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19 Aug 2024
⚠ Pathfinder Project is moving ⚠
Due to recent events and the general quality of Twitter declining. Pathfinder Project is moving to a platform which has a similar name to the song Commander Data sang at Riker and Troi's wedding.
Find us there as Pathfinder-project
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19 Aug 2024
This account will not be deactivated. Previous Pathfinder posts will be moved over.
Thank you for all your support, and stay tuned for more content!
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4 Aug 2024
Managed to catch @CaptainJeremia1 at #STLV, very excited to see what’s going to come with @Pathfinder2374
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1 Aug 2024
Happy #STLV long weekend! Make sure to say hello to @Andy3E, @StarfleetHist and @LariaHoD if you see them around the convention!
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1 Aug 2024
If anyone is wondering what we look like here is a 100% accurate drawing by the amazing @foodcu_be, unfortunately @formerborgs and @BadSocialism can’t make it so we’ll have to wait till next year to do the photo proper!
1 Aug 2024
Happy #STLV long weekend! Make sure to say hello to @Andy3E, @StarfleetHist and @LariaHoD if you see them around the convention!
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1 Aug 2024
For reasons we will go into, there was a distinctly different design philisophy when designing Starfleets Galaxy and Intrepid classes.
The Galaxy was in many ways a showcase of Starfleets technological advancement and luxury offering.
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Going back to Holodecks, the Galaxy class Holodeck was designed for use by Starfleet crew, visiting dignitaries and families. All the internal workings and sharp edges (got to child proof of when you have children around) were hidden behind a sleek exterior.
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The Intrepid Holodeck was designed as a tool first and recreation area second, hence the more industrial approach. It was also designed for easier maintenance access and with the ships overall modularity in mind.
In 21st century terms, they went with the IKEA approach.
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Left home and got back
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4 Jul 2024
We certainly do!
There will definitely be more coming out in coming months, so keep those comm channels open!
4 Jul 2024
So we all love Voyager right? certainly very topical right now with the fantastic Voyager-A in #StarTrekProdigy S2, but if you want to learn more about the infamous mission of the original, check out @Pathfinder2374
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22 May 2024
It didn't matter that all the critiques: Reset button! Uneven character development! Missed potential! Contradictory decision making from characters! Defanging an enemy over repeat encounters! Changing the established canon! Also applied to their favourites. 5/11
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22 May 2024
Like @Wolf359Project did for a lot of 90s Trek content!
I've rambled a bit, but the message here is that all fans are fans. Love what you love, but put what you don't like to the side and leave it there. You could pick it up later and find you love it. 10/11
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But continuing to try and force that won't help and worse, could lead to you alienating not just new fans, but any fan who likes what you don't.
Nothing new changes the episodes you love, you can have your own headcanon. Just don't force it on others. 11/11
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I spent many evening as a teenager role playing on RPG-X with other Trek fans, instead of going out drinking and partying. I was that guy. I still hold fond memories of that time.
But then I broke into the wider social media sphere around Voyager through Reddit, FB. Etc 3/11
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Instead of finding people who like me loved to imagine life in the Trek world, and challenge themselves to explain the inconsistencies using their imagination I found many people and entire groups that just focused on tearing one thing down to lift another. 4/11
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I will also comment on this from the Pathfinder account. Due to the relevance to the material and inspiration that I am writing here
Voyager was my gateway to the Trek fandom. One of the biggest arguments between me and my parents as a kid was my Dad taping over the finale. 1/11
22 May 2024
Ok, as someone who's entire project is based on a canon ship that came from STO, I feel compelled to say something here. I've got a bit to say here, so this is gonna be a long thread.
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I was the guy that turned up to a world book day at school when I was 7 in a hand knitted Voyager uniform jumper made by my grandma, clutching a copy of Echoes and claiming that going as Tom Paris counted because Voyager had books. I also spent my pocket money on Trek books 2/11
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