Wolf 359: The Prelude (Part I) - JTVFX
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2023
- Part 1 of the prelude to the Battle of Wolf 359!
Part 1 of the Massacre is out! • Wolf 359: The Massacre...
The New Providence colony on Jouret IV as been ripped away from the planet's surface, no sign remains of the 900 hundred inhabitants. A short time later, the U.S.S. Lalo disappears after possible contact with a Borg vessel, Starfleet orders the Enterprise to investigate. Meanwhile, Admiral Hanson begins preparations for a possible Borg invasion.
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Sources:
BOBW part 1 script - tng.trekcore.com/episodes/scr...
BOBW part 2 script - tng.trekcore.com/episodes/scr...
Emissary part 1 script - ds9.trekcore.com/media/script...
Hanson's starship Memory-Alpha - memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/...
Memory-Alpha article on ships at Wolf 359 - memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/...
Memory-Beta article on ships at Wolf 359 - memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/B...
Wolf 359 Ship Classes - Ex Astris Scientia - www.ex-astris-scientia.org/ar...
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*Q&A for Prelude Part I*
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This project has been a labor of love beginning in August of 2020 with real work beginning in Feburary of 2022. I spent MONTHS researching and collating all avalible canon info I can find on the battle, following canon as much as possible until there is conflict. In which case, I looked for loopholes in canon to make both canon and non-canon elements work together (like script and novel elements/ST: Borg).
Now, to the Q&A...
This section focuses on Hanson's ship related issues:
*(Condensed and edited to sound less harsh)*
*A) Isn't Hanson's ship is the Melbourne?*
Unfortunately, there is no clear indication in the episode or the script that Hanson was aboard the Melbourne. The only clue is the "red alert" display which I have chosen to ignore in favor of the script which states he is aboard a Galaxy-class starship for the battle.
As far as the red alert display on his bridge... for my video, it is unique to this particular ship.
*B) But weren't there were only six Galaxy-class ships in service?*
As for there being only six Galaxy-class starships in service, that comes from either Gene Roddenberry who believed Starfleet wouldn't build ships that large in large quantities, or the tech manual. Either way, both sources are not considered canon. There is nothing on-screen during TNG's run to indicate that there were only six Galaxy-class starships in service at this point, or that there were two batches built for that matter.
*C) Melbourne at Jouret IV:*
There is no evidence (either in the episode or the script) that the Excelsior which ferried Hanson to Jouret IV was the actually the Melbourne, simply that Riker was offered command of "The Melbourne." In the script for "BOBW, Part I", Hanson's ship was described simply as transport class. In both the episode and the script, the vessel was unnamed.
In my interpretation of events, both USS Melbournes are docked at Earth for the Nebula-class versions commissioning ceremony. The Excelsior-class Melbourne has been rendered inactive by Starfleet only to be reactived again as the USS Roma NCC-62451 for logicistical purposes. Because of the Borg emergency there was no time to relabel the hull before departure. So her hull still reads as USS Melbourne NCC-62043. While true USS Melbourne and the ship Riker was offered would be the Nebula-class version.
For more info, please refer to my "Q&A" in part 2 of my prelude
Link: ruclips.net/video/RaPLbgHfw44/видео.html
*D) Hanson graveyard scene:*
There are those that have pointed out the way Shelby identifies the Melbourne in the graveyard scene as one reason for it being Hanson's ship. For me, the "emotion" from that scene wasn't so much about Hanson or his ship (again, there is no clear evidence he was on the Melbourne). It was more about the sheer devastation and the notion of thousands of officers and their families killed and "what could have been" had Riker taken command of the Melbourne.
My two cents:
Earlier in "BOBW, Part I" after Picard attempted to encourage Riker to accept promotion, Riker was having inner conflict about his decision to stay. He confided to Troi in Ten Forward "I've always said I wanted my own command, and yet... something is holding me back." Which, to me, sets up the emotional impact later when the Melbourne was revealed to have been destroyed. Shelby was also aware of Riker's promotion and very likely knew what ship he was offered, thus the "mournful" tone in her voice when the Melbourne was revealed. While Riker, realizing had he caved to Picard and accepted promotion, would likely have been killed along with his new crew and the thousands of other officers and their families at Wolf 359. My two cents.
