I absolutely agree! However, there is still so much more to see! I hope they use this engine to make a game so fans and gamers can relive all of the Enterprise-D missions from start to finish! Oh, man, that would be awesome!!! And, a huge money maker! They can add missions talked about and in shows with detail giving backgrounds and features connected with characters and stories from the shows and film! They could even add real clips and help educate the players and those watching on real sciences! Plus, using a holodeck for fun to check out phaser targeting and Sherlock Holmes stories, would be cool, too! Most importantly, getting a feel of what it might be like to work on the starship Enterprise-D and work your way up the ladder would be awesome!! There's so much potential with this! And, that Next Generation music being played at the right times in such a game, in the mission story mode, would bring the old series of the ship back to life giving the fans that patriotic awe of the memories of Star Trek The Next Generation!!...Awe, somebody out there, please do it!!! It would be so nice to have a game like this and to even have a mode of playing that allows to have multiplayer online where you can take the helm against other players in enemy ships, or make your way to engineering to fix your ship's damage, or play as a doctor and heal the wounded players, or even board your enemy ship and fight them in phaser or hand to hand combat!
@@blake99368 I have always dreamed of playing a game like that. Sadly, when the studios control the licensing, they usually choose to offer it to cash-grab projects that simply rely on the license, considering game play and story secondary. There is actually a VR game called Star Trek: Bridge Crew, which is one of the best multiplayer VR games I've played. But the game's scope is very limited and you're confined to a seated position at one of the primary consoles on the bridge; you can't get up and explore the bridge, let alone the rest of the ship. That game (and rewatching the excellent series The Expanse) actually inspired me to start working on my own project because I wanted to be able to admire and explore a starship in VR. But I'm developing my own universe, because there's no way I could get a license from a studio, and I'm not going to run the risk of trying to do a "fan" project like this one. It's just not worth putting so much time and energy into a ship like this, only to be shutdown by corporate lawyers if you do it well.
The true size of the Galaxy class is so huge that it's difficult to conceptualise. You could fit the entire complement in the main shuttlebay a couple of times over. It could very comfortably have supported a much, much larger crew on a consistent basis (though of course there are some in-universe reasons why not to), but it's a huge amount of ship for not a lot of people.
Ten forward wasn't the only bar area on the ship. There was also 2-forward, which is shown in this video, and was seen in season 1 of the show There were quite a lot of bars and meeting areas but they stopped showing them after season 1, for budgetary reasons There's also something described as a "mall" on the ship which takes up 3 decks and is a massive open area. Presumably with shops and stuff. But we never see it in the show.
@@duffman18 Question: when in season 1 did we see 2-forward? Also, the replication center that Data and Worf visit for wedding gifts, I'd imagine that was part of the mall.
@@adamgoss3638 I don't think we ever saw 2-forward in the show. It was designed by the ship designer (all those windows at the front of the top of the saucer? That's 2-Forward), but never shown as an interior; I suspect that what was meant to be 2-forward was repurposed as the Briefing Room by the show. The mall, however, was supposed to be 5 decks high (Decks 5-10), sitting between the Holodecks and 10-forward.
The silent walking and camera perspective of this makes me think of one of Data's dreams like when he's just walking around the ship before he sees the blacksmith and the crow.
Yes! And it certainly helps that, while on the bridge, we hear those echoey voice clips. As though all the crew are dead but they haunt this ship still.
Yes definitely. But it makes sense, you should feel comfortable and at home on the Enterprise. Because you went on a 5 year mission on it. Living your live there everyday. If it would look like a dungeon, at least the humans on the ship would go insane and be horribly stressed.
I know right?? I always lol'd a little at how crappy and rundown a lot of species ships are, Klingon ships look like they were cobbled together from old rusty cars on the inside lmao
@@sunnymensch9936 I think it's also that The Federation doesn't vet its officers and crew with a military mindset. If you get broken down and trained militarily, you can handle horrible living environments - naturally it fucks your life up when you leave the service, but they don't usually give a shit in the military. The Federation is supposed to be more forward-looking, so crew and officers aren't beaten down and torn to shreds as a part of their training. It's strict and difficult, but mostly academically. People are allowed to maintain their personalities, and therefore need greater comfort and diversity of environment.
It's a reference to the Wesley Snipes/Sylvester Stallone movie "Demolition Man" Good classic action movie [Reference] ruclips.net/video/n7nFEnFtvCM/видео.html
The technical manuals schematics for the enterprise D actually _HAVE_ a mall believe it or not. This huge open area that spans 3 decks and is described simply as "Mall"
If you want a laugh, check out Descent part 1. In the scene before the Borg invade the Bridge, there's a guard waiting outside the toilets. He gets killed. Only when the Borg are complete gone, does the guy who was in the toilet emerge. (Whew, it's safe.) It was a funny joke put in the episode that only people who knew that door led to the toilets, would get.
@@inyourfacetimmy CBS had the fans developing Stage 9 stop all work and pull all assets off the internet. It is completely within CBS's right to do so but imagine if they paid these guys some money to create a fully explorable Enterprise D. CBS could sell it as a museum or fan experience and make some money off of it while fully giving a high five to their Star Trek fans. It would have been a much better solution.
@@ericbasta7430 Yes, I totally agree with you there. CBS could have done a much better job of working with the fans. And I would love to walk the fanmade Enterprise, maybe even develop it further, into something bigger. Like a Game, where one could explore the 1701-D, have the crew as NPC's ,or maybe even create some new episodes in an interactive game format. Too bad CBS chose "quick money" over backing this great project.
You cant - or this would have been a 3 hour video with a download link to the project. Only what you saw in the vid was rendered and developed in-engine. But yes the detail and fidelity was amazing for what was there - 10/10
Samuel Brown Why did CBS shut it down. It was fan made and free. I can't see any copyright infringements there. Such a pity that they did close the project.
But its very great that they switched to the Orville! What does Seth Mcfarlane say to this? twitter.com/SethMacFarlane/status/1130652866358628353?s=19 "Goddamn we love our fans. #TheOrville"
This reminds me of that scene from Star Trek Generations, where the female klingons are watching Geordi through his hacked visor. "All he's been doing is walking around." "He must be the only Starfleet Engineer who doesn't go to Engineering."
