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What went wrong with the Ambassador class?
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For a long time I've concluded that nothing went wrong with the Ambassador Class.
It was just easier to keep updating and cranking out Excelsior & Miranda Class ships. So Ambassador production slowly petered out. By the time of TNG, most of them were still in service... but there were way fewer of them.
Now, the Narendra Class variant... that design was cursed.