Understanding Star Trek Online Endgame AI generated

[Akurie]

Star Trek Online (STO) endgame refers to the state of gameplay that players experience after reaching the maximum character level, which is currently level 65. This phase is characterized by a variety of content and systems designed to keep players engaged beyond the leveling process.
Maximum Level and Character Progression
Upon reaching level 65, players attain ranks such as Fleet Admiral for Federation, Dahar Master for Klingon, and Honored First for Jem’Hadar characters. However, achieving this maximum level does not signify the completion of the game; rather, it marks a milestone where players can access advanced content without being restricted by their character’s progression.

Key Components of Endgame Content
The endgame in STO encompasses several systems and activities that provide ongoing challenges and rewards:

1. Endeavor System
This system offers daily tasks that players can complete for rewards such as experience points, resources, and reputation marks.

2. Combat Content
Players engage in both ground and space combat scenarios. This includes various missions that require teamwork or solo play against AI opponents.

3. Group Content
Endgame activities often involve cooperative gameplay with other players through Task Force Operations (TFOs), which are PvE missions designed for groups.

4. Reputation System
Players can earn reputation marks by participating in specific missions related to different factions (e.g., Iconian or Romulan). These marks are used to unlock powerful gear and abilities.

5. Fleet Advancement System
Joining a fleet allows players to contribute to fleet projects and gain access to unique items from fleet stores.

6. Captain Specializations
As characters progress through endgame content, they can unlock specializations that enhance their abilities and playstyles.

7. PvP and PvEvP Content
Players can also engage in player-versus-player (PvP) battles or participate in War Zones where both PvE and PvP elements are present.

8. Crafting and Gear Upgrade Systems
The Research & Development system allows players to craft new items or upgrade existing gear using resources gathered during gameplay.

9. Solo-able Content
There are numerous missions available that can be completed alone, allowing flexibility in how players choose to engage with the game.

10. Adventure Zones and Episode Replay
Players can revisit past episodes or explore adventure zones that offer unique challenges and rewards.

Conclusion
In summary, the endgame of Star Trek Online is a multifaceted experience that provides ongoing content through various systems like Endeavors, combat missions, group activities, crafting, reputation progression, and more. Players are encouraged to explore these options at their own pace while continuing to develop their characters’ capabilities beyond just reaching the maximum level.

[andreasaspenberg575]

many of those functions is available fairly early. only reputation, endeavors and admirality is true endgame.

[[88th] ColPresumptuous]

Originally posted by andreasaspenberg575:

many of those functions is available fairly early. only reputation, endeavors and admirality is true endgame.

You do understand this guys post is just AI generated slop right?..

He's posted 3 posts all at once all AI generated (its even in the title), id suggest ignoring them... shouldnt reward this kind of BS, bad enough large numbers of Steam Reviews are AI generated bollocks these days.

Mods need to remove em in my opinion.

[Akurie]

Originally posted by 88th ColPresumptuous:

Originally posted by andreasaspenberg575:

many of those functions is available fairly early. only reputation, endeavors and admirality is true endgame.

You do understand this guys post is just AI generated slop right?..

He's posted 3 posts all at once all AI generated (its even in the title), id suggest ignoring them... shouldnt reward this kind of BS, bad enough large numbers of Steam Reviews are AI generated bollocks these days.

Mods need to remove em in my opinion.

lmaoooo I was just showing people what the AI says. It's interesting to me that I can ask it questions about games and get fairly accurate information.

[Akurie]

I asked how much time the game has left
In conclusion, while predicting an exact timeline for how much longer Star Trek Online will last is challenging due to numerous influencing factors—such as player engagement levels, financial health under DECA’s management, and ongoing content updates—it appears that the game could continue for several more years into the late 2020s or beyond, provided it adapts effectively to market demands and maintains its community’s interest.

[[88th] ColPresumptuous]

Originally posted by Akurie:

lmaoooo I was just showing people what the AI says. It's interesting to me that I can ask it questions about games and get fairly accurate information.

Might want to preface your post with that then :P

Also dont take anything an AI makes as fact... its not smart, its not intelligent, its not even real AI (AGI is real AI and we arent even a fraction into making one), its just a really really big collator that assembles snippets into something that resembles the 'answer' the asker is wanting.

[Akurie]

Originally posted by 88th ColPresumptuous:

Originally posted by Akurie:

lmaoooo I was just showing people what the AI says. It's interesting to me that I can ask it questions about games and get fairly accurate information.

Might want to preface your post with that then :P

Also dont take anything an AI makes as fact... its not smart, its not intelligent, its not even real AI (AGI is real AI and we arent even a fraction into making one), its just a really really big collator that assembles snippets into something that resembles the 'answer' the asker is wanting.

I can't take this game seriously anymore.

[Agnithrax]

Ha ha ha ha ha, no it's not. Mebbe it will take a Noonien Soong and a couple more centuries after all.

[Akurie]

What the AI calls end game most games call basic game play

[Jaq]

Ask your AI to explain the Sunk Cost Fallacy. You need to move on.

[Akurie]

Originally posted by Jaq:

Ask your AI to explain the Sunk Cost Fallacy. You need to move on.

So defensive.

[Akurie]

The sunk cost fallacy is a cognitive bias that occurs when individuals continue investing time, money, or effort into a decision or project based on the cumulative prior investment (the “sunk cost”), rather than evaluating the current and future costs and benefits objectively. The term “sunk cost” refers to resources that have already been spent and cannot be recovered, regardless of future outcomes.

This fallacy often leads people to make irrational decisions because they feel compelled to justify their past investments, even when it would be more rational to abandon the endeavor. Below, we will break down this concept step by step for clarity.
For instance:

A person continues watching a boring movie just because they paid for the ticket.
A company keeps funding an unprofitable project because they’ve already spent millions developing it.
Someone stays in an unhealthy relationship because they’ve been together for years.

I've paid so much into this game that I don;t wan't to quit... So, I should just uninstall and move on with my life?