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Lt. Staplic wrote:just leave me a poweraid.

Yeah, about that........

Bryan Moore wrote:Thank you for not mentioning the U.S.S. Bryan Moore, which only will hail fat ships and ships commissioned less than 17 years ago. Yeah. I went there. Jealous? =)

USS Monroe

The USS Monroe, is among the most controversial ships in the fleet. While being well known as one of the best combat ships in the fleet, she also boasts the highest crew casualty rating, bar none. In spite of her dubious honor, her Captain holds to strict discipline to motivate his crew. It has been rumored, that a few of the ships casualties have stemmed from the Captain being unimpressed with their performance. He has once been quoted when referring to his crew "Then I will find new ways to motivate them." For some reason, the USS Monroe has the HIGHEST transfer request rate in Starfleet history.

USS Striker

The USS Striker, is a solid and dependable ship, that tends to be under appreciated for some reason. While it has never boldly gone where no man has gone before, it has been, nonetheless an integral part of the fleet, always continuing on course and carrying out her missions. The most notable thing about this ship is that it is the only ship that seems to have a natural cloaking device, as it's avatar has never appeared on a sensor screen.

USS Bryan Moore

This ship has a long history of being used for intimidation purposes. She generally gets dispatched where it's imperative that force not be used, yet stability returned to the sector. For some reason, enemy ships tend to flee at high warp, when the Bryan Moore appears on long range sensors. Even other Starfleet ships tend to use caution when this ship in the the same sector. It is assumed that it's fearsome reputation stems from a rumor about her Captain once eating a live dog.

Mark wrote:USS Monroe

The USS Monroe, is among the most controversial ships in the fleet. While being well known as one of the best combat ships in the fleet, she also boasts the highest crew casualty rating, bar none. In spite of her dubious honor, her Captain holds to strict discipline to motivate his crew. It has been rumored, that a few of the ships casualties have stemmed from the Captain being unimpressed with their performance. He has once been quoted when referring to his crew "Then I will find new ways to motivate them." For some reason, the USS Monroe has the HIGHEST transfer request rate in Starfleet history.

rofl! I like it!

Oh and in my defense, it is considered perfectly acceptable to have a 20% mortality rate during a battle. I just count every away mission as a battle. And every course set.

The ends always justify the means...

although, I think the Rochey has the highest transfer rate...or maybe it was the highest in SF history...I forget now.

I would have say that Rochey would have slowest ship. They always post up reports late and always promise to do better next time...

found it...it was in the first round of ships:

USS Rochey:
Another well performing ship and one of the most disciplined in the fleet. The USS Rochey has gathered several key intelligence reports on enemy fleets; however it also holds the top 30 records for fastest request for transfer. The ship's crew is kept in perfect discipline and form by the captain, who spends several hours each day plugged into the ships computer where he monitors the crew's every move.

I bolded the part i was in previous confusion about.

Ah well see Rochey has the fastest requests I have the most requests. Totally different.

Wow, your crews complain way too much. You should try and "remind" them of their places and things would go smoother.

See....they get tired of Rochey quickly, but Monroe's ENTIRE crew wants to escape his wrath

Mark wrote:See....they get tired of Rochey quickly, but Monroe's ENTIRE crew wants to escape his wrath

Hey now I would have some of my own men watching everyone else. You know people I can trust.. let's call them the Okrana for arguments sake. So I would probably only have like 90% transfer request rates.

I just picked a crew that doesn't really care about anyone. Keeps down on the home sickness and worries about right and wrong. Follow orders, complete the mission, move onto the next and repeat.

I figured Deep would have some mind-scrubbed serfs crewing the ship.