The ACTUAL Enterprise G

[Campe]

Fanon designs are still fanon designs.
Overuse of random capitalization makes unimportant things still unimportant.
/endthread

 

[BillJ]

Actually, It's exposing The Reality of The Real Design

It’s all make believe. Treat it as such.

 

[tharpdevenport]

To paraphrase a quote from The Princess Bride...

You keep capitalizing random words. I do not think you know what proper nouns means.

 

[FredH]

Soooo, a fan-design? DJ Curtis himself doesn't seem too fussed, he's just appreciative that people like his art.

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Fans have been designing alphabet soup Enterprises since the 80's, it doesn't make them any more real.

Certainly. Though to be fair, that is a nice design; definitely prettier than the F or the Inquiry-class.

 

[Danja]

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It reminds me of Voyager.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

It reminds me of Voyager.

The shovel-shaped saucer? Yeah.

 

[Mage]

OP already gave up on this topic, so should we.

 

[Dukhat]

OP already gave up on this topic, so should we.

Agreed 100%.

 

[Firebird]

OP already gave up on this topic, so should we.

Yup, this appeared to be another pump-and-dump.

 

[adv1701]

I was always a fan of the Dedication class. I like the Shangri-La redux but not as the G. Eh, we will likely never see it again in canon.

 

[KennyB]

Perhaps you should look into the definition of "canon"..........

 

[Danja]

Can't wait till we get the Enterprise - U

That's in the 32nd century.

 

[knightgrace]

The shovel-shaped saucer? Yeah.

Inverted tablespoon ship.

 

[AntonyF]

Someone comes in, a fan of a ship design. Admittedly not the most coherent, but harmless.

I don't care! Oh you write with capitals you dumb piece of shit!

Poster never returns.

Well done team.

 

[Danja]

Familiarity sells. It's why the franchise keeps churning out one starship based show after another instead of doing something different like Deep Space Nine.

And when they DO something different, the Fandom Menace pitches a fit (See: Starfleet Academy).

 

[Dukhat]

Someone comes in, a fan of a ship design. Admittedly not the most coherent, but harmless.

I don't care! Oh you write with capitals you dumb piece of shit!

Poster never returns.

Well done team.

I think someone believes themselves to be the TrekBBS’s morality cop. Perhaps you should do some research to see how many newbies join just to post some random nonsense that happened to flitter through their brain, and then never return because that was the only reason they joined in the first place and don’t give a shit what other people think because they’re RIGHT.

 

[Detached Nacelle]

I think someone believes themselves to be the TrekBBS’s morality cop. Perhaps you should do some research to see how many newbies join just to post some random nonsense that happened to flitter through their brain, and then never return because that was the only reason they joined in the first place and don’t give a shit what other people think because they’re RIGHT.

Not to mention the wave of accounts that joined just to bash Academy.

 

[Mudd]

Someone comes in, a fan of a ship design. Admittedly not the most coherent, but harmless.

I don't care! Oh you write with capitals you dumb piece of shit!

Poster never returns.

Well done team.

Thank you.

In all modesty, it's something of a gift.

 

[AntonyF]

And when they DO something different, the Fandom Menace pitches a fit (See: Starfleet Academy).

I suspect it's a bit like...

I like pasta with pesto. Ooh they made pasta with a tomato sauce. That's new but the same.

If you served me haggis, then I would complain.

But Trek fans are never happy. I'm one of them. It's been the same for decades. TOS fans didn't want TNG. TNG fans complained about DS9 and VOY. As Quark said... the more things change, the more they stay the same.