Welcome back, and nice entrance! :silly:

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I have seen every episode of every ST series at least 3 times - including the movies. I love Trek. My favorite ST series is Voyager and my favorite ST movie is First Contact. I particularly like Borg story lines.

Error, Voyager fan detected. Lower your shields, and prepare to come around to like DS9 the most, resistance is futile. Error, sarcasm subroutine activated without authorisation, purging history. Glad to see another Voyager fan in the community! :)

Just....why...

Personally, I always liked the Khyzon best because of the way it looks and because it's the science version and I generally prefer science ships to all others.

Generally speaking, there's no one "best" ship though. Other than for a few slight variances in DPS, any ship has the capability to do what you want. Unless you're trying to min/max your ship to the moon and back, any of the three should perform well if you equip them properly.

It's a shame more people don't fly other ships that aren't the newest/most popular ones of the day, the Andorian ships went the way of Dyson ships: to dry dock *plays game over music*

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None tactical varient, i recall was the preferred option.

Gravity is right, I think I remember always having seen the Kumari flying around.

Revvy, i am really really sorry but i am going to have to disagree with you there.

DMG is a solid modifier for sure as is ACC. However there are so many other good modifiers out there, especially around critical hit change/damage which generally are the preferred mods because they consistently give the best damage boost (as measured by DPS meters).

As for your second point about weapon types, this is actually the exact opposite of what an optimised build would look like normally. Currently the best way to boost weapon damage is by using tactical consoles. While it is possible to get non specific consoles like beam or cannon consoles that work for all weapon types the damage boost they give is alot lower than for specific weapon types. The standard way to build a ship these days is you pick a weapon type (disruptor and antiproton are popular as they are consistently the best performers damage wise because of their procs). You then buy tactical consoles for that weapon type to get the most damage out of them.

Also i would suggest that for weapon types like disruptor where the proc stacks you find having multiple of the same weapon type allows the proc to be up almost all the time and as a sci captain who specialises in shredding resistance, i can tell you its very effective.

I personally go for DMG modifiers over anything else on whatever weapon I can find. Second choice is ACC. I feel it's better to hit my target for reliable damage every time, than to rely on random chance.

As for Proc types, it happens rarely, so I tend to use multiple different types on the same ship. That way, I have various different effects. It's more or less random anyway. I do tend to stay away from plasma, simply because the effect is more or less useless. I also don't use disruptors by choice. The proc is beyond useless. I currently have a disruptor array on my carrier right now, only because it's a super rare unique with useful effects other than just lowering DR.

Excellent revision, Nick. To the point and easy to understand. Short enough to keep wandering minds from not reading everything and helps to minimize loop hole possibilities while still implementing the roles and responsibilities of the membership.

Welcome back, Shawn!

Enjolrals here a phased antichronoton beem may collapse the rift. It could also fracture the space time continuum... your call

Welcome back Parker... what did you bring us?

I guess I kinda lucked out and got two quests for daily logins to Neverwinter. All I have to do is open the launcher and it counts. I'll give it a try for now. Its nice that you can remove one quest per day and get a new one.

Those conversion rates are a bit sucky. It'll take a heck of a lot of grinding to earn enough points to even get the 500 zen.

AHHH ZOMBIE!

NEUTRONIC TORPEDOES! FULL SPREAD! FIRE!

*A rift rips open in space near to the Sol System. A ship slowly emerges. Thought to have been lost in Terran Space the USS PHANTOM docks at ESD.

After being debriefed Admiral Parker Anderson rejoins the Stonewall Fleet and attempts to catch up to recent events.*

I am so glad these have been updated. I think the fact that its short and sweet but still maintains the essence of the original charter is perfect. Thank you Nick for taking the time to updates these. Cheers!!!

You have my total approval of the changes. I think they are short, sweet and to the point. I personally like knowing the mission and vision of any organization I'm a part of.

As nico says you only need to download the game and launch it, you dont need to even play it.

Although one of today's game is Elsword but it wont allow me to download it as it'a not available in my region...

You need 5000 Quest points for 500 zen 30000 points for 3000 zen so its gonna take a while to get anywhere if you only play a specific game. So the only way you end up getting point are either on quests for your specific game or quest that are for logging in daily.

I'm only up to level 2 with 600 points.

If you want to earn big amounts of points the only way to do that is to play the other games titles.

When I played the Andorian ships, I remember liking the Kumari tactical version.

I dropped off their missions pretty quickly... I have one true love, and that is a Starfleet uniform.

Just discovered a map on the wiki with a grid designation layout similar to what I described, so that makes it even easier...there's no need to grid it out from scratch! B)

Check it out:

Welcome! :cheer: