And different colors, too. Which is why DSC's phasers should not be replaced with supposedly more "TOS" style blue beams. It would be nice to see that in addition to what they already use though.
Will the Enterprise saves the day in the last episode of this season?
- Thread starter Starship
- Start date
It will be, according to Hoity Toity, but I think it's temporary.
Perhaps they lure the last surviving bit of Control on to the ship and then trap it and send it forward in time?
Where it changes gender and helps prop up the Alcorian resistance to the Federation.
How the fuck do people "know" what's going to happen in Episodes 12 and 13 ?
They'll do something in the last four episode to make "Calypso" make sense.
Another idea: Maybe the Klingons will assist as well, since we're talking about a potential galatic threat.
They still need to show off the new D7, so I could see that.
That's what I was thinking, we'll see the debut of the D-7 just in time for a quick save.
I could enjoy that.
Yes! Saved from the Enterprise by a trio of newly constructed D7s who've been fed erroneous texts from future Autocorrect. who get to kick Federation ass for the good guys!
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I always kind of just assumed a long phaser beam was the result of holding down on the control. In the case above, Sulu is rapidly pressing down on the phaser firing control.
I always kind of just assumed a long phaser beam was the result of holding down on the control. In the case above, Sulu is rapidly pressing down on the phaser firing control.
WORF: *holds down phaser button
SULU: *taptaptaptaptaptap*
I mean, makes sense to me! It's like a car horn -- the longer you push down on it indicates your level of rage.WORF: *holds down phaser button
SULU: *taptaptaptaptaptap*
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So Worf was usually angry and Sulu usually nervous?I mean, makes sense to me! It's like a car horn -- the longer you push down on it indicates your level of rage.
You can tell a lot about a person by the way they fire their phasers.So Worf was usually angry and Sulu usually nervous?
I mean, the NES version worked perfectly for the Ghostbusters, so, I understand.If you pay attention, this is a close-up of Sulu's console
To me, Sulu does come across as a rapid phaser shooter.
