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Like I said earlier in the thread or in the check, if I remember something I read about Star Trek online correctly they had holographic crews.
I don't know about holographic crews but Memory Alpha points out that Prometheus Class ships in Star Trek Online lack the "multi vector assault mode." Th star trek wiki sites do acknowledge that the ships have holoemitters through out the ship, it does however specifically mention that they are so the EMH mark II has full access to the ship instead of being restricted to the sickbay.
“Captain we have picked up weapons fire.” Marcus turned away from Da’toth and looked at the minbari sensor tech.
“Did our impending doom make its appearance?” The human asked.
“Negative,” The communications trainee answered, “Appears to have been a miscommunication between a pair of ships.”
Marcus nodded and started to turn back to his first officer when the communications officer slid past the trainee and pushed a message through to the viewer.
| ”- Anubis. I claim this vessel. Stand clear or be destroyed." |
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“It is being played across all communication frequencies.” The comm officer answered the captain's unspoken question.
Marcus headed for his chair, Da’toth moved to her station. “This must be the threat.” He started, “Certainly believes himself to be intimidating. End the drills.”
The captain leaned back and watched as the chaos of battle started to unfold.
The ship moved away from the periphery of the conflict towards the very center.
“Get me a line to that shuttle.” Marcus stated pointing to the vessel that instigated the warning.
“A jump point vortex will be opening to your starboard. Make haste into it and you will be clear of the battle, try to avoid the edge.” |
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Marcus motioned for the communications to be cut. Turning to the ship's pilot the Shok’na nodded, confirming the orders he’d given during the communication. The captain then pushed a button on his chair’s arm.
“Wyvern Lead.” A voice stated.
“Standby to launch.” Marcus answered. “Your wing may end up fighting in hyperspace though.”
Hmmmmmn. Abandon the shuttle cause a bunch of Capital ships just warped in or dedicate the Liberator to the fight. Decisions... Decisions. I mean if the Sith lord dies, would that really be a bad thing?
Probably less a bad thing than a Gould inside a Sith Lord. I need to check something than I gotta talk to her majesty
Da’Toth frowned at her com pad. Something in the images she studied had grabbed her attention. She stared at the stars in the images on her hand held computer, they felt familiar somehow.
“Captain, the computer has recognized the phenomenon we first encountered.” The Drazi trainee stated. “It was a rare form of cosmic radiation.”
“Really?” The captain asked, “Well that's a relief.” The human stated almost cheerily.
The first officer's head snapped up at her captain’s words. Da’Toth had known Marcus for years, and she could tell by looking at him that the information was anything but relieving. And the way he spoke reminded the alien of a previous mission, one in which they knew they were being eavesdropped on.
The Shok’Nali scanned the bridge, the faces of the trainees looked relieved, and even the veteran Rangers looked more relaxed since the identity of the first one they saw was “discovered.” Da’Toth always wondered what it was about the first ones that terrified the younger… It suddenly hit her.
She tapped a series of orders into her com pad. She overheard conversation as she watched the image change. Finally her computer displayed what she hoped she’d see. Her triumph was betrayed as another result she searched for came back negative, followed by another, and again another.
Marcus was skimming the display, reading through the various conversations Ahel was eavesdropping upon. He studied the information again before the sensor trainee spoke up. The sudden identification of the “phenomenon” seemed uniquely timed.
“Really?” Marcus stated, his suspicions hadn't faded; However he felt the need to disassemble, “Well that's a relief.”
The captain could see relief settle over his crew. The truth of his doubts would remain his secret to share. He didn't know what these first ones could do, and so he’d have to proceed carefully. Marcus’ attention was grabbed by a message from a small ship.
"Attention ships. There is a greater threat approaching from the" -Palpatine felt for the ripples in the Force- "Galactic Center. We must stand together or be destroyed. As this shuttle is lightly armed, I... suggest... you protect it." |
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The captain’s eyebrows rose, This one is used to issuing commands. Marcus thought. He had already placed his crew at battlestations. The experienced rangers either ran their trainees through drills or relaxed; Either through meditation or more mundane means. Either way his ship was combat ready.
“Captain a moment?” A voice asked softly.
Marcus moved his eyes to his first officer, the captain nodded and joined her. “Yes?” He asked.
“I think I know where we are.” Marcus kept his face still and motioned her to continue. She showed him the computers displayed location, including an estimated date over two centuries earlier then it should be. “The date is an estimation based on recorded galactic drift.”
“That would explain our communication difficulties.” Marcus said.
“It gets worse,” The Narn entered a command and the display changed to a number of star scapes. The first officer’s finger touched one of the images. “Minbar;” The finger moved to the next images, “Zhabar, Pa’ri, Aicha;” Her voice grew sad as her finger hovered over the final image. “Narn.”
Marcus bit the inside of his cheek to prevent a frown. He wasn't intimately familiar with most of those systems. However, the star identified as Minbar was a different classification of the star he remembered. “Did you identify any star properly?”
“Only two appear correct,” The Shok’Nali stated. “Centuari Prime, and Sol.”
Sorry bout lack of post. Life got a little strange. Post is mostly written in my google will finish it up and have it up friday.
I'll try and get a post up after work tomorrow (tues)
I'm disappointed I missed this. I wouldn't have been able to resist submitting my Uraga class Stealth carrier from Macross! Then again I do have a nice system Lord I would love to play. Of course one would have to resist the temptation to submit either a Macross Quarter or a Glorious Heritage Class ship from Andromeda. Those would be just too ridiculous.
I actually initially planned to play a Glorious Heritage Class ship. But was told it was too much for the rp. Of course that was before a mothership from homeworld showed up.
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That would depend on each ship's sensors. I expect most ships that do not encounter space monsters or biological ships would just see a weird ship reading.
yes it does depend on ship sensors. That was why i brought it up. Any sensors searching for life signs would most likely read the ship as one massive life sign. Whether they encounter space monsters or biological ships don't matter. Its a massive life sign, because the Vorlon tech it is comprised of is living.
So a thought occured to me. Given the living material the whitestar is made of would it appear to be a large creature more then a ship? And thus hide the crew inside?
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