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  • I didn't really love this episode. I agree with other users that it feels a bit more DIS than SNW s1. I think maybe because of the pacing &/or the action, or maybe just how OTT the plot is, like stealing the Enterprise should be a bigger deal than it is here imo, it just feels a bit ... almost routine? Also I feel like I am the only person on the internet with this opinion, but I really like Spock's relationship with his fiancée and I don't particularly care for the whole Spock/Chapel sub-plot, soooo I am sad to see that continuing. I also didn't enjoy the overtly -> overly emotive Spock, it reminded me of the films, and the Chapel nearly dying bit again felt more DIS than SNW s1. Also, I counted like four different occasions of somebody remarking on Spock being a very un-Vulcan Vulcan, which really felt like a bit much...?

    It was very nice to see more of M'Benga, though. He is a great character and I felt like we didn't see enough of him in s1. It felt weird having very little Pike or Number One, though. I hope this is not going to be the standard going forward, it feels like going backwards after SNW seemed to spend a whole season trying to reassure us that they understood what people hadn't liked about DIS?

    Oh also -- the new chief engineer seems cool.

  • Fwiw, I am very happy to support the patreon but I don't feel great about it being attached to server perks. For some people $4/mo is nothing at all and for others it is genuinely significant. I don't want the Star Trek instance of all instances to be rewarding those who can afford to contribute financially.

  • I disagree about Julian's parents. His mother definitely never comes across that way, and even to the extent that his dad does -- I think the episode encourages you to believe his mother when she tells him that they both were just worried about him and wanted what was best for him. It's clear they do love him, and that he loves them, however dysfunctional their relationship is.

  • What do you think is the ideal number of players? I really want to get a game going, but I feel like because of the way roles work in ST you really sort of need at least ... 4? And probably better for 5 or even 6? Most rulesets you can modify for fewer players but I don't think it's possible with STA sadly.