Sure, I didn't mean to post this at you or anything, the topic is just something I wrestle with on occasion and don't really have a better answer for.

I am an anarchist, but prison is something that's really hard to abolish entirely. Yes, you can eliminate huge amounts of "criminal" behavior by reorganizing society to be more just and less brutal, and I believe incarceration should be incredibly rare compared to other forms of correction repairing ones relationship with the community.

But in practice, without some form of incarceration, how do you deal with people who are acting against your society, and also have no stake in it? You can't force them to make reparations, and if you exile them, they just go back to actively work against you.

What should the CNT-FAI have done with fascist POWs instead?

Very common here in the US as an alternative to "bless you".

There is no way Kamala Harris survives a primary.

Sorry, that would mean the rich would get richer slightly slower. Best we can do is make insurance twice as expensive to appease our donors.

The hero roster will list everyone you've unlocked in a run, including the dead / left behind to help you figure it out. Characters can cycle off the bridge if they are injured or otherwise busy with story too, so double check Chakotay and Tom are actually gone and not just at the bottom of a list of 30 injured crewmen waiting to be treated or something.

I'm pretty sure when you get Klingon B'ellana the original is put back to normal in dialogue so that model/portrait makes sense.

But like for heroes disappearing between sectors, were they on quests? You can definitely leave people behind if you don't fully resolve events.

Anyway, bad luck with the bugs. I've had it crash a couple of times or occasionally show an empty pop-up (which looks like it may be fixed now) but nothing really game breaking. Never lost more than a few cycles for reloading.

It's a narrative game. The graphics are intended to be more functional than pretty.

I also wish there was more voice acting, but the problem there is likely that you'd need the entire Voyager cast to chime in to sound right and there is a lot of dialogue. Not to mention, even the voiced logs with Tim Russ / RDM sound off because they're 30 years older...

As for 6GB of VRAM, I blame the engine if that's a real number and not one from the recommended specs (which are probably more about GPU power than memory). This game runs on Steam Deck and it technically doesn't have any VRAM.

Another person of refinement and good taste, I see. Both gone way too early. I have been rationing Discworld since Pratchett died.

From the date I was thinking Vietnam, but with the ruined city on the horizon maybe it's about mutually assured destruction / nuclear war.

I think it's pretty fun. Even knowing the story beats, things go way different than on the show.

In my current (still first) run Tom and B'ellana got sucked into a black hole and died, but B'ellana's full Klingon half is on phasers, Tuvix runs the mess and the Doctor runs the sick bay in tandem with a Malon. Voyager is armed to the teeth and just stomped the shit out of the Borg. I'm still missing a lot of heroes so I must have missed some opportunities too even though I've been hitting almost every mission.

Anyway, I enjoy narrative games and ones like Ixion or Fallout Shelter so this was aimed right at me.

However, I hated the suggested romantic tension between Caleb and Genesis, fortunately it didn’t went further than that.

I think they did that well. Spent one moment of "is this...?" and then moved on. Felt very young adult to me, but I also hope that's the last of it.