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you know i really liked that game when i played it, it just got boring fast, not sure why
I'd definitely check it out if I had more HD space and I wasn't so busy.
Quote from: Dervish on November 16, 2012, 09:42:06 AMI'd definitely check it out if I had more HD space and I wasn't so busy.HD space notwithstanding, STO is almost perfect for popping in a running a few missions in the galaxy just to relax. If you can drum up the space (pun aside) you should drop in on occasion.Incidentally, you probably quit before duty officer missions were instituted. These add some flavor and are definitely a pop in and enjoy feature. I also find crafting more fun whereas at release I couldn't stand it, crafting being part of what drove me away.
Quote from: Maligner on November 16, 2012, 09:52:13 AMQuote from: Dervish on November 16, 2012, 09:42:06 AMI'd definitely check it out if I had more HD space and I wasn't so busy.HD space notwithstanding, STO is almost perfect for popping in a running a few missions in the galaxy just to relax. If you can drum up the space (pun aside) you should drop in on occasion.Incidentally, you probably quit before duty officer missions were instituted. These add some flavor and are definitely a pop in and enjoy feature. I also find crafting more fun whereas at release I couldn't stand it, crafting being part of what drove me away.I'm not sure, but IICR, I got into headstart, maxxed my level, lightly played the endgame content (whatever they had, that Borg mission). wandered around the galaxy doing little imprompu player gatherings, then I canceled my account. It's not that I disliked the game, I like Star Trek, but I wanted more things to do, and not a lot of TG were interested in the game after 2 weeks.Did they add any interesting PVE content for Klingons?
can't answer that for sure as I don't have any Klingons. It's my impression that there is more content as a whole and not just for Klingons. The real reason I say anything at all is the F2P nature of the game. I came back after F2P went live, leveled up from about 30 to 50 on duty officer missions and just pop in occasionally to blow something up. It's great because it's free. I haven't been on in probably over a month, but it's about time to fire up the impulse engines and warp drive just to have a look around and make a little more progress on missions. I also have crap gear and haven't done any end-game at all. There's lots of overhead for me in STO, just not making any 1 game my focus at this time.
Joe is absolutely correct.
Quote from: Maligner on November 16, 2012, 10:43:31 AM can't answer that for sure as I don't have any Klingons. It's my impression that there is more content as a whole and not just for Klingons. The real reason I say anything at all is the F2P nature of the game. I came back after F2P went live, leveled up from about 30 to 50 on duty officer missions and just pop in occasionally to blow something up. It's great because it's free. I haven't been on in probably over a month, but it's about time to fire up the impulse engines and warp drive just to have a look around and make a little more progress on missions. I also have crap gear and haven't done any end-game at all. There's lots of overhead for me in STO, just not making any 1 game my focus at this time.Cool. One more question; I found that at the end of the game, the bat'leth was a very good weapon to use for ground missions, especially against the Borg. Is that still true, or did they nerf that?
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