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For an easier explanation and in the interests of keeping heads from blasting like melons :D , check out the TNG episode "Parallels". This is the one where Worf keeps shifting between realities, and one of the Data's presents the idea of fragments of timelines based upon events taking place and...

There are some, though, that you just can't seem to do anything with. I never got The Handmaiden or the bounty hunter (huntress?) to gain Force Sensitivity, even though the plot suggests it. It does feel unfinished to be sure...the end cinematic is one of the more anticlimactic things I've...

Actually, out of curiosity, I had done both sexes. There's also quite the difference where interaction is concerned with the female bounty hunter...forget her name at the moment. She's a lot softer when you're the female. I do like the pure scoundrel that comes out when first meeting Atton...

I caught that too. The closest I've ever heard to that referencing Klingon warships is War Dragons, but then again that was from a book (incidentally titled, "The Kobayashi Maru") so the name's not "official". Romulans are the ones with the fascination of naming most of their ship classes...

And that made it seem like Abrahms was a little anxious to show his self-professed love of SW in a shot...any shot...with the interior of that mining ship. That kind of screamed gratuitous to me, and, as you mentioned, a complete waste of space. When Kirk blasted the Romulan with his own...

Oh, well then...I stand corrected. :) It would have been reasonable to accept that Japanese soldiers would die to defend their homeland...you're absolutely right. But the difference here, I think, is that prior to the A- and T-Bombs being dropped, both the Japanese and the Kilrathi had...

Well...it was definitely different. Which, then again, is the reason for the entire thing being set in an alternate timeline, which quite frankly is the only thing that makes this movie work in terms of even being called Star Trek in the first place. What I liked: - Being a native Iowan...

Quarto, you bring up some very good points. However, I tend to think that because your enemy is known to act a certain way and has been proven that they think in such terms because it's their culture to do so, saying that it was a mistake in accepting an armistice outright without much...

Damn, that's pretty.

Speaking of Caprica, has anyone seen or heard anything about it yet?

Possibly, but then again I haven't seen a BSOD for some time...

Yeah, that's why I live in a cardboard box. :rolleyes:

Eh, the only problem with that is I'd rather not spend a few hundred bucks on something that's got its own acronym: RROD.

Funny...the fourth from the bottom missile looks like the old AIM-54 Phoenix carried by the F-14s when they were still in service.

All that means is that it'll be that much sweeter when y'all are able to release it. I foresee that the CIC is going to be sweating bandwidth at that point. ;) Thanks for the update!

Are you on the right track...? Dude, it's frackin' BRILLIANT, in my opinion. The word I used when I was looking at them was "beautiful".

Yeah, it's funny how mere lasers are supposed to be the least powerful fighter-borne weapon, but the instant you get hit with a few triple-touches of the Drakhri lasers, you're suddenly wondering why you lost paint, armor and a few systems while cursing the shields for seeming to be wet tissue...

Now THAT is amazing. Well done...I wish I had that kind of talent!

I'm going to go forward in time and then go backward in time with my wingman...that one being Maestro. Why? He makes me laugh during the fight. And that gets me in a better groove. He's kind of an average pilot, but he usually survives pretty well and always seems completely reliable to...

heh...now THAT would have been a cutscene to enjoy!