I agree that it is possible that Romulus went nova in the Prime timeline. Now if they refer to the destruction of Vulcan then we would definitely be in Kelvin land.
and why wouldn't they be different? isn't it set about 30 yrs in the future from last we saw them?clearly see from the portrayal of the characters they are supposed to be is completely different than it should be. Data, Hugh, Seven, Riker...all are different
Picard are actually connected to original canon, and Picard is not connected to TNG despite the appearance of Patrick Stewart as "Picard
the romulan star empire was highly centralized, seems they had no fall back positions from which to administer the empireAlso Overmind One, suppose Great Britain had been destroyed in the mid 1700s? No need for the American Revolution, the Irish War Of Independence and on and on. The British Empire would have lost its power base and collapsed.
Romulus was the seat of the Romulan Senate thus it was the power base for the whole Romulan Empire. Remember Empires are made up of subjugated peoples, the Romulan Empire, if it was indeed an Empire as stated in canon, was more likely to be made up of many different subjugated races as well as Romulan colonies. This is indicated in canon by the Romulans treatment of the Remans. The way your talking about the Romulan Empire implies that it was made up of simply craploads of Romulans. That defies common sense because Empires need subjugated races to rule. Its more likely that on the destruction of Romulus that part of the galaxy was celebrating much like the end of the special edition Return Of The Jedi than leaping to its masters protection.
While this is all supposition its implied by the words Romulan Star EMPIRE. It makes perfect sense to me that the Federation, with its humanist ideals, would be the one to offer Romulus assistance rather than the subjugated masses of the Romulan Empire.
anyone can know the canon of any show or movie seriesThis is my last point on this thread, as I find it insulting to be told I don't know canon. ST has always been my favorite show and I have watched them all once every couple of years.
Happy Posting All, Bye.
funny, you post a video from NERDROTIC the guy who cant wait to be negative on a show he has been told and has been telling everyone to hate\I guess I will just restrict my discussion about this show to social media. I am not going to compromise on what Star Trek should be just because Alex Kurtzman wants to change it into something else.
this has all been brought up before, he has no explanationsReally much of what you write about new Trek could be applied to the older shows. "I don't like that Uhura sometimes wore gold in early TOS." "The Cardassians uniforms were all wrong after TNG The Wounded." "There was no explanation for why The Borg looked different beginning with First Contact" Etc...
and where is that? do tell, seems you do not want any of us thereI guess I will just restrict my discussion about this show to social media
Picard is connected to TNG because those who own it say it is
Period
Destroying Romulus would not destroy the Romulan Star Empire any more than nuking New York and California would destroy the United States. The writers of this show lack any sort of scientific knowledge and they are unfamiliar with the lore.+
Yup YJ02. Destroying Earth would not destroy the Federation because the Federation is made up of free planets. Destroying Romulus is simply an extreme example of the flaws inherent in the subjugation by Empires that we saw in the real world early twentieth century. Mutual co-operation is much more effective than mere conquering in the long term.
and where is that? do tell, seems you do not want any of us there
I don't really understand your reasoning Overmind One. I'm not going to compromise on my opinion on NuTrek either ( although I am open to the possibility that Picard might wrap its season up with the kind of elements I miss from Star Trek ). I find NuTrek shallow. We are in agreement on many points but as my brother says "I don't think about Trek as much as you. I just like watching it." That's the thing. Everyone gets different things from Trek. TBH I'm not even really sure what you get from it. Most of what I read from you is about your dislike of the new shows. What did you get from older Trek?
Really much of what you write about new Trek could be applied to the older shows. "I don't like that Uhura sometimes wore gold in early TOS." "The Cardassians uniforms were all wrong after TNG The Wounded." "There was no explanation for why The Borg looked different beginning with First Contact" Etc...
Sure...I don't like the new Klingon designs in STD and I get more of a kick seeing the Constitution Class in In A Mirror Darkly than in NuTrek but they are simply my preferences. My main gripes with NuTrek are story and character not what's canon and what isn't.
I've just never got the sense from your posts about what the premise, storylines and characters mean to you. What's missing from NuTrek beyond design elements and such for you?
what piece of onscreen objective evidence exists in PICARD that puts it undoubtedly into the same category of the JJ nutrek garbage?
or what exists to put into the same--whatever it turns out to be- as STD?
i have only seen one ep and some clips on YT, for me, everything i see on screen in PICARD objectively tells me it is rooted in the realm of DS9/VOYAGER/TNG/TOS
are your feelings on this solely just that? subjective feelings?
if not then please put up the scene here where you made the decision that "yep, there is is, there is the one thing(on screen) that puts this intothe JJ verse"
You just insulted me. Again! And you put me in a box. If there's one thing I despise, it's being put in a box, as if I'm something which can be simplified into a single thing. I'm far too complex for that. And you're generalizing by stating that anyone who likes NuTrek (as you call it) is opposed to the larger part of the fandom.#Clueless. You have no way of determining that. You don't even have a way of determining whom the fandom consists of. The largest part of the Star Trek fan base probably comes from countries where they speak languages which most of us don't speak. China, India, Indonesia, just to name a few examples. How many people live in Asia and like Star Trek do you reckon? Do you monitor all their online activity in their native languages on their local online platforms? What about Latin America? What about Russia? What about dozens of European countries? What about people who don't even have an online presence but do like Star Trek?Twitter. The thing is, most of your views on NuTrek (and not just yours, also the others here who are okay with NuTrek) are opposed to the fandom at large. I can clearly see that. Here, I am in a minority of one. On Twitter, your group would be #wearestarfleet which is the small group who think Discovery and Picard are just as much Star Trek as the other Trek shows, or believe as you do that if you buy something, you can just identify it any way you want (like transgender people do). #TheFandomMenace and the greater Star Trek fandom reject all of that and want Star Trek done on the original license which is now whole again. On Twitter, you would be my enemy.