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* ''The Measure of Morality'' Parts 1 and 2 is a crazy love letter to the fans, going down to Excalbia and being forced into a fight of good vs. evil alongside Seven of Nine and a recreation of Michael Burnham and ''Abraham Lincoln''. The fights culminate in a fight against a Seven of Nine who became the Borg Queen, who decides to co-op the Excalbians' abilities and starts to take over. When she creates Assimilated Iconian Herald ships and the I.K.S. ''Annorax'' (among others), what happens? You're greeted by Captain Shon and the ''Enterprise''-F and his friends... the NX-01, the NCC-1701 -- ''Discovery'', ''TOS'' and Kelvin eras, D, and E - ''Defiant'' and ''Voyager'' with the ''Discovery'' dropping in to complete a spaceship version of a SuperSentaiStance!

* Mixed with NightmareFuel, but halfway during "Scorpion's Abyss", the Borg Kingdom ''[[ShockingMoments assimilates the [=PC=] and their away team]]''. In one swift move, the Borg reestablish why they are TheDreaded; if not for Erza Dax [[CrazyPrepared having a specific counter]] [[ProperlyParanoid designed for this kind of scenario]], it would've stuck too!

** One more for Geko, [[UnpleasableFanbase after the obvious outcry that Dinosaurs aren't Trek]], [[ShutUpHannibal he bit back]] by pointing out the even ''more'' ridiculous stuff that happened in Trek like the time they became RobinHood, Kirk was ridden by a midget, the time the ship was taken over by SpaceHippies, ''[[RuleOfCool Romans with Submachine Guns]]'', Greek!Spock singing, the rabbit from ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'' randomly showing up (twice!), space Lincoln, Apollo, the Halloween Planet, the Planet of Nazis, the planet with one hotel...

* "Uneasy Allies: Sela leads our heroes through an Iconian gateway to a third Dyson Sphere, where the Iconians are waiting to launch an massive invasion in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, then proceeds to slip away while covering our heroes escape!

-->'''Admiral Leeta:''' ''(stunned; with a quiet, almost shaken awe)'' So... the Emperor's true prize has arrived.
-->''(The view goes outside the I.S.S. Enterprise, slowly panning around to reveal an'' ''[[Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture immense, very familiar pattern of clouds: Mirror V'Ger.)]]''
* ''Wasteland'', despite its reputation as ThatOneLevel, does offer a frequent unscripted MomentOfAwesome. The approach to Hassan's base is part of the open-world section rather than being instanced. As a result, it is not uncommon for multiple players from different factions to be completing it simultaneously, turning what is designed as a fairly even series of fights into a CurbStompBattle as Hassan's goons are potentially facing a Starfleet away team, a band of Klingon warriors, a Romulan strike force, and a squad of Jem'Hadar ''at the same time''.

** Your enemy? At least thirty Elachi ships, mostly of high-ranking types. Opposed by yourself + the aforementioned team in a powerful Carrier ship, the Enterprise-F and Bortasqu', and every other available ship from all three factions. ''Then you pretty much kick their asses''.

* "What's Left Behind". ou invade an Elachi base, beat up a bunch of Elachi and Bluegill and, at the end, Sela pulls a DynamicEntry and fight off the Elachi and you find out that she survived for ''months'' with the Elachi. The Iconians couldn't turn her when they kidnapped her and it was obvious she was going to fight to prevent being turned into an Elachi.

* ''The Measure of Morality'' Parts 1 and 2 has is a crazy love letter to the fans, going down to Excalbia and being forced into a fight of good vs. evil alongside Seven of Nine and a recreation of Michael Burnham and ''Abraham Lincoln''. The fights culminate in a fight against a Seven of Nine who became the Borg Queen, who decides to co-op the Excalbians' abilities and starts to take over. When she creates Assimilated Iconian Herald ships and the I.K.S. ''Annorax'' (among others), what happens? You're greeted by Captain Shon and the ''Enterprise''-F and his friends... the NX-01, the NCC-1701 -- ''Discovery'', ''TOS'' and Kelvin eras, D, and E - ''Defiant'' and ''Voyager'' with the ''Discovery'' dropping in to complete a spaceship version of a SuperSentaiStance!
-->'''Va'Kel Shon:''' Looks like you could use a hand here. I hope you don't mind, but I brought a few friends.

