Star Trek: Armada III begins with the first stirrings of the Dominion War and allows players to take command of five unique factions, the United Federation of Planets, the Klingon Empire, the Romulan Star Empire, the Cardassian Union/Dominion Alliance, and the Borg Collective. Explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations, and boldly go where no one has gone before.

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Full_Metal_Core
Full_Metal_Core - - 98 comments

That cloaking device just got an amazing visual upgrade. I really like what you did there.

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진Jin
진Jin - - 453 comments

Agreed.

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Calas_Typhon
Calas_Typhon - - 5 comments

Nice!

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TheBleachDoctor
TheBleachDoctor - - 938 comments

This looks amazing, but shouldn't the Sovereign's shields be hull-hugging?

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Guest
Guest - - 691,276 comments

That would be cool but I imagine it's not within the limits of the game engine. Plus, to have some ships with hull-hugging shields and others with bubble shields would be kind of strange.

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El-Vi-Riachi Author
El-Vi-Riachi - - 337 comments

That is indeed the reason

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jonsin1459
jonsin1459 - - 1,009 comments

Well it was only in Nemesis that was the case, in the other movies it had a more Voyager bubble look. I would guess the hull huggers are for high powered bolt attacks if you want to kind of canon explain it.

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Nanoelite001
Nanoelite001 - - 531 comments

I always believed that hull hugging shields are more resilient/efficient but have a nasty problem with plasma and concussive forces, whereas bubble shields are situated far enough away to not be as much of a problem

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kleb26
kleb26 - - 236 comments

i always thought they were just better than bubble and all new ships got the upgrade (since nemesis was the set furthest in the future)

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Sun_Xiaomei
Sun_Xiaomei - - 478 comments

If that is so, then they should have sticked to HHS in the start, because NCC-1701-E is the same; in First Contact and Insurrection he had bubble, in Nemesis he has HHS. Make a choice, blast it: bubble or HHS, not both. Sometimes I think that they're worse than I am, and I can't make a choice on a *lot* of things.

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kleb26
kleb26 - - 236 comments

i think that enterprise e must hav been refitted during all the films as it is certainly not the same ship at the end as it is the beginning: it was darker in nemesis, in first contact the viewscreen was a holo-screen, and then the shields changed too. Due to the dominion war maybe whenever she had to be put in for repairs it underwent minor improvements/refits

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Sun_Xiaomei
Sun_Xiaomei - - 478 comments

I still say: make a choice. And I think that bubble are better. Call me old-fashioned.

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Ensign_Sweet
Ensign_Sweet - - 13 comments

And this is why I play Romulan's... every time!

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