Given that the canon TV shows seem to be taking more and more ships from Star Trek Online wouldn't be surprised to see the Vesta Class make the leap at some point.
IDK, if they showed the Odyssey class Enterprise only in it's ceremony to be decommissioned un the Picard series, I am afraid that they do the same with other STO starships or simply relegate them to mere cameos.
This is actually a pretty cool ship. Looks like a souped-up Intrepid. I also love the idea of Ezri Dax becoming a captain! Guess I need to track down those novels now
I have a Vesta class in Star Trek Online. It's optimized for speed and 'touring the galaxy'. I thought that was fitting for a exploration ship. To seek out worlds. I then use my Defiant class to turn starships into spacedust...
Starfleet uses Cision Promark 4 toothbrushes. They come equipped with tiny Mass Effect fields that break up plaque and massage the gums. They cost about 6,000 credits.
To paraphrase a known saying, everyone at Star Fleet Research and Development Branch were so busy asking if we *could* build the Cision Promark 4 toothbrushes, they forgot to ask if we *should.* Personally, I'm not sure we as a species are ready to handle such advanced dental hygiene technology. It might be too early.
Notably, they utilize the same chroniton sensors that the quantum slipstream uses. Except, instead of predicting the slipstream fluctuations, these predict where you'll be developing cavities!
It's called an eggplant because the botanist who discovered it saw it in It's early development where it actually looks like an egg. By the time they realized the mature plant looks way different the name already stuck
100%...but my Irish gf and her 2 english friends like to argue the fact because aubergine "sounds better". I have to offer her a potato and her friends some bangers to get then to settle down ;)
@@thalastianjorus Oh, apologies, you misunderstood. Eggplants were not "discovered" in any sense of the modern term. They were domesticated in Asia like .... thousands of years ago. There are references to them in ancient Greece and China, both predating Christ. The idea of a modern botanist or anything that resembles such going "oh! look at this plant! It looks like eggs" is absurd. Hense... *citation needed*
the Starfleet corps of engineers are not Engineers in the sense of technical designers but rather Engineers in the military sense, meaning personal trained in constructing infrastructure in hazardous enviornments and rapid speed.
Man, I love your vids. Not only are they informative, but your sarcastic tone and in additional commentary is just makes watching these videos more fun. Keep up the great work.
Adam sure puts his 'spin' on the narrative! So entertaining! I can't wait if you ever do a BSG episode review (Adam=Adama!)! I would love captaining a Luna class myself!
Now this is my kind of ship! I would love to see the Federation do a true carrier type of ship more in line with a modern air craft carrier, or something like a Space Control Ship (SCS) from the table top game Star Fleet Battles!
It is hard to justify a carrier when fighters seem somewhat anemic and fragile in that universe. We saw them explode like Oberth grade firecrackers during the Dominion War offensive, scores of them were lost during the push towards Cardassia Prime. Having said that, however, the damage dealt to pilots lost ratio might make them worth it, we don't have access to that data. It would be really cool to see a Federation carrier deploy waves of warp capable fighters though, like TIE fighters pouring out of an ISD.
@Voltaic Fire i see your point, but if an ecm/eecm system was developed for fighter craft, that scramble most starship targeting systems, giving the fighters more of a chance to score hits.
@@Voltaic_Fire I agree that their portrayal so far has made them look fairly useless, but they were quite good in the Table Top game Starfleet Battles. It's really just about how they are portrayed really. Maybe they hadn't used fighters much until the Dominion war, given that the Federation isn't war like. Possibly after that war, they come up with some new and improved ones. In fact, that could more or less be the premise of the first few episodes of the first season of the show. :) It's like shuttles. They are pretty useless in the early shows. Then they invent runabouts and things like the Delta Flyer.
Everybody always wants to see the new stuff. I always do. But we should go back a bit and talk about the ship that trail blazed for Starfleet before the NX class. The Daedalus class has always taken a back seat in it's history especially on this channel. How about some details and some videos on this?
I've been playing STO since May 2010 and my main's command is the USS Emilia, a Brigid Multi-Mission Surveillance Explorer :D The Caelian is a new addition to the line of ships that was added to a Legendary pack a in STO a year or so ago! It's alright I guess, I like the Brigid's seating more though ;)
I have to say I enjoy your videos with your satirical take on ship specifications as only data gets a smile from mundane techno babble. Well done and looking forward to your next showing.