--> Captain Geko: "All I want is [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]] [[JustForFun/XMeetsY with]] [[SlowLaser frickin’ laser beams on their heads!]] I’m being serious; this is a game. [[RuleOfCool Let’s have some fun!]]"

* In "Blood of the Empire", you're sent to assist a fleet of Klingon ships in battle. When you get there, the Klingons have already been wiped out...by the Fek'lhri, who are the Klingons' version of the ''legions of hell.'' The arc progresses with you running the Fek'lhri off of [=Qo'NoS=], and then storming the gates of Gre'thor[[note]]Basically Klingon hell[[/note]]. You defeat three of Gre'thor's lords, then Molor, and finally, Fek'lhr himself. Kahless awards you with your own copy of the legendery Sword of Kahless in honor of your achievement.

* ''Scylla and Charybdis'' has you defend Bajor from the Tzenkethi, only to learn the reason they've been on their KillEmAll spree: They've been trying to stop the return of the Hur'q. The Hur'q promptly kicks everyone's asses only to be saved by the Dominion, lead by Loriss 4 and... ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Odo?!?!]]''

--->'''Woldan:''' "We are not here to impress you, DEMON! We stand united and together we will prevail over any-" *mind-vaped*

* ''The Measure of Morality'' Parts 1 and 2 has is a crazy love letter to the fans, going down to Excalbia and being forced into a fight of good vs. evil alongside Seven of Nine and a recreation of Michael Burnham and ''Abraham Lincoln''. The fights culminate in a fight against a Seven of Nine who became the Borg Queen, who decides to co-op the Excalbians' abilities and starts to take over. When she creates Assimilated Iconian Herald ships and the I.K.S. ''Annorax'', what happens? You're greeted by Va'Kel Shon and the ''Enterprise''-F and his friends... the NX-01, the NCC-1701 -- ''Discovery'', ''TOS'' and Kelvin eras -- the D, E, ''Defiant'' and ''Voyager'' with the ''Discovery'' dropping in to complete a spaceship version of a SuperSentaiStance!

-->'''Control:''' Struggle is pointless.
-->'''Seven of Nine:''' [[PreAssKickingOneLiner Get it right. Resistance]] ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner is futile!]]''

** Also a meta example: seeing your three most senior Bridge Officers as [=NPC=]s in the mission and watching their dejected lives can inspire some players to want to restore the timeline.

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[[folder: Meta]]
* The announcement that Michael Dorn is returning as Worf starting in Season 8. [[http://www.startrek.com/article/first-look-worf-returns-to-trek-we-talk-to-michael-dorn]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqed10FOmL4&list=PL2C5A1C00D626A0C7 The Free to Play trailer qualifies.]] Not just for being really pretty and showing off the game. But also because of the monologue reminding that while this is an era of war, they are still Starfleet officers and their first duty is still the truth.
* To celebrate ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' Day, Cryptic released a special Risa-only hoverboard for players based off of Marty [=McFly=]'s hoverboard. They even have a bit of fluff with the Temporal Investigations Agents that revealed that, essentially, Marty and Doc's time traveling shenanigans caused this to happen!
* The 2017 First Contact Day has players hunt down pieces to make a model Phoenix Warp Ship, then make the pieces better to make it fly farther. When you go to launch the rocket, the moment is made even better with Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet Ride" blasting.
* 2017 saw the ''Miranda''-class starship model revamped to a screen-accurate appearance, along with additional costume parts for the major variants of it seen in ''[=TNG=]'' & ''[=DS9=]'' such as the ''Soyuz'' & ''Saratoga''. Not long afterward, the refit ''Constitution''-class from the [[Creator/WilliamShatner Shatner]]-era movies got the same treatment, much to the delight of fans.
* ''Beyond the Nexus'' is one for the devs, considering the sheer level of effort they put into faithfully reproducing the Galaxy-class interior, even including the not-mission-relevant Ready Room and Conference Room.
* The ''sheer number'' of returning actors from ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' for the upcoming ''Victory is Life'' expansion. Of the main cast, we have René Auberjonois as Odo, Nana Visitor as Kira, Armin Shimerman as Quark, Aron Eisenberg as Nog (who had already appeared in the Iconian War saga.), and J.G. Hertzler General Martok! Even more, Chase Masterson is back playing Leeta (this time the ''real'' Leeta and not her hologram or her Mirror Universe counterpart) and they got in Max Grodénchik as her husband, Grand Nagus Rom, Bumper Robinson as the Jem'Hadar Dukan'Rex, Salome Jens as the Female Changeling, and they snagged the fandom's biggest requested face with Jeffery Combs, reprising his roles as both Weyoun and Brunt! We may not have gotten a few others, but this is a real boon right here!
* To celebrate the release of House United and its story conclusion, L'Rell herself - Mary Chieffo - gave us a heavy-metal rock number called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOirKrzSVgI&t=1s "Steel and Flame"]]. And not only is it an ''epic'' number, ''it's sung in the original Klingon''.
* One of the greatest things that could happen to a production came true as, on March 3, 2022, the ''Gagarin'', ''Sutherland'', ''Reliant'' and ''Ross''-classes were made canon by appearing in the second season season premiere of ''Series/StarTrekPicard''.