*E) Hanson/Melbourne issues:*
The problem with the belief that the Excelsior-class Melbourne as Hanson's ship is that she is first ship we witness destroyed by the Borg in the opening of the battle (the saucer is blown in half, and then implied to have collided with the cube). Yet we see Hanson live long enough to witness the battle deterioate into retreat, so he couldn't have been on that ship.
Plus, it wouldn't make sense for an admiral to "lead the charge" into battle as he commands the fleet. It makes more sense that a flag officer would be either towards the rear of the fleet or in the center where the heaviest concentration of ships are and on the most powerful ship available directing the fleet.
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*Other questions/issues:*
*1) Why didn't the colony know it was the Borg?*
Suspense. If I had the colony computer identify it right away, it would have rushed the scene which is already brief.
Besides, the USS Lalo apparently didn't know it was the Borg either as they identified it as "an alien vessel, described as cubed shaped."
*2) Jouret IV near Romulan space?*
It's location is derived from the book Star Trek: Star Charts which places Jouret (the star system) not far from the Romulan Neutral Zone. This layout is even used in more recent Star Trek shows like "Discovery" and "Picard."
*3) Where did you get the info for the Lalo's captain?*
Any information that I couldn't find in canon or beta-canon, I made up. In this case, the captain was not mentioned in canon nor in beta-canon, so I made him up.
*4) Why is the Galaxy docked outside of spacedock? Spacedock should be bigger.*
My interpretation is similar to Andrew Probert's original concept for Spacedock during early TNG. He believed that spacedock should remain the same scale as it was during the "TMP" era movies and that the Galaxy-class and larger ships like it would dock on the outside while smaller ships would go inside. He didn't care for them scaling up spacedock for TNG and I don't either because it doesn't make sense.
Despite the "larger" spacedocks appearing in "Picard," I'm chose to continue with my interpretation of Proberts concept.
*5) What ships are at Starbase 324?*
USS Auriga Galaxy-class NCC-71797
USS Yorktown Zodiac-class NCC-61137 (Nebula with upswept nacelles)
USS Roosevelt Excelsior-class refit NCC-2573
USS Gage Apollo-class NCC-11672
USS Kyushu New Orleans-class NCC-65491
USS Tolstoy Rigel-class NCC-62095 (Freedom-class saucer with Ambassador-class sec. hull)
USS Chekov Springfield-class NCC-57302
***USS Columbia Excelsior-class NCC-37402***
***Despite the scene not being shown, the USS Columbia would have been Hanson's transport to Jouret IV in my version.
*6) Picard wasn't assimilated during the first encounter...*
Due to the nature of these videos and due to copyright, I was forced to condense the two encounters down to one with an empithsis on the second encounter. That's why you don't see Shelby, Data, or Wesley on the bridge in my version, because they weren't on the bridge during the second encounter when Picard was assimilated.
*7) The AI voices suck...*
It is what it is. In some scenes they kinda suck. I've done what I can with them but I'm one man, not a major production studio, and while working on a personal project I prefer to work alone.
*8) Where did you get the AI voices...*
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Amazing work! I've been anticipating your interpretation of the canon events for some time now and I've loved this first part!
Obviously i'm not one to pry or object to any points in your Q&A section, you've made all very valid points and I respect it. I'm just mainly curious that you do not consider the TNG Technical Manual as canon? It's a book I've always referenced for information for decades; and yet you reference the Star Charts illustrated book as accurate simply because newer shows cut 'n' pasted 2 pages from it into their episodes. Is the primary reason you consider the Tech manual as non-canon because it's not featured in an episode, or is there more to it?
Which ship is the modified Ambassador?
One thing I could never get my head around is where the hell was Data and Wesley when Picard was abducted? 😂
Great job indeed. Also it makes sense to send the stardrive of a Galaxy-class vessel to engage any hostiles. And leave the saucer section to a protected area/station.
