Little?!

I loved that! Recognised it as soon as I saw her!

i feel like this is going to have some political ramifications later down the line in another show after the events of prodigy Picard both cases having the fleet be compromised and damaged in some way and picard having a few more less than friendly incidents with romulans then there is the few other cases lower decks seems to leave up

It might not be that simple, internally destroying their phaser relays would probably cause quite alot more damage than intended and risk killing many of the crew, and trying to physically disable the torpedo launcher while it's actively loading and firing could cause an internal torpedo detonation and subsequent chain reaction, which would destroy the ship. Plus there's a chance that if they did that, that the ship would resort to ramming speed. It's also plausible that the effects of the living construct just straight up locked down access to those areas to prevent that remedy as well as outright preventing the crew from doing anything else like ejecting cores or abandoning ship. All in all what the aggressors here did is an extremely cruel and evil way of giving the federation a middle finger and doing their best to ensure that starfleet cannot survive. Even though they would because eventually ships would not go there and there are plenty of ships in other locations that would not show up there, not to mention utopia planitia still exists at this time, and earth spacedock would be fine too.

This was also around the year they lost the Utopia Planitia fleetyards due to a Zhat Vash-engineered Synth revolt. While the supply issues resulting from losing the fleetyards were the primary reason for the 80102-A using parts salvaged from the 80102 (as noted by the PIC S3 production team), this battle with the Living Construct likely did not help.

try using the Competitive Prevailing Innervated Engine. It'll make this ship turn so fast you'll have difficulty controlling it lol

Neither Sovereign class was the Enterprise-E, I'm guessing they were both the USS Sovereign. Considering the first ship's number also began with a 7. CBS is lazy that way.

Uhm it was already featured in DS9?

it always was?

That ship has been canon since ds9 Alongside many others, like the yeager and the curry class.

It is not the air that causes the fall.

Since the DS9 episode "Paradise Lost"; she used phaser beams in fight with the Lakota ;)

To be fair this instance was unpredictable and also future tech being used against them. The Borg incident has been in the works since wolf 359, and was teased by the queen during voyager, the setup of which likely went down by way of the changeling infiltration putting in the pieces, hell I would not be surprised if Shelby was a changeling

Yeah, but the move they made was entirely reliant on there being, you know, gravity a second or two from that point. Fun battle and all, but that one little part was awful from a believability point of view.

USS Protostar (NX-76884) vs Starfleet at Sector 001

Now you just have to buy the game so you can see how it goes on. 😁 Smart trailer. Or watch a Letzs Play. 👍

Starfleet believes the ship is stolen. And the kids flying the ship can't use communications to explain the situation because that would spread a computer virus the ship is carrying.

@@3rgoflix This is a scene out of the TV series as mentioned in the info box. @stephenbyrne2170 They had a strange device (you can see it at 1:00) on board which was able to turn all Starfleet vessels against themselves.

​@@3rgoflixit's a show not a game lol

Computer virus, basically.

Everything you've seen here except this moment is not how space works.

All Flight scenes in Star Trek isn´t how space works