shields off while they throw plasma at you.

Bring it on!

That's the problem with time travel that most writers don't think about. It's also why time travel is almost strictly prohibited in writing. I watched a video about time travel methods a few years ago, all based on the consequences of said time travel. The type of time travel least likely to create problems is when time traveler goes back in time, an entire new time line begins and everything after their arrival completely changes their past. If a person goes forward in time, things change. When they go back to their past, they can, as long as they don't go past the moment they left for the future, yet their very return changes the future that they returned from. (Example: Marvel's End Game) The second version, is a single time line that has time travel take affect immediately... that there is no difference from going to the past nor the future, as all changes are taken into account and are changed retroactively throughout the timeline. (Example: Harry Potter, Back to the Future) The third version is that all changes in the timeline create a new time line, yet if one knows where the divergence is, they can travel between time lines. This "Fixes" the problems with second type, but it creates many other problems. (Example: Star Trek) Time paradoxes, and unforeseen continuity problems are magnified with the last two types compared to the first; but all are fraught with paradoxes. *Sigh* I butchered the video's explanation. I hope you understood what I attempted to communicate.

This is where the people who say ENT started an entire new timeline start chiming in...

it also make no sense from the borg pov to even go back in time and prevent the federation from existing, it erases all the technologies they want to assimilate, and the fact resistance is futile and eventually the borg be able to steam roll federation into the collective, where it takes few years or ten thousand is irrelevant

@@sword4005 Still a good movie tho

I'd argue in many ways we already are taken over by our technology... just, that the technology takes over society and minds rather than bodies... whether that is a bad thing, well... I can see both arguments here.....

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Well, there's some commentary about that in STO...

He's a Klingon, not Voyager's Uber driver.

And the Death Star is a copy of Perry Rhodan

Cause movie reasons. First Contact has many many 'because movie reasons', but still makes it an entertaining watch. Atleast the Enterprise wasn't the 'only ship in the quadrant'.

@@Tuning3434 But this is Spacedock mission. Give movie reasons a logic explanation.

@@harlockmbb They don't have any logic explaination, stop asking questions and enjoy the movie.