We have waited a long time for this bud... I know the fans will be impressed. :)
I like that the captain of that other Galaxy class didn't take the saucer section into a dangerous situation, unlike the Enterprise literally taking kids into the neutral zone.
minor nitpick, they could have offloaded the families at the starbase, anyway amazing video
Kids gotta learn the dangers of the galaxy sometime 🤣🤣🤣
@@288theabe dangers of the galaxy class
That was the case about the USS Odyssey because Captain Keogh offload all none essential personnel and all civilians to DS9 before he take the Odyssey in the wormhole during the Rescue of Benjamin Sisko who lead the Ship to be destroyed by the Jem'Hadar
@@keyboardt8276 and as poor little Annika Hansen found out, wayward scientists with their own ship also🥴
Not only the visual style, but your attention to detail is what really sells these. The camera angles and the way the ships move have a sort of "1990's TV budget" feel to them (in a good way). The scene where the ships are leaving starbase for example, you use that same angle of the Galaxy flying towards the camera that TNG used a hundred times. That's probably exactly what they would have done if that scene were shot in 1990.
Really looking forward to the next one. Thank you for sharing; These vids always brighten my day! Cheers!
Fantastic work, mate. You've nailed the asthetic of the TNG era VFX perfectly. Well done!
The Borg too. No green glow.
I literally had to watch multiple videos and think about it even after many hours of watching Trek before thinking wait that wasn't shown in the show. Excellent effort and detail
Also want to point out the detail of seeing the colony from orbit in the beginning and a dark hole when the Enterprise arrives. This is the work of someone who's paid a lot of attention to details.
Waiting for Part 2.
All TNG fans bow to you sir -- amazing work and thanks for bringing to life the prelude of the Federations deadliest invasion
I've been waiting 30 years for this video.
All good things
Lieutenant Steve Levy, a Starfleet officer who believes Wolf 359 (the event in which Locutus and The Borg wiped out a ton of starships) was an inside job.
do not compare the federation to the u.s or russia, or any other petty nation state plz
@@revolu7363what, he’s literally referencing a character form lower decks
@@The_Irish_Fox that joke is a lot older than the series Lower Decks though.
I wonder if the Borg sometimes go onto the Federation's networks and spread anti-establishment conspiracy theories the same way the KGB used to.
Great stuff. I loved that you did the saucer separation since the ship was clearly going into battle and didn't need the extra mass. It's also something that was criminally underused during the series. Eagerly waiting for he next part.
I understand why they did it on the show. They didn't want to spend the time or the budget doing the saucer separation all the time. They had to use it very sparingly. Plus, let's all be honest, the stardrive without the saucer looks kind of strange. The ship simply looks much more impressive on screen when it's intact.
But one of the major criticisms lobbed at the Galaxy class was the inclusion of families on board a ship that faced danger on a consistent basis. This video does a great job of demonstrating the intended use of the saucer separation besides just in an emergency evacuation situation. Sure, you would never have advanced warning of every potentially dangerous encounter the ship might have; however, any time the ship was knowingly headed into danger the saucer section could be dropped off at a starbase/safe location to keep civilians and families out of harms way. The stardrive section could then be taken into danger (which was faster and more agile now that it was freed from the bulk of the saucer section).
@@pokes404 Yes because the full model of the Enterprise-D was what like 9 feet long? Every time they shot the separated ship they had to engage people to carefully re-do the model positions & such & they prioritized the budget elsewhere. Plus I agree with everyone else the separated battle section isn't much to look at.
The extra mass is irrelevant. It's actually a boon in ship to ship combat when the role of your vessel is heavy cruiser / battle ship. The galaxy giving up its saucer section does make sense if one argues that time was of the essence, but it also does not make sense from a military perspective. The saucer section contains the vast majority of sensor systems, has redundancy systems such extra power and damage control supplies and also contains probably 2 thirds of the vessels capable phaser battery potential. If you're going into combat with the galaxy class, you need all that mass. More mass means more hull, which means more endurance in combat. The sensor suite is very important as well as you don't know what it is you're about to fight.
The Starbase shown is more than capable of handling a dump off of all non-essential personel. Any civilization with a brain cell like the UFP, is going to all the basics of a modern sovereign government, including clauses instructing the methods of war. If attacked, the UFP citizens and service men of that area and the local governments therein have the right to self defense without awaiting approval by a central government. War is automatically assumed in the case of an unprovoked invasion.
