Get Quark on the viewscreen, the Nox can handle this. If he won’t answer, get Voyager’s Doctor on the line, it might be hard to reach him in Atlantis though. And, we know who really handles replicator problems, it’s not LaForge, it’s O’Brien, and if you can reach him, he might pretend he’s just some simple farmer, but believe me, he’s still an engineer at heart.
You might be surprised at just how many actors were in both franchises
https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Trek#Behind_the_scenes
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Actor/Actress Stargate character Star Trek character Tony Amendola Bra’tac Chorus #3 David Andrews Se’tak Lorian Rene Auberjonois Alar Odo Erick Avari Kasuf Jamin, Vedek Yarka, B’iJik John Billingsley Simon Coombs Phlox Jolene Blalock Ishta T’Pol Ron Canada Quartus Martin Benbeck, Ch’Pok, Fesek Frank Collison Keturah Gul Dolak Ronny Cox Robert Kinsey Edward Jellico Steven Culp Henry Wallace J.Hayes Nicole de Boer Alison Porter Ezri Dax John de Lancie Frank Simmons Q Louis Ferreira Everett Young Trevis Robert Foxworth Ashwan V’Las, Admiral Leyton Willie Garson Martin Lloyd Riga Vincent Hammond Ruax, Unas Elder, Big One Huge Alien Christopher Heyerdahl Holling, Todd, and others Wen Elizabeth Hoffman Catherine Langford Bhavani Robert Knepper Simeon Gaul, Wyatt Miller Rod Loomis Osric Paul Manheim Scott MacDonald Golan Jarlath Dolim, N’Vek and others Brian Markinson Lotan Elias Giger, Pete Durst, Vorin Dakin Matthews Maz’rai Patterson Christopher McDonald Alan Armstrong Richard Castillo Paul McGillion Carson Beckett Barracks leader Colm Meaney Cowen Miles O’Brien Obi Ndefo Rak’nor Drex and Kelemane Robert Picardo Richard Woolsey Lewis Zimmerman, The Doctor, and various other EMH’s Leon Rippy W. O. West L.Q. “Sonny” Clemonds Saul Rubinek Emmett Bregman Kivas Fajo Alan Ruck Adam Fletcher John Harriman Dwight Schultz The Keeper Reginald Barclay Wallace Shawn Arlos Kadawam Zek Armin Shimerman Anteaus Quark Marina Sirtis Svetlana Markov Deanna Troi Eric Steinberg Netan Paul Porter, Ankari captain Scott Smith Unnamed Officer in Stargate Doyle David Ogden Stiers Oberoth Timicin Tony Todd Haikon Kurn, and others Connor Trinneer Michael Kenmore Charles “Trip” Tucker Musetta Vander Shan’auc Derran Tal Gwynyth Walsh Kelmaa B’Etor, Nimira Derek Webster Brown Lt Sanders Doug Wert Hadden Jack Crusher Marc Worden Ronan Alexander Rozhenko Rick Worthy K’tano/Imhotep Jannar, and others Nice list!
Just don’t call in Jellico, it will not go well.
No no no. If you’re going to fight human form replicators you need someone who can fight toe to toe. Get Odo.
He wouldn’t save all the humans, just the ones who passed his absurd purity tests.
Does Starfleet have any kinetic weaponry that would be effective against replicators?
Kinda.
Edit: Forgot that it was even used again on Lower Decks.
I’m from the Kelvin timeline – all I’ve got for you is REALLY BIG ENTERPRISE, would that help?
Worked for Janeway.
Any movie or episode that involves self-destruct (and it actually reaching 0) or intentionally ramming a Federation ship into another hostile ship is an instant favorite in my book
Yes. Even that movie lmao
Yes. Even that movie lmao
Rogue One?
What about an even bigger dreadnought designed to only require 5 people to operate
If one Dr Crusher could operate an entire Enterprise all to herself, no reason why you can’t have a dreadnought that needs 3 people, or no people, but just set to ramming speed.
I think replicators can replicate kinetic weapons lol
Yes, but they don’t care about low-tech weaponry.
Not in widespread use, but they have the designs for a pretty badass sniper rifle that uses a transporter to beam the bullet past obstacles and place it directly in front of the target, paired with a headset that can see through walls.
Now that I think of it, they also established in first contact that kinetic weapons are effective against the borg, since Worf’s blade and Picard’s holographic tommy gun were able to get past the borg defenses. Seems like maybe they should have replicated some guns and ammo, or possibly just taken some from the planet below.
Holographic bullets aren’t really ballistic. The borg might have been able to adapt. Though if they were fooled by holograms and force fields, an anti-borg program could have been made that makes them get stuck in an endless non-euclidean maze (and I mean one of the interesting non-euclidean spaces) or just tear them apart by having dozens of force fields pop up through their bodies.
With all of the hologram projectors they had in Voyager, not to mention the portable one, they really didn’t explore the tactical advantages they could give. You could literally make any boarding party believe they had transported to hell, or let them run around thinking they are winning and took over the ship when they are actually just standing around in the brig–or airlock.
Or have them board only to hear “warp core damage critical, breach in zero point–” then give them some kind of afterlife sequence where they settle into their new afterlife and pass time telling each other about state secrets they were privy to, now that it doesn’t matter anymore.
It’s kinda funny that they had holograms but didn’t really ever explore any post-facts kind of themes, other than using holograms on less advanced species.
Hmm, considering the paranoia of the Cold War and beyond, there’s likely several dozen bunkers in North America loaded to the gills with armaments.
I know, the gif is from Hot Fuzz in the UK, but it gets the point across.
Take any faster than light ship, ram it into something, extremely violent kinetic weapon
Does a Bat’leth count?
Phasers are particle weapons so they should work as is.
Who thought giving building blocks AI was a good idea?
Look out, here they come!
Who thought giving building blocks AI was a good idea?
Reese.
ffs watch the show /s
Depends on the replicators. Nekkid evil Carter? I volunteer for the team.
