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Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
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"What do you hear, Starbuck?" "Nothing but the rain, sir." "Then grab your gun and bring in the cat." |
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Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
Seems like it would have been a no-brainer to release that, or whip up something else to tide people over, just to keep the current players from getting too pissed off. Unfortunately, they just went into their bunker, and we've had a game that's only existed for 2 years, but has taken 8 months of that time off...
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Perhaps, if I am very lucky, the feeble efforts of my lifetime will someday be noticed and maybe, in some small way, they will be acknowledged as the greatest works of genius ever created by man. ~Jack Handey STO: @JScout33 |
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Location: Star Trekkin Across the universe.
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
You won't be able to access the missions there until you are sufficiently leveld up though. I would imagine, forced mission progression or not, that a new Feaure Series will be level agnostic and maybe unlocked with a minimum of LC1 or so. However, Cryptic might decide to hold the mission back a little further once FTP is released so all those new players have an actual chance to be high enough in the usual release weeks to get the special rewards. So expect the mission a month after FTP at the earliest. If we are lucky they rerun the other 3 (has it only been 3) before that. |
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Location: Heidelberg, Germany
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
The one thing that I like is the DOFF system (except that Colonists and Prisoners seem to be currently stuck). I should make Captain today or tomorrow and that's almost exclusively using xp gained from DOFF completed assignments. However as mentioned by many others, I may give up on STO if things continue to deteriorate. (never thought I'd say that) Seems like the current membership is largely ignored in favor of the future F2P crowd. .
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Location: Heidelberg, Germany
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
Imagine that you worked for a company that paid retirement to any employee after 30 years and the company dropped the policy in your 29th year. You never "received" the retirement, so have you lost anything... Last edited by Rocketeer; November 7 2011 at 02:04 PM. |
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
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Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
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Perhaps, if I am very lucky, the feeble efforts of my lifetime will someday be noticed and maybe, in some small way, they will be acknowledged as the greatest works of genius ever created by man. ~Jack Handey STO: @JScout33 |
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
If you are a Captain 1, a scaling item is scaled to Captain 1, where the fixed one is appropriate for a Captain 9 or so. |
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Admiral
Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
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Perhaps, if I am very lucky, the feeble efforts of my lifetime will someday be noticed and maybe, in some small way, they will be acknowledged as the greatest works of genius ever created by man. ~Jack Handey STO: @JScout33 |
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Admiral
Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
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Perhaps, if I am very lucky, the feeble efforts of my lifetime will someday be noticed and maybe, in some small way, they will be acknowledged as the greatest works of genius ever created by man. ~Jack Handey STO: @JScout33 |
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Admiral
Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Re: Star Trek Online Discussion Thread (now free to play!)
As more and more games switch towards the F2P model, it'll come down to things like content, end-game, crafting, socializing, value... Areas that sadly, STO doesn't seem to be focusing on at the moment. Doubt that grind and micro-transactions are going to be the big draw they seem to think. If STO was an early adopter of the F2P model, they might have had a chance, but they seem to have missed the boat there... Really has the feel of something that's going to just fall flat at relaunch, at which time they'll try to come crawling back towards a fanbase they just spent the last 8 months or so pissing off and driving away. STO has been my first real experience with MMOs, and while it was fun at first, I'm afraid it's really leaned more towards regret lately. I've enjoyed the limited amount of group participation in this game, and while this has been kind of a hybrid, I think I'm happier with single-player games. Much cheaper, with a known set cost upfront, and it is what it is. Play it until you're bored or beat it, replay it occasionally if it was good, and move on. Not a big fan of the "give us $300 upfront and hope you get what you pay for later, and we don't fold up the game or change it to drive you away" model that seems to be running here.
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