USS Excelsior With Photon Torpedoes - Star Trek - Space Engineers
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2024
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The blue thing is the deflector dish, they will sometimes fire various particle/energy beams as a tool rather than a weapon. The Phasers (not lasers) come from phaser banks located on the upper and lower portions of the "Saucer" section (not a dome)
You definitely graduated from Starfleet Academy.
@@ThatDamnedTurk the whole time he kept saying "dome" I was like "is he talking about the bridge?" Lol
Thanks for the review 👍
Builder Credits
- HD - Lead artist
- Keras - Interior Assistance
- Talia T7 - Systems, Windows, Subgrid Stability, Torpedoes
- ZEO - Systems, Torpedoes
The ship is actually an Excelsior II Class. The Excelsior II has an elongated narrower bridge akin to the later Enterprise classes (Sovereign, Odyssey, Constitution III) with various darker segments. The blue dish under the saucer is a deflector dish that pushes objects away while at warp speed. Amazing attention to detail by the author though
If I remember correctly it was predating Lakota class?
Lakota is easy to recognize with massive additional Impulse Engines.
@@TheRezro the Lakota class (i think you mean USS Lakota - Excelsior refit ?) was made around ST Generations. Excelsior 2 is closer to PIC, you can see the stouter nacelles. (and the Obena has Sovereign nacelles)
With how much scifi stuff LSG covers, it's always amusing to see how much he's actually removed from scifi media.
It hurts so much
Funny fact, I got into space engineers for the building so my Sci-Fi knowledge is limited, I have enjoyed star ship troopers, stargate and star wars in there entirety. But with series like star trek its hard to know even where to start.
@@LastStandGamers Bigest problem with shows from 90's two first seazons are bit rough. With dated special effects many new people bouncing off from them and new shows are mehhh.
That way I'm gonna recomend for complete newbies (yes a lot of pepole gonna eat me)ST Strange New Worlds and ST Enterprise. Then I go to 90's shows, after that watch all pre J.J. Abrams films.
Or if you are real try hard go for original serie from 60's XD.
Watching films isn't best way to start becouse you missing a lot of context there.
@@LastStandGamers Something more contemporarily accessible would be Strange New Worlds. It's mostly episodic and encapsulates the message of hope that the original tried to convey without the cheesiness of the original series... and a better special effects budget.
Ikr its obvious he never does a single bit of research before making videos. It's genuinely hard to watch
That build is amazing. I can almost hear somebody saying that the Phasers were supposed to be installed next tuesday
That main hangar bay design is even smoother than butter and god damn do I envy the skills of the builder
Great looking ship. Love these spotlight videos
GAAH! Drove me crazy with this one. Dome? Engine bay? Reactor core? The Saucer section (dome), nacelles (engine bay), Mater/Anti-mater Warp Core (reactor). The blue area on the front is the navigational deflector. It projects a positron field in front of the ship to push space debris away from the ship.
Absolutely breathtaking. Amazing.
Deep space nine is my favourite, you will see all the startrek ships that were built on your server tour 😊
Very nicely done and covered 👍
If you've got no problem with old special effects I would suggest to start in release order, for the length don't worry if you watch a couple while you eat dinner you'll be done quicker than you'd want, the full list of main series is: The original series, Next Generation, Deep Space Nine (a bit more optional but cool concept), Voyager, Enterprise and then if you want the new ones Discovery, Strange new worlds e Picard. If you'd like something less episodic with better special effects to start with maybe I'd suggest discovery, it's not as good as the older ones but it's shorter and can give you a good starting point to then expand the story.
Thankyou for the suggestion, I am having a look at the comments to see where people suggest starting but its still a lot of catching up to do.
Thanks for the review Aaron!
The build is intended to be used with mods, but built in vanilla so players can use mods of their choosing.
Thruster Damage Friendly.
I had a feeling it would be, fantastic build !!
The warp core works on the reaction between matter and antimatter, the dylithium crystals is the catalyst. The resulting energy is used to power the entire ship and of course the warp drive. When they say the antimatter confinement is compromised that's basically a meltdown and thus the famous warp core breach.
The warp nacelles(also referred to as the engines) form the subspace field around the ship allowing it to go faster than light.
Finally the main deflector dish is a multi purpose part of the ship, it's been used in the show from long range communication to high energy beams and more.
Additionally the red engines at the back of the saucer are the impulse engine, not to be mistaken with the maneuvering thrusters those are the yellow bits spread around the entire ship. Impulse is used for movement below FTL and thrusters are used in docking.
This is how I understand it at least. I think The Next Generation and Voyager are the two series that really go deep into the mechanics..
Anyway, Arron asked for it he's getting it hehe
Generally correct but for a few details.
The warp nacelles provide no thrust and are exclusively for warp travel. They do indeed generate the warp field.
The main reactor doesn't power the whole ship, instead it is almost exclusively for warp travel, though it also provides additional power for weapons and shields.
For sublight travel, called impulse, and general ship systems power, Starfleet ships typically use a more "conventional" fusion reactor. This is why they can continue to operate even after ejecting the warp core.
@@danielhomant2832 Those glowing red sections on front of nacelles are Busard collectors. They suck in deuter dispersed in space, what is used in both warp reactor to generate plasma and in the fusion engine.
@@TheRezro I'm aware, the NX-2000 with Transwarp is my favorite ship, heh. I didn't want to correcting every last detail.
If you want to understand Star Trek, I recommend starting with _The Wrath of Khan_
U can modify the deflector dish or circle to a weapon or to close a time rift or a transwarp conduit
I recommend star trek deep space 9, first few seasons may look a bit rough but the lore is expansive. its possibly the best star trek series other than the original series and generations :)
It looks like a lot of the internals might have been inspired by Star Trek elite force two, or at the very least very similar
Maybe in ur next video if u can flip the camera because when u went in the shuttle bay the words are in reverse
i play on a star trek sever called stc the continuum they have a mod for glow blocks for engines
Most starfleet ships have 1st 2nd and 3rd power generators especially the universe class starship (uss enterprise j)
the blue beam is a energy beam it used similar to a tractor beam
Starfleet can have creative ways to fight
Im sure he miss named every component to trigger trekies lol
deflector dish lol
Watch any Trek pre STD...it's initials aren't "STD" for nothing. I'd like to see a Borg Cube and a Borg Queen Sphere, and or even the battlestar Galactica or Pegasus, and or a Babylon Base, as in Babylon 5.
Man this is my dream game i have a good idea if you guys a faction related to the united federation of planets the overall ship designs stay but the military power increases in the trillions (called the united federation front) it would be a good idea if your battling a fairly large faction
Bruh a word has been skipped
If the suggestion works this faction doesn't necessarily need powerful ships which explains the lack of firepower in each federation starship compared to more heavily armed factions
It does work if you think of it
Start with the original series and then the 6 movies. you could then go on to watch the Animated Series if you want or go on to The Next Generation / Deep Space Nine. Voyager is good and Enterprise is underrated and then there are the four Next Generation films. The Abram films are fine on their own but start to move away from what Star Trek is. As for the other series I'd say save your self the headache and skip them.
Voyager doesn't really add much, even though it sounds cool on paper. And I wouldn't waste time on animated stuff, but yeah Enterprise was better than I expected and liked Scott Bacula's performance.
Voyager is basically a Trek fan-fic what become TV series. It is not good, but over time is saved by characters.
Star Trek Enterprise become good from third season. Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks is actually good.
First
damn
I'm going to be very sad if you don't start watching Star Trek The next generation soon