(Excuse the fanboyish post) Reman Warbird Scimittar
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I'd say the Breen ships.
I'd say the Breen ships.
The Dominion 'confrontation cruiser', the big mother you could see in Cardassian orbit in what you leave behind. Wasn't that supposed to be about four miles long or something?
I'd actually fancy the USS Promethius in a straight-up fight as well, it'd activate its multi-vector assault mode and get medievil on the scimitar's ass.
I'd actually fancy the USS Promethius in a straight-up fight as well, it'd activate its multi-vector assault mode and get medievil on the scimitar's ass.
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The USS Chuck Norris 
Kirk in a Robin Reliant
Janeway and Voyager in the batmobile mode.
the Defiant
Any vessel the A-Team could build in one Terran hour.
Methinks the Scimitar could take down any of the vessels mentioned here already, even a Borg Cube. At least, it could probably take down 2 Borg Cubes until the Collective adapts to whatever tactics it has on hand with a standard Romulan admiral in command.
Now, if Shinzon himself (or The Shinzon that was the clone of Picard if you read Captain's Blood by William Shatner) was in command of the Scimitar, I think he'd be cavalier enough (and depending on his physical and mental status - crazy enough) to give the collective a good run for its money and possibly come up with a way to defeat a particular part of the collective (he's a clone of Picard, after all.)
But, could he defeat the U.S.S. Defiant (NX-whatever it was) under the command of Sisko or even Worf? I'd say both were even money.
Now, if Shinzon himself (or The Shinzon that was the clone of Picard if you read Captain's Blood by William Shatner) was in command of the Scimitar, I think he'd be cavalier enough (and depending on his physical and mental status - crazy enough) to give the collective a good run for its money and possibly come up with a way to defeat a particular part of the collective (he's a clone of Picard, after all.)
But, could he defeat the U.S.S. Defiant (NX-whatever it was) under the command of Sisko or even Worf? I'd say both were even money.
That... made my day.The Prometheus class in MVAM, Post Endgame Voyager and the E-E with decent crew.
The only way the warbirds getting a lock on the e-e is with sensors, sensors can be tracked right back to source.
Phasers being what almost as fast as the Speed of light + treks super fast computers should have been able to counter the warbird blow for blow.
Trek has to have some sort of anti-radiation missile type weapon.
Post endgame Voyager could have took on every ship in Nemisis and won at a canter, hell it could have took on ds9 and won.
The only way the warbirds getting a lock on the e-e is with sensors, sensors can be tracked right back to source.
Phasers being what almost as fast as the Speed of light + treks super fast computers should have been able to counter the warbird blow for blow.
Trek has to have some sort of anti-radiation missile type weapon.
Post endgame Voyager could have took on every ship in Nemisis and won at a canter, hell it could have took on ds9 and won.
Yeah, undeniably true. Sorry, I forgot to note that the post-Endgame U.S.S. Voyager had been mentioned.
So, I rescind my earlier post of every ship in the thread to say every ship in the thread sans post-Endgame Voyager. Voyager with ablative armor and Borg technology from the future...well, that's just cheating, isn't it?
Silly Admiral Janeway and her total disrespect for the temporal prime directive!
Time travel really gives the Federation the edge, most of the time, doesn't it?
Who knows? We might be able to have this conversation again after Star Trek XI and mention some kewl Romulan timeship (or Romulan equivalent of a temporal policing agency) in the whole debate.
Good times...good times.
So, I rescind my earlier post of every ship in the thread to say every ship in the thread sans post-Endgame Voyager. Voyager with ablative armor and Borg technology from the future...well, that's just cheating, isn't it?
Silly Admiral Janeway and her total disrespect for the temporal prime directive!
Time travel really gives the Federation the edge, most of the time, doesn't it?
Who knows? We might be able to have this conversation again after Star Trek XI and mention some kewl Romulan timeship (or Romulan equivalent of a temporal policing agency) in the whole debate.
Good times...good times.
I'd have to go with the Borg Cube as well. Nobody really beats those without beaming onboard first.
Perhaps species 8472 could get the job done as well... but they're not in the AQ or GQ.
That big Dominion ship is wicked huge and all but so is the Scimitar... I'd say it's 50/50 chances there.
Perhaps species 8472 could get the job done as well... but they're not in the AQ or GQ.
That big Dominion ship is wicked huge and all but so is the Scimitar... I'd say it's 50/50 chances there.
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