Great vid! The Gagarin is one of the few ships that can give the Vesta a run for its money in terms of my favorite 24th/25th century designs. And agreed, using the Yard 39 story in the 2390s would solve a lot of problems.
I just realized while thinking of the Disco era ships in Pic S1 that they kinda make sense. Those ships are only meant to be evacuation vessel's nothing more, nothing less. We are never told the exact number of ships lost in the Dominion War or even the Battle of Sector 001 for that matter. I could see Picard and La Forge issuing orders to pull older ships out of moth ball yards to build up the evacuation fleet for Romulus and honestly I think its the only way that the rest of Starfleet and the UFP would agree to help the Romulans, send old out of date ships that are being put back in service by the synths on Mars so resources and man power isn't being taken away from rebuilding the actual fleet and attempting to get it back to pre Dominion War numbers.
I like this theory, it definitely makes a lot of sense Also out of universe, both shows come from the same production era and are going to end up looking “close enough” aesthetic cohesion wise, just as the Miranda and Excelsior were just visually similar enough to the Galaxy for TNG’s purposes
This is my favorite ship. Used to love the Avenger series, but holy hell after I got the MW Gagarin...oh boy. I hardly fly any other ship. Just the layout for everything, speed, tankiness.
Admiral: "Send in 3 Gagarin class ships...fully loaded with a complement of MACO's" LT: *gasp* "Sir, wouldn't that be a bit of overkill?" Admiral: "I want everything dead in that system........................in the name of peace"
I remember watching an interview where the Picard team was trying to think of ships for that fleet and someone randomly mentioned STO. If i remember correctly, apparently most of the Picard team had no idea that such awesome designs existed in the game. How could they have missed such a treasure trove of already made ships?
I haven't played STO in a LOOOOONG time, and I'm aware of it having new designs. Show developers tend to look at games and thing "Ewwww, nerds!" It's a blind spot of theirs in almost any production, not just Star Trek related.
I have...at least one of the variants of this ship in ST:O. Got it as the reward for the first ever event I completed while playing the game. It now serves as the Tier 6 ship for my main character on my account, who I complete events with and such. I really love the appearance of the vessel. It's a very sleek design, that gives a fast attack ship vibe. And being a battlecruiser means I've got a ship that takes a bit more of a beating then some of the escort and pilot vessels my other characters use, but can move better and hit harder then the cruisers other characters have. While I certainly have other ships I really like, I'll always come back to my USS Constellation.
@@gondor532 what do you mean? That's literally how they've always done refit. The refit Enterprise was literally an entirely new ship, the old ship and new ship simply do not line up anywhere, theres no room in the refit for the original ships structure.
Kinda makes sense old Starfleet shuttle hulls etc would find themselves in taxi service, though. Many would be around and probably perfectly serviceable. I think of how Boston kinda famously has old military 'duck boats' as amphibious tour buses that are still kicking.
@@valor1omega Eh, but everything isn't between transporter pads/gates so everyone and everything beaming everywhere would be bound to get unwieldy. And there's a difference between actually travelling and just appearing.
Someday someone at paramount is going to figure out that well made models (Franklin Mint-ish) of all the different starships in cannon will create a Pokemon like craze in the Star Trek community. We'd all be like "Gotta get'er all!"
It makes sense to include these ships, because it was a very cheap way to get new ships into the shows, without designing and create new, expensive CGI movels.
They basically did what the Klingons have been doing forever now. Taking a old space frame, gutting it of antiquated components and filling it with modern components resulting basically a new ship class looking like the old. it saves money for Klingons (and film studios) and it shouldnt be surprising to see Starfleet finally doing the same.
Now to be fair. In beta Canon they are still building Miranda class ships even as late as the era prior to and during the Dominion War. The ships Sisko was posted to before his Tenure at DS9 had a Miranda built as it's replacement, and named after it as well.
