[Sythe]

I’ve heard the mission will wipe your space/ground loadouts, so be sure to save them before starting the mission. I’ll be doing so when I get home later today.

[Marcel]

Good episode, rewards are interesting. Only downside is that the episode gives away that this likely had Temporal issues, due to the fact that the Tzenkethi Admiral just assumes temporal shenanigans without doing any investigating. Which is really damn odd, because there shouldn't be any hints to that. He just makes that assumption.

So have a feeling this is going to tie into a new Temporal enemy we've got to face.

I'm pretty sure it was supposed to be a joke. The last few trek series (since voy), the first jj trek movie and even sto had lots and lots of time travel, including very confusing time travelling into the future.
We also resolved the temporal cold war in sto since enterprise never had the chance, so it would be extremly to do touch that topic again so fast.

[Raz Beraht]

Sounds a lot like the session play instances on LoTRO; a fun and interesting addition to the game.

The Fall of Morea session play is one of my favorite missions in that game

[ForTheGamer]

I'm pretty sure it was supposed to be a joke. The last few trek series (since voy), the first jj trek movie and even sto had lots and lots of time travel, including very confusing time travelling into the future.
We also resolved the temporal cold war in sto since enterprise never had the chance, so it would be extremly to do touch that topic again so fast.

Yes, we've got lots of time travel, but in context, this Admiral should have no way of having hat information as a character. Sure, we might, the devs and such, but the character itself would not be privy to that type of joke. Also, given how the episode is never played up for laughs, that's a really piss poor time for a joke.

Also, just because we stop the Temporal Cold War from happening, doesn't exactly mean someone else can't come along and cause trouble. Heck, would our Mirrorselves not count as a Temporal enemy? The player is a Temporal Agent and has messed around with time so much that I wouldn't be surprised at all if our Mirrorselves is nearly the same except evil. Not saying that's what this is, but rather I think we're heading into another situation in which we're dealing with some time implications.

Hell, it doesn't even have to be a bad guy. We could screw around with the Tzenkethi because of some risdual thing that the Na'khul have done. Again, just because we finish with the final episode of the Temporal Cold War, doesn't mean we aren't going to have some things to deal with from that. And history before that point becomes ripe for us to do our time hopping to save the world.

[Arno12]

GIven his rank and importance of this operation, it could also be that the Admiral is Privy to more top secret material, example time travel, good to know what your enemies are up to.

[Scarlett]

Played it after the patch. It was fun!

I couldn't move powers in the tray during the mission, which sorta makes sense. The enemy is not tough enough to need it anyway.

That Leader dude at the end of the mission is a tough nut to crack. It was a crazy click-fest where I had to respawn twice. Next week, he's going down with righteous fury.

[Sythe]

They did indeed fix the tray loadout so that it's restored to normal after the mission is complete which will be great for future weeks repeating the episode.

[Scarlett]

They did indeed fix the tray loadout so that it's restored to normal after the mission is complete which will be great for future weeks repeating the episode.

I clearly dodged that bullet ...

[Hevach]

Yes, we've got lots of time travel, but in context, this Admiral should have no way of having hat information as a character. Sure, we might, the devs and such, but the character itself would not be privy to that type of joke. Also, given how the episode is never played up for laughs, that's a really piss poor time for a joke.

Also, just because we stop the Temporal Cold War from happening, doesn't exactly mean someone else can't come along and cause trouble. Heck, would our Mirrorselves not count as a Temporal enemy? The player is a Temporal Agent and has messed around with time so much that I wouldn't be surprised at all if our Mirrorselves is nearly the same except evil. Not saying that's what this is, but rather I think we're heading into another situation in which we're dealing with some time implications.

Hell, it doesn't even have to be a bad guy. We could screw around with the Tzenkethi because of some risdual thing that the Na'khul have done. Again, just because we finish with the final episode of the Temporal Cold War, doesn't mean we aren't going to have some things to deal with from that. And history before that point becomes ripe for us to do our time hopping to save the world.

He doesn't need any additional information. The Federation has been mucking with time for a long time, some very high profile instances like Voyage Home and possibly Endgame shouldn't even be a secret. Heck, the final moves of the Iconian War included a major predestination paradox broadcast on an open channel to a battlefield with numerous major powers present. Kirk used time machines the way you or I would use an MP3 player, Sisko managed to get himself in the history books, and there's an entire government agency tasked with gauging how much damage Starfleet's done any time there's been an incident. It's very unlikely that the entire quadrant isn't well aware that the Federation has polluted the timeline like some kind of temporal toxic waste factory, even if 95% of it's been kept a secret the rest is a bullet point on the manifesto behind every other faction calling the Federation hypocrites.

So, here you've got a centuries old mural depicting the Starfleet emblem, figures in Starfleet colors, and one figure among those that appears to be Vulcan. You don't need much specifics about what's happened recently to assume Federation temporal interference, Occam's Razor will get you that far. He doesn't conclude anything more specific than that at some point past or future, the Federation managed to pollute the timeline of this particular planet.

[Raz Beraht]

In her flashbacks, Parr acts like a teenager who just got her first job, more so than an experienced military officer. And the Admiral treats her that way.

I thought that was pretty funny.