The information given at the time for the Admiral to consider is as follows - unknown hostile is indiscriminately killing and destroyed any and all UFP assets. It is not occupying the assets destroyed either. It's actively plunging into UFP space killing along the way. This is the hallmark of an advance spear head, a blitz. This force can there be assumed to be the vanguard of an actual invasion. The occupation forces will follow in its wake. There for, you're at war, this is a state of emergency, martial powers are enabled.
The could then instruct all non-essential personnel off the boats to go ashore on the station. All battle capable vessels will quickly be armed up via the stations stocks and stores that are all manned by starfleet personnel. Starfleet personnel on the said station are also now subject to a levy and rapid deployment. In this case, qualified personnel are rapidly assigned to vessels assembling to bolster manning as they prepare for combat. Science personnel will be considered on a case by case basis, most will be considered non-essential personnel along with the civilians.
With torpedo stores fully stocked, your replicator stores maxed, your batteries on board tipped off, your crew bolstered and the ship prepped for General Quarters, you get underway quickly, WITH the saucer still attached so that you're still the biggest baddest ship available. You need to end this threat quickly, which means methods of potential OVERKILL is highly recommended. You have no idea how tough the opponent is. You bring EVERYTHKNG. ALL OF IT.
@@dratheart Worse. The model was 6 feet long and 6 feet wide. It needed something like 5 people and a forklift to move.
I love how perfectly you capture the 90s tv budget aesthethics with the way the camera movements and lighting are done, it would fit so perfectly into the episodes. Cant wait for part II :)
Which are superior to all CGI foe the past 20 years. Most CGI is garbage anyway.
Fantastic Job JTVFX The Destruction Of The Colony, The U.S.S. Lalo's Encounter With The Borg Cube And All The Ships Preparing For The Battle Are Amazing I Can't Wait For Part 2 And The Battle WELL DONE 👍🖖
To see some of these ships that we've never seen use the TNG Warp Jump - that was a treat too. That attention to detail is something that should be celebrated on this one. In particular the Apollo - where the nacelles would glow in sequence before jumping to warp. That was a very nice touch.
I absolutely love the camera angle and motion on the shot at 3:36. Also dig your decision to have the Auriga doing saucer sep before going into battle.
I will say this one time: There isn't enough words to describe to you how amazing this was--and this was just the PRELUDE! You not only hit ALL of the TNG visual language notes on this -- you took into consideration that Hanson's ship's bridge was that of a Galaxy Battle Bridge. I can't help but BE AMAZED once again by your work. This labor of love, my friend - is not just that - WELL DONE!
I wish to remind you that all Starfleet bridges are _modular._
USS Odyssey bridge vs Enterprise-D bridge. They look nothing alike, but are the same class.
Battle bridge set does _not_ automatically equal Galaxy stardrive. That could very, _VERY_ easily been the Melbourne or Bellerophon.
Why is there a line through some of the text on this comment?
Damn I don’t think I’ve been this excited for a part 2 since “Mr Worf… fire”
Excellent work 👍🏼
roll on part 2 butomg the whole sholud be mixed wih bobw made in to a movie
@@richarddennis3793 I had that same thought ;)
@@cha02psc did you see his new video on the actual battle? Don miss the masterpiece he released like 2 months ago
I would consider myself a die hard fan, I loved the Q&A I found it very educational. I never considered hanson on the Melbourne, I always assumed they said Melbourne in the way that they did at the graveyard because it would have been riker dead.
Thank you for your hard work I love it
First time I hear of it too. But people come up with all sorts of stuff like that. Somehow it get's started by someone speculating or offering their own head canon and then people repeat it all over as if it was canon. Even some very implausilble ones (like certain ships being present at Wolf 359 or the Battle of 001, not gonna repeat it here, you'll know what I mean).
Wow, that was really put together. Well done JTVFX 🖖
Bloody hell that was awesome! Cheers
I wish I could upvote your videos more than once. These are fantastic.
