The Fight of the (22nd) Century! Vulcan Vs Andoria 

Yeah well you can thank drach for introducing me to the period.

@@venomgeekmedia9886 Guess I have to thank him for the sense of humor he really had.

The Andorians will defend their own space but not go on any offensive. Even then if the Vulcans deploy the majority of their fleet, fully mobilize, and commit their strategic reserves to the attack they'll very likely win due to numbers and attrition. The Vulcans can replace losses and have reserves. The Andorians do not. Presuming there's the political will to press on fully to the offensive and to accept the losses it will involve, the Vulcans are likelier to do better just as they can take them. Quantity can beat quality.

​@@Wedgekree you forgot, quality can be a quantity all on it's own.

True! Quantity can be a quality. The Vulcan advatnage in small ships also makes for a much more effective leveraging of it.

It is my theory (as sources are bit inconsistent), but if they make Romulan War war movie. The events should roughly look like that: Sudan appearance of Earth screw Romulan plans as humans have good contact with all major powers in the region. It is not particularly obvious but Alpha quadrant at the time was literal wild west frontier. Mostly unexplored, uninhabited and full of small rouge human colonies (future Maquis) preventing exploration (it is why Ferengi weren't discovered until 24'th century despite basically sharing border with Earth). Because of that Romulans sneak through border with the whole region (where Archer bump on the mine) with intend to sneak nuke the Earth. What considering region would not be that weird. What they should do is that after incident where Columbia is lost (Romulns assume it was border stronghold instead explorer supply station), Romulan fleet decide to rush in directly toward Earth assuming opposition wold be weak. What was grave mistake. Only in the middle of the enemy territory they realize that Earth is actually local power (and not as Vulcan describe them primitives) and that they basically are surrounded by larger number of frigates (Ganges, Freedoms, Discoveries, Dedalus, NX, NV, NC, and old but capable Masers and Marshals destroyers, etc.). So they basically stuck not being capable to effectively push of retreat. But they can prevent attack using they signature masking to appear as larger fleet as they actually were. Situation become dire and So Romulans have no other option then attack directly or risk loosing whole fleet, what could be swarmed by Earth. Unfortunately it trigger other powers who join fight on side of Earth (over time Earth start construction Poseidon and Minuteman Destroyers, plus Yorktown Battleships what can face Romulans as equals. Even start working on Strider Light Escorts, though they probably didn't entered service before end of the war, being more Bonaventure Era, as side note Loknar is clearly NX refit). And rest of the story is better know. When Romulas were almost destroyed, they are capable negotiating neutral zone. Posing as stronger then they actually were.

Was in an alternative time line

Yeah seems about right though for how much technology had advanced

An armored cruiser versus a casemate ironclad. Yea, seams like a reasonable outcome

Yeah that’s a century of advancement for you. Plus those were torpedos the Defiant used right? So not surprised a full photon torpedo destroys a D’Kyr easily.

@@mackenziebeeney3764 imagine what wonders would 23rd century technology do to a D'Kyr if it was upgraded?

Yeah these ships wouldn't last into the 23rd century.

Good comparison

They've yet to take a lot of key worlds like krios in this time.

@Venom Geek Media 98 it's been a long time since I've watched enterprise so is it accepted that the klingons aren't very expansionist in this time then.

Interesting matchup. Worth considering

It was actually the NCC-1701 not the A. A was not seen until Star Trek 4 and not featured until Star Trek 5.

Scotty broke down over Preston as I believe he was his nephew according to sources.

@@matthewdoyle3628 its a deleted scene in WoK so it is canon.

​@@matthewdoyle3628Peter Preston is Scotty's nephew.

That would be awesome like a D'Kyr Mark 2, Surak Mark 2, and S'Hran Mark 2, and the like.

I remember in a game there was a federation type Vulcan starship. Surak type but the federation colour. Tos period. , i saw it in a RU-vid video.

I remember. Search. Surak class starship . ( 14 years old )

@@shanenolan8252 And I found another Vulcan starship called the Suurok class starship, I think it might be a similar Variant to the Surak class.

@@merafirewing6591 cool mera , il look for it

Well that's because the vulcans refused to share tech with earth. They wanted to see how human tech developed.

That'll be embarrassing

I didn't say it would be pretty but I still looking forward to another great story.

They do but only 22nd century sheilds

Kor is forever the most based old school klingon.

Well in the game Star Trek Online, the Cardassian are stronger than the Romulans given the Cardassians have rebuilt to the point of having their own dreadnoughts like the Damar class while the Romulans are divided & scattered with the loss of their capital.

@@occultatumquaestio5226 agreed. Although i think they have or are preparing to become federation members., but 20s years after the war they are quite recovered and are a major shipbuilding economy for the ferengi

​@@shanenolan8252 To the ferengi they want the Cardies to be paying gold pressed latinum.

The Cardassians emerged from the War in a much better position than one would expect. The damage was contained to a handful of systems and Cardassia Prime. But, the Treaty of Bajor was explicit in its lack of punitive clauses so the Cardassians lost no territory, had no limits on its military and inherited all that Dominion tech and the industrial base with it. Given the jump we saw in Cardassian military effectiveness during the War, and the trauma of the attempted Xenocide, while the Cardassians are quite able to protect themselves and can build a new fleet that is the peer of the other powers, they also no longer thirst for conquest. With the Dominion tech, they no longer need to expand to acquire new resources, as demonstrated by the Dominion's industrial prowess. Good relations with the Federation is the cherry on top. The can 100% focus on internal development while stepping aside from the Great Game. Like post-War West Germany without the restrictions and with its military intact.

@@crownprincesebastianjohano7069 That was epic thanks for that 😃👍.