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Priority One

325 – Game of Starships | Priority One: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast

Elijah 2017-07-10 584 6


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THIS WEEK’S COMMUNITY QUESTIONS

  • What’s your favourite Star Trek death?
  • Are you a Star Trek gamer? If you are, what do you play and what do you like about it? And if you’re not, are there other ways that you get together with other Star Trek fans? Tell us about it!

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Elio is a Northern New Jersey Cuban-American and graduate of Kean University, having earned his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance in 2011. He has performed in internationally renowned performance halls such as Avery Fisher Hall with the New York Philharmonic, as a member of the Westminster Symphonic Choir, and in Beijing, China as a representative for Kean University. Since 2012, he has had the wonderful opportunity to Executive Produce Priority One – the premiere Star Trek Online podcast. Whether recruiting, managing the global team of talented volunteers, arranging interviews with special guests, editing, web-development, finding sponsors, managing crowd funding, or writing content for the podcast, Elio has a hand in it all. A long-time Trekkie, Elio has been watching the series since he was a child and sneaking in late night, back-to-back, episodes of TNG reruns. He finally embraced the Trekdom in college and spent many hours catching up on the entire multiverse…. instead of studying.

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  1. Tyler Maxwell on 2017-07-12

    Hey P1! Hope you guys are well.

    I think that the Klingons have the best Star Trek death scenes. Very evocative and emotionally satisfying. From K’Ehleyr’s death as she holds hands with Worf and Alexander 🙁 , to General Chang cheesily spouting Shakespeare while staring at an oncoming torpedo. From Kor going out in a blaze of glory to reclaim his honor one last time, to Gowron getting stabbed by Worf after the latter is thrown through a glass screen, and the life is drained from Gowron’s (slightly creepy) eyes. Klingons really live up to their mantra; “Today IS a good day to DIE!”

    Honorable mentions to Spock in Wrath of Khan and Kirk in Generations. Those always give me the feels. 🙁

    Am I a Star Trek Gamer? Said on a podcast with Trek games as a central element. :p Of COURSE I’m a Trek gamer. Besides obviously Star Trek Online, I’ve played Bridge Commander and the Armada games. I love the opportunity to have some of my own adventures in the Star Trek universe.

  2. Tyler Maxwell on 2019-01-30

    Hey P1! Hope you guys are well.

    I think that the Klingons have the best Star Trek death scenes. Very evocative and emotionally satisfying. From K’Ehleyr’s death as she holds hands with Worf and Alexander 🙁 , to General Chang cheesily spouting Shakespeare while staring at an oncoming torpedo. From Kor going out in a blaze of glory to reclaim his honor one last time, to Gowron getting stabbed by Worf after the latter is thrown through a glass screen, and the life is drained from Gowron’s (slightly creepy) eyes. Klingons really live up to their mantra; “Today IS a good day to DIE!”

    Honorable mentions to Spock in Wrath of Khan and Kirk in Generations. Those always give me the feels. 🙁

    Am I a Star Trek Gamer? Said on a podcast with Trek games as a central element. :p Of COURSE I’m a Trek gamer. Besides obviously Star Trek Online, I’ve played Bridge Commander and the Armada games. I love the opportunity to have some of my own adventures in the Star Trek universe.

  3. seannewboy on 2017-07-11

    Very fun show everyone.

    Data’s was the most powerful death.

    Just STO, my favorite part is the wonderful ship designs.

  4. seannewboy on 2019-01-30

    Very fun show everyone.

    Data’s was the most powerful death.

    Just STO, my favorite part is the wonderful ship designs.

  5. Chiyo Umiku on 2017-07-10

    Awesome as always. My favorite death in the entire series had to be Harry Kim’s during the split between the two voyagers. Yes the duplicate Harry takes his place but at that point you felt so bad that the original Kim would never make it home…. Until Jet’laya inside the Kobali Temple…hint hin Dust to Dust Episode of STO~

    Also I am a Star Trek Gamer. A Star Trek ONLINE Gamer. I love Star Trek Online because it feels IP Based and Star Trekky. I came to this game from Star Wars the Old Republic which, imo, not only does F2P wrong but feels like generic scifi with a Star Wars name. It doesn’t immerse me into the Star Wars Universe the way STO immerses me into the Trekverse. I love both IPs equally but gamewise, I love STO the most.

    Oh and just because Tony will lose his mind, I wrote a story where my ship’s helmsman pulled out an emergency joystick. They called it the “Riker Emergency Protocol”. FFrakkin joysticks.

  6. Chiyo Umiku on 2019-01-30

    Awesome as always. My favorite death in the entire series had to be Harry Kim’s during the split between the two voyagers. Yes the duplicate Harry takes his place but at that point you felt so bad that the original Kim would never make it home…. Until Jet’laya inside the Kobali Temple…hint hin Dust to Dust Episode of STO~

    Also I am a Star Trek Gamer. A Star Trek ONLINE Gamer. I love Star Trek Online because it feels IP Based and Star Trekky. I came to this game from Star Wars the Old Republic which, imo, not only does F2P wrong but feels like generic scifi with a Star Wars name. It doesn’t immerse me into the Star Wars Universe the way STO immerses me into the Trekverse. I love both IPs equally but gamewise, I love STO the most.

    Oh and just because Tony will lose his mind, I wrote a story where my ship’s helmsman pulled out an emergency joystick. They called it the “Riker Emergency Protocol”. FFrakkin joysticks.

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