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Should have been something like buy this pack (maybe a medical crew pack offer) and all proceeds go to the Red Cross.

Setting aside the history of politics in Star Trek, I kind of agree in this case. While it's nice to try and raise funds for humanitarian aid, it's also taking a political stance and a pretty in your face reminder (splash screen pop up) of something that some players may want to escape.

Since they are doing it anyways, I can only hope it's a success in providing care and support to those who need it.

Can we please stop bringing politics and current issues into the game ?
Make a forum post , Facebook is also there...
I get reminded enough on a daily basis that there's a war 200Km from my location .

Carpenter Street Archer is missing Criminal, Desperate, Hero, Hunter, Investigator, Marksman, Pilot, and Thief.

Criminal & Thief: Besides stealing a car, kidnapping and beating a man, he steals money and doesn't return it. Affirms the illegality of it.

ARCHER: It's a gasoline pump. We need to get fuel.
T'POL: Where?
ARCHER: Where isn't the problem. We're going to need money. US currency.
T'POL: That's going to be difficult at this time of night.
ARCHER: Not necessarily.
(The scanner persuades an ATM to dispense notes.)
ARCHER: People used to go to jail for this.

Desperate: So desperate to save all of humanity that he risks his and T'Pol's life, steals, beats a man in interrogation with his fists, allows himself to be "taken captive" by the Xindi...

ARCHER: If he's trying to destroy humanity, he's not going to be able to do it with that. They only modified the virus for six blood types.
T'POL: If they can infect three quarters of Earth's population, it's unlikely humans will pose a threat to them in the future.

Hero: He and T'Pol travel through time to stop murderous aliens hellbent on destroying humanity. Along the way, the save the immediate lives of six people kidnapped by Loomis. At the last possible moment (in slow-motion, mind you) he stops a toxin from being released that would wipe out 3/4ths of humanity: https://i.imgur.com/7ZkdcV9.png He even makes the cliché heroic Quantum leap across rooftops: https://i.imgur.com/pjqbgQg.png

Hunter: Archer and T'Pol track Loomis, apprehend him, and keep him tied up through a significant portion of the episode. They also use him to hunt down the Xindi reptilians and are successful in their bounty hunting by returning all three Xindi and their technology to the present.

ARCHER: Daniels and his team have discovered three Reptilians on Earth in the early twenty first century. He wants to send us back to find out what they're doing.
...
ARCHER: He said the three Xindi travelled to Earth from our century. They've been there for two months. They're not sight-seeing, T'Pol. We have to find out what they're up to.
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ARCHER: He gave me this, said he'd return us whenever we signaled him.
(Archer opens the box to show sixteen little items.)
ARCHER: These are temporal tags. We can use them to bring back anything that doesn't belong there.

ARCHER: If that thing has a scanning radius of three kilometers, how far are we going to have to drive to cover the entire city?
T'POL: I have created a search grid that requires a journey of approximately eighty kilometers, but it's probably we'll find them before we complete it.

(They're waiting for Loomis to leave.)
ARCHER: Here he comes.
(They follow.)

T'POL: Why would they travel back through time?
ARCHER: Daniels said they might be hiding from someone. The past seems like a pretty good place to hide.

Investigator: The entire episode is Archer and T'Pol investigating a temporal incursion relayed to them by Crewman Daniels.

ARCHER: Daniels and his team have discovered three Reptilians on Earth in the early twenty first century. He wants to send us back to find out what they're doing.
...
They're not sight-seeing, T'Pol. We have to find out what they're up to.

Marksman: He hits a 7 centimeter beacon from 10+ meters away in a prone position and then hits an enemy center mass with his next shot and disables him. He later disables a second Xindi from distance with a single shot. https://i.imgur.com/pHp9KPz.png

Pilot: Pilot is a character-wide trait for Archer and assigned to other variants who do not pilot ships in their episodes such as Archer and Porthos, Ushaan Archer, Mirror Archer, etc. His piloting ability is directly referenced in this episode and he does learn to "pilot" the automobile.

T'POL: Have you ever operated a vehicle from this period?
ARCHER: I can pilot a starship.

Hippie Kira is missing the Veteran trait. Frankly, she has more traits than the scene(s) calls for already, but Veteran is a core character trait and she has so much wartime experience that the Cardassians literally call her for help to train their soldiers in season 7. One does not stop being a veteran.

Also not Displaced by what we were told about the trait:

- crew who unintentionally arrives in an alternate timeline, in the past, or in the future
- crew whose intentional action results in them arriving in the past, or future, with no way back

She and O'Brien transport back and forth at will.

Also not Federation, as with Prophet Kira just a few months ago. Bajor was not a Federation world.

Props to the art department. The new displaced polestar looks great.

If you want WRG to add missing treats then we should also be fair about wrongly added treats.
It should be a two way street.

Very pleased about the stats of the recurring crew. Well done.

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Shinzon?! 😂

Ok, I did not see that one coming ;p

We need to apply trait auditing both ways. Incorrect traits added to crew as well as appropriate traits missing from a crew.

My guesses are either the GOLEM actor from sherlock HOLMES, or NOSFERATU, or Richard Fairbrass (right said Fred) or Richard O'brien from Crystal Maze or lastly Picard. (one of the above is my real answer) 🤣