Then we see the gorgeous Gates close up through Geordi's visor when he is on the examination bench. Hilarious to see the Klingon females, Lursa and B'Etor squirming at the 'Ugly' human females....🤣
@@VVallcough With weapons...... lots and lots of devastating weapons... BUT, IT'S NOT A WARSHIP! I wanna make that absolutely clear, guys. Because here at Star Fleet we're either too arrogant or too naive to consider a standing military as useful and important. No, of course not; having a military somehow automatically means you're an overly-aggressive, big-meanie civilization that won't be respected by other species like the borderline sociopathic Vulcan, and we can't have that now, can we? Now, if you'll excuse me I need to get back to building my pretty, shiny, structurally flawed battle-cruiser, slap a "research vessel for peace" sticker on the side, and load it full of innocent families before sending it off to stumble into dozens of life-threatening situations.
There was just a 'feeling' TNG gave you that others didn't. The music, the stories, the characters. It was just perfect...brb, gonna go binge it again!
That's because TNG was the fulfillment of a vision. It's creators actually wanted to recreate Star Trek and with this create a whole new world, while DS9's and Voyager's only intend ever was cash cowing while reusing as much existing property - without any self consciousness or even innovation; soulless, full replicae of an original.
This is superb work, absolutely superb. As fan of TNG since 1987, this is about as close as I'll ever get to my childhood dreams coming true. Frankly, I'm sickened by some of the carping at minutiae on this thread. Bravo to all involved. Splendid.
yea have to admit that i was kind of let down with the walk about on the ships on star trek online and everything was over scaled corridors look like you could play football on them.
Star Trek Online is very bad. Same storyline, you can't make decisions and very strange graphics. If there would be another Star Trek RPG I would play this.
Now that we have seen the return of the Majestic Enterprise D to the TV again. We need a way to revive this product and bring it back, surely if we could get in touch with the right people, they could see the value of such a product. I would personally pay for a fully explorable enterprise D as if it was a full game. Just going around seeing NPCS, reading lore, captains logs and interacting with the ship.
That 1 thing answered a lot of questions for me. I have watched the program since the very first episode (I am that old) and always thought they must have docked up through the belly I never would have thought the top
This was just....incredible. Your brain starts to think it's actually in the Enterprise, seeing things you've never thought possible unless you were truly in that reality.
For much of my life I'd have given anything to have been on the Enterprise D. I was so upset when it was destroyed, as it was like ripping a family member away, or losing a home.
This is simply one of the best videos on RUclips. For some reason I've become obsessed with the weird, bright, massive interior of the Galaxy class. It reminds me of a building I worked in once in Sheffield. It was enormous with lots of floors and on the top floor, where the canteen was, the toilet block was the length of a bowling alley, a scale which may be common in the USA but is very rare in England. Everything was bright, gleaming, modern and the entire floor always seemed deserted. It felt like having my own Galaxy class starship, except with toilets instead of science labs, but everyone needs a good dump now and then.
I would love an Enterprise game, where you can choose a crew role (engineer, bridge com officer, weapon officer, captain etc) each playthrough would show the story and the choices from that person's perspective. Socializing, climbing Jeffrey tubes and fixing the exhaust manifold.
Based on how much of this looks like cruise ships and convention centers, it would probably be safe to assume that would be part of personal quarters as well, and many people do prefer their own washrooms. They said he's a private man...
Picard’s ready room had a private bathroom, off the replicator alcove. I bet at least some of the time he said “I’ll be in my ready room” he was, ah, having a “comfort break”.
I really enjoyed this, but I especially liked the beginning, with the shuttle flying in from the asteroid belt, and the end, with the pullaway from the bridge to the exterior of the Enterprise, magnificent in the light of a star. The realism in the interior was phenomenal. I'd like to see more of what the crew quarters are like.
I had no clue the Main Shuttle-bay extended that deep! The cargo bays are so tidy it almost makes me laugh, but seeing stairs did make me laugh, because I don't remember ever seeing more than three steps on any starship! The roadblocks CBS puts against these things getting completed sure makes me die inside. There are SO many lounges! I remember scoffing when Honest Trailers called the Enterprise a splice between 'cutting-edge space battle ship' and Marriott Convention centre X)
I love the ending, when the view drifts upward and away from the bridge. It is majestic and sad at the same time, the Enterprise-D being something magnificent that we could see but not hold onto.
9:53 just realised the shitter is RIGHT next to the bridge I can just imagine Riker taking a great big steaming dump and then coming out with the waft of stink following him a a bit of toilet paper stuck to his boot And then he tries to mount a chair in his usual fashion as if "all's cool" not unless you light a match Riker, not unless you light a match
The nod to Demolition Man in the bridge head was a nice touch. Has anything more come of this in nearly 4 years? I wouldn't call myself a full blown Star Trek fanatic, but I did love this show and wonder what it would be like to tour a virtual Enterprise D -- I'm quite sure some of the original cast would too. Sadly, Eggplant, Teal, Mauve and Beige were never really my favorite interior color choices but what can you do, it was the late 80s haha.
There are still torrents out there. The links for them are on reddit. Just Google "stage 9 download" and the pages will be in the first 2-3 links listed.
Why was it taken down if someone made this from scratch thats there creativity no sudio has that right plus TNG has been off air for 20 + years so whats the big fucking deal?!
@@richardmarchiafava3904, its cause CBS owns the rights, its why CBS wont allow low numbers to be used on STO so people cant use 1701. I need to how ever look online for the stage 9 download as I never got to download it before it was taken down.
@@richardmarchiafava3904 Because its CBS. They are the most greedy company right now. They dont care anymore about star trek, just $$$. You should know that by now.
@@Armageist I used to be a Star Wars fanboy but Star Trek has become very interesting to me. The lore and whatnot is very deep and there's so much detail in its universe, ships, etc. Like the thought of walking on the enterprise for real is awesome.
@@ryanarchuleta6231 It's just weird because you only see these "locations" from specific angles, so your brain automatically knows it's a "Show" or Movie. But seeing it from multiple angles, being able to literally look around, explore every nook (more or less)....it's very disconcerting but in a good way. The same could be said for Star Wars, but at the same time, we spend so much more time with Star Trek considering the multiple shows/hours/episodes. So seeing it from another angle for the first time...and in first person. This would've been mind blowing with VR / Occulus.
Every now and then, I run across virtual tours of the Enterprise. This one is by far the best. Again, it's a shame that CBS/Paramount had to stop it's development. Maybe they should pay the developer to finish this project and sell it. The Orville has an interactive ship, available on Steam, for FREE. Thanks, Seth McFarland, for not taking that down. As far as the stairs go, obviously, if the Turbo-lifts go down, going from deck to deck by using stairs, makes sense. Also, who would take a Turbo-lift to go down 1 deck
Oh wow! I'll admit it, that got me right in 'the feels' ... I'm a mad Trekkie nerd and proud of it, and I love Star Trek (TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, ENT etc), but the Enterprise D was always my favourite ship. To whomever made this, thank you!