The question I'd like answered the most is 'what is the Romulan Free State, and how does it differ from the Romulan Star Empire?' Also, 'where are the Remans?'
Isn't it kinda funny that several hundred years in the future most of their classes and ships are named after things that fit into a specifically 20th and 21st century reference pool?
I never thought of that. Funny but now I actually recall in the pilot episode of Discovery two ships whose names stand out to me. One being the U.S.S. Ta’Planahath (butchered the spelling) being named after a Vulcan philosopher, and the U.S.S. Shran which was clearly named after the 22nd century Andorian captain.
It's a graceful ship design. The Shepard is too but it has some bits that bug me. The Gagarin solves them. It's also one of the more powerful ships in the game imo. Better than the Vengeance.
I also currently have the Gagarin Class as my main ship in STO. Its very very reliable. And yes it looks so sexy too. STD and Picard are great shows in their own ways and have seated themselves along side other Star Trek series in thr canon universe. Mind if I ask. What shield or skin were you using on your gagarin? The one with the clean illuminated lines?
It would be interesting to heard what the writers think would be the differences between the Archer/Cochrane" Nacelle and the Eaves/Beyer Nacelle. I would imagine the Eaves/Beyer being much more durable and easier to repair. And despite the dearth of actual development, the Eaves/Beyer is not lacking for speed, top speed and probably acceleration. As vast and varied as the universe SHOULD be, that seemingly everyone uses Warp for FTL, and apparently uses the same type and configuration of Warp drive seems like some huge mass of [not thinking] on the part of the writers. This alternate version of the "classic" warp design, like "Radial Flux" versus "Axial Flux" Motors (feel free to look that up) is a welcome addition to the universe.
1:14)The lights around bridge say "aim here." 2:28)Looks like the Vanguard type of space station. 3:46)Archer-Cochrane engine? The USS Enterprise (NX 01) had an experimental Warp 3 engine. In one "ST:TOG" story line, Cochrane disappeared after his Warp 1 was tested. The Captain's father? Grandfather? 5:49)I would say that the USS Gagarin (USS 97930) is an upgunned 2nd flight USS Shepard Class. 7:27)The USS Christopher (NCC 97936) was the 2nd launched. There had to some very difficult problems building the other 5 in between. Was the 36 named for the son of USAF Captain John Christopher?" ST:TOS" Sea. 1/Epi. 19 "Tomorrow Is Yesterday".
As a lifelong, first run TAS watcher, Trek geek, I likey I'm partial to neckless, planar ship designs that otherwise maintain the Trek/Starfleet/Federation look
I forgive the Taxi shuttle because civilian use of obsolete military technology is very much a thing in line with Federation thinking. In the Shatnerverse for example the Enterprise A was given to a new member world as a system defence boat.
Nice stuff. Are you going to do a class on the Duderstadt class. That to me is a multi role class according to a couple of sites I have seen. It would be interesting to get YOUR pov of that.
as far as stats go in STO, the Gagarin is, hands down, a great design, but it has one rather glaring flaw they gave us an upside down ship. you don't need a particular eye for design to see that they just flipped it over and called it good. a damn shame. correctly oriented, the Gagarin looks great.
2 Channels specialized in lore agreeing with something that makes total sense. CBS: NAH, let's do this other thing instead... Wanna bet that will happen?
Well, most ship lore in old Trek was largely written for tech manuals (which is beta canon until an episode uses it), or simply not covered at all. It's extremely likely that none of these ships will ever get backstory that's canon, unless a story very specifically requires it.
I love how silly game mechanics are now informing engineering lore. We need 5 extra slots for some RNG stat modifier effects, quick Barion radiation, eps grids, space frame rebuilds. How nice for the franchise.
