then talk about it and its ramifications on humanity's social and moral development with a liberal, pluralist, and elitist bias.

then shoot yourself twice.  once for being a fan of the show and again for wanting a mod of it.

Somebody hasn't seen DS9...

Enterprise simply stepped on too many toes, who makes a series that conflicts with Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country and Rura Penthe, oh wait that's exactly what Enterprise did.

It's very merciful of you not to bring up how it invalidated 'Q Who?', broke the timeline concerning cloaking and viewscreens, bogged the viewers down with an ill designed 'temporal cold war', and generally put the last nail in the franchise's coffin.

Yes, DS9 did much to take the focus away from humans and delve into the darker side of necessity, as war often does. I felt it was the most underrated series of the bunch.

Yeah, neither is great.

Trek just hopes that man can manage to better itself. We have our bumps, even after inventing the Heisenberg Compenator.

This, I think, sums up the entirety of Trek. That humanity, or really any species, could manage to better itself without any help.

Which I hold to be positively stupid. Incidentally, this is one thing I rather like about Warhammer 40,000 (which itself is somewhat of a complete inverse to Trek in the first place)- that too much advancement, too quickly, without any thought to the eldritch horrors which may or may not exist, can cause utter destruction.

I mean, when the background of a setting is that one alien race became so advanced that they needed to do no work, and could pursue hedonism without end and at all times, and they end up producing a god of excess that wants to eat their souls, well.........I think that provides a very interesting, if fantastical, illustration as to why that kind of "technology can be used to better ourselves without end" mentality.

When it comes to ENT contradicting canon or something, Star trek Canon is not concrete, Gene considered most of the movies uncanon and certain elements of others. Star Trek canon changes episode by episode, Gene was known to modify it so i wouldn't worry about the contradictions. ENT was just doing what Star Trek does, changing stuff!

But yes, ENT does not suit this sort of game. Most factions did not have many class of ships shown and races like the Xindi and Vulcans would be way more powerful than factions like Star Fleet who didn't even have shields!

Who cares, Rebellion won't be stable by the 2012 doomsday event when a comet that's been slingshot through galaxies for the past 3.2 billion years finally hits the bulls-eye on the dunk tank at the center of ours plunging everything down the drain.

comedic ain't it?

^ That pretty much sums up my continuity complaints. It's not that they were always perfect, but they rarely got as messy as they did with ENT.

Well, DS9 did a great job of just writing it off as a joke and the last season of ENT came up with a good excuse.

I just tell people, "This is what happens when a race gets a bigger budget."

What was the exact reason in TNG again?

Yeah, I remember that. That was DS9. Still funny though.

There's too many damn Star Trek mods for SoaSE as it is. Seems sort of like an over-saturated market.