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I'm hoping GoG gives us some more Star Trek games. I'm dying to get Klingon Academy. I'd also really want to see Armada I & II, Elite Force I & II, and Birth of the Federation.
I've been hoping for A Final Unity ever since I made a GOG account. And for the FMV Borg.
GIVE US MORE STAR TREK OR I FLY A GALAXY CLASS INTO TINYE'S HOUSE
Why am I always used as the threat? :P

And there are a lot of people that pay a lot of money to stay at my house.
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tinyE: Why am I always used as the threat? :P

And there are a lot of people that pay a lot of money to stay at my house.
Why exactly is that?

"I'd like to pay money to B&B buried under the Arctic Tundra!"

I mean, there are people who go to Norway and pay good money to literally sleep inside a giant hotel-shaped ice cube, so I guess anything is possible.
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tinyE: Why am I always used as the threat? :P

And there are a lot of people that pay a lot of money to stay at my house.
I can't help it, you just popped in there.
Ohh I forgot to include A Final Unity; that one too
Wouldn't mind seeing Klingon Honor Guard and Away Team here either.
Meh
On second thought it doesn't merit a reply.
Post edited January 26, 2017 by tinyE
What's strange is that despite being a Star Trek fan, I was never even aware that there were any Star Trek games on PC until GOG got some of them and I now own 4 of them here. Haven't played any of them yet, but look forward to it in the future as well as GOG getting more of them. As with Star Wars and certain other franchises, Star Trek falls into that "OH!!! Must have because it has $franchise in the name of it!" category for me - of which I'm not normally guilty of overall, but certain things like Star Wars and Star Trek bypass any form of logical reasoning that might be present and go right to the emotional instamusthave center of the brain. :)
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skeletonbow: What's strange is that despite being a Star Trek fan, I was never even aware that there were any Star Trek games on PC until GOG got some of them and I now own 4 of them here. Haven't played any of them yet, but look forward to it in the future as well as GOG getting more of them. As with Star Wars and certain other franchises, Star Trek falls into that "OH!!! Must have because it has $franchise in the name of it!" category for me - of which I'm not normally guilty of overall, but certain things like Star Wars and Star Trek bypass any form of logical reasoning that might be present and go right to the emotional instamusthave center of the brain. :)
I remember i bought a star trek game long time ago.

I spend hours trying to get my ship to fire a weapon - never could crack that one, gave up, never bought another Star Trek Game.
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skeletonbow: What's strange is that despite being a Star Trek fan, I was never even aware that there were any Star Trek games on PC until GOG got some of them and I now own 4 of them here. Haven't played any of them yet, but look forward to it in the future as well as GOG getting more of them. As with Star Wars and certain other franchises, Star Trek falls into that "OH!!! Must have because it has $franchise in the name of it!" category for me - of which I'm not normally guilty of overall, but certain things like Star Wars and Star Trek bypass any form of logical reasoning that might be present and go right to the emotional instamusthave center of the brain. :)
Some Star Trek games actually are quite good; 25th anniversary and Judgment rites are fun adventure games even if one isn't that much of a Star Trek fan. If one likes the original show even a little bit, they're really great because they capture the general atmosphere of that show perfectly.
Starfleet academy is more of a mixed bag imo; I really liked it back in the late 1990s, but having replayed it about two years ago, I have to say it's pretty bad when compared to something like the Freespace games. It does have some obvious merits for Star Trek fans though (e.g. the video scenes with Kirk, Sulu and Chekhov).
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tinyE: Meh
On second thought it doesn't merit a reply.
Dunno what you said, but no offense intended on my part.

Am I confused? Aren't you the guy that runs a B&B someplace really really really cold?
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tinyE: Meh
On second thought it doesn't merit a reply.
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yogsloth: Dunno what you said, but no offense intended on my part.

Am I confused? Aren't you the guy that runs a B&B someplace really really really cold?
SORRY

Really I am.

I just get defensive about always having to defend where I live. A lot of this shit I get isn't in a joking nature like your post and it gets to me. It's not your fault and I really shouldn't have posted that nasty little retort.
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yogsloth: Dunno what you said, but no offense intended on my part.

Am I confused? Aren't you the guy that runs a B&B someplace really really really cold?
We miss you in the Mafia game!