The three seashells in the head at 10:00. Full marks for that reference, lol. Utterly amazing work, yet another talented fan told to roll over and die by corporate greedmongers who don't know the difference between protecting an IP and destroying it.
Yep cause what CBS could have done is funded him and then published his Mod give him a cut for doing the work and make money off the people buying the mod. That's what Steam did with a lot of mod based games like Gmod among other games.
A real tragedy... AAA titles with predatory monetization are released yearly, while free passion projects like this are laid to rest. We must hope that this new Picard series will invigorate the creator of this project and hopefully share it with the world to inspire new generations towards the stars.
@@jebes909090 The design of the actual ship didn't really make sense though. This model is only filling in all the rooms that the actual ship must have had in that ginormous saucer.
@@bagofchips8813 it's galaxy class star ship. Of course it's going to have a lot of luxury to go along with the exploration. There was over a thousand crew on board.
He added a lot of details that were never shown on the TV show, like the stairways, for example. And the corridors connecting the bridge to the conference room. And the huge shuttle bay. I guess he had to make up a lot of stuff to fill up that huge volume inside the ship, most of which we were never shown. And I'd guess he had to make some "corrections" to make the inside fit the outside...
Perhaps you might be interested in the TNG Technical Manual. The reason why those sorts of connections weren't seen in the show is due to the sets not being connected but, in-universe, they are connected with those stairways and ramps. Also, the Main Shuttle Bay was that big (hence why it wasn't seen and why they used Shuttle Bay 3 so often in the show (it's is both the smallest shuttle bay in-universe and the largest set in the series.)
Ugh gotta admit i cried a little when it zoomed out from the bridge. It just dawned on me, TNG is over it was such a big part of my childhood. Absolutely spectacular work!
It's like going to a race car museum as an old man and running your hand along the fender of the vehicle you almost died in many times as a young man but oh how that experience tempered your life. You cherish it now because of who it made you.
It actually looks like it could hold the crew complement of 1,000-6,000 and a solid 15,000 people during an emergency. lots of lounges and indoor carpet.
Because rich environments like this, with a huge amount of intellectual investment, with technical measurements and scales, could be modelled very easily with a computer. The stories and connections within the game calculated to very interesting results. I.e. creating, waiting, involvement in each other as a story. It could even be some of the suggested activities for team building. Rather than put a sign up that says LFG, you go and play where the group might initially be out of your control, the idea to be how do you connect with people. Whilst the first is just to show how boring and scary/lonely these environments could be without other human presence. I.e. it would be similar to walking around an industrial area alone for many years.
@tablelampdoor If only they'd just give the Internet carte blanche while designing a game, I'm sure the nerds would be happy to produce a masterpiece, completely free of charge. Look at what 1 or 2 modders can do, then imagine hundreds or even thousands of them sharing ideas and working on the same project.
+Jim Tilley, i'm not so sure you would, that kind of till tape is not very absorbent, and has a slight waxy film. ... I once put a roll of till tape on the toilet paper dispenser at a home depot... i wonder how that went over for the people there xD
Great walkthrough. There are a lot of lounges in this Enterprise. I noticed an interesting call out to the movie "Demolition Man" with the three seashells in the rest room.
I feel the same way. Every time the turbolift broke down, they always climbed through those tunnels in the ceiling. I always though "Don't they still have stairs in the future?"
This is amazing! I love this project. It gives me hope that it can be revived in a manner close to its original form, with episodes guided by a moral compass instead of nonsense. 🙏💚
To achieve this animation, one must have lived in the future...its like describing a Boeing 747 to middle age people...Congrats for this wonderful work and thanks for the tour
It looks like the artist(s) of this project made the conscious decision to replace all turbolifts with ramps and stairs, maybe because turbolift tunnels aren't possible to make in real 3D space (because in the show, they appear to be able to go from anywhere to anywhere else). Disclaimer: Since this is a virtual project and not real life, turbolifts could be accomplished with computer magic (same idea as TV magic). Walk into turbolift, doors close, plays a short travel animation while the player is swapped to the new zone behind the scenes, doors open, and the player is in the new zone and feels as if they've traveled through turbolift tunnels, when none actually physically exist in the simulation.
This is wunderbar. It really makes me wish to have a game that centers on the enterprise in this way... having diplomatic missions, rescue operations, eerie phenomena and everday stuff with the crew. Ohhh sweet dreams...
I just noticed the 'Demolition Man' Easter Egg in the bridge head!! The three seashells where the TP would be. It's a nice, subtle touch. Good movie too; pretty silly, but still a 90s sci-fi classic. This model of The Enterprise D is damn impressive!! Thanks for sharing it. I don't know why the algorithm is only now deciding to recommended this, but better late than never I guess. 👍😀
If you can find a copy of Star Trek Voyager Elite Force with the expansion pack that adds Jeri Ryan as a voice actor, you can get a full version of Voyager to explore, crew included.
I have my CD copy of the game and most likely the expansion with Jeri Ryan's voice downloaded on a hard drive. I almost threw out the game disk when I heard the substitute voice, luckily a friend told me about the patch.
I remember when I played a recreation of the Ent D in the original Quake, and was blown away. This was back in 2000ish? This is light years ahead. Can't wait to try it.
It is, I think season 2 episode 18 Riker tells Brenna Odell that the ship will clean itself, to which she replied "Well hooray for the bloody ship!" Episode "Up the Long Ladder"
When I first saw this video and what was going on with that shuttlecraft I was wondering if Tom Paris was at the controls because on Voyager he was always shown to be a bit cocky and this was one other thing I liked about this video the showing of the inside of the Enterprise D's main shuttlebay which sadly we never got to see on the show the only shuttlebays we ever got to see were the 2 shuttlebays in the ships neck and I also liked those lounges shown in this video and the models of all the past ships called Enterprise on the way to the main bridge was really awesome and also a great tribute to a great old lady.
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19 years later and we finally see were the bathroom is.
Shaun Blyth 32 years later
Toilet and Sink. I saw no bathtub but I do know they exist (saw a few episodes).
@Viggo Aiking Yeah, the buried all sorts of inside jokes in that Enterprise cross-section
Three sea shells reference was golden!!
Could you imagine the sounds Worf makes sitting on that!!!
This really helps show the scale that I never truly felt in the show.
