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  @BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers6 күн бұрын

  Why did they change his face?

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  @IvoStunga-ol9njАй бұрын

  Man I don't remember seeing some of these places when I last played it. Might want to revisit it with neat developer commentary enabled

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  @TallTapperАй бұрын

  i agree

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  @Dennis-nc3vwАй бұрын

  It breaks my heart this game runs so poorly on modern PCs. It was truly something special.

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  @jaydiltzАй бұрын

  We want to know what happened to Enterprise E, Worf! 😐😆

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  @BigT5Ай бұрын

  Blue skies...

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  @emilybrunson8250Ай бұрын

  I remember bawling my eyes out when this aired. "I should have done this a long time ago." "You were always welcome." Ugh, I still feel it.

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  @Michael-io3dd2 ай бұрын

  Why would a civilian ship be cloaked?

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  @Dsturb852 ай бұрын

  This had no business being in Star Trek I don't care what anyone thinks it was just forced racism in the 24th freaking century

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  @AndyHerbert2542 ай бұрын

  "We don't put civilians at risk to save ourselves" Ok tell that to the Maqui, to Eddington

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  @Rashaed2 ай бұрын

  Hindsight so not a fair point. Also, Sisko didn’t poison a Maquis planet to save himself. He did an attempt to prevent war.

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  @selfdo2 ай бұрын

  "In 1962, Black People weren't welcomed in Las Vegas"...well, not with THAT attitude!

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  @claymenefee69992 ай бұрын

  Israeli palestine conflict be like:

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  @OnafetsEnovap3 ай бұрын

  I like Invisible War's simpler, more straightforward story, though I do miss the extensive lore and worldbuilding from the original game (which, let's face it, was a little TOO complicated - I'd like to see it novelised, even though it'd be about 1,000 pages long). It's a game I have VERY mixed feelings about. I don't hate it, but what does annoy me is how it self-terminates and restarts every time you load a new map or saved game (I'm not joking - IW is programmed to quit itself and then reboot itself whenever this happens - try running the PC version in a window instead of a full screen and you'll see what I mean)... I mean, why? That aside, I don't mind it, but it feels like it could have been so much more - such a lost opportunity. With that said, when we do get to hear JC speak again, it's a wonder for the ears, and that's the Deus Ex I want to remember. :)

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  @weemissile4 ай бұрын

  "We don't put civilians at risk, or even potentially at risk." lol that's rich coming from you Sisko

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  @Rondu014 ай бұрын

  I think Cassidy made a great point. Here's why? Through out the Star Trek Universe characters have mentioned their heritage. Picard-French, O'Brien-Irish, Chekoc-Russian, Sisko-Black American, Chakotay-Native Indian, Kira-Dakhur Province of Bajor and many more. All of them have mentioned the good bad and the ugly of its heritage history. However, for humans it's more to it. You have your ethnic heritage and the fact that everyone is the same race, "human." I like how Picard explained The United Federation of Planets in ST First Contact. Earth in the future has, no racism, discrimination, poverty, disease and no money in the sense that we understand. The entire human race lives to better ourselves and the rest of humanity. Which as of right now we are far from that mindset.

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  @ShadesApeDJansu4 ай бұрын

  【Shades Finnish Pirates】Bloodlines 2 has failed in my eyes already, Bloodlines will remain the legend it once was and it has memories stitched to my heart forever

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  @1brudow4 ай бұрын

  And now here we are, AI is present and I just read Elon Musk got a subject with an implanted chip moving a computer mouse around with his mind. This been planned for a long time, this game is decades years old. The same ones behind it's development I bet knew way back then what was planned for today😮

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  @Shimamon275 ай бұрын

  Funny how the new game utterly fails in doing proper tailers to display the game. The old one was a broken mess, but, It had charm in every single aspect of it, even in the trailers! Man, VTMB2 is going to be a forgettable mediocre generic nothing!

