Yay! Thanks much! :D

ANSWER: Troi, Worf, Quark, Spot, 7of9.

Q: You have a very rare phaser beam array mark XIII that you wish to donate to the fleet, but there is no more space for it under the "Space weapons" section of the fleet bank... but you really want to give back to the fleet, what do you do?

ANSWER: when you see the columns are full, Sell the item, and donate the EC to the bank instead (Main, DeepSpace Stonewall, HNR or Legion) So as to not give the Resource hassle by sorting it out every few hours
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1) Seven's implants on Quark's head with Worf's ridges and hair on Deanna's body.

With Dr. Franken-Spot proudly showing off his evil creation.

2) Sell the Mark XIII, donate proceeds.

FYI: There is something in the picture that I see that as of this point not one of you has mentioned as to what it could be. It sticks out like a sore thumb to me and frankly, I have no idea what it is... but, it IS there!

Spot, Seven of Nine' hand and borg tech eyebrow piece, Deanna Troi' body minus head and one hand, Worf's head ridges and hair, Quark's face, one TNG combadge and Q's flash.

For the item, if not room sell it in the exchange and donate the ec to the fleet bank.

This is a very heartfelt and warming gift. I really cannot begin to explain what this means to me (even if all of us are just nerdy gamers). This really touched me and I want to cry...

(I know I know)

...I wont do it because I'm half Klingon and honor is more important. However, I wish to convey my gratitude.

Thank you, each and every one of you. This helps fill a part of my life that would have remained empty otherwise. Thank you for your kindness.

Sincerely,

Medgirl

I see Picard, Riker, Janeway, Nurse such and such from TOS, and the black tar pit from TNG that killed Tasha.

As for the bonus question: You take 3 items of value from the bank, sell them off and run to Risa to burn through the profit befor anyone catches on. Then you return back to to the bank and put 1 tribble, 1 food item, and 1 item of common quality back into the back and make it look like nothing happened. Oh, and you realize that purple item never existed due to your "extra curricular" habits. ~Fin

milmar

i'd take that uncommon thingy from the bank vault and place the mk xiii in its place, then email the uncommon thingy to my DSS toon who puts it in that fleet's bank. also think about holiday food and how sneaking that into the bank would cause a fleet captain to pop somewhere... :whistle:

Seven of Nine
Quark
Worf
Deanna Troi
Spot


And you sell it and put the money in the fleet bank.

ACK!!!! my chest feels weird like the ice around my heart is thawing out a bit!WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO ME!?!

Worf, Deanna Troi, Quark, Seven of Nine and SPOT

Mail it to a member of resources! Just do NOT put it in the bank

What he said lol

Quark, Worf, Troi, Spot
Edit: Seven of Nine too!

I think this is a trick question: odd numbered Mark items are not allowed in the bank. However, you could sell the item and donate the proceeds to the fleet bank or (had this been an even numbered Mark item), it could've been donated to any other fleet bank (Deep Space Stonewall, Stonewall Legion, HNR).

I better have gotten that right or my resources cred is going to be seriously damaged, lol.

(Merged the two fallout Threads together)

About a decade after the Dominion War, Cardassia and Bajor were more accepting of each other. Rascism towards the other was looked down upon among themselves and as time went by the Cardassians and Bajorans who together more often. Deep Space Nine became a hub not only for traffic in or from the Wormhole, but also for Cardassians who wanted to trade with the Beta Quadrant, just as well as Bajorans and other Alpha Quadrant races.
Mavek Senior was a Cardassian living on DS9 and was eventually appointed to handle any problems with Cardassian freighter captains that might arrive. Erzu Pati was a Bajoran Starfleet security officer posted on DS9. The two would eventually fall in love and conceive a child. The first Cardassain/Bajoran child not born out of shameful acts during the Occupation, but out of love between two equals. Arken Mavek embodied everything both Bajor and Cardassia were eventually striving for.

When Mavek turned 16 he decided he wanted to join Starfleet and did just so. Now fresh out of the academy, his career is about to begin.

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Though the description of your potential state resulting from the mentioned affliction is a bit off-putting, as a person who is aware of the Fallout 1 and 2 patiently waiting on my hard drive until I have some free time to give them my undivided attention, I must admit I can relate.

There's action, there's eye candy, there's humour... Where's Star Trek? :dry:

Unfortunately, I didn't catch the bug. Took me forever to create a character (so typical...) and stopped just after the introductory mission. Maybe when all my toons in GW2 are lvl 80 I'll come back B)

I'm not one of the trekkies that is Anti-JJ or the JJ-Verse and I will defend Star Trek 2009 with every fibre because I actually think that's a pretty awesome Star Trek Movie (there's flaws in it, but they don't detract from the over-all quality of it).

Into Darkness I struggle to watch because It's just so horribly written and just makes a mockery of Star Trek. The thing is that Into Darkness had awesome trailers and I was confident the film would live up to that, obviously I was wrong.

Trailers are trailers are trailers are trailers and they often prove to me misleading and it's impossible to judge the quality of the final movie based on a trailer.

That said I think it's pretty obvious that they are trying to go with a Guardians of The Galaxy style more "fun" movie this time round and it actually looks like it could be good and if it didn't have a Star Trek skin we might all much more positive about it.

The movies are always going to be a more action-packed popcorn throw-away commodities and my advice would simply be to enjoy the JJ-verse for what it is and save judgement for the real Trek which belongs on the small screen and hopefully we'll see return in 2017.

I also don't buy into this ideal that the JJ-verse Star Trek is dying or is unsuccessful. Despite poor reviews Star Trek Into Darkness made over 400 million dollars world-wide at the box office, over double it's budget. That's an amazing success and nobody should be under any illusions on the subject.

I think some of us older-time Star Trek fans need to realise that we have no god-given right to be the only people in the world to decide if something is good enough to be Star Trek. The new generation of Star Trek fans I imagine will love the JJ-Verse and wouldn't be able to sit through an episode of TNG without their eyes flicking to their nearest handheld device.

I'm excited for what the future holds for Star Trek. I just hope the writing is more 2009 and less Into Darkness.

Also Chris Pine is hawt, he has a new funky hair cut.

I find our lack of disagreement on this disturbing. Lol yeah it's really awful.