Late 24th century uniform

[Enterprise1701]

Hey King Daniel, can you edit your original post to have the correct year? It's rather irritating to see the wrong century.

Hasn't Star Trek Online gone through several uniform revisions in its main timeframe? I might be alright with the STO uniform getting into the novels, but I'm not sure if I'm thinking of the current one as of December 2016.

 

[Jinn]

Hey King Daniel, can you edit your original post to have the correct year? It's rather irritating to see the wrong century.

Hasn't Star Trek Online gone through several uniform revisions in its main timeframe? I might be alright with the STO uniform getting into the novels, but I'm not sure if I'm thinking of the current one as of December 2016.

Only one:
From this to this.

 

[Tuskin38]

Only one:
From this to this.

I really like STO's 'Odyssey' uniforms.
http://www.arcgames.com/en/games/star-trek-online/news/detail/6005803

The Artist is a big fan of the Honorverse novels, which is why Commanding officers have white shoulders. Commanding officers of the Royal Manticoran Navy wear white berets.

In the STO timeline Tactical has gone back to red in the lore. The real life reason is so they could have 3 colours for the 'Classes'.

I might be alright with the STO uniform getting into the novels, but I'm not sure if I'm thinking of the current one as of December 2016.

The current STO uniforms were adopted in 2410.

 

[DGCatAniSiri]

Except that they look horrible.

That's right. I said it.

I totally agree - they look very much like what they were designed for, which is to make the actors appear older. Beyond that, there's really nothing that recommends that design, and I don't think it's all that pleasing to the eye in general.

Though the commbadge design is kinda nifty. But the uniforms? No, I'm good with them just being a figment of futures not to come.

 

[DimesDan]

Hey King Daniel, can you edit your original post to have the correct year? It's rather irritating to see the wrong century.

Hey @Enterprise1701, the @ sign in front of a name will let them know that you're trying to get their attention like you have done. Not sure if it works when editing a post though to retroactively let them know.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Hey King Daniel, can you edit your original post to have the correct year? It's rather irritating to see the wrong century.

Done.


I always thought those "All Good Things"/"The Visitor"/"Endgame" unis were terrible, but since ST'09 all I can see is really poor USS Kelvin cosplay.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Can't unsee weak homemade USS Kelvin uniform.

 

[Dayton Ward]

The high waist bit with the black material makes everybody look like they're waiting for the early bird special at Morrison's. And a flood.

 

[TheAlmanac]

I always thought those "All Good Things"/"The Visitor"/"Endgame" unis were terrible, but since ST'09 all I can see is really poor USS Kelvin cosplay.

I'm really surprised to see this negative opinion being so widespread around here...I've always liked that particular uniform variant, and I appreciated its consistent use as an indication that it was "the" future Starfleet uniform.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

I always thought those "All Good Things"/"The Visitor"/"Endgame" unis were terrible, but since ST'09 all I can see is really poor USS Kelvin cosplay.

The Robau can make uniforms like that look dignified, but not many other people could.

"Walk with me."

 

[F. King Daniel]

Just remembered the alternate future of Imzadi (circa 2408) had a unique green future uniform for Commodore Data, pictured on a cover variant.

 

[JD]

FASA's Next Gen Officer's Manual, which pre-dates TNG's budget-mandated recycling of the TOS movie uniforms, has a couple of different pre-TNG uniform designs.

Back to post-TNG unis, I'm quite fond of Countdown's uniforms which IIRC were from Star Trek Online promotional art.

Most of the stuff with uniforms after the TNG movie/later DS9 ones seem to use the Online "Odyssey" uniforms, so I wouldn't be surprised if the books eventually picked them up too. I like them, so I wouldn't mind if they did.

 

[Jinn]

Most of the stuff with uniforms after the TNG movie/later DS9 ones seem to use the Online "Odyssey" uniforms, so I wouldn't be surprised if the books eventually picked them up too. I like them, so I wouldn't mind if they did.

Really? I thought they only appeared in STO and also only since or something. Also canonically they were introduced in early 2410, so I don't think that we'll see them anytime soon in the novels.

 

[Christopher]

Really? I thought they only appeared in STO and also only since or something. Also canonically they were introduced in early 2410, so I don't think that we'll see them anytime soon in the novels.

STO is not canonical. Different tie-ins can borrow ideas from each other, but they don't have to use their exact details.

 

[urbandefault]

The high waist bit with the black material makes everybody look like they're waiting for the early bird special at Morrison's. And a flood.

Hey, don't knock the early bird special. You'll be thankful for it someday.

 

[JD]

Really? I thought they only appeared in STO and also only since or something. Also canonically they were introduced in early 2410, so I don't think that we'll see them anytime soon in the novels.

I was mistaken, I thought Countdown, the Picard/Q scene in the first issue in the Kelvinverse ongoing's Q Gambit arc, and the Data/Geordi story in Waypoint #1 all used those, but they were different. Countdown and Waypoint do use the same ones, but Picard is wearing a different outfit in Q Gambit, which looks like it might not be a uniform at all.
EDIT: I just double checked and it turns out those were the uniforms from the original version of STO which was going to be released by Perpetual Entertainment, before it was taken over and totally revamped by Cryptic Studios.

 

[tomswift2002]

Do you mean real-time or in-universe? Because the TWoK uniforms lasted around 60 years or so; from Wrath of Khan to at least as late as 2344 on the Ent-C. Though I guess you could count removing the turtleneck as a uniform change?

Those uniforms lasted closer to 80 years, since if you remember the scene where Wesley watches the recording that Jack Crusher made when Wesley was born, and Beverly kept for Wes to see, those TWOK uniforms, even without the undershirts were still in use within 15-17 years of "Encounter At Farpoint". Plus Jack Crusher was wearing a TNG com badge, plus we know from the episode where LaForge transforms into the other creature, the TNG Season 1/2 uniforms were in use around 2360-1.

 

[DGCatAniSiri]

Those uniforms lasted closer to 80 years, since if you remember the scene where Wesley watches the recording that Jack Crusher made when Wesley was born, and Beverly kept for Wes to see, those TWOK uniforms, even without the undershirts were still in use within 15-17 years of "Encounter At Farpoint". Plus Jack Crusher was wearing a TNG com badge, plus we know from the episode where LaForge transforms into the other creature, the TNG Season 1/2 uniforms were in use around 2360-1.

We also saw the human father of Jono wearing the TNG season 1/2 uniforms in the pictures of them, and Beverly dreaming of Picard bringing Jack Crusher's body home in that version as well, so the uniform switch presumably happened somewhere in the early 2350s.

 

[Avro Arrow]

EDIT: I just double checked and it turns out those were the uniforms from the original version of STO which was going to be released by Perpetual Entertainment, before it was taken over and totally revamped by Cryptic Studios.

While they definitely appear to be based on those (the one labelled "CONN", anyway), there have been some changes made.

http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Data?file=Captain-Data-Countdown-1.jpg

I always liked the Countdown uniform as a future uniform. I believe they used this same uniform in the recent Waypoint comic with Geordi and Data? I actually did think they were from STO, but I guess they were never actually used in the game.

 

[ryan123450]

Thats what I always thought as well.