I absolutely agree! However, there is still so much more to see! I hope they use this engine to make a game so fans and gamers can relive all of the Enterprise-D missions from start to finish! Oh, man, that would be awesome!!! And, a huge money maker! They can add missions talked about and in shows with detail giving backgrounds and features connected with characters and stories from the shows and film! They could even add real clips and help educate the players and those watching on real sciences! Plus, using a holodeck for fun to check out phaser targeting and Sherlock Holmes stories, would be cool, too! Most importantly, getting a feel of what it might be like to work on the starship Enterprise-D and work your way up the ladder would be awesome!! There's so much potential with this! And, that Next Generation music being played at the right times in such a game, in the mission story mode, would bring the old series of the ship back to life giving the fans that patriotic awe of the memories of Star Trek The Next Generation!!...Awe, somebody out there, please do it!!! It would be so nice to have a game like this and to even have a mode of playing that allows to have multiplayer online where you can take the helm against other players in enemy ships, or make your way to engineering to fix your ship's damage, or play as a doctor and heal the wounded players, or even board your enemy ship and fight them in phaser or hand to hand combat!
@@blake99368 I have always dreamed of playing a game like that. Sadly, when the studios control the licensing, they usually choose to offer it to cash-grab projects that simply rely on the license, considering game play and story secondary. There is actually a VR game called Star Trek: Bridge Crew, which is one of the best multiplayer VR games I've played. But the game's scope is very limited and you're confined to a seated position at one of the primary consoles on the bridge; you can't get up and explore the bridge, let alone the rest of the ship.
That game (and rewatching the excellent series The Expanse) actually inspired me to start working on my own project because I wanted to be able to admire and explore a starship in VR. But I'm developing my own universe, because there's no way I could get a license from a studio, and I'm not going to run the risk of trying to do a "fan" project like this one. It's just not worth putting so much time and energy into a ship like this, only to be shutdown by corporate lawyers if you do it well.
Blake whatever engine made this is amazing. I had no idea FPV games are this good now.
The true size of the Galaxy class is so huge that it's difficult to conceptualise. You could fit the entire complement in the main shuttlebay a couple of times over. It could very comfortably have supported a much, much larger crew on a consistent basis (though of course there are some in-universe reasons why not to), but it's a huge amount of ship for not a lot of people.
It really does look like it can be realistic...one day.
I miss TNG. I learned more on living life properly here than from school.
SAME!
Me too 😂
Likewise.
Same
@@retrofuturepi I think so too. You did well during your command
I never knew Enterprise D was 99% smooth jaz lounges.
Every crew member gets their own private jazz lounge
Riker led the re-fit.
Ten forward wasn't the only bar area on the ship. There was also 2-forward, which is shown in this video, and was seen in season 1 of the show
There were quite a lot of bars and meeting areas but they stopped showing them after season 1, for budgetary reasons
There's also something described as a "mall" on the ship which takes up 3 decks and is a massive open area. Presumably with shops and stuff. But we never see it in the show.
@@duffman18 Question: when in season 1 did we see 2-forward? Also, the replication center that Data and Worf visit for wedding gifts, I'd imagine that was part of the mall.
@@adamgoss3638 I don't think we ever saw 2-forward in the show. It was designed by the ship designer (all those windows at the front of the top of the saucer? That's 2-Forward), but never shown as an interior; I suspect that what was meant to be 2-forward was repurposed as the Briefing Room by the show. The mall, however, was supposed to be 5 decks high (Decks 5-10), sitting between the Holodecks and 10-forward.
The main shuttle bay really gives you an idea of just how massive the Enterprise D actually is.
The silent walking and camera perspective of this makes me think of one of Data's dreams like when he's just walking around the ship before he sees the blacksmith and the crow.
Phantasms :)
exactely
Before he jettison's Picard's painting and torpedoes it?
What is silent about the walking?
Yes! And it certainly helps that, while on the bridge, we hear those echoey voice clips. As though all the crew are dead but they haunt this ship still.
O... M... G... A person could take years exploring this thing... Truly a labor of love.
By the time he finished explore the entire ship, the 5 years exploration mission already over.
Starfleet vessels truly were luxury ships, a flying rolls royce, Klingon, and Romulan ships were like flying dungeons.
Yes definitely. But it makes sense, you should feel comfortable and at home on the Enterprise. Because you went on a 5 year mission on it. Living your live there everyday. If it would look like a dungeon, at least the humans on the ship would go insane and be horribly stressed.
I know right?? I always lol'd a little at how crappy and rundown a lot of species ships are, Klingon ships look like they were cobbled together from old rusty cars on the inside lmao
Because they are war ships. Enterprise is a ship of exploration.
Hence Kern's attitude towards Worf. "Living with the humans has softened you."
@@sunnymensch9936 I think it's also that The Federation doesn't vet its officers and crew with a military mindset. If you get broken down and trained militarily, you can handle horrible living environments - naturally it fucks your life up when you leave the service, but they don't usually give a shit in the military. The Federation is supposed to be more forward-looking, so crew and officers aren't beaten down and torn to shreds as a part of their training. It's strict and difficult, but mostly academically. People are allowed to maintain their personalities, and therefore need greater comfort and diversity of environment.
Computer , reroute all power from the lounges to forward shields.
So many lounges ...
dora non essential systems
Shut up Wesley
Shields at 12000%
Well the ship has over 1000 people on board, they cant all fit in 10 Forward!
My favorite part are the three clam-shells.
Sea shells
@@20TonChop how are the three seashells used?
Yep, I spotted that. So much was never seen on screen but we assume a layout plan exists
It's a reference to the Wesley Snipes/Sylvester Stallone movie "Demolition Man" Good classic action movie
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@@joekerr6035 Thanks for clearing that up but I think you are preaching to the choir.
Welcome to the Enterprise D: The best 1980s shopping mall in all of Space.
Woodfield mall, I've had the same thought!
Universal Mall of Starfleet....I like that! 😁😁
Like the honest trailers says it's like a Marriot Convention centre 😂
The technical manuals schematics for the enterprise D actually _HAVE_ a mall believe it or not. This huge open area that spans 3 decks and is described simply as "Mall"
Now I know where the bathroom is but I still don't know how to use the three seashells... Lol 😂😂 😂
1. Pee, 2. Poop, 3. Too much Romulan Ale last night
Demolition man on Enterprise, what would president Schwarzenegger say about that..
If you want a laugh, check out Descent part 1. In the scene before the Borg invade the Bridge, there's a guard waiting outside the toilets. He gets killed. Only when the Borg are complete gone, does the guy who was in the toilet emerge. (Whew, it's safe.) It was a funny joke put in the episode that only people who knew that door led to the toilets, would get.
