Star Trek Online is a premier free-to-play MMORPG from Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment set in the famous Star Trek universe. Don the official uniforms of the United Federation of Planets or the Klingon Empire, choose the path of Tactical, Science, or Engineering specialties, command Away Teams, captain your very own starship, avoid Borg assimilation, even breed Tribbles, all in Gene Roddenberry’s larger-than-life space epic, and all for free.
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So...I've spent an absolute boatload on this game. I regret...a lot of that, but not all of it. What follows is more of a buyer's guide than a review - my review is you should absolutely play this if you like Star Trek at all, and maybe even if you only like the genre. It's one of the best F2P Space MMOs out there, looks great for its age, and runs well on a netbook. As everyone else already stated, you can play the game for $0 and that'll work fine, but that's only half true. To get the best experience, you need a Tier 6 ship. That means either A) buying one with Zen, B) grinding for hundreds of hours, or C) flying a T6 event ship, most of which suck. If you don't value your time then the game is absolutely 100% F2P, otherwise you're going to want to drop a few dollars on it to have a good experience Accordingly, there are two things you can do to get a ton of value and put yourself i
I have been playing this game fairly consistently for the past 8 or so years. I also lead an in-game Fleet (Guild) that has had a constant player base that has grown and shrunk over time with sometimes hundreds of people. In other words, I truly love this game and almost always have enjoyed playing it. Which makes what I'm about to say very hard. Over these years the game has steadily become one of the most greediest, dirtiest cash grabs in the current Free-to-Play MMO market. It takes literal months to grind (and I mean GRIND) for a free, premium ship. Even other free ships, like the summer/winter event ones, still require weeks of grinding - and it NEVER changes. They don't change these events, so every year it's the same activities. which becomes extremely dull extremely fast. Not to mention EVERYTHING else in the game requires a purchase. Uniforms, lockbox keys, bridge officers,
I've been playing this game on and off since it's launch and it has gotten better from those days. My perspective is from one who only plays PvE(Player vs Environment) content. I'd recommend you try this game if; 1) you are not bored with the tradional WoW type MMO (hotbar combat) 2) you are Star Trek fan 3) you like to play doll with your character(s) (the character customization in this game is awesome) 4) you can live with bugs popping up (The new VP promises that bugs will be fix fast but only time will tell) 5) you can resist(or don't mind gambling) since there are lock boxes in the game which gives out a top prize of ships(basically classes in the game), etc BUT you can get all these things in game if you have enough in game assets to dabble in the exchange(auction house) 6) you don't mind the usual MMO grindfests which can get repetitive to farm better gear, etc 7) you are not a
Fun game but all the micro-transactions proves that it was developed by the Ferengi.
Hey, you! Star Trek Online is a game I have sunk many hours into, I have played the game (sometimes intermittently, sometimes continuously) over the course of almost a decade. The amount of hours I have in this game is, suffice to say, embarrassing. So embarrassing that I have stopped running the game through the Steam client despite still actively playing it, there's a bit of sad trivia for you. No, approaching this without a bit of bias might be as impossible as quitting this game for good is, but let's try! I think I can explain. I enjoy it, really. But I don't think you will. In Star Trek Online, we are offered the playground of the beloved science fiction franchise in its entirety! But that's a lot smaller than you might think. We can create a Captain from (as of the time of writing) six faction options, nearly a total of thirty species - but they soon coalesce into just functiona
I mean, it's fine. Really. If you are a Star Trek nerd, you'll probably enjoy the game and be saying "I understood that reference" every few minutes. You want fan service? It's in there. But. It's in rough shape. The move to F2P hurt has caused a slow slide into monetization. I wouldn't say it is P2W. You can do normal content all the way up to end game without spending a single penny. But once you hit end game, most meta builds require you to buy things. Space combat is frantic and fun. Ground combat is clunky and, compared to space combat, seems unresponsive at times. If you've watched a recent Star Trek show and think "it'd be cool to fly that ship" well it's probably in a lockbox. I have put a lot of time into this game over the years and I have a lifetime subscription. It was worth it when I bought it. I wouldn't buy one now. With the aggressive monetization and the poorly thought o
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