I'm hoping that Voyager A is a Vesta class, thus finally making this beauty canon. As for saucer separation, it certainly would explain why there is such an overabundance of impulse engines in separation prime locations. :)
Aventine, tíne toe oh I love it. Please Mr. Adam, make som more videos you are really making them so much more than educational they are funny and I do agree in everything you said in the video. Besides I would mind having a Vesta class ship 😉
"Teen, tyne, tane, tone" "Lean, lyne, lane, loan" Had me literally rolling laughing, lol. I was wondering the rest of the video what other "pronunciation" you'd add next XD
This ship has always intrigued me. I always found it interesting and I think I would command this type of ship. A ship having not only a regular warp drive, but both a quantum AND transwarp drives is rather fascinating. Not surprised this ship would have hull armor like the Defiant. The one cannons is interesting too. I love the Defiant too, probably my second favorite 24th/25th Century Starship design that I like. BTW I loved this video on how it was presented. Adam you had me chuckling a lot especially with how you kept pronouncing the ship's name. UGH what a crappy way for Ezri to die. I dunno if I'll accept that as the books aren't cannon. So unless we actually SEE Ezri die I just won't accept that.
We need a new series with a ship that has a quantum slipstream drive with episodes where we explore the Dwarf Galaxies outside the Milky way. The ship should be equipped with all of the weapons, armor and drive systems in Voyager's last episode. The ship could eventually bump into the Kelbans from Andromeda and episodes where we actually have to ally with the Borg and the Dominion to deal with extra galactic races.
That's how we can get the Iconians into Alpha canon. A Fed starship exploring a dwarf galaxy discovers the Iconians. They're not sleeping or anything. Just waiting waiting to receive a signal from the Blue Gill that Starfleet is pacified.
ah the Vesta class not to be confused with the pasta class the Vesta has quantum slipstream drive the Pasta class has overcharged ' extra spicy meatball ' heavy quantum torpedoes
I love this ship. Thanks for the indepth video:) Btw, since you're taking suggestions Sir, could you look into a ship that may, or may not, fall into ANY canon or extended canon...The Abbe Class, a federation gunboat that existed, supposedly, in the Enterprise A era. Thanks!
It appears that Star Fleet is totally stuck in a never ending cycle of starship deigns. I think it’s about time for the starship design team to start thinking outside the box and produce some totally new designs.
A fun thing to do think about is how Voyager would have fared if she were a different class of ship. I think that the intrepid was fairly well suited, but would being stranded have been easier in a Vesta class, a Galaxy class or an Odyssey class? It could be a good idea to explore. I think the Vesta would have done better. It's a larger ship, with more people on board and far more power. This ship would have mopped the floor with the Khazon, for example. The only downside could be the increased consumption and resources. Obviously, it didn't exist at the time Voyager was lost, but it's interesting to theorise.
5:35 we know from ST Nemesis (I think it was Nemesis) that Janeway made admiral anyway, sometime before her subspace call to Picard to deliver orders or something. (It was a very small part of the movie.) 7:30 the metric ton is a unit of mass, not volume/space. 8:30 according to the graphic at 5:50, the crew's main recreation center might rightly be called Twelve Forward, and 6:00 it likely comes equipped with advanced drink straw replicators. 12:15 sounds like a certain author of novels really needs a few ... hundred hugs from a friend. Maybe even Sybok-strength hugs. 13:13 I can't help but feel that you have that reversed - as in Ezri first, the Aventine second. The last time we saw Julian and Ezri together on DS9, they were on VERY good terms. Like, "let me see if your spots can be licked off" kind of good terms. 👀 It's a beautiful ship, and I would love to captain one in my mind. Since I don't play the online game or read the novels you cited, your channel is a very good source of Trek info I might never see otherwise. Thank you.
I love this design. I wouldn't mind being Captain of a ship like this. This ship actually looks like it would have a chance of taking on the Borg successfully. Also, if you were thrown into the far reaches of the galaxy with a very long trip home, it looks like it has the speed necessary to get you home within your lifetime as well as the comfort levels required to not go insane due to being closed in on a small ship.
You make fun of the "super yacht" design the ship has, but in truth, on a deep space/long term exploration ship, one of the things you would want would be luxury, on top of practicality. Obviously the officers would be spending far more time than other counterparts on board the ship, so making it as comfortable as possible would greatly help with morale. The other important thing would be ensuring the damn thing could take a hit and dish one out. The fleet isn't there to back you, so being able to defend yourself would be probably the most vital. This is why I always made my first established base in Mass Effect Andromeda a military one.
I'm subscribing not for the entertainment or accent, it is because you ended the video with a choice I have made since its first appearance. The Defiant class starship is the ship I would choose to command.
Specially the science variant is very powerful within the game, if you fit her out correctly that is. It can deal a hefty punch to pretty much anything.
They have been hinting about it here recently. A "Next generation of a Next Generation" type of show. I am all for it. As much as I am looking to Picard this week? I would LOVE to see a BRAND NEW SHOW. Same vein as the original show. TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE
I can't wait for them to figure out how to add a compact (purple) temporal drive like a third Nacelle! Oh wait there's a bad omen with that one, maybe it's best to avoid messing with time even to save Earth.
Did anyone notice the reverse adaption chamber on the slipstream transponder when he was displaying the engine room? I noticed it also had an inverse gravity transition module that was incorporated into the flux capacitor used to facilitate the module infusion link.
I do command a tier six vesta in sto the nx93890c USS qutezecol. She gained the nx tag after the iconian war was refit to the c variant and ceased to exist on paper as she became a covert shop for starfleet
I still think that Starfleet should had used the original Slipstream tech and not the Borg enhanced Quantum Slipstream which negates the stress on the ship's forward hull. The Voyager was initially modified and successfully used the regular slipstream for several hours. 7of9 integrated certain transwarp principles to solve the forward stress to the ship's hull by creating a transwarp tunnelling effect in the quantum realm. Instead of reinforcing or redesigning the hull, she developed the quantum slipstream so that there's a forward wave generated by the main deflector far ahead of the ship so that there's no stress on the physical hull making the regular slipstream several times faster than the regular slipstream by Species116. IMO, the correct deployment for the original slipstream tech is the Voyager-A(Vivace class from SFC3/BridgeCommander/Armada) which is before the novel introduction's of the Vesta/Aventine class. The Vivace class looked like the forward section of the Intrepid class had been expanded by 1/3 more and the main hull by 1/4 more for safely travelling in slipstream plus fixed the variable position nacelles. Anyway don't forget to include the CoAxial Warp too since that didn't include an external modification to the ship's warp engines and maybe rebuild the ship's EPS system so that the Sikarian Trajector could also be used. IMO, the Sikarians are a remnant world of the T'Kon empire like Aldea and Outpost world. The quartz crystal used by the Sikarians for space folding are the similar large crystals seen on the T'Kon Outpost world.
“Oh, no, I’ve gone cross-eyed…” I always appreciate a good Austin Powers reference lol
Given that the canon TV shows seem to be taking more and more ships from Star Trek Online wouldn't be surprised to see the Vesta Class make the leap at some point.
They do have a lot of good designs in STO, not only Fed, but Klingon and Romulan.
And most of these ships looks like the
Sovereign and intrepid class ships 😅
@@Blueman2018 That's been the theme for Star Trek for a long time now. From TOS, to TNG, to the new trek.
@mikemullen A quantum (slipstream) leap?
IDK, if they showed the Odyssey class Enterprise only in it's ceremony to be decommissioned un the Picard series, I am afraid that they do the same with other STO starships or simply relegate them to mere cameos.
This guy should've been the narrator of Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy, he'd of been perfect for it.
This is actually a pretty cool ship. Looks like a souped-up Intrepid. I also love the idea of Ezri Dax becoming a captain! Guess I need to track down those novels now
Ezri sucks
Jadzia forever
@@warmpi Ezri makes a very good captain actually - more suited than Jadzia.
I'd love to bond with Ezri Dax.
Same here
I have a Vesta class in Star Trek Online. It's optimized for speed and 'touring the galaxy'. I thought that was fitting for a exploration ship. To seek out worlds. I then use my Defiant class to turn starships into spacedust...
The hybrid of Sovereign, Galaxy, and Intrepid classes. Superyacht with advanced toothbrushes, to boldly go where no yacht has gone before.