Sadly, the people answering directly to Klutzman (and writing Picard and STD specifically) don't seem to have the creativity or foresight to incorperate the Yard 39 storyline, the fact that they used a copy/paste fleet at all is proof of that. To be brutally honest, the concept for the Spore Drive in STD COULD have worked, story and lore wise, and certainly canon wise, IF STD had been set in the early/mid 25th century, instead of parralel to/pre-TOS, which would have avoided the canon-breaking introduction of Spock's fake sister (he never had one) and a literal _Jump Drive_ before Starfleet even started developing the excelcior class (there is also the issue of STD's writers forgetting how real world physics relating to sound and the vaccuum space work, but that's another whole barrel of fish). Hell, the concept of the Protostar only works because of where it sits in the Trek Timeline, if that had been set pre-TNG era, then it would have been just as much of a mess as STD.
I like your retcon on why discovery era assets were fielded with 'contemporary' ships. While you might not like it, this is what exists so we need an explaination. Also 'baryonic radiation' You mean regular ol alpha/beta radiation? Aka the star was spitting protons/electrons out?
That was the number of the original Sheppard class USS Gagarin that was destroyed early in season 1 of Discovery. All STO/Picard era Gagarin class ships have their numbers above NCC-97000.
STO was never canon, and the first Kelvin movie was released before STO launched. As I recall, Cryptic was under pressure to launch the game within 2 years (after Perpetual collapsed) in order to keep the licensing agreement, which is why the game launched in such a rough, contentless state.
Only if you're the lazy type. It takes less time and effort to take something that is already build redo it to where you can put in new technology than build it from scratch.
What I like about the Gagarin Class is that it does not have that weak thin neck that the Constitution Class has, the Gagarin is also compact and sleek.
Baryon radiation...so alpha particles? LOL. Baryons are protons and neutrons. I guess proton or neutron particle beams could also be considered "baryon radiation".
I love the STO variety of ships that we dont get to see in the prime universe. I can keep the universes separate in my headcannon and appreciate that the TNG had fewer classes and even despite the Dominion war, the Federation stepped back to an exploration mission from the battle-fleets that makes STO games interesting. I can handle both variations of Trek, fulfilling their purpose in their different mediums. The ships in both universes are gorgeous.
there is a crossfield in this style called the Glenn class and i want it more than words can describe but it can only be found in a $200 ship pack because capitalism is the worst
A lot of people I have come across in public like the name Constantinople, also I have done ship name voting on Twitter 4 times and 3 out of 4 Constantinople won, so I would name a ship the USS Constantinople.
You think the writers for Picard actually are aware of anything in star trek lore? They don't need to be aware of much star trek at all. Don't think many of them had ever watched an episode of star trek...
Sto really is doing all the work when it comes to ship design
I will FOREVER be in love with the STO: Command Battlecruisers
@@IN-tm8mw I personally love my Galaxy X.
Yep.
Very much agreed
sto is new cannon.
Great vid! The Gagarin is one of the few ships that can give the Vesta a run for its money in terms of my favorite 24th/25th century designs. And agreed, using the Yard 39 story in the 2390s would solve a lot of problems.
I just realized while thinking of the Disco era ships in Pic S1 that they kinda make sense. Those ships are only meant to be evacuation vessel's nothing more, nothing less. We are never told the exact number of ships lost in the Dominion War or even the Battle of Sector 001 for that matter. I could see Picard and La Forge issuing orders to pull older ships out of moth ball yards to build up the evacuation fleet for Romulus and honestly I think its the only way that the rest of Starfleet and the UFP would agree to help the Romulans, send old out of date ships that are being put back in service by the synths on Mars so resources and man power isn't being taken away from rebuilding the actual fleet and attempting to get it back to pre Dominion War numbers.
I like this theory, it definitely makes a lot of sense
Also out of universe, both shows come from the same production era and are going to end up looking “close enough” aesthetic cohesion wise, just as the Miranda and Excelsior were just visually similar enough to the Galaxy for TNG’s purposes
This is my favorite ship. Used to love the Avenger series, but holy hell after I got the MW Gagarin...oh boy. I hardly fly any other ship. Just the layout for everything, speed, tankiness.
