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...deflector shield.... even on the opposite side to said colony it was strong enough to withstand the Enterprise. This implies that Earth (for example) has multiple planetary deflector shield generators. So powerful that not even the Dominion should be able to penetrate... Anything else stinks.

It depends on the enemy you are combatting, the situation, the field that you're fighting on. There's no one definitive answer to how much constant fire you should be having. But Enterprise vs Reliant was 1 vs 1 in a Sensor Inhibiting dense Nebula where both sides could be some-what injured...

...times farther away, and the destruction of the Mirandas could have caused a cascade of explosions. On the other hand, the run through the Dominion fleet would still have been tight at realistic distances and the destruction of the Mirandas could still have led to more danger. Despite the...

...Caretaker) and some of the crew decide to stay while others go back to the Alpha Quadrant. Like the Maquis crew (if they're maintained in this version) who wouldn't have a reason to go back once they find out the Dominion destroyed the Maquis. Just a basic idea with lots of stuff to iron out.

...it had been an intimate, low-stakes show about political tensions on post-occupation Bajor (think Past Prologue and Duet), and never had the Dominion War or the Pah Wraiths stuff - but there's a point where I think you just have to take fiction on its own terms, or you end up having a poor...

...Like all Pride interiors, it's a redress of a Potemkin one as they're both Excelsior-class ships. The idea with Pride is that it was a Dominion War-era refit, so it incorporates the color palette from the Defiant and more DS9/Voyager-era props than TNG. I haven't even started work on this...

Why not? We could have sail riders who control them with hooks like in Dune. The new-oldest way to cross the desert.

The Evora became a protectorate not a member No we've only seen the aftermath of it in Discovery, would certainly be interesting to see the exact events when Vulcan, Andoria and Earth seceded.

Ardana from "The Cloud Minders" seem to count these out. As does forced marriage, duels to the death and child bonding from the Vulcans. Insurrection seems to imply that they are handing out Federation memberships like candy during the Dominion War.

Demetrodon-one of the "mammal like reptiles"-appeared in Dominion. Conceivably you could have had a spin off franchise, Permian Park. So...could humans co-exist with the ancient sailbacks?

I think many Dominion episodes are safe for newbies to watch depending on the amount of prior information required. As RHW put it, most episodes were designed to be enjoyed as a stand-alone episode. The elements of serialization were introduced after the fact. There is no big surprise in DS9...

...Reason Book II: Blight by Rachel A. Rosen. Magick has returned with the loss of the polar ice caps, and the human world is falling apart, Canada collapsing into the Dominion as the last and worst of the fallen...and a relative handful fighting back to save and protect what little they still can.

DS9 "Rapture" I believe. Which aired not too long after First Contact was released. The reason for changing the uniform for FC was that they thought the grey jumpsuit looked cooler on the big screen. I wouldn't have minded a slightly enhanced version of the DS9 at the time outfits. I guess...

...hell. And I like Owen and Claire. I'd put Lost World and Fallen Kingdom tied for third very close behind the first JW. Don't remember 3 or Dominion well enough to rank them. The only thing I remember about Dominion was that I was really disappointed they didn't do more with the dinos out in...

I think the Federation was wrong to repeatedly poke the Dominion with a stick until there was a war that killed people by the multiple thousands, not rooting for that action. I think Picard's position was completely wrong in Insurrection, the opposite position was imperfect but would have...

...calculates future" is a bit wishy washy from a scientific standpoint, but I thought it's an interesting lens through which to view the Dominion War. Seconding the opinion on P&L. Move Along Home gets an unfairly bad rep. Sure, it's pointless and ridiculous, but it's not terrible. Not much...

But Ron Moore was one of the writers and producers running the show and that Q&A with him was done while DS9 was in production.

That explanation doesn't feel right, considering how the female changeling was trying to reach out to Odo during the Dominion occupation of Deep Space Nine. 🤔 Also, Laas took on a similar appearance to Odo, and he was another changeling returning to the Founders. He took the appearance almost...

...Star Wars universe. Then, even if he makes his way to the Federation presidency, there's still subverting the government...even during the Dominion War I can't see the Federation Council being willing to give the president the level of latitude that Palps would require to create a dictatorship.