Epic Demolition Man reference :-)
I got a kick out of it when I saw it. Had to explain to my wife why I was laughing so hard.
VR. I need this in VR.
Make this in VR.
Startrek BridgeCrew
Stage 9 Virtual Enterprise D was available for Oculus - it was amazing. CBS doesn't want you have it. But they gave you Discovery.
@@ericbasta7430 CBS doesn' want us to have what? What did CBS give us?
@@inyourfacetimmy CBS had the fans developing Stage 9 stop all work and pull all assets off the internet. It is completely within CBS's right to do so but imagine if they paid these guys some money to create a fully explorable Enterprise D. CBS could sell it as a museum or fan experience and make some money off of it while fully giving a high five to their Star Trek fans. It would have been a much better solution.
@@ericbasta7430 Yes, I totally agree with you there. CBS could have done a much better job of working with the fans. And I would love to walk the fanmade Enterprise, maybe even develop it further, into something bigger. Like a Game, where one could explore the 1701-D, have the crew as NPC's ,or maybe even create some new episodes in an interactive game format. Too bad CBS chose "quick money" over backing this great project.
And then CBS said "NO FUN ALLOWED!"
RIP all recreation efforts.... 😥
CBS and paramount sure knows how to destroy a whole universe.
How can they stop this? Just keep doing it.
@@eyescreamcake Still have the files on a drive somewhere.
Can't remember where though 😉
I need a copy of this at any cost!
I can’t believe you can walk around the whole ship. 😮. The detail put into this is amazing! You could have a whole game just inside this ship.
You cant - or this would have been a 3 hour video with a download link to the project. Only what you saw in the vid was rendered and developed in-engine. But yes the detail and fidelity was amazing for what was there - 10/10
Just the Jefferies tube would have been half an hour
It is really sad that this has been shutdown by CBS
Samuel Brown Why did CBS shut it down. It was fan made and free. I can't see any copyright infringements there. Such a pity that they did close the project.
Ben Musgrove because they were doing a better job of carrying on the legacy then CBS was
@General Bismarck uhhhhhhhhh yeah no
But its very great that they switched to the Orville!
What does Seth Mcfarlane say to this?
twitter.com/SethMacFarlane/status/1130652866358628353?s=19
"Goddamn we love our fans. #TheOrville"
Can you still get this anywhere
This reminds me of that scene from Star Trek Generations, where the female klingons are watching Geordi through his hacked visor. "All he's been doing is walking around." "He must be the only Starfleet Engineer who doesn't go to Engineering."
Then we see the gorgeous Gates close up through Geordi's visor when he is on the examination bench. Hilarious to see the Klingon females, Lursa and B'Etor squirming at the 'Ugly' human females....🤣
I'm just lookin for some Klingon Cleavage. ..
Apparently the Enterprise is like 40% bars.
What else are you gonna do cruising space? Much of it is barren or empty.
Enterprise is just a retrofitted cruise ship.
@@VVallcough With weapons...... lots and lots of devastating weapons... BUT, IT'S NOT A WARSHIP! I wanna make that absolutely clear, guys. Because here at Star Fleet we're either too arrogant or too naive to consider a standing military as useful and important. No, of course not; having a military somehow automatically means you're an overly-aggressive, big-meanie civilization that won't be respected by other species like the borderline sociopathic Vulcan, and we can't have that now, can we? Now, if you'll excuse me I need to get back to building my pretty, shiny, structurally flawed battle-cruiser, slap a "research vessel for peace" sticker on the side, and load it full of innocent families before sending it off to stumble into dozens of life-threatening situations.
Well, you know what they say: Starfleet warships are just regular ships without the comfort...
@@QuantumAscension1 lol. This comment hits hard.
There was just a 'feeling' TNG gave you that others didn't. The music, the stories, the characters. It was just perfect...brb, gonna go binge it again!
That's because TNG was the fulfillment of a vision. It's creators actually wanted to recreate Star Trek and with this create a whole new world, while DS9's and Voyager's only intend ever was cash cowing while reusing as much existing property - without any self consciousness or even innovation; soulless, full replicae of an original.
@@elmariachi5133 Bad bullshit take on your part. SHAME on you.
"Let's make sure history never forgets the name Enterprise."
@Skipper8472 Who?...and Les Mooves, the jerk who bought UPN and Enterprise and wanted to make changes. He is why I block CBS on my TV.
Yes, let's make sure history never forgets we are galactic civilization.
omg the fact you flew into that shuttlebay and got out with no cut was a dream for me
This is superb work, absolutely superb. As fan of TNG since 1987, this is about as close as I'll ever get to my childhood dreams coming true.
Frankly, I'm sickened by some of the carping at minutiae on this thread.
Bravo to all involved. Splendid.
if only Star trek online had this level of detail and a fps mode while inside you're ship.
Those developers simply don't understand how it is to be a ship on the inside.
yea have to admit that i was kind of let down with the walk about on the ships on star trek online and everything was over scaled corridors look like you could play football on them.
Star Trek Online is very bad. Same storyline, you can't make decisions and very strange graphics.
If there would be another Star Trek RPG I would play this.
@@TKs3DPrints you can set the right scale by choosing the smallest inside setting for your ship's interior in the ship customization
If you look back to the original vision for STO it would have had.
memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Trek_Online_(Perpetual_Entertainment)
Now that we have seen the return of the Majestic Enterprise D to the TV again. We need a way to revive this product and bring it back, surely if we could get in touch with the right people, they could see the value of such a product. I would personally pay for a fully explorable enterprise D as if it was a full game. Just going around seeing NPCS, reading lore, captains logs and interacting with the ship.
9:58 the three sea shells. Priceless! John Spartan would be proud.
Now you can see why they never used the main shuttlebay on the show. Good luck find a sound stage THAT big
They should've dressed a defunct aircraft carrier hangar deck. Besides, BSG managed to do pretty well with a lower budget.
I had no idea it was "meant" to be that big...
That 1 thing answered a lot of questions for me. I have watched the program since the very first episode (I am that old) and always thought they must have docked up through the belly I never would have thought the top
Makes sense as to where the different shuttles all went!
In my “head canon” the crew play basketball and other sports in there for recreation/team building.
This was just....incredible. Your brain starts to think it's actually in the Enterprise, seeing things you've never thought possible unless you were truly in that reality.
For much of my life I'd have given anything to have been on the Enterprise D. I was so upset when it was destroyed, as it was like ripping a family member away, or losing a home.
So much love and hard work went into this. [STANDING OVATION!!!]
