Two hundred years to the second.
What would you change in Star Trek: Enterprise to make it better?
Based on what we saw in FC, there would have been no way humanity would have been able to fight four interstellar wars in the 2060's.
We can fudge a decade or two.
More like a century or two.
I was thinking more 2110s or so. I see it as possible that humans could have beat the "warrior race" in a minor-skirmish-for-the-Kzinit big-deal-for-us sort of thing. One of the points of the show is the special traits of humans (e.g., ingenuity, etc.). If the Viet Cong could whoop our ass ...
Why? Earth got warp drive in 2063. I'm sure they hit "interstellar" by 2083.
The Kzinti were invading Earth IIRC. We didn't even have to leave our own solar system.
And based on what we saw in the 2150's, Earth still did not seem ready to wage any kind of interstellar war.
I don't believe there is any dialogue in The Slaver Weapon which states this. Maybe that's from Niven's books?
Yeah, it's elaborated in non-canon stuff, but the ambiguity of TSW means its equally plausible to the alternative.
They got ships and guns.
They got ships and guns.
They had like 5 ships. Most couldn't go faster than warp 2.
Good enough to whip some space cats,
Stick a spray bottle on CanadArm and we're already there.
I imagine the first (Earthling) Warp 5 ship being an improved space zeppelin[url].
A Baikal ship seems to be four of five segments or modules. This could be the basis for the first Federation ship. One module is filled with Vulcan technology. A second module is filled with Andorian technology. A third is filled with Tellarite technology. Thus the technologies of four different species-otherwise incompatible-are loosely integrated in the same conglomeration.*
* In a manner somewhat similar to a Pakled clump ship.
A Baikal ship seems to be four of five segments or modules. This could be the basis for the first Federation ship. One module is filled with Vulcan technology. A second module is filled with Andorian technology. A third is filled with Tellarite technology. Thus the technologies of four different species-otherwise incompatible-are loosely integrated in the same conglomeration.*
* In a manner somewhat similar to a Pakled clump ship.
Yes, they would look for things. And make it go! 
I haven't even thought about Kzinti using food flavors to enhance raw meat. And yes, because Kzinti are mentioned in DS9, and STPic, they are available...
Especially if you pay them.
Why do Kzinti need money? Because they have discovered that humans make excellent cat groomers...
This is not the problem in Star Trek...
Pierson Puppeteers are the problem.
After all by Puppeteer's standards, Kzinti eat baby food
Especially if you pay them.
Why do Kzinti need money? Because they have discovered that humans make excellent cat groomers...
This is not the problem in Star Trek...
Pierson Puppeteers are the problem.
After all by Puppeteer's standards, Kzinti eat baby food
The Kzinti were never mentioned in DS9. Perhaps you are confusing them with the Tzenkethi, who are completely different.
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