Admiral: "Send in 3 Gagarin class ships...fully loaded with a complement of MACO's"
LT: *gasp* "Sir, wouldn't that be a bit of overkill?"
Admiral: "I want everything dead in that system........................in the name of peace"
Hard to get much more peaceful than what's left after a task force like that rolls through.
Imagine the poor pirates that first faced the deadly might of a gagarin class
During the Viet Nam War, some stupid US talking head said: "The village had to be destroyed in order to save it."
I remember watching an interview where the Picard team was trying to think of ships for that fleet and someone randomly mentioned STO. If i remember correctly, apparently most of the Picard team had no idea that such awesome designs existed in the game.
How could they have missed such a treasure trove of already made ships?
They aren't Trekkies and they lack imagination, that's why.
Even old school Trekkies know of STO and these ships.
I haven't played STO in a LOOOOONG time, and I'm aware of it having new designs. Show developers tend to look at games and thing "Ewwww, nerds!" It's a blind spot of theirs in almost any production, not just Star Trek related.
Because it's a game and thus it's dismissed out of hand.
I have...at least one of the variants of this ship in ST:O. Got it as the reward for the first ever event I completed while playing the game. It now serves as the Tier 6 ship for my main character on my account, who I complete events with and such.
I really love the appearance of the vessel. It's a very sleek design, that gives a fast attack ship vibe. And being a battlecruiser means I've got a ship that takes a bit more of a beating then some of the escort and pilot vessels my other characters use, but can move better and hit harder then the cruisers other characters have. While I certainly have other ships I really like, I'll always come back to my USS Constellation.
definitely looks like a throwback but I like it. great vid
I am actually wondering if the Disco vessels in Picard S1 might have been in the process of being refit into the new classes.
Those Magees could very likely be Shrans.
@@michaelgreenwood3413 Exactly
Which makes no sense, like the rest of the nu trek
They needed thousands of ships, im sure they were refitting anything that could move bodies.
@@gondor532 what do you mean? That's literally how they've always done refit. The refit Enterprise was literally an entirely new ship, the old ship and new ship simply do not line up anywhere, theres no room in the refit for the original ships structure.
Great review. Beautiful ship & it's unique EPS grid sounds cool. 👍👍
Named for Soviet Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first human to venture into space.
This ship type will be renamed. Kinda unfashionable to be Russian these days.
@@Quattro_Joe I'd say otherwise)
@@Янус_Ырт Tell that to German Shepards after WW2
I was the first man in space. Yuri Gregarin is the devil.
That's what I thought. Worth it just for that historical nugget.
Kinda makes sense old Starfleet shuttle hulls etc would find themselves in taxi service, though. Many would be around and probably perfectly serviceable. I think of how Boston kinda famously has old military 'duck boats' as amphibious tour buses that are still kicking.
Just like those police crown Vic's becoming taxis... or military grade Hum V's being sold to civilians.
Why?
They have mass teleport abilities now.
Odds are that way just to help make the show feel a bit more trek then some generic sci-fi show.
@@valor1omega Eh, but everything isn't between transporter pads/gates so everyone and everything beaming everywhere would be bound to get unwieldy. And there's a difference between actually travelling and just appearing.
Someday someone at paramount is going to figure out that well made models (Franklin Mint-ish) of all the different starships in cannon will create a Pokemon like craze in the Star Trek community. We'd all be like "Gotta get'er all!"
This Gagarin-class looks badass.
I Love the Gagarin Class! it's such a Beast in combat! :D
The Gagarin Class, my precious baby,,,
I've been keeping a Mirror gagarin always on back-hand in STO for whenever i feel peculiarly flipped ;P
It makes sense to include these ships, because it was a very cheap way to get new ships into the shows, without designing and create new, expensive CGI movels.
