Star Trek
This is the lemmy.ml Star Trek community.
There are many other Star Trek communities around the Lemmyverse, and there is a Lemmy instance entirely dedicated to the subject (startrek.website).
Here are links to some of those other communities:
/c/[email protected]: Serious, in-depth Star Trek discussion
/c/[email protected]: Star Trek memes and shitposts
/c/[email protected]: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name ("post all the nonsense you want")
/c/[email protected]: These are the voyages of the Starship Lenin.
/c/[email protected]: General Star Trek news and discussion
/c/[email protected]: Another general-purpose community
/c/[email protected]: Off-topic chat
/c/[email protected]: Star Trek Online discussion, tips, and tricks
/c/[email protected]: For fans of the Greatest Generation and Greatest Trek podcasts
/c/[email protected]: Meme-ory Alpha, another meme community
/c/[email protected]: Star Trek Memes & Shitposts
/c/[email protected]: A community for all things Star Trek.
/c/star_[email protected]: A Star Trek community where you’re free share your opinions about all things Trek.
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Star Wars is doing much better in the arena of video games though.
I think Star Trek games could be much better if they followed SW’s example and tried to focus on single character narratives rather than ones which focus on the flying a ship or managing the entire crew at once, which makes it difficult for the player to really immerse themselves into the game’s story an plot while investing themselves into the game in a personal way.
Trek Ames could even switch between characters throughout the game and play different roles during different levels, but, often, Trek games focus a lot less on the characters and don’t feel like the immersive experience that SW games do. I don’t just want to go on a Trek adventure, I want to be the main character in the adventure, interacting with other characters in real time, running around, etc.