Amazing NCC-1701-D simulator issues final command: “all stop”

Mac:

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Windows:

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Windows, Linux and VR:

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A perfect recreation of the Enterprise-D in an "Experience" that you just walk around, would probably not have been a problem for CBS if that's all it was ever going to be used for. I think the problem for CBS was that anyone could take the model and assets and turn it into either a game, or use it for CGI to place behind actors filmed in front of green-screens.

Now you could argue they could have waited till somebody did that and then tell them to stop, but with such a high quality model available it would make a game or film so much easier and cheaper to produce that they could likely see several projects using it, and have to fight several legal battles to stop them.

If they kill this now, they don't have to worry about that possibility.

I'm sick of this stuff. CBS keeps shutting down works of love from fans of their show. This is due to Copyright law being too draconian. Star Trek is a cultural heritage and shouldn't be used by CBS to attack fans any more.

Doe CBS not realize how much negative press and good-will this generates?

I was considering signing up to one or another legitimate source, and watching "Discovery".

No, thanks. I'll wait until the franchise lands in more appreciative hands, if ever.