I will put it back up soon, had to change it to suit new main build

Both ships have the ability.

The Breen ships convert damage to antimatter, restore hull points, and get an armor boost from their passive.  At equal fleet points, unsupported, the Virulent is fairly close in durability, but does less damage, and doesn't have as much utility from it's antimatter supply.

If you have the proper supporting abilities from the Jem'Hadar elites, it's a whole different ball game.  The Virulent will be massively more powerful in the right conditions, but you can't have your perfect fleet everywhere and those elites are slow movers.  The Virulent also has a decloaker.

A rapid response fleet has to comprise non Jem'Hadar ships to be effective.  None of the Cardassians have the kind of damage output the Breen ships are capable of.  The Assault Cruiser is your heavy weapon platform that can get places in a timely fashion.  It's the best option for siege breaking, particularly in combination with the shield restoring trade ports as you won't need to worry about repairing the hull.  Using your main fleet to stop an incursion any real distance away will be suicidally slow.

Looks like the No'Jub'Etlh shield is showing wrong.

Yes, and it was the very same cube in both episodes. The Scout Cube is something we conjured up to separate it from the standard cube seen in First Contact (Do not confuse it with the crashed borg scout ship that carried Hue). We just haven't made a separate model to represent the Q Who/BOBW cube yet. So the first contact cube model is used as a placeholder.

I want to make a confession:  I've been playing as the Klingons and really enjoying it.

At first I thought I would just try them to learn about their weaknesses as I usually play Federation.

But the next day I loaded them up again.

The first Excelsior I destroyed gave me a chill.  As the battle raged the cold dread morphed into the warm glow of satisfaction.  When it was over, two med cruisers, hundreds of wounded aboard, the ensign (acting Capt) surrendered and asked for mercy.  Swiftly it came,  "qaStaHvIS qul" (fire at will) I roared.  Oh closure!  Sweet closure.  The most satisfying ending to a long and fruitless relationship.

I will never go back to playing those self righteous Prime Directive spouting hypocritical bastards.  

So raise a tankard of blood wine and I'll see you in Stovokor you p*****s!  

backs out of the room slowly...  

P.S. And I "NEVER" liked you Riker; not once, not ever, not even a little bit.  

hey, star trek insurrection's still fresh.

I was thinking of buying a new computer. I assume the mod is compatible with Windows 8.1?

Thanks sir.

If you computer has no problems running sins, then you shouldn't have a problem running SoA 2. Your OS has nothing to do with how a mod runs. It has everything to do on how the game itself runs... I tested Sins, and the mod with 8.1 a while ago, and Windows 8.1 has no issues running Sins, or the mod that i can see. With the exception of the 32 bit 2 gig issue. Which that has always been there. I am assuming when Windows 10 arrives it will be the same thing. Since it seems from my point of view to be a built up 8.1. Much like how Windows 7 was built up from Vista. I have been testing the betas microsoft has been releasing, but i don't dare try to run games inside virtual box on my laptop (its too old).

LOL!  Fiction can be fun..

When it came to modding the game i was pretty brave (lost count on how many time i "broke it")

However, When it comes to this laptop being the ONLY PC i have, and having very little funds to replace it. I tend to show just a "little" more restraint. I am not a big fan of bar-b-qued CPU's, and toasty GPU's

Will there still be a Christmas release?