They basically did what the Klingons have been doing forever now. Taking a old space frame, gutting it of antiquated components and filling it with modern components resulting basically a new ship class looking like the old.
it saves money for Klingons (and film studios) and it shouldnt be surprising to see Starfleet finally doing the same.
Unfortunately, with the fucking D-7 and its "variants" you still have the stupid and exposed neck.
Now to be fair.
In beta Canon they are still building Miranda class ships even as late as the era prior to and during the Dominion War. The ships Sisko was posted to before his Tenure at DS9 had a Miranda built as it's replacement, and named after it as well.
It reminds me of a precursor version of a Buran command dreadnought which is an absolute tank of a ship.
That's actually a pretty intimidating design.
The question I'd like answered the most is 'what is the Romulan Free State, and how does it differ from the Romulan Star Empire?'
Also, 'where are the Remans?'
I love the design of this ship.
Now that is a cool ship
This ship just screams "I'm sneaking up on you!"
Isn't it kinda funny that several hundred years in the future most of their classes and ships are named after things that fit into a specifically 20th and 21st century reference pool?
I never thought of that. Funny but now I actually recall in the pilot episode of Discovery two ships whose names stand out to me. One being the U.S.S. Ta’Planahath (butchered the spelling) being named after a Vulcan philosopher, and the U.S.S. Shran which was clearly named after the 22nd century Andorian captain.
It's beautiful. The pylons for the nacelles are a little "Bi-planish". They remind me of Dervish, Hermes, Gryphon patrol units. Many thanx 👍👍
It's a graceful ship design. The Shepard is too but it has some bits that bug me. The Gagarin solves them. It's also one of the more powerful ships in the game imo. Better than the Vengeance.
So when are you doing profiles on the other recovered Yard 39 ships? So far this is the only one of the group you've covered.
I also currently have the Gagarin Class as my main ship in STO. Its very very reliable. And yes it looks so sexy too. STD and Picard are great shows in their own ways and have seated themselves along side other Star Trek series in thr canon universe. Mind if I ask. What shield or skin were you using on your gagarin? The one with the clean illuminated lines?
It would be interesting to heard what the writers think would be the differences between the Archer/Cochrane" Nacelle and the Eaves/Beyer Nacelle. I would imagine the Eaves/Beyer being much more durable and easier to repair. And despite the dearth of actual development, the Eaves/Beyer is not lacking for speed, top speed and probably acceleration.
As vast and varied as the universe SHOULD be, that seemingly everyone uses Warp for FTL, and apparently uses the same type and configuration of Warp drive seems like some huge mass of [not thinking] on the part of the writers. This alternate version of the "classic" warp design, like "Radial Flux" versus "Axial Flux" Motors (feel free to look that up) is a welcome addition to the universe.
It's a great looking ship.
Peace!
\o/
I love this design
1:14)The lights around bridge say "aim here."
2:28)Looks like the Vanguard type of space station.
3:46)Archer-Cochrane engine? The USS Enterprise (NX 01) had an experimental Warp 3 engine. In one "ST:TOG" story line, Cochrane disappeared after his Warp 1 was tested. The Captain's father? Grandfather?
5:49)I would say that the USS Gagarin (USS 97930) is an upgunned 2nd flight USS Shepard Class.
7:27)The USS Christopher (NCC 97936) was the 2nd launched. There had to some very difficult problems building the other 5 in between. Was the 36 named for the son of USAF Captain John Christopher?" ST:TOS" Sea. 1/Epi. 19 "Tomorrow Is Yesterday".
Finally! my main in STO
The Gagarin is arguably the best ship in the game that doesn't come in a gamble box. She's such a beast!
The Mirror version is good too
Hydra class all the way@@Rubix003
@Cerifiably ingame - what is that lovely musical piece that you are using in the background?
As a lifelong, first run TAS watcher, Trek geek, I likey
I'm partial to neckless, planar ship designs that otherwise maintain the Trek/Starfleet/Federation look
Really wish that you could have done an episode of the STO story with the Halloween mission...
my current ship in Sto and its dam good
Yet another ship that would have made a better Enterprise G!