This is absolutely stunning! It's so authentically TNG in every respect with a bit of 90s FMV video game flavor thrown in (nice use of Ron Jones' Starfleet Academy cues!). Amazing! :)
I have been waiting since I was kid to see something like this, this truely brings tears, I can’t wait till the next part
I've been looking forward to your latest Wolf 359 episode for a few weeks now. I saw your new post just 15 seconds after you published it. And it's a great build up you've created in part one. I love the addition of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's OST, brings back a lot of nostalgia for me. Plus, your VFX work on the TNG-era ships is awesome. Some of your CGI is better in some parts than the latest Picard series. Can't wait for your next installment!
In the words of Picard: "Thrilling! That was… absolutely thrilling! Brilliant editing and design 😍🤩 Huge thank you.
I played this on my TV and it looks AMAZING! Incredible job as always and I can't wait until part 2! Well done
This is nothing less than amazing. I've always wanted to see some pre Wolf 359 filler and this is ticking all the boxes, everywhere! Thank you so much for your time, effort and patience for producing this. Can't wait to see Part 2.
I appreciate the Star Trek Starfleet Academy music. It took me right back. Also it feels perfect for this scenario!
I just like that you used the Starfleet Academy/ Starfleet Command soundtrack. Brings back memories
This is AMAZING. One of the few times the SFX shots have looked period-accurate. The quality is perfect 90s level, exactly on the nose. Even the shots that could never have been done in the 90s.... look like they were done in the 90s. I'm beyond impressed.
As I've said before, you nail the TNG feel perfectly! Down to the last little detail! You care more about screen accuracy, rather than what you feel is right. And if you don't have the data? Your guesses still fit in extremely well. You ARE the ultimate star trek fan, looking forward to part 2!
The Tolstoy, Kyushu, Checkov approach scene is incredible.
This is so wonderfully made. WOW. Just freaking WOW. Honestly, you provided me more with trek then all the movies and series that have come out since 2009. You actually built a REAL starbase not that bastardized crap we got in Picard. The Galaxy Class is my opinion is probably more of a menace without the saucer section. Smaller shield bubble and more maneuverable. You captured the ship movements perfectly too! The ships move like they actually weigh a lot. Picard has the Enterprise moving like a fight jet which is absurd! BRAVO SIR> BRAVO
I love that the music from this was taken from the Starfleet Academy game, composed by Ron Jones who also composed the score for "Best of Both Worlds". Love the musical consistency and attention to detail, not to mention the stunning visuals. Great work!
Awesome work!
All this looks so authentic! The Starfleet Command OST fits perfect! Cant wait for part2!
Keep up the great work!
wasn't that starfleet academy?
@@vasyear It was.
@@vasyear I know some of the used tracks from Starfleed Command Gold. Maybe there is also music used from Starfleet academy.
@@anymyo9882 The in-mission combat and exploration tracks in Starfleet Command 1 were reused from Starfleet Academy. 🙂
@@FekLeyrTarg Oh I didnt know that. I only played Starfleet Command back then. This soundtrack is awesome! Good memories!
Whew the spacedock scene was beautiful! Very well done!!! Not to even mention the music that isn’t part of the original clips. So perfect
Never been so excited to see a video drop. Years I’ve waited, for someone to put together a AAA version of the Wolf 359 prelude and battle. I’m not kidding - I used to try and find videos and recreations way back when I was a teen in school, in the late 90s and early 2000s. You’re fulfilling a wish, here, that I didn’t think would be fulfilled. Magnificent.
Remember going through every quicktime frame of the shot of the battle from "Emissary" that was on the Star Trek Omnipedia...
The one thing that's always bothered me is that, when the away team beams down to check the colony, O'Brien tells them they're in the middle of town, when clearly they are on the outskirts. If they were in the middle of town, they would have been inside the crater.
Wow! That sequence brought back so many memories back from when I 1st watched the episode! I remember Lt. Cmdr. Shelby being snappy at Cmdr. Riker in the turbo shaft like it was yesterday!
Nice job. Can’t wait for part 2.
LOCUTUS: I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance is futile. Your life as it has been is over. From this time forward, you will service us.
