(129)The Sutherland Class 

I always thought it made a good future version of the Reliant. Just as the Galaxy was a good representation to Kirk's constitution class. I never thought otherwise about it. KAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN.

While I wasn’t a fan of the all-Inquiry fleet either, the number of classes Starfleet has always had operating at the same time is bizarrely illogical and, most importantly, negligently inefficient. You want fewer, versatile platforms over dozens of specialized ones for a number of reasons, logistics foremost among them. Compare the approach of the US and Soviet/Russian navies, with the latter more resembling Starfleet. The Soviet/Russian fleets operate numerous destroyer/frigate/corvette classes contemporaneously, while the US Navy solely operates the Arleigh Burke. Which approach has seen more success? The more classes you operate, the more it stretches logistics and the more each individual class suffers. A fleet of all Inquiries has issues, but a fleet with only Inquiries in the cruiser role, with another single class in the light supporting role would make far more sense than the usual Starfleet “we’ll send a fleet of 40 ships representing 35 different classes” approach

Operative word: SOME

The Ross class as well (a Galaxy variant).

Ross class wasn't a sto design​@@mcavelli84

@@navysealinguardiantank2679 Sorry you are incorrect... The Ross Class was INDEED a STO design created by Thomas Marrone in collaboration with The Streampunks RPG Group for their Star Trek Adventures actual play campaign! Please refer to memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Ross_class to better understand the Class and how it came to be in the Background Section!

Might be worth watching Picard season one - they go over the decision and rationale.

Standing idly by while the Dominion takes the Federation apart, would only have meant the Romulans would have had to deal with the Dominion later. So helping the Federation was in the Romulans own interet. Helping the Romulans deal with the supernova is an act of mercy that doesn't help Federation at all. On top of that: If the situation were reversed, the Romulans would most likely not have helped the Federation. Besides: We don't know that much about the relations between the Federation and the Romulans after Shinzon, but I guess his plot to bring Enterprise to Romulus under false pretenses and planning to destroy Earth with Thaleron weapons didn't exactly increase the Romulans' popularity with the Federation populace.

Romulus is only destroyed in the Prime timeline, the Romulans from the 2009 movie are from the Prime timeline Prime Spock tried to save Romulas but failed and he and 2009 Romulans got sucked into a Black hole where they emerged in the past which changed the timeline

@@serina3872 that's right. I forgot about the order of the movies events. Thanks for pointing that out.

That's odd, no one else had a problem with it, must be a "you" thing :P Lol

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios oh I wasn’t saying I had a “problem” with it…just you get used to seeing types of camera passes both in actual trek and your own videos… And to randomly get a sideways pass over the saucer…you see the saucer come into frame, you get used to expecting to see the nacelles following… If anything that’s a compliment too…it catches the eye and makes you go “wait wha-….ooohhhhhhh”

Sorry you are incorrect! Both Picard and the Romulan Star being destroyed IS in the Prime Timeline!

Yes he did!

Again, No it wasnt, there is NOTHING to suggest that it was... In fact, the opposite has been directly told to us, by the only people who CAN tell us, that Picard takes place in the PRIME Timeline! Also, if you intend to post this ridiculous and incorrect comment on all videos that mention events on Picard, you will ve banned! This is a non toxic Trek Channel that respects ALL Trek!

Yes, because it is a complete overview of the history of the class! No one else seems to mind, in fact, everyone else loves that so it is unfortunate you did not!

@@TriAngulumAudioStudios this is only one. Watch you often and really enjoy your videos because of the amount of research you put in.