They were also a little busy dealing with a time-traveling, genocidal coffee addict.

It’s okay, you’ll get it next time champ!

Yeah, that’s some clickbaity shit there lol. What a dumb headline for them to use.

Weren’t the Borg originally meant to be those worm-parasite things?

have to open it in a new tab to see it more clearly idk why.

I dont know if this is ever established in canon, but my theory is this is what allows the Borg to travel nearly instantaneously. Their transwarp corridors allow them to compress the infinite possibilities down to finite paths, and they’re limited only by where they have established transwarp exit nodes. Otherwise they’d go all salamander-ey everytime they used transwarp.

Not yet, here’s something from YouTube I found to tide me over though.

https://youtu.be/sn_Sgcxg5PQ

lol the borg suits are just spandex with a bunch of random hoses and shit glued to them. no need to animate little worm parasites.

you know what they just might.

I’ll pop in my blu-rays after I get home from some appointments, see if I can verify anything from the special features.

This has to be among the best body horror scenes in the entire franchise, if not THE best.

I’m pretty sure I saw something on the blu-ray special features about this? It was gonna be too expensive to have the creepy worm alien things as a recurring enemy so they made the Borg as a cheaper alternative.

The voyage of the f*!@ed indeed.

The joke is that it’s censoring “fuckin”.

Chakotay might have been slightly interesting with a little cursing.

ahh yes, as opposed to the forced scenes where all the boys group up for boy power

“conversations with letters of the alphabet” hahahah fair. But also like, in their defence, you would assume that someone being placed in command of the flagship of the Federation would have been thoroughly vetted before hand wouldn’t you?

I’d argue that not knowing Picard very well gave them no reason to question him either.

I’ve yet to play EF2. Skippable in your opinion?

I quite liked how they added to the lore of the world without completely turning things upside down. Just some more fun with

I was a big fan of Telltale games and this felt like a spiritual successor to them.