Maybe they couldn't. Considering how often "the only ship in range" pops up, maybe the fleet is just not large enough to pull it off at that point. If a Galaxy can take 15,000 people it would take them sixty thousand days even if they could make a round trip every single day. Max that out to a reasonable number of ships and a more believable turnaround time and I could see the years disappearing pretty rapidly.Those Galaxy Class ships are massive with an evacuation capacity of 15,000 people. Just send a few of those in every now or then, as well as other large craft and you should be able to get all of them with plenty of time to spare.
I’m not saying that they don’t need to build ships. Just not as many as said here.Yeah, I know all that. Those are base numbers/ideas to illustrate why they might need to build or refit old ships.
Plus, why is it just the Federation's responsibility? The other allied powers would help as well. You might have soon issues with the Klingons but I doubt Martok would want them all to die like that.
I’m sure Picard could force them to help. He’s good at that.Would the Klingons really be willing to help the Romulans? They have been mortal enemies for years. Surely they would say that because the Romulans have always acted without honour, they deserve to die and they shall claim the remaining teritory for the glory of the Empire.
2381-2385So what's the timeframe of this book? I get the impression it starts in 2381, but how much time does it cover? Does it overlap with Picard: Countdown in 2385?
I think the comic takes place during the novel. I seem to recollect Dayton saying that the novel and comic are complementary with one another. I'm imagining something like the Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire project, where the novel and the comic told different stories but locked together.Does it end before the Countdown comic, or does the comic take place between sections of the novel?
Maybe they couldn't. Considering how often "the only ship in range" pops up, maybe the fleet is just not large enough to pull it off at that point. If a Galaxy can take 15,000 people it would take them sixty thousand days even if they could make a round trip every single day. Max that out to a reasonable number of ships and a more believable turnaround time and I could see the years disappearing pretty rapidly.
Seems like a odd thing to do with those JJVerse books coming out. They could have added some seeds to this that could be expanded on in those.^ Maybe the TV show is restricting them from dealing with that particular aspect (Disclaimer: haven't read this novel yet).
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