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Originally Posted by FirstAngelus
"Fit in" means obviously for you "Everybody had to play exactly the was I want it".
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I see, we're argueing from the high horse again, are we? If you would pause and re-think your stance you should realize that your opinion is just the same. "Everybody has to play exactly the way you want" by forcing them to accept things in the game they do not want to see.
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Originally Posted by FirstAngelus
That doesnt suprise me from a person that doesnt want the KDF to have a large BoP although the ship is canon
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It's also canon that the ship has the exact same size as the B'rel.

And yes, I still think it's a stupid idea. When it comes to the K'vort, we're not talking about copying the general hull shape, we're talking about a 100% replica, complete with disruptor cannons as large as warp nacelles, navigational lights the size of a car and windows that make you think its decks have a height of 20 meters.
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Originally Posted by FirstAngelus
One of the biggest advantages of STO is the Costumisation and you want to Limit it for everybody just to have them look the way you like. And that on a faction that already is limited VERY much. That is an extremy selfish attitude.
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One of the biggest advantages of Star Trek is a very detailed setting with a unique look and feel and you want to destroy it for everyone just to have something look the way you like. And that in a game that is already borderline overloaded. That is an extremely selfish attitude.
See? I can do that too.
Of course I'm selfish in this matter, else I wouldn't waste my time campaigning for a more atmospheric setting. Just as you are selfish as well by championing the direct opposite because of something you have in mind. We can debate for eternity about this and won't come to any conclusion. The least that
all of us can do is acknowledge that each of us has the same "rights". Else you're just displaying ignorance for what a number of players derives their enjoyment of the game from, and in the worst case arrogance for dismissing their perspective as childish or selfish when you're argueing for exactly the same motifs, just on the other side of the fence.
When you want neutral clothes, why not campaign for them? That'd have my support. But copying Fed uniforms? I can already see the Terran Empire on Qo'noS.
Yes, there is such a thing as overcustomization. Sometimes you
have to limit player imagination
when(!) you want to preserve a certain "look and feel". Because people's definition of "fun" is too different from one another's perspective. Now, if STO really wants to preserve this atmosphere, or if it is to become a hodgepodge theme park of countless little "my own worlds" that are incompatible to each other (at least in terms of roleplaying) and even the setting itself, that's not up to either of us. All we can do is post about it and voice our opinions. Don't judge me for it, and I won't judge you.