You also violated Starfleet protocols which require us to not interfere with developing cultures.
AIBI for choosing to post queries about logical decisions to a meme page as opposed to volunteering to moderate a discussion forum that I have stated I want to exist?
I'll speak to the Admin if you're volunteering to mod.
Probably my favourite VOY episode. I love how much fun the actors seemed to be having when the got to chew scenery.
Yeah, I agree that it's not the direction that would have got my vote. I'd like something that makes three and four player games viable without having to purchase a second Battle of Wolf 359 core set. I tried a three player game with my buddies using only the Borg cube map, and while it worked okay, it was certainly a bit claustrophobic. Plus, I need more health pegs.
The idea of TOS theme core set sounds great, but I'm going to guess that ship has sailed. Maybe we'll get the SNW crew vs. some Gorns.
The fact that Trepanation For Thou Also? III came before II or I is really a bold move on their part
The fact that Trepanation For Thou Also? III came before II or I is really a bold move on their part
"The Title Writer's Pen Cares Not for the Trekkie's High Expectations"
Okay, but is it going to include a copy of the glossary that was given to theatre goers at the original release so they might have some idea of what was going on?
I love this film.
Yeah, fair. I can certain see how that would limit interest.
I wish I was familiar enough with miniatures games to give you an answer regarding playstyle, but my experience is fairly limited. My favourite miniature game would be FFG's X-Wing game, though I stopped playing when they went to second edition.
If your store has the space for it, have you considered setting up a league night? GF9 has a league kit that includes an exclusive Q figure, and that might be enticing enough to the purchasers to get them coming in, and you could get a good look at the game.
I find "USS Callister" especially funny because early on in Disco's run, people would point to it as what new Trek should be, but the episode is all about how someone obsessed with an old sci-fi television show is a loser and a creep, and then it ends with the protagonists getting a Kelvin universe-esque upgrade, lens flares and all.
Media literacy!
I'm sure that you feel like you're saying something very profound, but for most people that's just gibberish.