* At the beginning of "The Calling", the Ilia probe told us that The Other was coming, and it's angry. By the very end, it arrives...

-->'''Admiral Leeta:''' ''(stunned; with a quiet, shaken awe)'' So... the Emperor's true prize has come.
''(The view goes outside the I.S.S. Enterprise, slowly panning around to reveal an [[Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture immense, very familiar pattern of clouds: Mirror V'Ger.)]]

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* ''A Step Between Stars'' is one... but not for the player. FOR THE UNDINE AND THE ICONIANS. While trying to save Admiral Tuvok and the scientists trapped on the solar station for the Solanae Dyson Sphere, the player and Tuvok are manipulated into opening an Iconian Gateway by Dr. Cooper, who is a really an Undine in disguise. The gateway leads to the recently disappeared [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Jenolan Dyson Sphere]] when the Undine outside the sphere burst in and attack the Voth Battleship and the player's ship. The Romulan and KDF Flagships come to your rescue... but all 3 factions are fighting over who gets the Jenolan Sphere. The Federation claims since they had held it for 40 years before it changed locations, it's rightfully theirs. The Klingons argue they've possessed no territory gained from the Joint Command Operations and it's their right to claim the Jenolan Sphere. The Romulans argue since the Solanae Sphere and the gateway network that connects them is now owned by the Romulans this sphere is properly ''their'' space now. Congratulations, the Undine have successfully undermined the alliance that we've been working for the last year or so. But remember whose pulling their stings. The Iconians are the true winners of this battle and no doubt ensured that it was Jenolan that the gateway linked to. Once again, they with one single swipe have started strife across the Alpha Quadrant. The only HopeSpot is Tuvok leading a conference soon to try to resolve this issue.. [[DownerEnding but if it fails...]]
** It's easily missable, but the Undine use their planet-killer beam to blast through the doorway of the Jenolan Dyson Sphere like it's nothing - however as we found out in TNG "Relics" when the Sphere was discovered, the outer shell is composed of carbon-neutronium [[note]] The latter of which is a substance so fantastically hard that all conventional weapons bounce off without effect, even centuries after it's discovery[[/note]]. So therefore, not only did they blast through a ''very'' sturdy material, but the beam retained enough power to blast the Voth Capital Dreadnought into oblivion afterward.
** Much like Operation Gamma, full-scale fleets are a ''distraction'' while we sneak in virtually undetected. But instead of doing so in a shuttlecraft, the player's ship gets the honor, ''flying dangerously close to a'' '''star''' ''and using its damaging energies to work in your favor.''
** Then in the middle of the final fight:
-->'''Undine!Cooper:''' "You are a failure, Tuvok. The Alpha Quadrant will ''burn'' because of you.
-->'''Tuvok:''' "[[ShutUpHannibal Many have tried before you. All have failed.]]"
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* Starting with ''Firewall'', the Terran Emperor has some new technology, terrible enough that Admiral Leeta herself has willingly [[EnemyMine come to our universe for help]]. By the end, we appeared to have thwarted Mirror Kuumaarke's plan... ''but'' Kuumaarke herself notes that they know where the Emperor's latest "toys" are now, before welcoming another figure to the bridge. Who happens to be ''our player character's Mirror counterpart!''

