She then turned out to have an anti-starfleet murder streak running through her. I thought Bedrosian was too much of a fangirl kiss ass to begin with - especially after she came to see Jara outside Sickbay. I chewed out Westbrook for writing him off as a “bureaucrat”. It didn’t just look good to the crew if me and someone not already in my corner both suspected the captain, it reassured myself that someone would keep tabs on my paranoia. Someone who would lay out the facts for me rather than confirm my own biases. I’d pretty much forgotten about him until the mutiny came up, then I realised he was the perfect choice. And icing on the cake was begging us to let the Tkon die when they had formally surrendered. I was genuinely disgusted she decided to resign her commission in the middle of a crisis.
And then there’s the penchant for murder… my 21st century ethics tell me glassing a civilisation in stasis is a no-no, biological or not, and she lives in a universe where digital life is a frequent occurrence.
It’s like she’s a green cadet with the amount of hero worship she lays on you. I read some people had Urmott respond that way to them and that would have come out of nowhere.īedrosian (tactical) - She gave me the impression of being really inexperienced. It’s not a surprise he went ham at me when I passed him over but at least it made narrative sense for him to respond that way. I didn’t choose him for the mutiny because he’s the captain’s friend and is openly jockeying for my position. He’d be a literal example of the Peter Principle. There’s a reason why he was passed over for promotion. I don’t see him in a leadership position. It seems his only skill is scientific research. Westbrook (science) - He’s been an obtuse stick in the mud the whole game. It seems the most influential player choice in the game is which of the 3 bridge officers you choose to help you and promote.
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