Pathfinder Class, The New Voyager 

All thanks to Neelix' book "Leola Root and you - 100 ways to prepare."

Pathfinder goes and finds the way for the Odyssey to follow.

I wonder if they left all of Neelix's own famous Talaxian such and such recipe for whatever emotional issue the crewmember might be having

@@HotForgeChaos Pretty sure they did after making sure things are alright for the crew lmao

6 variable payload torpedo launchers type 5 MK 110 and 13 Mk XIII Phaser arrays plus loads of other weapons maximum Warp 9.996 top speed classified Quantum slipstream & Transwarp.

im just happy we saw the Enterprise F making it to canon in Picard. a fan designed the Odyssey class, too, in STO's fan art contest.

i'm sure the Hestia will be to, i'm going to be fucking SQUEALING like a girl if it'S the case, cuz if that happens...the U.S.S Legend will be canon :D

I'm hoping we will eventually get an STO successor.

I still want the Dakota, and even the Excalibur, or Noble, say... Perhaps the Chimera(ii)

I think the producers of Picard took the criticism of the copy-paste fleet in season 1 to heart and the easiest way to bolster their inventory of ship designs was just to port them over from STO.

Si ma molto alla larga.

50% warship 50% Science vessel.

​@@jasonwestwood7092 Ah yes, the motto of any good Explorer expected to be away from home for quite some time; "Carry a big microscpe and an even bigger gun." ~some science guy who grew up on CoD, probably

Iirc the USAF occasionally offers to hand off some older spy satellites to NASA to look out instead of in. Same idea here.

that works.

isn't NCC--A the original ship by default?

Or maybe Voyager was Refitted?.

@@Kidozy no, -A is the second one or a refit major enough to count as a new ship(for example the NCC-1701 being refit into constitution II class and being redesignated NCC-1701A because the refit was so extensive almost nothing of the original ship was carried over)

@@dodecahedron1 Er, no? Enterprise A was just a new Conie Class they had remaned from something else. The OG 1701 was refit to Connie II and didn't get an A designation until it's successor was introduced. Now, A better example of what you're saying is Discoery. When she recieved her refit, she was assigned the A. Although that was due more to Starfleet not wanting to admit that they lied about Discovery's destruction.

Impulse is one way, every other direction is RCS thrusters

i assume because he only understood the need for a "carburator" but didnt fully understand the technology or how its tech functioned. If Toress or Kim had time to play around with the tech, i think we'd of seen that. (or at the very least designed a new warp scale, after the disaster that was "threshold" where paris achieved warp 10. it'd be nice to see an alpha numeric scaling system that starts at 0 and goes too 15, instead of the normal alpha numeric of 1-16, so we can break off from this 9.6 of the Ent D, but warp 9.975 of voyager being almost twice as fast, and the USS promethius prototype going warp 9.995 which is almost over 2x faster that voyager. the exponential scaling gets kinda stupid muddy at this point. warp 9.9 = 3029 times the speed of light but 9.975 is 5126 times the speed of light and warp 9.995 is 11515 times the speed of light.

Certifiably Ingame actually has a video on this.

it was removed from sto

@@dustinherk8124 Seeing as warp used to go way higher than this 1-10 crap, yeah it could be so much better

@@SkylerLinux wrong; the current warp scale is a revised scale. the TOS era one had 14 steps in it but those 14 are LOWER than warp 8 iirc so

Well...

Unfortunately...

It's probably Admiral Janeways Flagship?.

Well, She's got an even better captaincy now. Captain of the flipping USS Enterprise G baby!

Same with Klingons and the hits of red, Romulans with the green, and cardassians, Ferengi, and Vulcans with the yellow/orange

No it matters! Just like RGB will make your computer twice as fast, same applies in space ship design!

@@Cdr2002 Visual indicators in cinema eh

Why?

@@1014p nutrek bridges always have the lights off.

Yeah....I wonder about that too, because by Picard's time, that would have been invented on it's own by now, so they can't use "future technology" as a reason to suppress it.

Why do they have to keep retconning, though? The may have to switch out the whole Klingon-war, and maybe the Undine too, at this rate. Why not just have alternate campaigns, too?

It's an 'exploration' vessel. Most of the time it will be running from larger enemies. Having the torpedo tubes facing aft makes more sense.

Voyager was a literal gold mine of technology collection. They succeeded in adapting a lot of stuff to the ship. If they can do that no where near a shipyard. Id hope Starfleet engineers could improve it all quickly in dry dock builds.

That's what it's based on ( at least the mirror version anyway).

we barely saw the Odyssey class in Picard, the Ent-F is based on. hold your horses, but id assume it would be the next gen slipstream ship, to replace the pathfinder class, considering the Ent F will get a refit, for slipstream based on beta canon, once the NX variants pass the proving ground stages for the Pathfinder class.

@@dustinherk8124 Its likely the ENT-G will be a modification of the Oddessy perhaps a Lexington Class or a Oddessy similar to the Terran Empire's from STO

Prodigy is Voyager's continuation. Just with Voyager A

Someone online once characterized Starfleet as designing "breakfast ships" - a pancake (the saucer) and three sausages (the nacelles and engineering hull). Some stretch the pancake, some have five sausages instead of three, but they all look like breakfast.

i do think it can function as a deflector at lower warp speed, on its own, much like the saucer section has a rudimentary deflector, on the Galaxy and Nebula class saucers. but i think the upper, sunk in deflector is used primarily for higher speeds, and the lower section is primarily used to generate a sliptunnel. one with greater function for impulse and subspace warp travel, and the other that changes how mass travels in sliptunnels, without violating physics laws, but still very different from traditional subspace