Okay, another #StarTrekStarfleetAcademy gripe. There's antigrav stuff *everywhere* - in the halls, in the parks, all over the sky. Apparently the technology in the 32nd century is cheap and abundant.
First – Like the transporter, we now have another magical technology that we’ll have break to come up with an excuse as to why *it* can’t solve the problem of the week.
Second - Why are there still boats?
#StarTrek
#OldManYellsAtWarpCore (thanks, @OrdRadical, totally stealing that 😄)
While I’m griping, what's with these “cranes” shown in the opening credits? The reason a crane is shaped the way it is is because it is mounted on a long, skinny tower, anchored to the ground. If you have antigrav cranes, you don't need the long arm, the counterweight, or the swivel action. You just antigrav the stuff to where you need it.
@MichaelPorter what's worse: antigrav tech or gravity decking in the ships?
@brianb Gravity decking that still can't prevent you from being flung about on the bridge? (Oh sorry - I might be thinking of the inertial-partially-dampeners)
@MichaelPorter I forgot about the inertial dampers 😅 must be like living in a force field all the time.