* ''The Measure of Morality'' Parts 1 and 2 has is a crazy love letter to the fans, going down to Excalbia and being forced into a fight of good vs. evil alongside Seven of Nine and a recreation of Michael Burnham and ''Abraham Lincoln''. The fights culminate in a fight against a Seven of Nine who became the Borg Queen, who decides to co-op the Excalbians' abilities and starts to take over. When she creates Assimilated Iconian Herald ships and the I.K.S. ''Annorax'', what happens? You're greeted by Va'Kel Shon and the ''Enterprise''-F and his friends... the NX-01, the NCC-1701 -- ''Discovery'', ''TOS'' and Kelvin eras -- the D, E, ''Defiant'' and ''Voyager'' with the ''Discovery'' dropping it to complete a spaceship version of a SuperSentaiStance!

-->'''Seven of Nine:''' [[PreAsskickingOneLiner Get it right. Resistance is futile!]]

* A new leader for the the Empire is chosen: L'Rell herself, revived via a clone after we [[EscapedFromHell liberate her soul from Gre'thor]] (with the unlikely help of ''Gowron'', to boot). By the end, the battle against J'mpok rages across the skies and surface of Qo'nos itself, with J'Ula facing off against J'mpok one-on-one - by the end, he's defeated and threatens to destroy the planet. However, L'Rell appears from behind and ''hacks his hand off'', detonator and all, leaving J'Ula to [[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice finish the job.]]

* One of the greatest things that could happen to a production came true as, on March 3, 2022, the ''Gagarin'', ''Sutherland'', ''Reliant'' and ''Ross''-classes were made canon by appearing in the season premiere of ''Series/StarTrekPicard''

* For those players who don't pick the Federation as a faction, being able to go up against and even disable the Enterprise in ''The Khitomer Discord'', even if not one-on-one, is still a good candidate for this.