I thought I read that this ship was influenced by Klingon design, as the Vor'cha class battle cruiser was influenced by Starfleet design.
I have one Eaglemoss model...hard to find. Ended up having to but three because they kept coming with the Nacels broken, being so long and skinny
Looks like some kind of racecar spaceship
We need an Excalibur class to be seen in Canon.
That ship CAN tank hits...
i am just bad at choosing build for the ship (in game, this ship is "miracle worker" but my build was tetryon)
I forgive the Taxi shuttle because civilian use of obsolete military technology is very much a thing in line with Federation thinking. In the Shatnerverse for example the Enterprise A was given to a new member world as a system defence boat.
Nice stuff. Are you going to do a class on the Duderstadt class. That to me is a multi role class according to a couple of sites I have seen. It would be interesting to get YOUR pov of that.
ST online is pulling star trek’s weight rn lol
Its a shame they stopped the sto collection then eaglemoss imploded. They were good little models
So, no mention of how the Disco Gagarin was just the Shenzhou flipped upside down?
you mean the shepherd? it has the same general profile sure but its wider, has longer nacelles, and a less greebled hull since its not a hero ship.
man i hope we here some news on the former eaglemoss star trek models so we can get a xl picard collection and lower deck and prodigy
I really want a protostar model.
@@tolazytothinkofanamd2351 would love a protostar xl model myself
A far simpler idea would be to declare Picard non-canon.
_Nothing of value would be lost._
as far as stats go in STO, the Gagarin is, hands down, a great design, but it has one rather glaring flaw
they gave us an upside down ship.
you don't need a particular eye for design to see that they just flipped it over and called it good. a damn shame. correctly oriented, the Gagarin looks great.
Can u do a video of all the classes of ships from start of star fleet to the latest class of ship
Is there Crossfeild class Starship to upgrade 25 century technology.
@5:22 Why does that look like a Centaur class ship.
Please do a video on the Miranda class, it never gets enough love
IMO it gets TOO MUCH love in STO
It is one of the cooler looking hulls
Kinda look like a futuristic frying pan with two handle with that narrow profile.
I'm Gaga for this class.
We all know they're not going to do that because that would make sense and would be a good move
Looks like a cross between the NX-01 and the Enterprise J
It makes sense with a 3d model made
No saucer separation? :(
Seems like a ship Lorca would captain.
Kinda amused that it looks reminiscent of an upside-down Akira.
@@UwU-pk6nvNope. Looks like a right-side-up Shepard, but an upside-down Akira. :P
Who else is in love with this ship?
I rather like this design, very battlecruiser-ish.
Does it use Photon Torpedos or Quantum Torpedos?
2 Channels specialized in lore agreeing with something that makes total sense.
CBS: NAH, let's do this other thing instead...
Wanna bet that will happen?
Well, most ship lore in old Trek was largely written for tech manuals (which is beta canon until an episode uses it), or simply not covered at all. It's extremely likely that none of these ships will ever get backstory that's canon, unless a story very specifically requires it.
damn，this level of fire power are rival with the terran empire level ship,starfleet wasn't fucking around this time
Awesome video. If you havent yet check out Adam Savage visiting the original enterprise model.
🖖
i fly this badass ship in sto
I love how silly game mechanics are now informing engineering lore. We need 5 extra slots for some RNG stat modifier effects, quick Barion radiation, eps grids, space frame rebuilds. How nice for the franchise.