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  @richardcrooks67135 ай бұрын

  What annoys me about this episode is that I think it's a reasonable assumption to make that a decloaking ship is a warship so I'm not even sure there should have been a court martial. If the rules of engagement that you and potentially adversaries have agreed upon are that you do not fire on civilian vessels, then there is no need to have cloaked civilian vessels, as your adversary will not fire upon them therefore they don't need concealing, and in fact civilian ships should be as easily identifiable as possible so that they are not fired upon. Cloaked vessels obviously being cloaked are not identifiable, and since vessels cloaking or decloaking are at their most vulnerable, this is the best time to fire upon them. In a real world parallel, the Geneva convention specifies that hospitals should not be attacked, and that they shall be marked with an emblem to make them clear to enemy forces. The Federation response to the extradition request should have been "why was military equipment like a cloaking device on a civilian vessel?" I frankly don't see anything wrong with what Worf did, even if it was a "civilian" vessel.

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  @unclefranklin45755 ай бұрын

  I didn't care for this argument back then, but now it's actually really relevant given how so, so much media wants to forget about this part of our past so they can get brownie points just to brag about having a diverse cast. I'm almost certain the current writers of Star Trek would never write a heroic character like this to disagree with their own views like this, even if they do end up coming around at the end

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  @ZachsMind5 ай бұрын

  I watched STOS as a child. I was in my college days when STNG was new. Now I'm looking at the last scene of the last episode, and reading comments from people who were reminiscing about this seven and eight years ago. We have Lower Decks now. Strange New Worlds. Space Above and Beyond. Starship Enterprise. Picard the TV series. Now even the stars are not the limit!

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  @CB669415 ай бұрын

  The writing in this scene is so good. In 4 minutes it covers theology, philosophy, politics and the human nature and communicates its ideas well enough to be understood. There's even another layer of irony to it, this 4 minute speech is a generality in light of just how deep these topics can go.

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  @reidparker18484 ай бұрын

  Theology? It makes 1 or 2 generally anti-theistic comments and then discusses political organization.

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  @johnstitt26155 ай бұрын

  The character Worf was a true and honourable warrior. He understood the difference between pride and honour. Honour will forfeit pride when the right thing must be done.

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  @cmorris94945 ай бұрын

  I took a sci fi class in high school. It was an English class. We had to write essays on what the show or movie was trying to tell us. St tng was first contact. After watching it i was hooked. I would come home from school and watched it on syndication. Eventually i figured out new episodes were on Saturday afternoons. The last episode aired around the time i graduated. It still is bittersweet. Both my childhood and this show ended around the same time.

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  @Brian65875 ай бұрын

  Worf really evolved immensely on DS9. I think this took him to the evolution of his character that we see on Picard.

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  @akrammeziane99795 ай бұрын

  Were is morgan evrett??

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  @David-wf4mh5 ай бұрын

  Best " Star Trek " ever.

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  @safiremorningstar6 ай бұрын

  I really like Avery Brooks as Cisco captain Cisco I know voice to text is not spelling the name correctly but there's nothing I can do about it my hands don't work right now I like what he says when he says it like Cisco would say it he just does a wonderful job he says wait till you have four pips on that collar... He says the right thing at the right time in the right way so that his officer can hear it. Every time he played Cisco you forgot that this was an actor play a role he played it to perfection,

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  @thearchivist2507 ай бұрын

  Worf’s lines 😂 Four hands in a row. How does he do it ? Agreed.

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  @Maxime_Martyr7 ай бұрын

  Hey, I'm looking for a video of all talk-bullets from the radio presenter but I can't find any so since you like to make clips of Deus Ex 2, do you mind making one which shows all of the talk-bullets? 😉

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  @Rashaed7 ай бұрын

  If you’re talking about the radio show host Lazarus, there is a video on my Deus Ex playlist of all his entries from Human Revolution .

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  @Maxime_Martyr7 ай бұрын

  @@Rashaed Oh hell no, I just watched a video which included some of Square Enix's Deus Ex Human Revolution and I had to stop watching because of how much cringe Human Revolution's scenes were and I'm so glad I didn't play any of Square Enix's Deus Ex because I saw enough to know for sure that I would have hated it as much as any other Square Enix games and that they are nothing like the original Ion Storm's games. I was talking about the radio show host from DEUS EX 2, the one who interviews every important people from Deus Ex 2 on radio and never lets them talk because he always interrupts them as soon as they start to speak and the show is called the Talk-Bullet Show. I was looking for a video which shows all of these radio shows from Deus Ex 2 but no one made one yet. 😒

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  @Rashaed7 ай бұрын

  @@Maxime_Martyr oh, you mean from those news kiosks scattered about the game? The ones with the floating holo globe?

