Pic 1 is definitely that specific translation episode and pic 6 is pretty general.
But what are pics 2 to 5? Pic 4 and 5 could be general too but the drink is pic 4 seems specific and also maybe the hand gesture in pic 5?
Oh, I should have realized 2 was the finale. And that 3 was the Doctor, haha. Thanks for figuring it out.Pic 2 is the bajorans beating the cardassians and evicting them from their planet. Pic 3 is the episode of voyager when they used the hirogen array to send the doc to the alpha quadrant... and the subsequent charlie foxtrot. Grand theft starship and a romulan plot. It was fun.
It's NOT the finale. It's the run up to the series, literally days before the provisional government asks the federation to run the space side infrastructure (and they only did that to ensure the spoonheads wouldn't try again.) in their eventual bid to enter the federation.Oh, I should have realized 2 was the finale. And that 3 was the Doctor, haha. Thanks for figuring it out.
Brawler, yes. She's melee he's range. Some co-op puzzles. Stages require re-visiting when rescued crew members for completion. Toys came with codes for bonuses (NOT DLC, every Dal had the same code, every G'Wen had the same code, etc) can be looked up. Not a difficult completion for achievments/trophies.
It's a Star Trek Prodigy game and it has two player co op. Have you guys played it? Is it worth playing?
It seems to be a brawler. Wouldn't Trek be more tactical?
I'm trying to convince my friend to play it next over Lego Batman.
Why would they need sign language though? They can read minds...So I watched the Betazoid episode of Academy. It was nice, and I loved the plot twist at the end with their negotiations. Loved seeing the humpback whales again.
I wondered about that too.Why would they need sign language though? They can read minds...
That was... odd.... On one hand, they clearly hadn't forgotten that Betazoids were telepathic, but they sure seemed to limit those abilities beyond anything previously seen. My head-retcon is that the ability atrophied over the previous 7-800 years (which, of course, would be in contrast to how telepathic abilities usually seem to develop in Trek) so that only a few Betazoids had the full capacity previously seen in Lwaxana Troi (who was fairly explicitly considered typical of her race, rather than an outlier).Why would they need sign language though? They can read minds...
I think Troi only had empathic abilities due to being half human, right? The leader of the Betezoids seemed "pure" to me.That was... odd.... On one hand, they clearly hadn't forgotten that Betazoids were telepathic, but they sure seemed to limit those abilities beyond anything previously seen. My head-retcon is that the ability atrophied over the previous 7-800 years (which, of course, would be in contrast to how telepathic abilities usually seem to develop in Trek) so that only a few Betazoids had the full capacity previously seen in Lwaxana Troi (who was fairly explicitly considered typical of her race, rather than an outlier).
Maybe the results of centuries of cross-breeding with non-telepaths, such that more of them were like Counselor Troi than were like Lwaxana?
If, by that, you mean that Troi had only empathic abilities (as opposed to full telepathy) due to being half human, that's exactly right, and is exactly the point.I think Troi only had empathic abilities due to being half human, right? The leader of the Betezoids seemed "pure" to me.
Well, until Nemesis decided she DID have full abilities so we can hate the bad guy by having his Reman predator help Shinzon mind rape her and be the deus ex machina to save the day.I think Troi only had empathic abilities due to being half human, right? The leader of the Betezoids seemed "pure" to me.