This is simply one of the best videos on RUclips. For some reason I've become obsessed with the weird, bright, massive interior of the Galaxy class. It reminds me of a building I worked in once in Sheffield. It was enormous with lots of floors and on the top floor, where the canteen was, the toilet block was the length of a bowling alley, a scale which may be common in the USA but is very rare in England. Everything was bright, gleaming, modern and the entire floor always seemed deserted. It felt like having my own Galaxy class starship, except with toilets instead of science labs, but everyone needs a good dump now and then.
this is amazing. I hope they actually make a star trek game like this with missions and all the characters.
Stands nicely as a sort of art piece but surely missions would makes sense too.
I would love an Enterprise game, where you can choose a crew role (engineer, bridge com officer, weapon officer, captain etc) each playthrough would show the story and the choices from that person's perspective. Socializing, climbing Jeffrey tubes and fixing the exhaust manifold.
PsionicNerdTv Basically Star Trek Online, and, what else is electrical in here?
PsionicNerdTv The Closest To That Is star Trek online which I’ve been playing for about a year now.
PsionicNerdTv CBS has shut down your comment.
That's why I like Bridge Commander on the Rift!
@d c Base game also has TOS Enterprise, and as a DLC you can get the Enterprise-D
I could walk around this all day just looking at things and appreciating them.
The engine room would be one of my destinations. I loved the thrumming sound of the warp core.
@@JamesAlburyTheSkyAboveUs Me, too. Kind of lulls you into a comfortable, cozy mood.
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The ending of this still touches my heart. God, I wish this had seen full completion.
A full seven seasons of TNG, and not once did we hear Picard say, "I'll be in the bathroom, Number One."
...doing a Number Two 😀😀😀
Based on how much of this looks like cruise ships and convention centers, it would probably be safe to assume that would be part of personal quarters as well, and many people do prefer their own washrooms. They said he's a private man...
"Number one, I order you to take a number two!" Captain Butt-head
Picard’s ready room had a private bathroom, off the replicator alcove. I bet at least some of the time he said “I’ll be in my ready room” he was, ah, having a “comfort break”.
Gotta be the most hilarious comment I have ever seen 😂😂
I really enjoyed this, but I especially liked the beginning, with the shuttle flying in from the asteroid belt, and the end, with the pullaway from the bridge to the exterior of the Enterprise, magnificent in the light of a star. The realism in the interior was phenomenal. I'd like to see more of what the crew quarters are like.
That could’ve gone on for hours 🙂 thank you.
Damn, she really was a cross between an exploration ship and a luxury liner, wasn't she?
A QE2 if i recall.
Yes.. yes she was..
...will be! Temporal grammar is difficult.
Even the Defiant could be considered a luxury liner compared to today's warships.
A damn shuttle pod is a luxury liner compared to anything we've sent into space...
Ok, 10:00, who's Grand idea was it to put in the "Three Sea-Shells"??????????
The 3 shells was such a nice touch
Wesley Snipes lol
Do you know how to use them ? :D
@@episkeptiker John Spartan you have fined 3 credits!
I laughed when I saw it.
I had no clue the Main Shuttle-bay extended that deep!
The cargo bays are so tidy it almost makes me laugh, but seeing stairs did make me laugh, because I don't remember ever seeing more than three steps on any starship!
The roadblocks CBS puts against these things getting completed sure makes me die inside.
There are SO many lounges! I remember scoffing when Honest Trailers called the Enterprise a splice between 'cutting-edge space battle ship' and Marriott Convention centre X)
I love the ending, when the view drifts upward and away from the bridge. It is majestic and sad at the same time, the Enterprise-D being something magnificent that we could see but not hold onto.
Aw, hearing the crew's voices makes me miss them so much! I think I'll watch some TNG this weekend.
but no one misses Wesley Crushers voice when movin to the helms place :-D :-D :-D
Good to see that in the future absolutely everything is still being transported by barrel
you could get lost on a ship like that
but I don't think that would be so bad
9:53 just realised the shitter is RIGHT next to the bridge
I can just imagine Riker taking a great big steaming dump and then coming out with the waft of stink following him a a bit of toilet paper stuck to his boot
And then he tries to mount a chair in his usual fashion as if "all's cool"
not unless you light a match Riker, not unless you light a match
Jo Smo Worf would be worse. “I thought they smelled bad on the outside!”
Just ask the ensign for directions, have her direct you to the wall strip and stare at your ass as you walk away.
@@Ved000000 The onboard computer has been known for giving good directions.
@@VVallcough word would set off a level 10 forcefield by the computer to contain the stink
The nod to Demolition Man in the bridge head was a nice touch. Has anything more come of this in nearly 4 years? I wouldn't call myself a full blown Star Trek fanatic, but I did love this show and wonder what it would be like to tour a virtual Enterprise D -- I'm quite sure some of the original cast would too. Sadly, Eggplant, Teal, Mauve and Beige were never really my favorite interior color choices but what can you do, it was the late 80s haha.
Welcome back, Old Girl.
Sad that this was taken down by CBS. It would've been nice to play this program.
There are still torrents out there. The links for them are on reddit. Just Google "stage 9 download" and the pages will be in the first 2-3 links listed.
Why was it taken down if someone made this from scratch thats there creativity no sudio has that right plus TNG has been off air for 20 + years so whats the big fucking deal?!
@@richardmarchiafava3904, its cause CBS owns the rights, its why CBS wont allow low numbers to be used on STO so people cant use 1701. I need to how ever look online for the stage 9 download as I never got to download it before it was taken down.
You know what's sad? There isn't a single person aboard this Millennium Falcon, LMBO
@@richardmarchiafava3904 Because its CBS. They are the most greedy company right now. They dont care anymore about star trek, just $$$. You should know that by now.
It's almost dream-like. I can't explain.
The lack of people might be a reason.
Yes...for me it like your brain says you're actually in a reality that you know can't possibly exist but have wanted all your life....but there it is.
@@Armageist I used to be a Star Wars fanboy but Star Trek has become very interesting to me. The lore and whatnot is very deep and there's so much detail in its universe, ships, etc. Like the thought of walking on the enterprise for real is awesome.
@@ryanarchuleta6231 It's just weird because you only see these "locations" from specific angles, so your brain automatically knows it's a "Show" or Movie. But seeing it from multiple angles, being able to literally look around, explore every nook (more or less)....it's very disconcerting but in a good way.
The same could be said for Star Wars, but at the same time, we spend so much more time with Star Trek considering the multiple shows/hours/episodes. So seeing it from another angle for the first time...and in first person.
This would've been mind blowing with VR / Occulus.
