DarkDestroyer
The Destroyer Of Worlds
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This chapter is the start of a couple of ongoing arcs now. We're about the half way point of the story overall. The middle if you will.
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Both. Be careful, Dax is going to rob you blind and fuck you into the deck plating. ;DThe start of a beautiful friendship? Or also the start of me getting wiped out by everyone at the table?
Both. Be careful, Dax is going to rob you blind and fuck you into the deck plating. ;D
Having one or even two legendary individuals 'back from the dead' will help morale, yes, and perhaps even start inspiring up-and-comers to be less diplomatic and more dynamic, but they're not a magic bullet for all the issues plaguing Starfleet. Materially and culturally, canon!Starfleet just was not ready for someone to take a go at them on the scale of the Dominion War, and no one individual — not even a hero-captain like Kirk — can fix those systemic failings in a handful of years. They don't have enough ships, they don't have the right ships, and they don't have the right institutional mindset for an existential fight, because they'd convinced themselves such things were no longer possible!Good grief having one legend back from the dead is already a boon for the UFP. Kirk as well would be a huge morale boost for the fleet. Especially going into the war when their lack of preparation will be on full display.
Thanks for the chapter mate
Having one or even two legendary individuals 'back from the dead' will help morale, yes, and perhaps even start inspiring up-and-comers to be less diplomatic and more dynamic, but they're not a magic bullet for all the issues plaguing Starfleet. Materially and culturally, canon!Starfleet just was not ready for someone to take a go at them on the scale of the Dominion War, and no one individual — not even a hero-captain like Kirk — can fix those systemic failings in a handful of years. They don't have enough ships, they don't have the right ships, and they don't have the right institutional mindset for an existential fight, because they'd convinced themselves such things were no longer possible!
And the thing is, Kirk being back might even be a negative, because idiots like Tim Watters will be able to point to his example as justification for their own antics. I can foresee a spike in unnecessary casualties resulting from people who don't know any better following charismatic gloryhounds into situations where a disciplined, methodical, rational approach to the problem(s) before them were discarded in favour of a vainglorious belief that personal brilliance and thrilling heroics would see them through, only to find their brilliance inadequate and their heroics smashing into that nasty wall called reality at Warp 6.