COMMANDER RIKER: Mr. Worf, fire.
YOUR WORK IS THIS IS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR DOING THIS.🏆
Thanks for the Q & A REALLY HELPED IN THE MELBOURNE ISSUE. The transfer of his flag to a better COMMAND & CONTROL platform is logical
I'm ecstatic about the screentime you've given the Galaxy's sister classes. You've paid them a great service as we've never seen then before the engagement at Wolf 359 and for that I am grateful.
I love all the "fat ones"!!! 🖖
This is some incredible work
I can't wait to see part 2!! This was very well done! I'm sure I'm not the only fan that wishes we could have seen the full scope of the battle at Wolf 359...with all 39 starships giving the Borg everything they had with their weapons.
I watched this twice... and its been a long time since I felt anything about Trek.
But... You sir, belted this one out of the park, out of the state and off the planet. Wow. your storytelling capabilities are impressive.
I will admit, one does not speak for the fans but speaking for myself. Sir. I am in awe. Truly amazing!
Also, side note: I also liked the AI voices. These are Starfleet officers being professionals. the AI works in this case :)
People doing their assigned jobs with their usual efficiency. Theya re not going to get excited...
I feel like I got an extra episode of TNG. Retro 80s/90s aesthetic all the way. Beautiful
Nailed it! Awesome work as always. I love these kinds of videos where you get to fill in the blanks on events that happened off screen. It's amazing how much research you put into this, but at the same time, filling in the blanks means you are well within your right to take some creative liberties and give your own interpretation of the events. If people don't like it, they're more than welcome to go produce something better themselves. I wish them the best of luck though because I don't think most people truly understand how much work and skill goes into creating something as high quality as this. Great work once again! Can't wait for part 2.
This is so unbelievably good - it feels like I'm watching an extended cut of TNG's the Best of Both Worlds. Excellent work!
Man this looked amazing. I always thought Admiral Hanson was in a Excelsior due to the older red alert symbol, but I'll take it. Also like seeing the excelsior refit style there, and maybe I missed it but since we know there's some Star Trek 3 parts in that debris field the saucer and the secondary section I was hoping to see a constitution come out of a space dock.. but you know what I can't make what you make, and either way a thoroughly enjoyed it.
WOW! I never thought that Rigel mesh would be used for something as amazing as this! Im honored! :D
I don't understand why anyone would argue with your labor of love. This is awesome work!
Especially the space dock scene looks so amazing, I love it.
I would love to see these scenes spliced into the actual episode. That would be epic. Nothing looked out of place!
That looks amazing, you’ve gone a great job.
This is AMAZING! As someone whose made fan fiction, I know how hard it is to deal with repetitive “criticism”. Keep up the good work!
The Borg beaming in at 1:16 seriously gave me the creeps. Awesome work.
This is incredible, 10/10 no notes. I especially like your depictions of the newer larger exterior docks for an older Spacedock-style starbase.
That was FAR better than I anticipated it would be...the build up to what's coming was solid. I REALLY hope you showcase what a Galaxy class star drive is capable of, the thing is loaded with phaser arrays and three torpedo launchers.
I love the space dock model!!! It's so much detail in it. you do great work. Well done!
I like it. I don't care about the minute details. Way to go for making this. I think it's a step above what is normally seen on RUclips. Keep it up man, and thanks again for making this. It's good stuff
Incredible! The Borg had teeth in TNG, they were completely defanged during Voyager.
I honestly hope you're aware of the immense joy your videos bring. This is true passion and it shows....
Remember when the Borg were just cool and had style? Thank you for bringing that time back to us. A masterpiece!
This is an absolute awesome recreation of what's going to be known as the Battle of Wolf 359👍
Nice job, I really do mean that. While I disagree with a few of your conclusions, I can’t disagree with your reasoning so it’s as valid as any others. No matter what anyone says (or me for that matter) you’ve done a great job so far and your passion and research shows, can’t wait for part 2!
This is absolutely phenomenal! The way you integrated the new scenes is flawless and I really do mean that! I'm gushing right now. I loved this so so much and can't wait for Part 2!
AMAZING job!!! Brought to life a very important moment in Federation history.
