And they probably had anti-matter fueled catapults that launched puppies and kittens towards the Jem'Hadar so therefore we probably didn't see it onscreen. Maybe....MAYBE, they they sent some men over to the Jemmie's camp and sang them some Celine Dion songs like "My Heart Will Go On" and watch them die, obviously we wouldn't see it onscreen due to the carnage wrought from the song.JasonB wrote:If the Worfzooka had real long range it is possible that they used we just did not seen it on screen. If they had able fire beyond visual and they trying lower number cut number Jem Harder that reach that chook point. We would have never even notice the different. The amount blast gave off was extreme smell and even if it had higher setting it not per say most likely great deal light when hit target and not even big bag either. While it just another possible I am adding.Alyeska wrote:To remotely stay on topic. As bad a design as the Worfzooka was, it did have one thing going for it. Concussive damage. In the relatively close quarters combat that was AR-558, a couple of these could certainly have been useful for disrupting clusters of Jem'Hadar. I say clusters because there were no formations of any sort and any grouping was pure coincidence.
Unless it is shown or mentioned then there is no proof of its use in that episode.