It'll be a mass transport. Remove the errant 'Locutus' DNA code from the transport buffers and then gain access to all the fleet's transporter controls (or a few of the more powerful ships) to run everyone that's still alive through them. Don't even need to beam them anywhere, just transport them in-situ.
What was the bit about not being able to use the E? It was shown being repaired at the end of Nemesis.Yeah i heard about how the F came about, some competition winner designed it. The E looked much better imo, shoulda trotted that out for a final appearance rather than a ship that according to the storyline is being decommissioned due to a computer bug(?), which will likely be resolved in the final episode.
Was hoping for a Shaw/Seven of nine spin off. Could still happen I suppose.
Probably just a little script joke to imply that sometime between Nemesis and now, Worf was in charge of it when it got messed up.What was the bit about not being able to use the E? It was shown being repaired at the end of Nemesis.
I agree, I'd like to have seen that, but it might be a little difficult now that he's dead To me, it looked like clear signposting for a potential Captain Seven spinoff.
I like how they mentioned the borg hadn't been seen in over a decade lol totally forgetting season 2 of Picard
Probably just a little script joke to imply that sometime between Nemesis and now, Worf was in charge of it when it got messed up.
Most people wanna see the D, right? That's the fan service nostalgia.
So, we're forgetting Jurati then and missing out huge chunks of what could be given the changelings are involved...
It was clear from what they were saying that they were expecting to get into a firefight, which means they needed a ship that was "fairly" up to date (able to take punishment and dish out some if needed). And Kirks Enterprise is a bit too out of date at this point. That's why they were talking about the other ship Worf "was not at fault at" as well that they couldn't use (or they would have, and would have explained why it wasn't in consideration in an earlier episode).I was hoping for Picard to take out Kirks Enterprise
It was clear from what they were saying that they were expecting to get into a firefight, which means they needed a ship that was "fairly" up to date (able to take punishment and dish out some if needed). And Kirks Enterprise is a bit too out of date at this point. That's why they were talking about the other ship Worf "was not at fault at" as well that they couldn't use (or they would have, and would have explained why it wasn't in consideration in an earlier episode).
Most people wanna see the D, right?
Well, we saw back in DS9 that whilst upgrades can happen, you still lose out when the firefight starts and your ship design is basically not able to take the hits. That's why the Lakota was basically a gun boat at that point, able to throw the damage out, but not really able to take the same in return; it was at the limits of the Excelsior Refit design (Power generation, space for the upgrades, and ship strutural layout for integrity under fire). Constituion-Refit vs Sovereign is going to be a no contest on who can tank the incoming damage without plot armour. Otherwise, the A will win by not having shields and Kirk beaming over bare chested to engage hand to hand with everything and still win.Aw c'mon! They could have easily explained that away with fitting 'upgrades'! Enhanced shields, weaponry etc.
However, Picard Captaining Kirk's Enterprise may be have too much for fans to accept.
Oh yeah, absolutely. I prefer the E but that’s probably networked into the fleet.Probably just a little script joke to imply that sometime between Nemesis and now, Worf was in charge of it when it got messed up.
Most people wanna see the D, right? That's the fan service nostalgia.