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  @Maxime_Martyr7 ай бұрын

  @@Rashaed Yeah, that's what I'm talking about! 😉 Since no one made a video to show them all and since you made clips from Deus Ex 2, do you mind making a clip of all the talk-bullet radio shows from Deus Ex 2? 😉

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  @JasonGabler7 ай бұрын

  You know, Keiko O'Brien went into botany and her life was full of some crazy shit. Makes you wonder what Sisko's really saying here.

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  @XxDjinn420xX7 ай бұрын

  Sisko grew a lot in this episode, it's very easy to hang on to racial tension no matter what race you are. Letting go of hate and enjoying life is much more important.

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  @bsherman82367 ай бұрын

  This is really like the plot of ghost in the shell

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  @TC-xh5wp8 ай бұрын

  Star Trek Casting: Hi Mr. Brooks. This role is a bit complex, as you will be the captain of a space station, during war time. You will also have a child aboard, and may have to make some controversial decisions as captain. AND, we're going to make you a religious figure to a war torn species, because a different alien species..uhm, chose you to communicate with. And, we're going to have the usual, Klingong and Romulan and...no Vulcans..hehe can you believe that? But we are going to have shapeshifters as the main enemy. Do you think you can swing it. Brooks: I LOVE BASEBALL, hold my beer!

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  @nemea238 ай бұрын

  Such a great moment

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  @Pan_Z8 ай бұрын

  JC is the one charater in Invisible War that speaks like a Deus Ex character. It's like he was written by someone who wrote the previous game, and everyone else was by a different guy.

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  @BoliceOccifer8 ай бұрын

  Sisko being based as always

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  @user-yj9pp4lh6v8 ай бұрын

  He looks like cobson in the thumb-ACK!

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  @cecleung8 ай бұрын

  Stepping into the holodeck recreation of 1960s Las Vegas for 24th century citizens would be as trivial as us going to Medieval Times Dinner Theater. I understand why this exchange between Sisko and Cassidy took place, it was more to inform kids of the 90s that the real 60's Vegas was not inclusive or inviting as the show's depiction is. However, I much prefer the take that Uhura had on the past in TOS "The Savage Curtain." When called a "charming negress" by the recreated Abraham Lincoln, and then quickly apologizing for it, Uhura responds: "But why should I object to that term, sir? You see, in our century, we've learned not to fear words." In the future of Star Trek, we have not forgotten our past, but we no longer let it define who we are and where we are going together.

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  @andrewnlarsen9 ай бұрын

  For those that have seen the deleted scenes on Star Trek Picard season 3...there is a scene between Worf and Riker that well brings this particular scene back to mind.

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  @bryannelson61399 ай бұрын

  While Patrick Stewart is an excellent actor and did a fine job on TNG, Avery Brooks was one of the best actors in Star Trek, and was the most interesting captain of them all. Colm Meany as Chief O’Brien did a fabulous job and I really liked how they expanded his role in DS9.

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  @danielvalen15079 ай бұрын

  I listen to this while I lift no bullshit

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  @Rashaed9 ай бұрын

  Glad it’s helping you keep the pace! 😃

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  @danielvalen15079 ай бұрын

  @@Rashaed have a great day thank you 🙌

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  @saxonjf9 ай бұрын

  Starkly military in a world that seems to hide military realities as much as possible.

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  @stratfordbaby9 ай бұрын

  Considering the timeline. Worf's promotions through the ranks have been GLACIAL.

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  @stratfordbaby9 ай бұрын

  Civilians would be on a cloaked ship VERY UNLIKELY. Worf was right in his assumption even though he did fire.

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  @LordTalax9 ай бұрын

  A civilian ship shouldn't just roll into a battle zone and not expect to get blasted. I know this was a Klingon farce and a deception.

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  @MrCCollins19939 ай бұрын

  "A hell of a captain someday" who loses the Enterprise-E 😂

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  @MartinMazur9 ай бұрын

  A Klingon Botanist. That would be something.

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  @twoshady5189 ай бұрын

  Sisko... the only one that can intimidate Worf. RIP Jadzia.

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  @RaymondFootman9 ай бұрын

  Wait 'til you get four pips on your collar. You'll wish you had gone into botany...One of my favorite Sisko quotes.