New Picard Trailer

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Almost certainly. Also “Children of Mars” in mythology would be Romulus and Remus.

Enemy ships appeared to approach Mars in the previous trailer.

In fairness, how much do shuttles have to change over time though. Once you get a design right, there isn't much to change. Apart from different brakes and gearing mechanisms, bicycles haven't changed much since the 1880's. Rockets are still long thin things with a pointy bit on one end and a nozzle or nozzles on the other end. I could see shuttles not changing much.

The problem is that we're supposed to believe that the design went from ent to dis to tos, tff, tng, ds9, voy, ins, and back to dis. Like the bat'leth that's supposed to evolve from ent to dis and back to ent.

 

[DaveyNY]

Yeah the uniform on Data looks really bad. Can’t they afford to get him a fitted one? Im a bit confused why they're fighting 23rd century Romulan ships, unless that’s what they’re going for them in this which would be hilarious since that would be better fitted for Discovery than here.

You do remember by the time of this show, the Romulus Home Worlds are destroyed, right?
Which means that the survivors are most likely using whatever starships are still around, whether they be very old or not.

Enemy ships appeared to approach Mars in the previous trailer.
The problem is that we're supposed to believe that the design went from ent to dis to tos, tff, tng, ds9, voy, ins, and back to dis. Like the bat'leth that's supposed to evolve from ent to dis and back to ent.

You mean like how the VW Bug and FORD Mustang are still a thing after 40 or 50 years.
Or how some folks are still using vehicles that are 70 or 80 years old.
(or building replicas)
One would think that shuttlecraft created a couple hundred years from now would be a lot more sturdy and last for a far longer period of time.

 

[Amasov]

You do remember by the time of this show, the Romulus Home Worlds are destroyed, right?
Which means that the survivors are most likely using whatever starships are still around, whether they be very old or not.

I just wonder where they've been keeping them all this time. Like, is there a storage depot filled with old Romulan ships? Granted, we only see one, but still.

 

[DaveyNY]

I just wonder where they've been keeping them all this time. Like, is there a storage depot filled with old Romulan ships? Granted, we only see one, but still.

Everything we've ever seen dealing with the Romulans has either been in Federation space, the Neutral Zone or at the Romulan Home World and has apparently been considered extremely important enough to the Romulan Senate and/or the Tal Shiar to always send their best starships.

We have no clue as to how many Romulan Colony worlds there are, but we can probably deduce that they most likely don't get the top-of-the-line starships for everyday use.
So to me, it makes sense that at this point, we'd start seeing older ships being used in place of the ones lost during the 'incident'.

 

[Amasov]

Enemy ships appeared to approach Mars in the previous trailer.

The problem is that we're supposed to believe that the design went from ent to dis to tos, tff, tng, ds9, voy, ins, and back to dis. Like the bat'leth that's supposed to evolve from ent to dis and back to ent.

And yet the Oberth, Excelsior, and Miranda class starships were used well into the 24th century with the latter even being used to fend off the Dominion.

Additionally, Klingon vessels -- especially battlecruisers changed very little over the course of a century.

Everything we've ever seen dealing with the Romulans has either been in Federation space, the Neutral Zone or at the Romulan Home World and has apparently been considered extremely important enough to the Romulan Senate and/or the Tal Shiar to always send their best starships.

We have no clue as to how many Romulan Colony worlds there are, but we can probably deduce that they most likely don't get the top-of-the-line starships for everyday use.
So to me, it makes sense that at this point, we'd start seeing older ships being used in place of the ones lost during the 'incident'.

Actually, you are quite correct! When I think about it, how much do we really know about the Romulans and their space? Not really a whole lot.

It'll be interesting to see that given the loss of Romulus and Remus, I imagine there's some sort of power struggle within the empire and its remaining planets in a fight for dominance.

 

[DaveyNY]

And yet the Excelsior and Miranda class starships were used well into the 24th century to fend off the Dominion.

I'm still trying to figure out how anyone can consider a very stylized weapon like a Bat'leth to have to look exactly the same over several centuries throughout the Klingon Empire.

Especially since it's considered to be a very personalized form of weaponry and is probably handed down from father to son every generation with each family having their own version.

 

[Dukhat]

Enemy ships appeared to approach Mars in the previous trailer.

Or Vulcan. And we don’t know that they were enemy ships.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Almost certainly. Also “Children of Mars” in mythology would be Romulus and Remus.

It could also be referring to Mars’ two moons: Phobos and Deimos (panic and terror).

 

[Amasov]

Or Vulcan. And we don’t know that they were enemy ships.

I think they are the same ships raining destruction down on the planet surface at start of the new trailer.

 

[DaveyNY]

Or Vulcan. And we don’t know that they were enemy ships.

If it is Vulcan and it is an attack, then it's pretty obvious that Kurtzman hates that planet!

 

[Caeruleus]

San Francisco DIS/TOS era vs. PIC era.

 

[TRON JA307020]

Has anyone noticed that the late 24th century tech has finally caught up and even surpassed discovery tech. They even have all holographic levers and buttons. It only took them 20 years from Nemesis to get here.

 

[Amasov]

San Francisco DIS/TOS era vs. PIC era.

Insane how in the Picard era, a mountain suddenly appeared.

 

[Amasov]

Has anyone noticed that the late 24th century tech has finally caught up and even surpassed discovery tech. They even have all holographic levers and buttons. It only took them 20 years from Nemesis to get here.

Well, you know, when production budgets increase, so do Starfleet's technological leaps, no matter which era!

 

[TRON JA307020]

The only thing I’m ever so slightly disappointed by is the ill-fit of the uniforms in the dream sequence. The way the collar bunches up at the back of Spiner’s neck feels...lazy. I’m really surprised they let that slip thought.

What's even worse is Data's hairline. It's totally wrong. They couldn't find a better hairpiece?

 

[137th Gebirg]

Insane how in the Picard era, a mountain suddenly appeared.

There may have been “the big one”, tectonically, in those hundred fifty years, that pushed up a distant mountain range. It may have also destroyed a number of the taller buildings in the Bay Area, which would explain the drastic skyline difference as well.

 

[Tuskin38]

We"ve seen to smash cuts of various ships over a red planet. In the second one they mystery ships appears to be destroying what looks like a Federation space station, the aesthetics are vaguely that of Earth space dock

Well in the previous trailer, there was a red planet with geographical features from Mars

 

[Tuskin38]

Or Vulcan. And we don’t know that they were enemy ships.

The planet was mars, you can make out various geographical features unique to Mars on the surface.

 

[DaveyNY]

What's even worse is Data's hairline. It's totally wrong. They couldn't find a better hairpiece?

It's a 'Dream Sequence'.
It almost appears like They did it on purpose, you know, like how most dreams aren't really comparable to real life.

 

[Amasov]

"Data's hairline is wrong!"
"The uniform doesn't fit right!"
"The shuttlebay on the Enterprise-D is incorrect!"

I'm sorry for being rude. Not to say that I'm surprised at the nitpicking, but....really?