STO....

In thinking about the new Discovery 'era' mission experience yesterday there was one more thing that was 'off' to me.

The missions from the admiral were given as being a simulation.

Simulations are done on the Holodeck. So why do I have to take my actual ship to the actual location to then carry out a simulation.

I get to go to the holodeck on other missions, why not this one....?
Why to I have to spend time and energy to go to the actual location in space....?
Yes I can trans-warp there instantaneously but still....

Why is Discovery's lack of a proper holodeck in the 'past' screwing with my holodeck hundreds of years in the future?
Sloppy writing?
Lack/break of continuity?

With so many missions being simulations in the game I'm starting to feel like a crash test dummy!

STD writers on the game side now?
Game writers for the new Picard series?

If every room on Discovery is a holodeck, is Discovery a simulation.

*Computer*
*Delete Program*
*Delete Program!!!!*

Discovery is like a blot of ink on a page with an immaculately calligraphic written poem; The poem itself may not be the best prose but it's a sight better to look at than the blob. That blob, that's still spreading across the page, blotting out the good with the not so....

Haters gotta hate. Why do I 'dislike' Discovery? Because it's the lesser son of greater sires. IMHO.

I get where Discovery fans come from(I can appreciate classical music but I prefer to listen to Rammstein).