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The Main story if done in order will get you to lvl 60 its a very lengthy story maybe 150-200 hours of content....
The story itself has ups and downs for example Delta has tons of Voice Over's and many of the Voyager Cast coming into it.... but while the bells and whistles improved the grindy'ness of the missions went in the opposite direction....
You will get sick of hearing some thing's like for instance a favorite phrase on my Team Speak lattley is "We will not stop until the Valdwaur have left our world" Which is a phrase you will hear so many times it will start to haunt your dream's....
All in all I feel like the story does infact improve as you go along, I thought the Iconian war was pretty excellent...
But the main issue with the game is what to do after you complete the story! And are lvl 60.....
Yes there is R&D, Admirality, and Doff's and Fleet projects... But all of these things are a waiting game they don't engage you actively! So if anything the worst part of STO is the non existent state of its End game....
People don't even pvp anymore which I use to love even if it was out of balance!
They'd have to almost arcade it up or turn it into a CoD setup with perks and skills. That'd water down some of the best parts.
I will try to finish all the story quests...after that, we shall see. Anyway, I haven't watched Star Trek above deep space 9, so all this is new content to me. I don't even know the Voyager characters lol, shame on me !
But a question ! They always seem to patch the game, weekly, with kinda large size (at least 100mb per patch). Are those some sort of "scam-patch" thing to make us think they really work on the game or, we are really ungrateful for their efforts ?
Or, don't tell me there are only cosmetic updates. The kind day Z is getting.
But still, they bothered to update the engine to DX11. Isn't that an improvement ? Don't know how things were before, but some performance issues should have been solved and with this lightining 2.0 thing they praise, game looks great *great enough* in my eyes.
And again, it saddens me AGAIN to hear all this stuff, but hey, if that's the reality, we need to accept it. It's pitty though, this game can still have so much potential. I see it as WoW...old as f***, but WoW it's always updated with new content, bugs fixed, engine updated, balance fixes, while STO is the same old game *well not that old*, but without those things.
Pitty that they are just milking some money while it lasts...they could do and earn much more.
I am not talking about last week's patch, I was talking about general improvement that they have done a year ago or whenever they added dx11 as I read on reddit or somewhere, because I am sure when STO launched it didn't have dx11.
By great I mean, overall decent. Think that, Diablo 2 looks also great to me, but it's a 1999 game and star wars battlefront (EA) that I am playing too has next-gen 2016 graphics (so you can picture the comparrison when saying STO looks "great",,,not bad I mean).
You are right, I wasn't in every room to experience the "full dynamic lightning" but so far with TOS campaign was more than OK to me.
As for those with high-end PC that cannot run the game properly ? They either have s hit-cheap rigs that they probably built themselves with "reddit assistance" or they don't know how to maintain a proper PC and game on it. Talking in general and not about STO, I am tired of reading and hearing "I have high-end PC, but only 30 fps" or "game does not run with my XXX high-end card". These are fools that don't know how to use or build a PC.
But referring strictly to STO, I have a 2006 PC, a very lame one considering today's standards, and I am playing STO all options and sliders maxed on with vertical sync and 60 FPS. Only my video card is a mid-range 2014 one, but it's not working fully because of my weak CPU and low RAM, so you can consider it's less than that. As a side note, the same Star Wars battlefront I meantioned earlier, a 2016/ early 2017 game, I also play this game on ultra quality. Point is, a good PC is not defined only by "xx90" video card or large numerbs as specs.
So far, I personally, didn't have any performance issues with STO, not on ground, not in space.
Torpedoes damage shields, but are much less efficient at it. There are also a couple energy-based torpedoes, but they aren't available until late game.
Regardless, don't worry about what Tarsi told you, just spam all your weapons and torpedoes as frequently as you can and you'll be fine in any Normal difficulty story mission. Waiting for the right moment to use a torpedo isn't really a thing, at least not with torps with short cooldowns like photons. Firing it into a full shield does more damage than doing nothing, and doesn't drain any weapon power.