Sadly, the people answering directly to Klutzman (and writing Picard and STD specifically) don't seem to have the creativity or foresight to incorperate the Yard 39 storyline, the fact that they used a copy/paste fleet at all is proof of that. To be brutally honest, the concept for the Spore Drive in STD COULD have worked, story and lore wise, and certainly canon wise, IF STD had been set in the early/mid 25th century, instead of parralel to/pre-TOS, which would have avoided the canon-breaking introduction of Spock's fake sister (he never had one) and a literal _Jump Drive_ before Starfleet even started developing the excelcior class (there is also the issue of STD's writers forgetting how real world physics relating to sound and the vaccuum space work, but that's another whole barrel of fish). Hell, the concept of the Protostar only works because of where it sits in the Trek Timeline, if that had been set pre-TNG era, then it would have been just as much of a mess as STD.
dude just stop. no one gives a shit about your half assed fandom menace bullshit. grow up and move on everyone else has
Why are most Star Trek ships have earth themed vessel names?
looks like a bulked out Crossfield class
That should have been the Enterprise F
I like your retcon on why discovery era assets were fielded with 'contemporary' ships.
While you might not like it, this is what exists so we need an explaination.
Also 'baryonic radiation' You mean regular ol alpha/beta radiation? Aka the star was spitting protons/electrons out?
Probably neutrons most likely. Those are known for being really nasty
NCC 1309??? That's more like a mid-23rd century registry number and not a late 24th century number.
That was the number of the original Sheppard class USS Gagarin that was destroyed early in season 1 of Discovery. All STO/Picard era Gagarin class ships have their numbers above NCC-97000.
Good to see these videos also a little drunk
STO was named Cannon before they ever did the Kelvin movies
That's why it was a big deal in STO when they showed the Enterprise F in Picard season 3, also known as The Odyssey
STO was never canon, and the first Kelvin movie was released before STO launched. As I recall, Cryptic was under pressure to launch the game within 2 years (after Perpetual collapsed) in order to keep the licensing agreement, which is why the game launched in such a rough, contentless state.
It would have been much easier to scrap those ships and start new
Only if you're the lazy type.
It takes less time and effort to take something that is already build redo it to where you can put in new technology than build it from scratch.
I kinda sorta like the _Discovery_ -era ship designs… but they look wholly inappropriate for the time period.
What I like about the Gagarin Class is that it does not have that weak thin neck that the Constitution Class has, the Gagarin is also compact and sleek.
🙂👍
Baryon radiation...so alpha particles? LOL. Baryons are protons and neutrons. I guess proton or neutron particle beams could also be considered "baryon radiation".
Reminds me a little of the NCC 1000 Bonaventure.
I love the STO variety of ships that we dont get to see in the prime universe. I can keep the universes separate in my headcannon and appreciate that the TNG had fewer classes and even despite the Dominion war, the Federation stepped back to an exploration mission from the battle-fleets that makes STO games interesting. I can handle both variations of Trek, fulfilling their purpose in their different mediums. The ships in both universes are gorgeous.
Its all canon now though.
@@RBGameZ619 Yeah the past few weeks have been very good to us. Not a great time for Earth Space Dock but it seems to be made alright afterwards.
No matter STO is out of story lines anyway
This ship screams "crossfield class" to me...
there is a crossfield in this style called the Glenn class and i want it more than words can describe but it can only be found in a $200 ship pack because capitalism is the worst
A lot of people I have come across in public like the name Constantinople, also I have done ship name voting on Twitter 4 times and 3 out of 4 Constantinople won, so I would name a ship the USS Constantinople.
I wonder if the USS Constantinople should be a YorkTown Class starship or some other ship entirely.
Where would beta canon be without Star Trek's perennial disregard for continuity and it's own lore? Where, I ask you?
100 years from now when you run out of topic ideas, you should do a timeline series to highlight all of the major points in the Star Trek timelines.
Iam sorry iam new StarTrek Online.
Still looks like a pizza cutter that resembles the Enterprise on Think Geek.
Don't they all look like one. 😏
Pretty interesting that it is named after the incident of the so called super humans on the planet Gagarin
You think the writers for Picard actually are aware of anything in star trek lore?
They don't need to be aware of much star trek at all. Don't think many of them had ever watched an episode of star trek...
Yeah they are aware of it but thanks for asking.