@@ryanarchuleta6231 Welcome to the Trek side. We have Tribbles!
CBS Must pay for what they have done....
HAHAHHAHAHA!!!!!! I saw what you did there. Nice!
The line must be drawn HERE!
This far no farther.
CBS: Blow up the damn ship!!!
Fans: NO!! NOOOOOOOOoooooo!!!
*Breaks glass*
They invade our fantasy, and we fall back, they destroy entire canons and we fall back: the line must be drawn here, this far... No Farther!"
Every now and then, I run across virtual tours of the Enterprise. This one is by far the best. Again, it's a shame that CBS/Paramount had to stop it's development. Maybe they should pay the developer to finish this project and sell it. The Orville has an interactive ship, available on Steam, for FREE. Thanks, Seth McFarland, for not taking that down. As far as the stairs go, obviously, if the Turbo-lifts go down, going from deck to deck by using stairs, makes sense. Also, who would take a Turbo-lift to go down 1 deck
Oh wow!
I'll admit it, that got me right in 'the feels' ... I'm a mad Trekkie nerd and proud of it, and I love Star Trek (TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, ENT etc), but the Enterprise D was always my favourite ship.
To whomever made this, thank you!
The three seashells in the head at 10:00. Full marks for that reference, lol.
Utterly amazing work, yet another talented fan told to roll over and die by corporate greedmongers who don't know the difference between protecting an IP and destroying it.
Yep cause what CBS could have done is funded him and then published his Mod give him a cut for doing the work and make money off the people buying the mod. That's what Steam did with a lot of mod based games like Gmod among other games.
Hahaha he doesn't know how to use the 3 seashells...
That reference comes for the movie Demolition Man
@@Milner62 Thank you, sincerely, for using the proper "could have" and not "could of". Rare to see someone of intelligence in this day and age.
A real tragedy... AAA titles with predatory monetization are released yearly, while free passion projects like this are laid to rest. We must hope that this new Picard series will invigorate the creator of this project and hopefully share it with the world to inspire new generations towards the stars.
I really hope that this project continues.
@@CrazyCuteThing It has legacy, members of Stage 9 rebranded to Messy Deck and with Fox's blessing are doing the same treatment to The Orville.
the were sent a cease and desist from the ferengi at CBS
"new Picard series..."
My, how well this comment has aged! Almost like milk...
That was well done, Star Trek online should take notice if they are smart. Great Job!
It doesn't matter how many times I watch this it never get old thanks for making this tour you are appreciated
Amazing. Simply breathtaking. Could spend days just walking around admiring the detail.
You always knew shit was going down when Geordi transferred engineering to the Bridge.
90% of the ship is a lounge.
Not to nitpick, but this looks nothing like the actual ship
@@jebes909090 The design of the actual ship didn't really make sense though. This model is only filling in all the rooms that the actual ship must have had in that ginormous saucer.
I was all like "how many lounges do they neeeeeed??"
@@bagofchips8813 it's galaxy class star ship. Of course it's going to have a lot of luxury to go along with the exploration. There was over a thousand crew on board.
@@jebes909090 Really do tell? Where are the flaws? Is there an ACTUAL ship?
cant replace the magic of the galaxy class :*)
Enterprise D is Galaxy Class
He added a lot of details that were never shown on the TV show, like the stairways, for example. And the corridors connecting the bridge to the conference room. And the huge shuttle bay. I guess he had to make up a lot of stuff to fill up that huge volume inside the ship, most of which we were never shown. And I'd guess he had to make some "corrections" to make the inside fit the outside...
Perhaps you might be interested in the TNG Technical Manual. The reason why those sorts of connections weren't seen in the show is due to the sets not being connected but, in-universe, they are connected with those stairways and ramps.
Also, the Main Shuttle Bay was that big (hence why it wasn't seen and why they used Shuttle Bay 3 so often in the show (it's is both the smallest shuttle bay in-universe and the largest set in the series.)
Peter Smith they had no trouble ditching it for the enterprise e did they.
Codsworth the Fresh. That's what happens when something newer rolls out, the old gets math balled and or recycled.
Ugh gotta admit i cried a little when it zoomed out from the bridge. It just dawned on me, TNG is over it was such a big part of my childhood.
Absolutely spectacular work!
It's like going to a race car museum as an old man and running your hand along the fender of the vehicle you almost died in many times as a young man but oh how that experience tempered your life. You cherish it now because of who it made you.
That is the most coolest thing I had ever seen. Love to see more of the ship.
Still the best design of a Star Trek ship - by far.
Voyager is cool
@Zoe Kin well the ncc1701e is better of course
but voyager is better than the ones before
It actually looks like it could hold the crew complement of 1,000-6,000 and a solid 15,000 people during an emergency. lots of lounges and indoor carpet.
Hopefully it’s a new tight woven nano fabric that doesn’t break down and need replacement. I’m sure they figured it out.
You could fit 15,000 people in the shuttle bay alone, if life support could keep up. I wonder why it wasn't rated for more in emergencies
The crew compliment should be 10,000 standard due to how utterly massive the ship is.
@@rikosaikawa9024 Lots and lots of automation.
The Enterprise-D is literally a hotel with photon torpedoes and which can travel faster than the speed of light
I just can't get over the detail. Exceptionally well done!
I’ve literally just found this… Talk about being late to the party!
Someone please tell me this is available for download?
So good. Loved the three shells in the bathroom. Great work
Look at all those lounges. So many different places to play Nightbird
I've always wondered about 24th Century Karaoke..? Image every Pop Hit over four hundred years at your finger tips.
Because rich environments like this, with a huge amount of intellectual investment, with technical measurements and scales, could be modelled very easily with a computer.
The stories and connections within the game calculated to very interesting results.
I.e. creating, waiting, involvement in each other as a story. It could even be some of the suggested activities for team building. Rather than put a sign up that says LFG, you go and play where the group might initially be out of your control, the idea to be how do you connect with people.
Whilst the first is just to show how boring and scary/lonely these environments could be without other human presence. I.e. it would be similar to walking around an industrial area alone for many years.
@tablelampdoor If only they'd just give the Internet carte blanche while designing a game, I'm sure the nerds would be happy to produce a masterpiece, completely free of charge. Look at what 1 or 2 modders can do, then imagine hundreds or even thousands of them sharing ideas and working on the same project.
The developers were working on it before CBS came in.
lol @ the three seashells in the washroom on the bridge
27GX76R you remember what movie that is from yes ?
+vocnarsr the Stapler staring Rob Schneider... right o.O?
I would rather curse and get ticketed for the paper.
Absolutely! Demolition Man! One of my favorites!!!
