stare trek 3 news

[tomBitonti]

Yeah, but the "Dive" mark II has debris. It's an upgrade!

Thx!

TomB

 

[Umbran]

So, in three, they need to have enemies actively shooting at them as they dive, or something.

 

[Umbran]

I hadn't seen any of the reboot stuff, so I was blissfully unaware.

They don't suck. Aside from one major continuity issue that pretty much invalidates the existence of a Starfleet, that is.

 

[trappedslider]

So a release date has been set July 8, 2016 -- marking the 50-year anniversary..too bad they didn't want to go for the full anniversery and release on Sept. 8.

 

[Thunderfoot]

Difference between movies and TV - movies want summer release dates, TV has the fall schedule (which is why movies want summer release dates).

 

[GMforPowergamers]

They don't suck. Aside from one major continuity issue that pretty much invalidates the existence of a Starfleet, that is.

ok I'll bite... what's that?

 

[Richards]

I assume he's referring to the fact that in the first movie, they had Scotty devise a way to beam from a planet to onboard a starship moving at warp speeds across the galaxy. So if you can now beam yourself halfway across the galaxy, why would you need a starship? Or, say, a whole fleet of them?

Johnathan

 

[Morrus]

I assume he's referring to the fact that in the first movie, they had Scotty devise a way to beam from a planet to onboard a starship moving at warp speeds across the galaxy. So if you can now beam yourself halfway across the galaxy, why would you need a starship? Or, say, a whole fleet of them?

Same reason why in TNG every week thwy reconfigured the sensor array to make the ship much better, then didn't just make that the default design.

 

[El Mahdi]

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[Umbran]

ok I'll bite... what's that?

I assume he's referring to the fact that in the first movie, they had Scotty devise a way to beam from a planet to onboard a starship moving at warp speeds across the galaxy. So if you can now beam yourself halfway across the galaxy, why would you need a starship? Or, say, a whole fleet of them?

Scotty's warp speed beaming does not invalidate Starfleet. It was demonstrated with long, but still limited range.

In the second movie, Kahn's transporting from the Klingon solar system directly into Earth's is what invalidates Starfleet. It is demonstrated as full on interstellar transport, and that's a problem.