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[005] TrollBrutal Current Version

18th Oct '17 at 10:25:23 AM

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It has its place in the example list, even if it's not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk's thinking outside the box came along, aka cheating, which is also considered an alteration of the design to make it winnable, so he's not playing the original, unhacked simulation.

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It has its place in the example list, even if it\'s not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk\'s thinking outside the box came along, aka cheating, which is also considered an alteration of the design to make it winnable, so he\'s not playing the original, unhacked simulation.

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IIRC, abandoning the ship , leaving the crew and passengers to a likely death is a

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IIRC, abandoning the ship , leaving the crew and passengers to a likely death is a \"Fail\" by Federation standards.

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\"Not depicted on film are the possible consequences of rejecting the rescue appeal. These are discussed at length in novels and video games and include mutiny of the crew over being asked to abandon civilians to die; violations of Starfleet policy regarding rendering of aid to distressed vessels; Klingon incursion into Federation territory responding to \"provocation\" by the Kobayashi Maru, or the weight on the cadet\'s conscience caused by refusing to render aid.\"

[004] TrollBrutal

18th Oct '17 at 10:23:50 AM

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It has its place in the example list, even if it's not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk's thinking outside the box came along, aka cheating, which is also considered an alteration of the design to make it winnable, so he's not playing the original, unhacked simulation.

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It has its place in the example list, even if it\'s not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk\'s thinking outside the box came along, aka cheating, which is also considered an alteration of the design to make it winnable, so he\'s not playing the original, unhacked simulation.

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IIRC, abandoning the ship , leaving the crew and passengers to a likely death is a \"Fail\" by Federation standards.

[003] TrollBrutal

18th Oct '17 at 10:20:56 AM

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It has its place in the example list, even if it's not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk's thinking outside the box came along, aka cheating, which is also considered an alteration of the design to make it winnable, so he's not playing the original, unhacked simulation.

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It has its place in the example list, even if it\'s not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk\'s thinking outside the box came along, aka cheating, which is also considered an alteration of the design to make it winnable, so he\'s not playing the original, unhacked simulation.

UnwinnableTrainingSimulation

[002] TrollBrutal

18th Oct '17 at 10:20:19 AM

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It has its place in the example list, even if it's not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk's thinking outside the box came along

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It has its place in the example list, even if it\'s not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk\'s thinking outside the box came along, aka cheating, which is also considered an alteration of the design to make it winnable, so he\'s not playing the original, unhacked simulation.

[001] TrollBrutal

18th Oct '17 at 10:17:39 AM

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It has its place in the example list, even if it's not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk's thinking outside the box came alone.

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It has its place in the example list, even if it\'s not a straight example. It qualifies at least as a subversion, since the designers did want to make it unwinnable and for a long time it was, until Kirk\'s thinking outside the box came along

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