Kohr-Ah: another short and simple. A Marauder passes close by the 'camera' like a great black shark, past the wreckage of ships floating in space. It approaches a planet and begins firing. The planet burns like the sun...

Could just be what you're playing it on...

If there was, you'd have already read it. Here, to be precise.

Well, I'm sure we wouldn't have to use all of them.

And what about old people? Aren't there enough to keep up SG production?

Set fire to street-bums. They're all over the place.

Street-bum power is the way of the future. I'm sure of it.


Also, I'd stop get arrested for it, and I see that as a bonus.

Or use the 'options configuration' text file. Set 'config.fullscreen' to 'yes'.

I consider religion to be like triginometry: it serves no purpose to me and thus is of no real value, but I understand that some people use it and consider it valuable.

Yeah, if you're using the precursor ship, it's supposed to steer like a cow until you upgrade the turning jets.

The Melnorme. Their only real interest is in the almighty credit, but you couldn't ask for a more honest trader. The stuff they sell you is relatively cheap and works exactly as it's supposed to, and the information they sell you is true and worth having.

Other than the remixed music, the only  'changes' as such seem to deal with the differences between the original PC and 3D0 versions.

Eta Vulpeculae. Second planet.

I was like twelve when I watched through TOS, but wasn't spock happy in a number of episodes, including one where he's not drugged up or anything but is just happy and surprised to see kirk is alive (forgot the details of that episode, but I think he somehow felt or was semi responsible.)

Amok Time. Spock thought he'd killed Kirk. McCoy just drugged him so he'd drop after a while and it'd look like Spock killed him.

Well, let's face it; pretty much anything we did would most likely just be trying to improve pefection anyway, right? 

If I were to redo the Ur-Quan voice (for example), I'd have it deep, as it is now, with a slight sort of croaking sound  for 'O' sounds (remember, the voice is coming from the Talking Pet), but dead-sounding. Emotionless. After all, the Dnyarri have been effectively lobotomised to such an extent that they're nothing more than machines that breathe.

It would be kind of nice to be able to keep playing; there are a lot of stars in the galaxy.

I wonder how hard that would be to code?