Yeah, this was good.
With all the disclaimers and the pinned comment, and everything, you had me worried, lol. I would have preferred that the whole thing be one big video, rather than 2 parts, but whatever, it's still shaping up to be everything i was expecting. Been looking forward to this for a while.
Hanson was all too aware that the Saucer section was redundant in combat operations as the secondary hull had 2 ordinarily hidden Phaser Arrays which would make up for the loss of the 2 Arrays on the Saucer. The disconnecting of the Saucer also enabled the civilians to keep living their lives without much interruption as the Saucer was safe and sound at the Starbase and no evacuation was needed.
Unfortunately for Hanson. The Battle Bridge was now completely exposed to enemy fire.
Outstanding. RIP New Providence Colony.
This was sooooooooooo gooooooood!!! Beautiful piece of art sir!!! No complaints from me at all!! 10s across the board!!!!
I can't wait for part 2.
Another magnificent video. We get to see the parts of the story that were not shown in the episode that lead up to the moment the Enterprise engage the Borg
What treat to be a fan now days Picard season 3 was good and your WORK is incredible I feel like you transported me back and I got to see a extension of the episode. Thank you so much
That fleet launch looks really good
4:43/8:13 Awesome! Great scene with the armada going to warpspeed...together with the perfect background music.
Fantastic, looking forward to more!
That was incredible!!! Thank you so much for your hard work, dedication, and attention to detail. Can’t wait for part two and the battle!
Every time I watch one of your videos, it amazes me just how much effort and detail you have put into this project. The Battle of Wolf359 marks a turning point in Federation history. Starfleet stopped thinking every race was friendly and that serious defense capabilities are imperative to secure the Federation's prosperity.
Thank you so much for making this. I particularly enjoyed the new ship designs and the Starbase scene, you've improved the Borg Cube so much from the preview you published a few months back. Looks spot on :-) Really looking forward to the next part....🥳
I really love your take on Spacedock, with the additional facilities added to the outside of the structure. It makes a lot of sense and having seen it in one of your other videos as well, this concept lives rent-free in my head.
This is well made, nice job lad!
Been looking forward to this for months. Well worth the wait. Well done.
This is amazing! I really appreciate the hard work you put into this. I hope all is good with you. I'm excited for the next part but take your time. Cheers.
Very nice! I can't wait to see the next part. Thank you for your dedication to make these high quality fan videos.
This was so well made and fills in a lot with events we barely heard about or saw the aftermath of. I'm definitely excited to see more.
This is excellent. Much better than most ppl could ever dream of. Good job!
I literally cannot wait until the second part is released. GREAT work on this!!!
Bro! You knocked it out of the park! Fantastic job! Can’t wait for part two!
Best work yet man! Truly you are really good at this.
Outstanding, I love it, fantastic job! You made an old man remember the feeling of golden Star Trek, thank you.
Fantastic job! I appreciate the attention to detail and all of the research that went into this project. Can't wait to see the rest.
Oh wow, a Galaxy Class doing what it is meant to do Pre Dominion War when getting into a known scrap, separate the Stardrive leaving the Saucer with no doubt the civilians onboard behind. Oh hello USS Odessey...
Attention to detail absolute spot on
I mean Odyssee was there to Just flex on the Dominion ,IT didnt Work
Once again amazing work and production value. That a one man team can produce something so polished just blows my mind!
Thank you!
this is incredible. your research and attention to detail, keeping to established events is nothing short of genius. i very much look forward to part 2. well done and thank you
YES 🎉 we've been looking forward to this since it's announcement. It is simply beautiful. Your work never disappoints. This has been worth the wait, thank you.
I'm a huge fan of the BORG Collective and, without reading the Q&A just went on to enjoy the show. I have to take my hat off to all the research done to produce this photo play. I'm justifiably impressed. Good work.
I love this! Fantastic work! If I wasn't already a subscriber I would be now. That colossal warp jump. Incredible.
You managed to capture the epic nature this battle needed, well done! It was truly enjoyable to watch!
Remarkable. You've done a wonderful job
Awesome awesome awesome work!!! I got a huge satisfaction watching it!🤩😍