Starfleet uses Cision Promark 4 toothbrushes. They come equipped with tiny Mass Effect fields that break up plaque and massage the gums. They cost about 6,000 credits.
To paraphrase a known saying, everyone at Star Fleet Research and Development Branch were so busy asking if we *could* build the Cision Promark 4 toothbrushes, they forgot to ask if we *should.*
Personally, I'm not sure we as a species are ready to handle such advanced dental hygiene technology. It might be too early.
Notably, they utilize the same chroniton sensors that the quantum slipstream uses. Except, instead of predicting the slipstream fluctuations, these predict where you'll be developing cavities!
It's called an eggplant because the botanist who discovered it saw it in It's early development where it actually looks like an egg. By the time they realized the mature plant looks way different the name already stuck
[citation needed]
100%...but my Irish gf and her 2 english friends like to argue the fact because aubergine "sounds better". I have to offer her a potato and her friends some bangers to get then to settle down ;)
@@padrescout No citation needed... Egg Plants look like chicken eggs on the ends of it's branches when they're young. They're even white.
@@thalastianjorus Oh, apologies, you misunderstood. Eggplants were not "discovered" in any sense of the modern term. They were domesticated in Asia like .... thousands of years ago. There are references to them in ancient Greece and China, both predating Christ. The idea of a modern botanist or anything that resembles such going "oh! look at this plant! It looks like eggs" is absurd. Hense... *citation needed*
the Starfleet corps of engineers are not Engineers in the sense of technical designers but rather Engineers in the military sense, meaning personal trained in constructing infrastructure in hazardous enviornments and rapid speed.
Man, I love your vids. Not only are they informative, but your sarcastic tone and in additional commentary is just makes watching these videos more fun. Keep up the great work.
"With this discovery brought about by a bunch of random teens and a very strange dog!" - priceless!
Adam sure puts his 'spin' on the narrative! So entertaining! I can't wait if you ever do a BSG episode review (Adam=Adama!)!
I would love captaining a Luna class myself!
Aventeen/tine/tian/tone/. Had me in stitches. This is why I love this channel.
This is the comment I'm looking for 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
For a moment I got confused about the ship's actual name
Whether it is just Aventine or Aventine -titane
This ship looks like a combination of the Intrepid and Sovereign-classes
With a hint of enterprise B in the ass
Came to say exactly this.
Sovereign class ships HAVE been known to sneak up behind other weaker classes of ships and have their way with them...
Did you even watch the video?
@@Ziplock9000 Yes of course I did this is just my personal opinion.
I used to use a Vesta Class in STO. One of the best ships I ever flew. Her name was USS Eris, NCC-80115.
One of the greatest Starfleet designs ever.
Now this is my kind of ship! I would love to see the Federation do a true carrier type of ship more in line with a modern air craft carrier, or something like a Space Control Ship (SCS) from the table top game Star Fleet Battles!
With swarms of Valkyrie fighters from ST Invasion (my favorite Fed fighter)
Only thing that comes to mind is the Jupiter-Class Carrier in Star Trek Online.
It is hard to justify a carrier when fighters seem somewhat anemic and fragile in that universe. We saw them explode like Oberth grade firecrackers during the Dominion War offensive, scores of them were lost during the push towards Cardassia Prime. Having said that, however, the damage dealt to pilots lost ratio might make them worth it, we don't have access to that data. It would be really cool to see a Federation carrier deploy waves of warp capable fighters though, like TIE fighters pouring out of an ISD.
@Voltaic Fire i see your point, but if an ecm/eecm system was developed for fighter craft, that scramble most starship targeting systems, giving the fighters more of a chance to score hits.
@@Voltaic_Fire I agree that their portrayal so far has made them look fairly useless, but they were quite good in the Table Top game Starfleet Battles. It's really just about how they are portrayed really. Maybe they hadn't used fighters much until the Dominion war, given that the Federation isn't war like. Possibly after that war, they come up with some new and improved ones. In fact, that could more or less be the premise of the first few episodes of the first season of the show. :)
It's like shuttles. They are pretty useless in the early shows. Then they invent runabouts and things like the Delta Flyer.
