Star Trek: 10 Secrets About The First Contact Fleet You Need To Know



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25 thoughts on “Star Trek: 10 Secrets About The First Contact Fleet You Need To Know”

  1. According to the UFP Sourcebook for the TNG RPG there were only 18 Norway-Class ships commisioned as perimeter defense. Because of their high speed they are used also for scouting/recon. So perhaps they just weren't around for the battles around DSN.

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  2. When the movie came out Last Unicorn Games had the license for the ttrpg. And I remember wanting the Steamrunner as the ship for our campaign. When I became the game master for the Decipher ttrpg, I was ready to give the players a Steamrunner but they asked for the Akira. Now with the new ttrpg by Modiphiüs, I already made two Steamrunner class ships, for the new campaign. I missed the eagle moss issue that had it. The one that I really wanted aside from the Enterprise A

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  3. HMS, not RMS Sean! One means Her/His Majesty's Ship, the other means Royal Mail Ship. Be funny if the Royal Navy had sent in a postman to take on the Martians. Explains why they lost…

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  4. What is it we need to know? That a single properly designed space combat vessel with half the technology could've wiped that entire battlegroup in around 10 minutes at the outside?

    Star Trek ships are pretty to look at. But they are irredeemable garbage in their canon roles. And that's not just Starfleet…or even just Star Trek, really. All sci-fi ships are equally guilty.

    Edit: Not QUITE "equally. Many sci-fi ships are actually quite ugly.

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  5. When I first saw the title of this video, I was like, "meh, might be alright, but I already know a ton about First Contact." Boy was I wrong. What a well done, well-cut, well-written video. This thing is an onion, and I loved every minute of it. Thanks a ton Paul, Sean, and Tom!

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