* You escort a Vulcan ambassador to [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise the monastery at P'jem]]. Once you arrive, the Klingons claim that the "ambassador" is in fact an Undine (aka Species 8472), and try to blow you up to get at him. [[spoiler:Turns out... they're right. You fight the "ambassador", first on the ground, then you fight the Tethys-class ''dreadnought'' he has hidden in orbit, your officers noting with some panic that your little light cruiser doesn't have a prayer of beating it alone. You shoot down the plasma torpedos the dreadnought fires at you, trying to hold on... and then an entire fleet warps in and blows away the dreadnought.]] This is the ''second storyline mission'' after the tutorial.
* You're sent to meet a contact who knows something about what a rogue Klingon "Ambassador" is plotting. She isn't in the Ferengi-owned bar you were supposed to meet her in, and the owner is playing dumb. How do you get him to talk? [[spoiler:You play [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Odo to his Quark]], and inspect his establishment for safety code violations, starting a bar brawl in the process.]]
* [[spoiler: You get to save the ''Enterprise'' from B'vat. Yes, ''that'' [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Enterprise]], and you're in the past to start with because B'vat has kidnapped ''that'' [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Miral Paris]]. Later on in the mission, the ''Enterprise'' shows up to pay back the favor.]]
--> [[spoiler:The Enterprise has joined the battle!]]
* B'vat's last project [[spoiler:before being defeated]] was resurrecting [[spoiler:the Doomsday Machine]] to use against the Federation. [[spoiler:His men succeed in his stead. You proceed to use nuclear torpedos ''powered by material from the core of a destroyed planet'' to destroy - yes, ''destroy'' - the Doomsday Machine by firing straight down its gullet, practically like Kirk did, all while a massive Federation fleet engages an equally massive Klingon fleet to ensure the Klingons don't stop you.]]
** Also in the same mission, K'Valk [[spoiler: steals a shuttle to do a TakingYouWithMe HeroicSacrifice on the Doomsday Machine. While loudly singing the Klingon War Song. He fails but he does enough damage for you to be able to take it out.]]
* ''Ragnarok'': [[spoiler: Scotty]] manages to successfully figure out and adapt 26th century Starfleet technology after having just been shifted forward (and based on what he says he was probably whisked forward from before USS ''Jenolan'' crashed, so that was from the starting point of only being familiar with 2''3''rd century technology), during a battle, without any assistance from actual 26th century people.
* The disaparity between starships from the different time periods is shown repeatedly throughout the game, and even in official ''Star Trek'' canon. A 29th-Century time ship outguns a starship in the 24th and 25th Centuries, which in turn outgun starships from the 23rd. From the moment your TOS captain takes the conn, you successfully engage and beat back attack squadrons of 25th-Century Klingon Birds-Of-Prey and 29th-Century Na'Kuhl in a tiny 23rd-Century utility cruiser, quickly becoming a thorn in the latter's side as you continually foil their attempts to meddle with the timeline. In the end, it takes ''an entire fleet'' of Klingons to finally bring you down, even with your ship still battered from the previous fight.
* Speaking of ships from different time periods...[[spoiler:the climax of the mission to Excalbia is a space battle against a Borg queen with several assimilated ships of different species and timelines (it's complicated), which you look set to have to fight all by yourself, until TheCavalry arrives, lead by the ''Enterprise-F'', followed by the {{TOS}} Enterprise, Pike's ''Enterprise'' from ''Discovery'', ''Enterprise'' D and E, and the Kelvin-timeline ''Enterprise'', along with the ''Discovery'' herself, ''USS Defiant'', and ''USS Voyager'' commanded by Kathryn Janeway for good measure. The battle is awesome in a can, and afterwards every ship in the fleet stays in orbit in parade formation so you can cruise amongst them and even take screenshots for posterity if you like.]] It's worth replaying the whole annoying mission just for the moment of awesome.

* One of your first missions thrusts you into the ''Series/GameOfThrones''-esque politics of the Klingon Empire. By the end of it, you've escaped Rura Penthe, saved Ambassador Worf [[spoiler: and his son]], proved a Great House guilty of treason, and managed to get them discommendated. You also earn the eternal gratitude of Martok's House.

* From above, the mission where you [[spoiler: Meet with the Tal Shiar member trying to get you to join instead of just killing you.]] Things naturally go terribly awry, and the enemy captain orders you to stand down. When you reply with "You can't take me down with one ship.", [[spoiler: An entire Tal Shiar FLEET warps in. The implication that you're powerful and dangerous enough to warrant such a response is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in and of itself, but as icing on the cake, your response is to signal a fleet of your own people and the faction you chose to ally yourself to decloak around you. The ensuing clash has enough weapon fire to be called a full scale battle]].

* The Reman Feature Episode "Cutting The Cord" ''in its entirety.'' [[spoiler: Your ship blasts through the Tal Shiar's planetary defenses, and you beam to the surface along with tons of summonable ground troops to raise some hell. Unfortunately, thanks to some local AppliedPhlebotinum, your [[BridgeBunnies BOFFs]] have landed too far away to assist you.]] Is this a problem for you? Hell, no. [[spoiler: You then proceed to wage an ''almost'' OneManArmy [[FoeTossingCharge fight against the Tal Shiar]], while calling in additional reinforcements and [[DeathFromAbove orbital bombardment]] from your ship.]] This sequence culminates in you calling in an [[spoiler: orbital strike to destroy a massive Iconian gateway...which your ship does with a ''[[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill full spread of Photon Torpedoes]]'' ]]. And the mission isn't even over yet!

* "Boldly they Rode", pretty much all of it. From EVA walking across the [[spoiler: Dominion Captured]] Deep Space Nine station, to the final battle and the [[spoiler: ENTERPRISE-F'S [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Heroes]] entrance!]]