You're having way too much fun with this. It's contagious. :-)
Everybody always wants to see the new stuff. I always do. But we should go back a bit and talk about the ship that trail blazed for Starfleet before the NX class. The Daedalus class has always taken a back seat in it's history especially on this channel. How about some details and some videos on this?
That ship should have been a new Enterprise G! Beautiful design ❤
Sovereign had that super ugly deflector dish, Vesta's is beautiful!
Lt Commander Adam. The only one who should do ship breakdowns, in my opinion.
He's hilarious.
Adam is a valued member of our crew, but sometimes other people will take the ship for a spin ;)
- Jack
The Vesta Class has a nice futuristic looking design, I like it very much!
thanks for reminding of that just odd thing called the burn in the startrek cannon
I keep waiting for him to start using "lolilulalo" from metal gear series of games as a name for a ship.
Vesta is Besta (& is still one of (many) favorite ships in STO).
“Oh no, I’ve gone cross eyed….”
💀 Great Austin Powers reference!
I've been playing STO since May 2010 and my main's command is the USS Emilia, a Brigid Multi-Mission Surveillance Explorer :D
The Caelian is a new addition to the line of ships that was added to a Legendary pack a in STO a year or so ago! It's alright I guess, I like the Brigid's seating more though ;)
I have to say I enjoy your videos with your satirical take on ship specifications as only data gets a smile from mundane techno babble. Well done and looking forward to your next showing.
I've no idea why this came up in my feed but the 1st 30sec alone are golden XD
I'm hoping that Voyager A is a Vesta class, thus finally making this beauty canon.
As for saucer separation, it certainly would explain why there is such an overabundance of impulse engines in separation prime locations. :)
Voyager-A being vesta is actually a solid idea.
"Prepare for horseshoe separation!"
What? the Oddy has 'chevron' separation, and the vesta's "bit" is far from saucer shaped!
The Voyager A will be a new class of starship in Star Trek Prodigy.
Aventine, tíne toe oh I love it.
Please Mr. Adam, make som more videos you are really making them so much more than educational they are funny and I do agree in everything you said in the video.
Besides I would mind having a Vesta class ship 😉
I’d command a Vesta class.
I think my list for first pick 24th Century vessels is:
1. Sovereign.
2. Vesta.
3. Luna.
And then maybe an Akira.
Not sure if you’ve done one but a video on the Saber class would be cool
Stick around, it will be on the short list soon! ;)
- Jack
"Teen, tyne, tane, tone" "Lean, lyne, lane, loan" Had me literally rolling laughing, lol. I was wondering the rest of the video what other "pronunciation" you'd add next XD
I want the vesta class to be canon so badly it’s literally a great ship with a great piece of lore.
Can you imagine how amazingly freaking awesome it would be for the Destiny trilogy to be brought to the screen!!!!
Sadly it will never happen
Phalanx class from the Ship of the line calendar please.
They should've had twin captains Romulus,and Remus be the first captains of these ships,and have the first ship named Augustus.
Been a Trek fan since the 70's. Was never a fan of either the Enterprise E or Voyager - but this design... wow. I really dig this one.
I have always been partial to the Vesta. It would have been nice to see a couple in Picard, Lower Decks or Prodigy.
I want a Galaxy Class-sized Defiant!
I am huge Danube class Runabout fan. So I’d like to see you guys do a review of that ship as well.
Runabouts are interesting in Trek history
Great ship in StarTrek Online. First ship I could go toe to toe with a Borg Cube singlehandedly with confidence and win.
Vesta Class is hands down the best looking starship to ever come out of the Trek universe
5:35 nice Austin Powers reference.
I would love to Command a Vesta Class, as long as Ezri Dax were reconstituted as my First Officer.
You can see how much work and effort you put into this video, thank you very much
Not enough effort to figure out how to say the ships name...
I main a Vesta family ship in STO. My favorite! Cannons and carrier, best of all worlds.
My character on STO has had one of these for years now. Love it.
WHAT A BEAUTY!!
This ship has always intrigued me. I always found it interesting and I think I would command this type of ship. A ship having not only a regular warp drive, but both a quantum AND transwarp drives is rather fascinating. Not surprised this ship would have hull armor like the Defiant. The one cannons is interesting too.
I love the Defiant too, probably my second favorite 24th/25th Century Starship design that I like.
