Barktorias
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Displaced Texan in Seattle Often Coyote, Sometimes Badger-Fox They/Them | 32 | Asian Sociologist | Writer | 18+ BLM | 1312 | Stop AAPI Hate
Ah. Cool. Cool cool cool. That’s why I feel like I have the flu but no fever
The final category in the bracket Bracket ended up being: "Most Likely to Ignore Instructions"
All this talk of MarTEN day, and yet people are glossing over the most important fact about today
A Bard's Ballad spent a huge chunk of last year doing deep-dive story videos about all of Morrowind and it's faction quests InfernoPlus of Cursed Halo fame is doing a passion project porting all of Morrowind into Elden Ring MickyD exists
Frostbreak - a self-admitted Skyrim baby, played TES3 for the fist time last year. Fell in love with it. Just Background Noise - 9 of the last 16 of his videos have been about, or included TES3 Haven't watched this one but Omniburg - an entire video about TES3 being better than TES5
@knabewolf.bsky.social @dexwolfy.mow.haus Wolves when it’s december:
Alright it was cute for a minute but I'm getting tired of the Spotify Wrapped-ification of the internet
alright, bet I don't buy much but you make up a good chunk of it lmao
Apple Music really out here calling me out for being a goth furry faggot (The only reason the Blue Man Group song is on there is because it’s the song that auto-plays when I plug my phone into my car)
The three ships that most notably BREAK AWAY from this dichotomy? The Defiant - a blatant warship, which Starfleet never makes And the NI-1101 and NCIA-94 Section 31 ships Which you could cogently argue are just secondary hulls and nacelles without saucers—
SURPRISINGLY, despite being very Miranda shaped, the Akira is ACTUALLY a Constitution. It’s subtle, but that little paunch with the deflector dish TECHNICALLY serves as a very small, very integrated secondary hull
The Cardenas and Sagan classes? Arguably, Constitutions since they have distinct secondary hulls coming from their saucers The Nimitz though? Miranda
The NX-01? Starts as a Miranda and then becomes a Constitution The Nebula? Looks like a Miranda, but has a secondary hull so is actually a Constitution The Oberth? Constitution without the neck
The Walker class? Miranda The Shepherd? Literally an upside down Walker The California class? Very clearly a Miranda The Constellation class? A Miranda with FOUR nacelles
But not all ships fall under this Constitution umbrella. Wrath of Khan gave us the Reliant and the Miranda class. Still a saucer and at least two nacelles on struts, but NO secondary hull distinct from the saucer This one small difference was a HUGE changeup in Starfleet design
You can see this with most hero ships we’ve gotten through the years. From the Excelsior and the Galaxy, all the way to the Sovereign and Intrepid when starfleet finally realized necks were a structural weakness
Alright. The ship autism took over: For MOST of Star Trek, the Constitution class - the original Enterprise - defined a lot of the aesthetic design of what starfleet vessels looked like Saucer section, secondary hull, and at least two nacelles on struts that kept them away from the hull