* So you're sent on what seems like a routine mission to meet another ship. You find it under attack [[spoiler:by a Borg sphere]] and ride to the rescue... [[spoiler:and then, out of nowhere, Q shows up, ''[[GroundhogDayLoop rewinds time,]]'' and makes you fight the Sphere again. You again defeat the Sphere... and Q rewinds time ''again'', only now replacing the Sphere with a wing of Probes and demanding you do it one more time... ''with feeling!'' And then [[OhCrap the three Borg cubes show up]]. "Intense, isn't it?" And that's just the ''intro'' to the real mission.]] (Unfortunately this mission has been removed from the game, but it's still notable.)
** [[spoiler: New Objective: Tell Q to Get On With It.]]
* ''Operation Gamma'': going up alone against a Jem'Hadar attack ship ''while in a shuttlecraft'', ''after'' having gone up against several wings of Jem'Hadar fighters. All this to the background of [[spoiler: a Starfleet/KDF fleet attacking the Jem'Hadar ''as a distraction to let you sneak into the Gamma Wormhole'']].
* How about the announcement that the Voth, space dinosaurs, are going to have their own [[spoiler: T-Rex Mounts that shoot lasers while their riders rock PowerArmor.]] [[http://sto.perfectworld.com/news/?p=1001931]]

* ''Surface Tension,'' is possibly the most awesome on the list. The conference mentioned during ''A Step Between Stars'' convenes, and everything seems to be going all right. Of course, the Undine choose this moment to launch a colossal attack on the Alpha Quadrant, sending their huge fleet through the vulnerable gateway to [[spoiler: attack Earth!]] You and the USS Voyager head for [[spoiler: Earth Spacedock]] to combat a massive Undine fleet, fighting along Koren, Shon, Jarok, and Tuvok. You save [[spoiler: Earth, and then beam aboard]] to clear it of Undine invaders and [[spoiler: rescue Admiral Quinn (who, despite popular speculation, is not actually an Undine himself--no, it's just his head researcher).]] ''Then,'' [[spoiler:Undine-Cooper appears to Tuvok to gloat about his inevitable victory, and [[ShutUpHannibal Tuvok interrupts]] by saying that he [[HoistByHisownPetard already used the Undine's invasion of his mind to find out their plan.]] ]] From there, you head to [[spoiler: Qo'nos, where the Undine brought in the bulk of their fleet! You, in only a few ships, hold out against swarms of bioships until Shon and some reinforcements arrive.]] And [[SerialEscalation then, ]] [[spoiler: the Undine bring in a fricking PLANET KILLER, forcing you to fly straight down the maw of the thing, providing cover for Shon in his Aquarius escort, all so he can ram it down its throat! With the killer destroyed, the best part comes next: J'mpok and Quinn declare an official end to the conflict between the Federation and the Empire! ]]
** Perhaps the most awesome bit? During the battle for [[spoiler: Qo'nos]]:

** But the truly epic moment? The last 30 seconds. [[spoiler: An ICONIAN interrupts J'mpok declaring peace with the Federation, makes some snide remarks, casually murders the Klingon High Council and then gives a simple-but-effective threat to the entire cast of ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' (who are all present).]]
--->'''[[spoiler: Iconian]]''': [[spoiler: "We give you a ''single'' warning: Do not attract our attention again."]]
*** Related: [[spoiler: Councilor Woldan's last act? Telling the Iconian to basically go f herself.]]
--->'''[[spoiler: Woldan:]]''' [[spoiler: "We are not here to impress you, DEMON! We stand united and together we will prevail over any-" *mind-vaped*]]
*** [[spoiler: The implication of the Iconian showing up and making said speech. Their plan at subversion failed and the races are united. The Alpha Quadrant's response is to start that era of cooperation with an equally strong statement. She's basically there to point out that the easy way this will end is over. ''[[BringIt Now comes the hard way.]]'' ]]
* "Dragon's Deceit". We infiltrate a hidden base, via stealth and grappling hook functions, single-handedly. Near the end, we're waylaid, and a fight breaks out of course. [[spoiler: At the end of it, you're expecting some sort of Iconian influence, thanks to the events of Surface Tension. However, on the floor, the defeated Vaudwaar's mouth opens wide... [[WhamShot and one of the bugs from]] [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E24Conspiracy Conspiracy]] [[WhamShot crawls out.]] Then you get to exterminate a hive full of these Bluegill things, including a few of the 'mother' forms.]]
* "What's Left Behind". [[spoiler:You invade an Elachi base, beat up a bunch of Elachi and Bluegill and, at the end, Sela pulls a DynamicEntry and fight off the Elachi and you find out that she survived for ''months'' with the Elachi. The Iconians couldn't turn her when they kidnapped her and it was obvious she was going to fight to prevent being turned into an Elachi.]]
* The events of ''Dust to Dust'' is one for Harry Kim. [[spoiler: While admittedly helped a bit on the way by the peculiarities of the Kobali brain, the Kobali-turned quantum-twin of Ensign Kim that died in 2372 ''single-handedly'' breaks free when revived and takes over the systems of the Kobali temple/stasis storage facility, and then -- once you've, with the help of Captain Harry Kim, gotten past the several obstacles he places in your way -- beams away at the last moment and ''hijacks the new Kobali flagship''.]] It's admittedly the cause of most of the mess in the episode, and nearly results in the destruction of ''Voyager'', but it's still quite impressive.
* "Uneasy Allies: [[spoiler:Sela leads our heroes through an Iconian gateway to a third Dyson Sphere, where the Iconians are waiting to launch an massive invasion in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, then proceeds to slip away while covering our heroes escape!]]
* ''Brushfire'': has you rescue [[spoiler: General Martok]] from a secret holding facility, and watch him finally finish off [[spoiler: Torg]].
* ''Scylla and Charybdis'' has you defend Bajor from the Tzenkethi, only to learn the reason they've been on their KillEmAll spree: [[spoiler:They've been trying to stop the return of the Hur'q. The Hur'q promptly kicks everyone's asses only to be saved by the Dominion, lead by Loriss 4 and... ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Odo?!?!]]'']]

* ''A Step Between Stars'' is one... but not for the player. [[spoiler: FOR THE UNDINE AND THE ICONIANS]]. While trying to save Admiral Tuvok and the scientists trapped on the solar station for the Solanae Dyson Sphere, the player and Tuvok are manipulated into opening an Iconian Gateway by [[spoiler: Dr. Cooper, who is a really an Undine in disguise.]] The gateway leads to the recently disappeared [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Jenolan Dyson Sphere]] when the Undine outside the sphere burst in and attack the Voth Battleship and the player's ship. The Romulan and KDF Flagships come to your rescue... but all 3 factions are fighting over who gets the Jenolan Sphere. The Federation claims since they had held it for 40 years before it changed locations, it's rightfully theirs. The Klingons argue they've possessed no territory gained from the Joint Command Operations and it's their right to claim the Jenolan Sphere. The Romulans argue since the Solanae Sphere and the gateway network that connects them is now owned by the Romulans this sphere is properly ''their'' space now. Congratulations, the [[spoiler: Undine]] have successfully undermined the alliance that we've been working for the last year or so. But remember whose pulling their stings. [[spoiler: The Iconians are the true winners of this battle and no doubt ensured that it was Jenolan that the gateway linked to. Once again, they with one single swipe have started strife across the Alpha Quadrant.]] The only HopeSpot is Tuvok leading a conference soon to try to resolve this issue.. [[DownerEnding but if it fails...]]

** Much like Operation Gamma, [[spoiler:full-scale fleets are a ''distraction'' while we sneak in virtually undetected.]] But instead of doing so in a shuttlecraft, the player's ship gets the honor, ''flying dangerously close to a'' '''star''' ''and using its damaging energies to work in your favor.''

-->'''[[spoiler:Undine!Cooper:]]''' "You are a failure, Tuvok. The Alpha Quadrant will ''burn'' because of you.