aye, as it leaves borg, rommies etc at a serious disadvantage.

ofcourse it was an example

Impulse also belongs to Star Trek Seer

Let the Staff think and decide about it... they know whats the best for their project.
If the vessels really would fly warp on that maps included in A2 or in FleetOps...thats  not realistic ..you know what i mean? The vessels would in fact land somewhere outside the map. So Impulse is a more realistic matter for maps of that size.
But nm... Warp would be something that no other RTS-Game has...is characteristic for a Star Trek Game....  ahhhh...  that makes no sense...let them finish V3 FIRST!!!!! I´ll go crazy if they need another year yet! then good bye FleetOps...all will play STO and noone is interested in FO anymore...  



 

This is about the tenth time this has been discussed on these forums alone. I think they've made their minds up.

don't mean to sound negative but where is this gravity going to come from?
no planets remember, gravity wells will give the feds an unfair advantage, with the sovie's engine disruptor. a special for certain classes (or a button in setup) is still the best way i can think of.

Larger ships should at least have warp is all I'm saying, what about that "tactical" warp or whatever it was called in bridge commander, where the ship sped up really quickly to get the the starbase and what not...I havn't played BC in ages, lost the CD and havn't gotten around to buying it again

If it used special energy like I said you'd have to think about where your warping to before you warp, cause you can and would be owned without your special weapons.

And captain ryan, Newton's law of Universal Gravitation states everything in the universe has gravity, not just planets, you have gravity however it is overpowered by the earth you stand on. If you were in a place devoid of planets and or large planet-like asteriods things would be attracted to you, space dust tiny asteriods ect...The galaxy class, cube and Romulan warbird are so massive that the surrounding space dust and asteriods would be attracted to them, as well as smaller ships, however this would be as if the universe was devoid of gravity. The mass of an object in space is directly linked to it's "gravity" force_net=mass x acceleration. This force of gravitational attraction is directly dependant on the masses of both objects and inversely proportional to the square of the distance which seperates their centers. with any luck you understand that and are now realizing that I am too big a nerd to be here

Also, just to be clear, The galaxy has gravity in itself (galactic core), as well as stars, so there would be no place in our galaxy for the star trekkers to go and prove that the romulan shuttle would fly toward the warbird with it's engines off

True, and good for you! It's great to meet someone who shares my intrest in physics!

The borg call it Transwarp...I assumed it was a diffrent system but the "warp count" system is just to used to measure speeds at FTL travel, so It's possible that the cube is able to go so fast because of it's transwarp.

I didn't like that either, always just brought me out of the whole startrek experience. and getting hit while your in warp, so you have a green sheild elipse that is smaller then your ship is because of warp...(look at the stock armada's sov in warp, have it get attacked, you'll see what I mean.)