completing tier 1 romulan reputation

[Beldamen]

so i'm lvl 32 and story has sent me to new romulus. i've got a quest where i need to get into warehouse Alpha 2 and need to complete tier 1 of romulan reputation.

problem is i can't seem to figure out how.
looking elsewhere i can only see that completing reputation tiers can only be done from lvl 50 onwards.
am i missing something?

can someone please help!

[Running-Target]

Yeah, the reputation system does not start till level 50 so you should leave that quest alone till you level up. Go do the Nimbus and the Romulan quest line.

Read here > https://sto.gamepedia.com/Reputation_System
https://sto.gamepedia.com/Reputation:_New_Romulus

[The Arkady]

Did Cryptic seriously break progression so badly people don't hit level 50 before new Romulus anymore? Ouch.

[Vellari]

Originally posted by The Arkady:

Did Cryptic seriously break progression so badly people don't hit level 50 before new Romulus anymore? Ouch.

Kind of, the ground adventure zone mission themselves are no longer tied to the reputation system and are part of the regular story arc (don't remember off hand, level 25ish).

[Vellari]

Originally posted by Beldamen:

so i'm lvl 32 and story has sent me to new romulus. i've got a quest where i need to get into warehouse Alpha 2 and need to complete tier 1 of romulan reputation.

Reputation should not be a requirement for that anymore. Are you sure you can't enter said warehouse (Staging area, near the shuttle)

[Running-Target]

Just tried it with a lvl 32 fed capt i have hardly played. You have to skip the Task Force Operations New Romulus and Hidden Camera to get the invite to do it. Look in the episode list for the skip button starting from the beginning episode and use it till you reach the one you want to play. You don't need to have the reputation to do the Warehouse mission. The devs left that note on the Romulan Quartermaster that explains why you cannnot enter the Warehouse do to having to complete tier 1 of Romulan Reputation. What ever marks you collect will just pile up till you are able to start the Reputation System.

[Flippy]

Originally posted by Vellari:

Originally posted by Beldamen:

so i'm lvl 32 and story has sent me to new romulus. i've got a quest where i need to get into warehouse Alpha 2 and need to complete tier 1 of romulan reputation.

Reputation should not be a requirement for that anymore. Are you sure you can't enter said warehouse (Staging area, near the shuttle)

Those are parts of quests and open up later.

Massive game and extremely well done and with the excellent voice acting(the famous tv series actors) and writing and everything i am convinced its going to get an overhaul some day. It works and well but there is so much content and systems and a few really bad textures and menus and other updates needed an overhaul/update/upgrade would do wonders. (some quests the player needs to be able to make choices to)

[Maj_Cyric]

If you think that is confusing atm, wait until you are either wanting or needing to enter the Solanae Dyson Sphere with toon you have for the Voth playground, or when you're wanting/trying to get to the Delta Quad without using the Dyson Sphere (due to level or not finishing the required steps needed)...

Originally posted by Flippy:

Originally posted by Vellari:

Reputation should not be a requirement for that anymore. Are you sure you can't enter said warehouse (Staging area, near the shuttle)

Those are parts of quests and open up later.

Massive game and extremely well done and with the excellent voice acting(the famous tv series actors) and writing and everything i am convinced its going to get an overhaul some day. It works and well but there is so much content and systems and a few really bad textures and menus and other updates needed an overhaul/update/upgrade would do wonders. (some quests the player needs to be able to make choices to)

Careful, what you are suggesting speaks of what are nonlinear game are made of.. There is a unknown place they drag people off to in the dark of night to with such thoughts.. (Joking of course)

I think the days of true nonlinear games ended around the time of Fallout New Vegas (Give back Child Killer Perk, annoying little beggars)..
Games like that take a lot more work in designing over linear games due to amount of possible player choices most players would, wouldn't or might make and having to design and add them as well as the outcome of said choices throughout the rest of the game based on choices were made affecting everything up until the end game.. Fallout 4 pretends to be like a nonlinear game, but whatever choices or responses you make will all lead to the same endpoint..

But yes STO could have been a bit better with a few added different outcomes, like outright killing Sela during the Iconian storyline or destroying the Iconian orb or killing M'Tara and L'Miren when you travel back in time in "Midnight" (For the KDF player).. but that would require designing and add a lot more parts of the game that would or wouldn't be used/seen and brings us back to above point..

[WolfTooth]

Originally posted by Maj_Cyric:

If you think that is confusing atm, wait until you are either wanting or needing to enter the Solanae Dyson Sphere with toon you have for the Voth playground, or when you're wanting/trying to get to the Delta Quad without using the Dyson Sphere (due to level or not finishing the required steps needed)...

Originally posted by Flippy:

Those are parts of quests and open up later.

Massive game and extremely well done and with the excellent voice acting(the famous tv series actors) and writing and everything i am convinced its going to get an overhaul some day. It works and well but there is so much content and systems and a few really bad textures and menus and other updates needed an overhaul/update/upgrade would do wonders. (some quests the player needs to be able to make choices to)

Careful, what you are suggesting speaks of what are nonlinear game are made of.. There is a unknown place they drag people off to in the dark of night to with such thoughts.. (Joking of course)

I think the days of true nonlinear games ended around the time of Fallout New Vegas (Give back Child Killer Perk, annoying little beggars)..
Games like that take a lot more work in designing over linear games due to amount of possible player choices most players would, wouldn't or might make and having to design and add them as well as the outcome of said choices throughout the rest of the game based on choices were made affecting everything up until the end game.. Fallout 4 pretends to be like a nonlinear game, but whatever choices or responses you make will all lead to the same endpoint..

But yes STO could have been a bit better with a few added different outcomes, like outright killing Sela during the Iconian storyline or destroying the Iconian orb or killing M'Tara and L'Miren when you travel back in time in "Midnight" (For the KDF player).. but that would require designing and add a lot more parts of the game that would or wouldn't be used/seen and brings us back to above point..

HOW DARE YOU?! Who would want to kill the Iconians? Thats my fav story arc and i always feel bad for them in the end...

[Maj_Cyric]

Originally posted by WolfTeeth:

HOW DARE YOU?! Who would want to kill the Iconians? Thats my fav story arc and i always feel bad for them in the end...

Mine too.. other then being robbed a kill due to script (I so killed T'Ket when I did my playthroughs of House Pegh, just like I did with Killy in Illusion of Communication with my TR-116B from inside the cave pass, but got a cut scene of her calling reinforcements and still having 50% health..

Anywho, Delta Flight, and Midnight are my fav two from that story arc..