Okay, I don't often stick my head in here. Not that it isn't interesting, but I sadly never get the chance to play with team speak in a premade on either side. Not that I wouldn't like to, but I seem to have bad luck with fleets in my time slot. So my experience is limited to playing PuG matches on both sides, even though I mostly play BoP these days. Thus I never feel I have the perspective to comment on what gets said.
That clarified, I'm very interested in getting feedback on what was probably the most enjoyable game of STO I've ever played from some of the participants, last night. It was a Cap and Hold and the klingons were obviously pure PuG. When I saw the TSI flag on the first enemy, I figured I might be up against a premade. The first two deaths by coordinated tractor/SNB/PSW stun were works-of-art that confirmed it. Then someone on our side dropped out.
At this point I figured "okay, going to get slaughtered so I might as well try and keep K'yla's points ratio respectable". I started to play like it was an arena match and focused on giving the two Karfi's time to build their fighter wings. The premade was set up for BoP slaughter (as I had managed to demonstrate) and didn't seem to be swapping officers for carrier fighting.
The resulting battle was epic, as my PuG group (two BoPs and two Karfis) seemed to be pretty good and the premade never switched to using FAW. The Nerdgasm was immense and the adrenalyn rush kept me awake much of the night. I remember being sad that it would end soon, and noticing that the klingon side was stuck on 80 points remaining. I figured we must be giving the feds a good time and they weren't looking to finish us off early.
Eventually both sides got reinforced and some of our klingons were trying to win the cap and hold. When the premade feds noticed, they had to split up, and it was then that the klingon PuG was able to defeat them in detail. It didn't take much co-ordination, we just all followed the fighter swarms and tried to keep them alive.
In the end, the Klingons won 70 points to zero. I know there was a point where we could have been finished and the "it's an interesting fight" factor saved us, but I was still stunned. K'yla managed to go 21-5 and topped the healing on the Klingon side. I'm still trying to figure this battle, because I have a sense that understanding it would really help my game. If anyone has some thoughts they would be much appreciated.

Oh, and BobTheYak ... T'lol is the toughest, meanest, downright scariest Intrepid-R pilot I have ever had the honour of flying against. (Places right fist over left shoulder) Ka'pla.