Never spend real money on any ship below T5, and only buy a T5 if you're absolutely in love with the ship design and there's no T6 equivalent. Anything below T5 is for role-play purposes only once you're out of that level range, which only takes a few hours.
I vaguely recall something like that being possible with the purple quality tutorial bridge officers, but if not, don't worry about it. Any random bridge officer is almost as good, there are better ones at endgame, and she doesn't have any unique lines of dialogue after the first couple missions.
Almost every story mission can be played with a team up to 5 members, and almost all of them are repeatable. The early level ones are often restricted to certain factions though.
Unfortunately, playing with teammates isn't a good way to enjoy the story, because the dialogue boxes don't handle multiple players well. The way it ought to work is that only the team leader makes the dialogue choices, and everyone else gets to see what decisions he made. Instead, everyone gets to click whatever they want without affecting what anybody else sees, until someone makes a choice that triggers a new event, whereupon everyone else's dialogue boxes are immediately cut short even if you were several screens away from that event.
If you're mostly ignoring the story though, it works fine.
I think the fastest way is to buy a single zen through the diluthium exchange. A single correct answer on the daily Starfleet Academy quiz will more than cover it.
It's the best you're going to get for now. I recommend playing this game very casually, and mostly alone. The serious, longterm players are relentlessly miserable. You've had a taste of that already in this thread. To make this game feel more authentically Star Trek, you kind of need to play it in your own head and ignore everyone else. So long as you stick to story missions, any way you want to play the game will work. Any ship, any layout, any skill choices. I once played levels 1 to 52 without investing a single skill point, because I forgot about them. I once played half the story in a shuttle, just for laughs.
If you want to throw a few bucks at the game for some cosmetic stuff you like, sure, go for it. It's not expensive, and you'll have plenty of in-game currency to do that with without spending any real money provided you take one critical piece of advice: Do NOT try to get good at this game. That's where all the grinding and complaining and crying comes from, and where it stops feeling like Star Trek and people start running around in ground missions wielding wizard staves. You do not need a single piece of reputation gear, fleet gear, or lobi/lockbox gear to do even the hardest story mission. Green Mk XI gear is fine. Nothing needs to be optimized. Even the Battlezones can mostly be half-assed in a T4 full of random drop equipment (the new one is a little tough for that). As long as you stay out of advanced PVEs and the tiny PVP scene, you'll never need to spend a single dilithium crystal on anything except cosmetics and maybe that one authentic-looking starship you always wanted.
That in my opinion is how to get the most enjoyment out of Star Trek Online. Completely ignore the endgame. Play the game for the journey, not the destination. You're not building towards something. Everyone will almost unanimously tell you that there's no destination worth reaching in the endgame anyway. Then again, people say that about every other MMO I've come across too. You'd think at some point they'd figure out that video games aren't supposed to remain entertaining forever.
If you havent watched Voyager I suggest you spend an upcoming weekend to marathon it... I am sure you can find every episode online with a litte effort...
While its not the greatest Star Trek series its not that bad either! And it will most certainly improve the game experience afterwards, since meeting Captain Tom Paris may mean nothing too you now... or What his references towards his klingon wife mean? There are a ton of characters with voice over's coming from this particular series and it may currently be completely lost on you!
Some of those characters are:
Tom Paris
Harry Kim
EMH (Doctor)
Tuvok
Neelix
7 of 9
B'Elanna Torres
Seska
7 of the 9 main cast members are featured heavily thru the game!
Captain Janeway
XO Chakotay
and Kes (Refuge, Medical Helper)
Are the noteable members of the cast that have not appeared in game...
However References have been made about Janeway farily often. Chakotay references are far less common but a few have been made....
not from this forum
http://steamcommunity.com/app/9900/guides/?browsefilter=trend&requiredtags[]=Weapons&requiredtags[]=english#scrollTop=0