BTW I loved this video on how it was presented. Adam you had me chuckling a lot especially with how you kept pronouncing the ship's name.
UGH what a crappy way for Ezri to die. I dunno if I'll accept that as the books aren't cannon. So unless we actually SEE Ezri die I just won't accept that.
My new favourite class!
To me one of the most elegant and beautiful of the more contemporary designs. I would much rather STO be canon than any of the new shows.
We need a new series with a ship that has a quantum slipstream drive with episodes where we explore the Dwarf Galaxies outside the Milky way. The ship should be equipped with all of the weapons, armor and drive systems in Voyager's last episode. The ship could eventually bump into the Kelbans from Andromeda and episodes where we actually have to ally with the Borg and the Dominion to deal with extra galactic races.
quantum slipstream still takes nearly a year to get to the edge of Andromeda galaxy.... thats at fulltilt the entire time... zero stops.
That's how we can get the Iconians into Alpha canon. A Fed starship exploring a dwarf galaxy discovers the Iconians. They're not sleeping or anything. Just waiting waiting to receive a signal from the Blue Gill that Starfleet is pacified.
ah the Vesta class not to be confused with the pasta class
the Vesta has quantum slipstream drive
the Pasta class has overcharged ' extra spicy meatball ' heavy quantum torpedoes
I love this ship. Thanks for the indepth video:) Btw, since you're taking suggestions Sir, could you look into a ship that may, or may not, fall into ANY canon or extended canon...The Abbe Class, a federation gunboat that existed, supposedly, in the Enterprise A era. Thanks!
Hell yeah! I've had a Vesta Class in ST Online for years!
It appears that Star Fleet is totally stuck in a never ending cycle of starship deigns. I think it’s about time for the starship design team to start thinking outside the box and produce some totally new designs.
to quote wreck gar
its sleek sexy import with turbo handling
Cheers Adam
A fun thing to do think about is how Voyager would have fared if she were a different class of ship. I think that the intrepid was fairly well suited, but would being stranded have been easier in a Vesta class, a Galaxy class or an Odyssey class? It could be a good idea to explore.
I think the Vesta would have done better. It's a larger ship, with more people on board and far more power. This ship would have mopped the floor with the Khazon, for example. The only downside could be the increased consumption and resources. Obviously, it didn't exist at the time Voyager was lost, but it's interesting to theorise.
I'm shocked you didn't name it Eggplant at some point. We would have gotten it. Now I want some Indian eggplant curry over rice.
The Vester Class, looks like a fancy streched Voyager
I love how the class is named after a brand of 70s dehydrated ready meals!
The Vesta to me is one of the prettiest ships in Trek
I main a Vesta in STO. Fun ship to fly.
5:35 we know from ST Nemesis (I think it was Nemesis) that Janeway made admiral anyway, sometime before her subspace call to Picard to deliver orders or something. (It was a very small part of the movie.)
7:30 the metric ton is a unit of mass, not volume/space.
8:30 according to the graphic at 5:50, the crew's main recreation center might rightly be called Twelve Forward, and 6:00 it likely comes equipped with advanced drink straw replicators.
12:15 sounds like a certain author of novels really needs a few ... hundred hugs from a friend. Maybe even Sybok-strength hugs.
13:13 I can't help but feel that you have that reversed - as in Ezri first, the Aventine second. The last time we saw Julian and Ezri together on DS9, they were on VERY good terms. Like, "let me see if your spots can be licked off" kind of good terms. 👀
It's a beautiful ship, and I would love to captain one in my mind. Since I don't play the online game or read the novels you cited, your channel is a very good source of Trek info I might never see otherwise. Thank you.
I love this design. I wouldn't mind being Captain of a ship like this. This ship actually looks like it would have a chance of taking on the Borg successfully. Also, if you were thrown into the far reaches of the galaxy with a very long trip home, it looks like it has the speed necessary to get you home within your lifetime as well as the comfort levels required to not go insane due to being closed in on a small ship.
That explains why one of the alternate versions available in STO is the Hestia-class, Hestia being the Greek goddess of hearth and home.
You make fun of the "super yacht" design the ship has, but in truth, on a deep space/long term exploration ship, one of the things you would want would be luxury, on top of practicality. Obviously the officers would be spending far more time than other counterparts on board the ship, so making it as comfortable as possible would greatly help with morale.
