The best part about this stream was how Vinny and Ross knew everything about Star Trek and were using the jargon, but Criken and Charborg know absolutely nothing so they just resorted to sending mind p0rn to each other
What I just realized is that it's 1,000+ FAMILIES, not people The average size of a family is about 3.13 people in the US, so, there were approximately ~4,000 people killed on a single mission where they only encountered like 2 hostile ships
Safety inspector, is it safe to hit my pile of extra gunpowder with a hammer? Also, is it still safe if I do it in my local sugar refinery with a broken ventilation system and it hasn't been cleaned in a month?
The whole "transporting thousands of families" thing raises an interesting question: Why in the hell is a vessel intended for patrols, combat and uncharted space exploration designed to house thousands upon thousands of untrained, unarmed civilians who can't help in the slightest during emergencies/combat? It's not like they can or will provide any aid, and all the resources and facilities needed to support them could be better used on vital functions for the ship and actual crew. Not to mention, you could either make the ship much smaller without the extra civilian living spaces, but you could also make it just as big while simply using the space for better shielding/weapons/ammo. It's like the Federation thought they could use the civilians as a means to convince other factions to not blow up the ship for moral/honor reasons, completely forgetting that almost every other faction not only has no issues vaporizing thousands of civilians who happen to be on the ship they're blowing up, but would probably treat the extra casualties like bonus multipliers on their kill counts.
They were never intended to be military. The families are part of the crew, it's for people who don't want to be literal thousands of light years away from their family. You see a drastic change during the dominion war and the federation ships get smaller and more militaristic.
A thousand eons from now, when civilizations have streamlined and trivialized commercial interstellar travel to the point that any dimwitted alien and his buddies could jump into their craft and explore the cosmos, they will encounter a long forgotten human derelict ship. Their reactions will be as follows. 16:40
Just finished star trek the next generation, was litteraly just about to start the films but though id watch some youtube first and to my suprise my favourite youtuber uploads star trek
wish i was rich enough to play this lol. i dont know if ill ever be able to get VR. this looks fun though, especially if you're a big trek fan. this is like almost a holodeck.
