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Topic	My thoughts on the Borg while re-watching Star Trek spoilers
StarDestroyer 07/03/21 3:42:41 PM #14:	UnholyMudcrab posted... Let's all take a moment and laugh at the Kazon for being too pathetic for the Borg to assimilate. God the Kazon sucked so much PrettyBoyFloyd posted... I'm aware that the Borg are weak to melee or projectile weapons. Like when Picard applied heat with a Thompson. The Borg would easily adapt to projectile weapons. If the threat of projectile weapons was great enough to slow down or even halt the Borg, they would simply adapt their shielding to resist such weaponry. The Klingons were supposed to represent the evil Soviet Union which is why they're so one dimensional in TOS. I also believe there looks were modeled after Ghengis Khan, and by the time the Star Trek motion picture came out, they were thankfully redesigned into the TNG - DS9 Klingons that we all love to this day <.< TNG made them into these norse-samurai hybrid warriors that were much more complex and ritualistic rather than just one dimensional villains' that we saw in TOS. <cite>StarDestroyer posted [p:955709798] in My thought... [t:79546490]...</cite> <quote>UnholyMudcrab posted... </cite> <quote>Let's all take a moment and laugh at the Kazon for being too pathetic for the Borg to assimilate.</quote> God the Kazon sucked so much PrettyBoyFloyd posted... </cite> <quote>I'm aware that the Borg are weak to melee or projectile weapons. Like when Picard applied heat with a Thompson.</quote> The Borg would easily adapt to projectile weapons. If the threat of projectile weapons was great enough to slow down or even halt the Borg, they would simply adapt their shielding to resist such weaponry. The Klingons were supposed to represent the evil Soviet Union which is why they're so one dimensional in TOS. I also believe there looks were modeled after Ghengis Khan, and by the time the Star Trek motion picture came out, they were thankfully redesigned into the TNG - DS9 Klingons that we all love to this day <.< TNG made them into these norse-samurai hybrid warriors that were much more complex and ritualistic rather than just one dimensional villains' that we saw in TOS. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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