The other important thing would be ensuring the damn thing could take a hit and dish one out. The fleet isn't there to back you, so being able to defend yourself would be probably the most vital. This is why I always made my first established base in Mass Effect Andromeda a military one.
It’s Voyager meets Enterprise-D. I love it. Just needs a spore drive.
I'm subscribing not for the entertainment or accent, it is because you ended the video with a choice I have made since its first appearance. The Defiant class starship is the ship I would choose to command.
Galaxy class was the best! Not the most advance of course, but the enterprise D could be retrofitted to become more powerful.
Specially the science variant is very powerful within the game, if you fit her out correctly that is. It can deal a hefty punch to pretty much anything.
🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done and very well informatively explained and executed in every way and detail possibly provided indeed 👌.
Waiting to hear more about those advanced toothbrushes🤔
Not sure we as a species are ready to handle such advanced dental hygiene technology. I admit I'm a little uncomfortable, even somewhat afraid.
Given that exploration is my favorite thing to do in any space-related games, this would definitely be "my ship"
The Enterprise G!
If you're ever in Toronto, explore Vesta Lunch. You're welcome.
A starship of the Ambassador class!
I'd captain a Vesta. Seems like a pretty cool ship and the closest I'd get to a carrier ship in Star Trek.
you and that defiant class
Slipstream technology? Hell yes, I would command a Vesta Class.
2380 that's the 24th Century that's amazing. Vesta class exploration starship that's cool engage.
Sweet looking ship
They have been hinting about it here recently. A "Next generation of a Next Generation" type of show. I am all for it. As much as I am looking to Picard this week? I would LOVE to see a BRAND NEW SHOW. Same vein as the original show. TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE
It's my favoriite star trek ship design.
It is my ship for my Star Trek online character ✌️
Always been a huge fan of the Reliant from Wrath of Khan.
Sure, give me a Vesta class, I loved having one for my Science captain in STO.
I'd love a vid on the universe class
I can't wait for them to figure out how to add a compact (purple) temporal drive like a third Nacelle! Oh wait there's a bad omen with that one, maybe it's best to avoid messing with time even to save Earth.
Did anyone notice the reverse adaption chamber on the slipstream transponder when he was displaying the engine room? I noticed it also had an inverse gravity transition module that was incorporated into the flux capacitor used to facilitate the module infusion link.
You had me at TEEN TYNE TAIN
Yes I would absolutely want to be any officer on as well as command Vesta class...
I do command a tier six vesta in sto the nx93890c USS qutezecol. She gained the nx tag after the iconian war was refit to the c variant and ceased to exist on paper as she became a covert shop for starfleet
I still think that Starfleet should had used the original Slipstream tech and not the Borg enhanced Quantum Slipstream which negates the stress on the ship's forward hull. The Voyager was initially modified and successfully used the regular slipstream for several hours. 7of9 integrated certain transwarp principles to solve the forward stress to the ship's hull by creating a transwarp tunnelling effect in the quantum realm. Instead of reinforcing or redesigning the hull, she developed the quantum slipstream so that there's a forward wave generated by the main deflector far ahead of the ship so that there's no stress on the physical hull making the regular slipstream several times faster than the regular slipstream by Species116.
IMO, the correct deployment for the original slipstream tech is the Voyager-A(Vivace class from SFC3/BridgeCommander/Armada) which is before the novel introduction's of the Vesta/Aventine class. The Vivace class looked like the forward section of the Intrepid class had been expanded by 1/3 more and the main hull by 1/4 more for safely travelling in slipstream plus fixed the variable position nacelles.
Anyway don't forget to include the CoAxial Warp too since that didn't include an external modification to the ship's warp engines and maybe rebuild the ship's EPS system so that the Sikarian Trajector could also be used. IMO, the Sikarians are a remnant world of the T'Kon empire like Aldea and Outpost world. The quartz crystal used by the Sikarians for space folding are the similar large crystals seen on the T'Kon Outpost world.
I’d love to captain that ship!
its not Aventine like Newcastle upon Tyne, its Aventiné, the Destiny series of books are awesome, best Trek books ive read.
The "Aventinetinetanetone" kinda fun to say...lol