Christopher Caldwell

Moopsy aside, after giving it some thought I went with Armus. All of the options on the list were creepy, but Armus I think just comes out ahead. As with the other options he looks creepy but it's the fact that he's both so powerful and unpredictable combined with the fact that his creation and motivation are both so alien.

Big shout out to @Alix Harford for 'The Juneau' Really great to learn more about the character's backstory and who doesn't love a bit of trauma drama?

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Class comes in many forms, one of those forms is Christopher Caldwell, another is Christopher Caldwell wearing a tuxedo.

Just a quick shout out for @Mason G from their sim Scavenger hunt: Seeking the bridge, an extract of which is included below. The Bynars aren't seen very often in Star Trek. In the few appearances they do make, there is little detailed information given about them. I therefore really enjoyed how @Mason G explained some of this in a way that really balanced giving a bit more insight whilst still maintaining the 'alienness' of the species. In addition I liked how the writing made clear distinction between the personalities for the two, I absolutely loved the reassuring little hand squeeze, so sweet!

So far I've genuinely enjoyed the writing of everyone on the Astaeus but I do feel the need to specifically call out @Serala who genuinely made me laugh in two recent simms, both involving T,Saara (AKA Bean), Serala's young daughter. 1) 'Party on the Beach' T'Saara presenting her cat Maykomba to our Caitian Captain @Mei'konda and commenting how alike they look. 2) 'Fower' T'Saara calling the Captain the same name as her cat and then estimating her mother's age.

Welcome Sasch Kreshkoa! I hope you enjoy it here!

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Congratulations! Hope you're enjoying your time here so far and long may that continue!

Sorry, I had to. Being from the UK we have so many regional accents, here accents can change considerably within just a few miles. It does make me wonder how accents could evolve over time and how new accents could be formed on colonies on other worlds.

I have nothing about Gates McFadden but I found Pulaski infinitely more interesting than Crusher. They never seemed to do anything with Crusher and when they did it just felt empty. Pulaski didn't get much in terms of character focus but she got some great dialogue and character interactions.

Less discussion here than I was hoping but this one has got to get a reaction. I like Jellico. You heard me. He was the Captain and he was trying to get his ship and crew ready for a potential war, he needed to get stuff done, he was direct but I don't think unfair or rude, in fact he spent quite a bit of time explaining himself to others, also respect for getting Troi into a uniform.

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