My Constitution-Class Starship in Star Trek Online

Published on February 3, 2010 By Island Dog In PC Gaming

I’m really having a great time. I’m a huge Trek fan so this game something I have been waiting for, and the fact that I’m playing with some other Stardockians and community members makes it even better.

I finally got my “big” ship, and I kept the customization more towards the Constitution-class style.

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Comments (Page 2)

Teseer

on Feb 05, 2010

Cerevox

reply 15

My favorite is if you don't join the game at startup and everyone else had level 1000 toons with weapons of lolwtfbbqPWN +1000 and your the level 1 dupe who can't do anything. Or when there are like 4 expansions out and your have to but the original game for 50, then 4 expansions at 25 each, just so you can be the lvl 1 dupe. And pay 15 a month for the privilege.

MMOs are a raw deal.

But it's fun if your part of that first group

BirdForce

on Feb 06, 2010

Finally got the game downloaded(2nd attempt) and installed.. go to start it up and the bloody servers are down

lbgsloan

on Feb 07, 2010

Cerevox

reply 15

And if you get in right at the start, you get to deal with an obvious beta with limited content. It's lose-lose with MMOs really. I don't even know why MMOs charge full retail price for the initial product-key. I'd probably give more of them a try for a month or two if it was free to make an account, and then the usual $15/month to play. But $60 + $15/month + whatever expansions they release? I weep when I think of how much so long-time WoW players have spent by now. It honestly wouldn't surprise me if some people have spent over $1000 on it by now.

RavenX

on Feb 09, 2010

I'm on at @RavenXavier . Everyone feel free to "Friend" me . See you all in game.

DeCypher00

on Feb 09, 2010

lbgsloan

reply 18

Quoting Cerevox, reply 15My favorite is if you don't join the game at startup and everyone else had level 1000 toons with weapons of lolwtfbbqPWN +1000 and your the level 1 dupe who can't do anything. Or when there are like 4 expansions out and your have to but the original game for 50, then 4 expansions at 25 each, just so you can be the lvl 1 dupe. And pay 15 a month for the privilege.

MMOs are a raw deal.
And if you get in right at the start, you get to deal with an obvious beta with limited content. It's lose-lose with MMOs really. I don't even know why MMOs charge full retail price for the initial product-key. I'd probably give more of them a try for a month or two if it was free to make an account, and then the usual $15/month to play. But $60 + $15/month + whatever expansions they release? I weep when I think of how much so long-time WoW players have spent by now. It honestly wouldn't surprise me if some people have spent over $1000 on it by now.

MMOs with actual content, yes. You need to keep playing to get the latest gear. STO is a different story.

The game is already down to $40 on amazon.com. Wait 3 months and you can get it for $30. 6 months and it'll be $10 during a Steam sale. And trust me, there is no being "behind" in STO, because there is no end game content. And when they do add content to the game, Cryptic will charge for it (see Champions Online).

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