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Scantily clad women in Star Trek has been going on throughout Trek's entire history.
7 of 9 was written on to Voyager to appeal to a particular demographic group and increase viewership. STO is following Trek history LOL.
Come to think of it, pretty much every Trek show had their gal in a catsuit or ample viewing of cleavage.
T'pol, Kira, Troi, and pretty much every female costar on TOS.
Agreed with the above poster, players are going to be dissapointed they can't get that outfit ingame.
I wouln't have a problem with ripped shirt Kirk up there either, with the philosphy of IDIC, Trek is a very liberal universe. I think it ultimately comes down to marketing and demographics for STO. Probably why the female KDF Honor Guard XII outfit with the cleave window is at the end and requires so much grinding to get to. Pretty logical move by STO if they want to keep their majority demographic glued to the game.
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Last edited by tejanahawk; 11-14-2012 at 07:20 AM.
I mean, for a promotional image, you obviously want something attractive... like a beautiful pointy-eared space elf.
If such the promotional image they were going for, they should have instead had a skantidily clad Orion Slave Girl.
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It's the Season 7 Promotional Art.
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as klingons have all kinds of forehead ridges, so have the romulans.
All Romulans from TNG onwards had ridges, I didn't see a single pure Romulan without any. The only Romulans that went without the ridges are Nero and his band of merry men, and the Romulans we saw in TOS.
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I personally would go with Romulans WITHOUT ridges and add a possibility for having them.
We've already got enough human-looking aliens in Star Trek. A little variety isn't going to hurt.
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The evil guy in the last ST film was Romulan and also had NONE ridges.. so?
Notice the Klingons (outtakes) in the rebooted ST film wore helmets instead of having ridges? The lack of ridges on both Romulan and Klingon within that film was probably due to budget costs, least if nothing else, the writers probably felt that they'd get more of a response from viewers having an Alien antagonist that didn't quite look alien (in the traditional sense).
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It looks to my like she trips, accidentally fires here phaser, and is like as emotional about it as Kristen Stewart
Hah! Made me chuckle did that.
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Being a Vulcan, she should be. Yes, I said Vulcan. For the simple fact she is in a starfleet uniform. Romulans haven't joined Starfleet. Even ones who wear their uniforms with the zip pretty much all the way down.
If she is a Vulcan, then fine. The discussion needs no more. I just figured she was a Romulan because Season 7 is Romulan. Add to that, Season 7 is introducing Romulan Bridge Officers, so...
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Lol. Leave K Stew alone, she's had a hard time already what with dating too many guys, living the Hollywood lifestyle and 'staring' in blockbuster films....
Oh she's brought all that on herself.
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And that Romulan with a smooth head in the movie wasn't a Romulan at all
You're saying Nero (and his entire crew) were actually Human-Romulan Offspring (alike Sela, foregoing the ridges). I can accept this.
Oh wait, I know why ... because that would have been just as sexist as the nonsense they have up on the front page now. Only the other way around, and it wouldn't be appealing to teenaged drooling fanboys, and men who act like teens.