I get what you're saying, Jel. There're a heck of alot of unknowns on a Gamma Quadrant heading than on a Beta Quadrant heading. Heading for the BQ, they'd eventually pass through Romulan/Klingon space. Heading for the GQ, they'd spend more time in the dangerous and completely unknown. At least we know the Romulans might let them through under heavy Warbird escort.
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Originally posted by nx01a View PostAt least we know the Romulans might let them through under heavy Warbird escort.
The Romulans would probably never even acknowledge that Voyager was seen, let alone captured, imprisoned or even destroyed. The only hope they would really have is if the Romulans used them as a bargaining chip to get something they dearly want.
Even in a situation - like there was during the Dominion War where the Romulans were actually our not so trusted allies - I could see the Romulan's completely doing something sinister while simultaneously finding pleasure in pissing off Starfleet and the Federation while they secretly captured or destroyed Voyager itself.
"Never trust or turn your back on a Romulan" - The Cardassian's ... The Klingon's ... The Federation ... The Vulcans ... The Tellorites ... The Andorian's ... The Ferengi ... The Dominion ... The Breen ... etc ... etc ... etc ... the list is far to long to type out.
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Originally posted by jelgate View Postbrother nx01a summed it what I was trying to say.
Yessir.
Originally posted by Starbase View PostI doubt very seriously that the Romulans would do anything else other than to throw Janeway and crew in some far-off prison while the Tal-Shiar or Romulan military intelligence find new and exciting way's of extracting information from your shell of a body.
The Romulans would probably never even acknowledge that Voyager was seen, let alone captured, imprisoned or even destroyed. The only hope they would really have is if the Romulans used them as a bargaining chip to get something they dearly want.
Even in a situation - like there was during the Dominion War where the Romulans were actually our not so trusted allies - I could see the Romulan's completely doing something sinister while simultaneously finding pleasure in pissing off Starfleet and the Federation while they secretly captured or destroyed Voyager itself.
"Never trust or turn your back on a Romulan" - The Cardassian's ... The Klingon's ... The Federation ... The Vulcans ... The Tellorites ... The Andorian's ... The Ferengi ... The Dominion ... The Breen ... etc ... etc ... etc ... the list is far to long to type out.
I think Voyager could cruise through the majority of the Star Empire with out even getting touched. Voyager could hold 9.6 indefinitely.
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Originally posted by Saquist View Post(salute) Voyager could hold 9.6 indefinitely.
The ship was designed for medium range tactical, scientific and support operations. It can only carry so much deuterium. considering the size of the RSE they wouldn't actually be able to get through it without refueling.
That and according to TOS ( most of which actually took place in the beta quadrant) there are many many planets that used to harbor life. Essentially, it is an archeologists dream, but really boring to travel through.
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So I with guest earth must be on the edge of the Alpha quandrant then because the Klingon home world is only a few days travel at warp 5 from it, which does beg the question why the Klingons never invaded.
As to Janeway whether she knew the Dominion, I do not think she did , she looked clueless an I square she said she did not know who the dominion was when the doc got back from his mission to the Prometheus and he said it was a long story when she asked .
But this could also be explain by starfleet simply classifying the dominion threat to maintain calm in the federation an put it on need to know basis. An Janeway did not need to know or did not have authorisation to tell the rest of her crew and that why she acted clueless and let the doctor explain that way she would not of been breaking order.
That does not explain tuvok simulation. But I guest that could just be the producers cutting costs and corners.
As to the RSE helping Voyage home, there is not a chance in hell of that happening, the only help they would be getting a disruptor blast or two ass.
I guest through that once they reach the outer edge of the RSE they could be with in range of communications with Starfleet and probably could spend the extra few months going around it or until the Federation negotiated passage for voyager.
Although if Janeway did know about the Dominion threat that could explain why she avoided the Gamma quadrant but then again I would rather take on the dominion than the Borg.Last edited by knowles2; 27 September 2009, 09:40 AM.
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Originally posted by knowles2 View PostAlthough if Janeway did know about the Dominion threat that could explain why she avoided the Gamma quadrant but then again I would rather take on the dominion than the Borg.
It's an interesting debate, especially considering that the Borg and Dominion were fully aware of each other existence. They both occupied and or shared the same galaxy, yet they seemed to have left each other alone.
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Originally posted by Weyoun View PostIt's an interesting debate, especially considering that the Borg and Dominion were fully aware of each other existence. They both occupied and or shared the same galaxy, yet they seemed to have left each other alone."A society grows great when old men plant trees, the shade of which they know they will never sit in. Good people do things for other people. That's it, the end." -- Penelope Wilton in Ricky Gervais's After Life
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Originally posted by Captain Obvious View Postactual cruising speed of 9.975, buuuuut....
The ship was designed for medium range tactical, scientific and support operations. It can only carry so much deuterium. considering the size of the RSE they wouldn't actually be able to get through it without refueling.
That and according to TOS ( most of which actually took place in the beta quadrant) there are many many planets that used to harbor life. Essentially, it is an archeologists dream, but really boring to travel through.
If I go by the map from the star charts it's one of the smallest territories.
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Originally posted by DigiFluid View PostI don't recall that....when was that said?
Originally posted by knowles2 View PostBut this could also be explain by starfleet simply classifying the dominion threat to maintain calm in the federation an put it on need to know basis.
Janeway [as we've seen in 'Bride of Chaotica'] isn't that good an actress. She genuinely didn't know.
That does not explain tuvok simulation. But I guest that could just be the producers cutting costs and corners.
You mean Tom teaching Kes to pilot a shuttle using a simulation of Jem'hadar fighters?
As to the RSE helping Voyage home, there is not a chance in hell of that happening, the only help they would be getting a disruptor blast or two ass.
I guest through that once they reach the outer edge of the RSE they could be with in range of communications with Starfleet and probably could spend the extra few months going around it or until the Federation negotiated passage for voyager.
Still... The devil you know...
'Caretaker' takes place on stardate 48315.6. 'The Jem'hadar' takes place on stardate unknown. 'The Search' takes place on stardate 48213.1. The closest DS9 episode to VOY's starting stardate is 'The Abandoned' with stardate 48301.1.
That far in, Voyager should have known the Dominion were a big threat in the Gamma Quad. How big? Not so sure at that point, but again, the devil you know.Last edited by nx01a; 27 September 2009, 11:28 AM.sigpic
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Originally posted by Weyoun View PostI don't know about that one. I think your odds of survival, especially after the Dominion had declared war on the Alpha Quadrant, was better with the Borg. IMO you had a slightly better chance, but still not a good chance, of the Borg ignoring you to go after bigger fish. One thing for sure is, you were in a world of hurt no matter which poison you had to face.
It's an interesting debate, especially considering that the Borg and Dominion were fully aware of each other existence. They both occupied and or shared the same galaxy, yet they seemed to have left each other alone.
Would you be safer mucking up your ship and limping through Borg space looking as if you're not worth the effort to assimilate?
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Originally posted by Alder View PostHmmm, that's an interesting thought...
Would you be safer mucking up your ship and limping through Borg space looking as if you're not worth the effort to assimilate?
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