LordPanther14
The Definition of Insanity
- Location
- Land of the Free
[X][Planet] The Fourth Planet's Moon
[X][Approach] Within the rules
[X][Approach] Within the rules
I suspect the lack of power signature has to do with eezo engines. If its abandoned, then we get to raid the ship for archaeology.
Sod that. FTL or not anyone able to colonise other systems is 'advanced' enough to talk to."If the race is not Faster than Light capable, there will be the Prime Directive to account for."
I find your lack of faith in Federation sensor technology disturbing.Really, it seems that you aren't going to be able to learn anything more about this strange civilization just sitting here and watching them.
I mean, they might be humans, but its just as likely that they're gonna be human-like aliens that are in the same situation as the canon Outer Worlds Humanity, slowly colonizing systems around their homeworld with their slow FTL.
The thing is that just as equally, it's... not impossible, but extremely difficult to have Mass Effect and Star Trek in the same galaxy. because yes, Star Trek has only really explored a small swath of their own galaxy, maybe 15%, there is the issue of how wide spread Mass Effect's 1% is, and how a lot of it is slapped right in the middle of Explored space.That would be the simplest answer. On a somewhat different note, this is primarily a Mass Effect crossover but set in Andromeda right? Like, the whole point of Mass Effect: Andromeda was that they sent colonizers to another galaxy (partially to escape the Reapers I think?) so...
Is this a crossover with Mass Effect 1/2/3 set in a galaxy that was identified as Andromeda? Like, there was a lot of stuff unique to Andromeda, and the big point of that was it being untouched by the Reapers.
So it shouldn't make sense to put both ME: A and Reapers together. That and Humans being members of the Citadel for ages was kind of important, so it can't be because of Starfleet.
Like, I'm just confused by what this being a Mass Effect crossover set in Andromeda means.
The thing is that just as equally, it's... not impossible, but extremely difficult to have Mass Effect and Star Trek in the same galaxy. because yes, Star Trek has only really explored a small swath of their own galaxy, maybe 15%, there is the issue of how wide spread Mass Effect's 1% is, and how a lot of it is slapped right in the middle of Explored space.
You can't really put it anywhere in the Beta Quadrant without having to deal with the Klingons and the Romulans. The Alpha Quadrant is pretty full of smaller empires so it doesn't really fit there.
The Gamma Quadrant might work, but all we know of it is Diminion Space, and they hold large territory, and the Delta Quadrant has the borg.
Is this a crossover with Mass Effect 1/2/3 set in a galaxy that was identified as Andromeda? Like, there was a lot of stuff unique to Andromeda, and the big point of that was it being untouched by the Reapers.