It was also in TNG and DS9
That would make an interesting story. It would be kinda like if the Native Americans beat the Europeans and stole their ships and conquered the world with them.
Which falls into the everything that's older is better trope sci fi often uses. The ship itself is on the same bullshit.
Bashir asks the same thing in a DS9 episode and Worf answers: "In war, there is nothing more honorable than victory."
Even better, they got them from the Romulans. They had a treaty that shared tech, then the Klingons were like "Psych!" and skipped out when they got cloaks.
Have you seen what's hosted on 4kling, 8kling (later 8gon)? Horrifying stuff.
Wiping out your enemies from afar without combat is dishonorable. Tactically stalking your enemies only to reveal yourself when you're ready to attack is not.
Even the content on Face-with-sagittal-crest-book is terrible
They got the cloaking device through a script change in Star Trek III. Originally, the Klingon Bird of Prey was actually a Romulan Bird of Prey that Kruge and company stole. They streamlined the script and that change influenced everything since. It makes way more sense with everything that came before that the BOP would have been a Romulan ship though...
And lose that pungent aroma from years of accumulated glory? Sacrilege!
You both post with honor
I guess you never played a "stealth" character in a multiplayer game. When you want to force PvP you need invisibility to force fights when they have nothing to defend. Klingons using cloaking is the most realistic thing about their portrayal.