+Jim Tilley, i'm not so sure you would, that kind of till tape is not very absorbent, and has a slight waxy film.
... I once put a roll of till tape on the toilet paper dispenser at a home depot... i wonder how that went over for the people there xD
Now I know what it is like to be on a star ship! thank you very much. The ship is less mysterious now.
Great walkthrough. There are a lot of lounges in this Enterprise. I noticed an interesting call out to the movie "Demolition Man" with the three seashells in the rest room.
Treat Her Like a Lady and she'll always bring you home.
Unless troi is at the helm, then you're screwed.😋
Actually, she still brought everyone home. Everyone survived, just a few injuries.
Actually that pilot died! So....yeah
Lt Monroe died
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I really didn't know the Enterprise D had any staircases.
I feel the same way. Every time the turbolift broke down, they always climbed through those tunnels in the ceiling. I always though "Don't they still have stairs in the future?"
I was thinking the same thing. They have the turbolift or jefferies tube's. Still, really impressive.
Vinaris Scott's Intellectual Endeavors You mean The jefferies Tube’s.
@@wastelander138 Tubes.
@@erinasherton8411 Tubes.
Hard to type while giving a standing ovation, tho.........
Now this is just absolutely incredible.
This is amazing! I love this project. It gives me hope that it can be revived in a manner close to its original form, with episodes guided by a moral compass instead of nonsense. 🙏💚
And this was just the Holodeck
No bloody A B C or D- scotty
I love how they even threw in the sound of a Sonic Screwdriver.
Didn't REALIZE how big the cargo hold ACTUALLY WAS!
I didn't know it was the size of a shopping mall. In the series, it felt like the size of a school gym.
To achieve this animation, one must have lived in the future...its like describing a Boeing 747 to middle age people...Congrats for this wonderful work and thanks for the tour
I'm middle aged, and I have no problem understanding what a 747 is.
Let history never forget the name Enterprise
It would he cool as hell to be able to explore famous Star Trek ships in VR.
The three sea shells were a nice touch!
LOL
I only remember the three seashells from Demolition Man.
They never showed the toilets on the show. This is a silly easter egg
“We never needed a crew before?”
I really love the ending and the music. Thanks for that!
Love the seashells in the bathroom. Nice touch 😊
I'm glad I got to go to Star Trek Hilton in Vegas before they shut that down. Closest to the real thing. Loved it.
Me, too. I had always wanted to go back but never did make it.
I thought ten forward had bigger doors with glass circles in middle
It does, Ten forward was not seen in this video as it was exclusively decks one and two.
kal9001 I see I got this mixed up. But there was another vid showing ten forward with normal wrong doors. May not have been your vid apologies
It's also not on Deck 2
It's on deck 10 forward section 1... Hence it's name. Ten Forward
The door said ten forward.
never mind it says two forward. Sorry...
Wait. Enterprise has stairs?!?!?!?
I thought it was only turbo lifts and Jeffery's tubes on these tubs.
It looks like the artist(s) of this project made the conscious decision to replace all turbolifts with ramps and stairs, maybe because turbolift tunnels aren't possible to make in real 3D space (because in the show, they appear to be able to go from anywhere to anywhere else).
Disclaimer: Since this is a virtual project and not real life, turbolifts could be accomplished with computer magic (same idea as TV magic). Walk into turbolift, doors close, plays a short travel animation while the player is swapped to the new zone behind the scenes, doors open, and the player is in the new zone and feels as if they've traveled through turbolift tunnels, when none actually physically exist in the simulation.
Not according to the super detailed blueprints, there's a handful of stairs, steps, and ladders strewn about the ship
Well why wouldn't there be, in case the ship runs out of power how are they gonna move up and down
Yep, but, apparently, none of them have any handrails here....
Lanky Media42 Jeffries Tubes?
This is wunderbar. It really makes me wish to have a game that centers on the enterprise in this way... having diplomatic missions, rescue operations, eerie phenomena and everday stuff with the crew. Ohhh sweet dreams...
star trek: Bridge Commander?
I just noticed the 'Demolition Man' Easter Egg in the bridge head!! The three seashells where the TP would be. It's a nice, subtle touch. Good movie too; pretty silly, but still a 90s sci-fi classic. This model of The Enterprise D is damn impressive!! Thanks for sharing it. I don't know why the algorithm is only now deciding to recommended this, but better late than never I guess. 👍😀
Galaxy class bridge was the most beautiful of all! Big with room to move but still well ordered!
I got chills when those doors opened and we saw the bridge.
A childhood fantasy come true. Almost.
Wow this really needs to be a game. The level of talent displayed here is astounding.
If you can find a copy of Star Trek Voyager Elite Force with the expansion pack that adds Jeri Ryan as a voice actor, you can get a full version of Voyager to explore, crew included.
That was a cool game
I have my CD copy of the game and most likely the expansion with Jeri Ryan's voice downloaded on a hard drive. I almost threw out the game disk when I heard the substitute voice, luckily a friend told me about the patch.
I remember when I played a recreation of the Ent D in the original Quake, and was blown away. This was back in 2000ish? This is light years ahead. Can't wait to try it.
The Danube Runabout Starship in the shuttle bay was a nice touch. The Enterprise D Captain's Yacht was never seen on screen.
How do I download/view this myself?
As soon as the music started I was tearing up XD.
Did anyone else hear the sonic screwdriver at around the 4:00 mark?
I KNEW IT! Hahahahaha yep :D
hahhaahah yes!!! The Doctor is here as well xD
Julia Crawford Not just me then!
I haven't gone past that part yet
I feel sorry for the poor git who has to keep those carpets that clean.
i think the cleaning might be automated
Goy Ishah LOL !!
It is, I think season 2 episode 18 Riker tells Brenna Odell that the ship will clean itself, to which she replied "Well hooray for the bloody ship!" Episode "Up the Long Ladder"
The carpet is likely made of materials that repel contaminants.
Somewhere In The show picard even said That The ship Clean’s itself.
When I first saw this video and what was going on with that shuttlecraft I was wondering if Tom Paris was at the controls because on Voyager he was always shown to be a bit cocky and this was one other thing I liked about this video the showing of the inside of the Enterprise D's main shuttlebay which sadly we never got to see on the show the only shuttlebays we ever got to see were the 2 shuttlebays in the ships neck and I also liked those lounges shown in this video and the models of all the past ships called Enterprise on the way to the main bridge was really awesome and also a great tribute to a great old lady.
Absolutely astonishing ! Great reproduction of USS Enterprise interiors. Best in class I've ever seen!