Side note:
Is anyone else seeing really slow loading times on the STO website the past few days?
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Oh! I misunderstood. I thought the top image was "before" and the bottom "after". Now I'm curious what the new skins look like.
I know they released them for some dev/studio "birthday", but I'm still surprised by the choice of ship(s). All that is old is new again!
Wow! That's a lot of added detail!
As you said though, it's interesting they go back to old stuff that isn't really used anymore. Then again, it is Cryptic, so decision-making can be perplexing; and, of course, we must always be wary of -- "TIMELINE CHANGE IMMINENT!"
Bonus Marks: July 25th at 8am PT to July 29th at 12pm PT on PC
Phoenix Prize Pack Event: July 25th at 8am PT to August 1st at 12pm PT on PC
Indeed, I find that the multiverse stuff is actually dis-engaging me from the story because it doesn't cohesively connect with what feels like Trek to me. Of course, neither does the warp-in-destroy-everything-warp-out either. So, ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Agreed. Although, as of these past few days, I find myself pondering what I'd like to do to/when spend(ing) more time in-game. I mean, why do I grind for all this stuff and DPS, if I'm not enjoying it when I'm playing it?
PC Patch Notes for 7/18/24
General:
- Resolved an issue with the Credence's Starship Trait, Surplus Supply, which was not correctly restricting nearby affected targets to Player Only.
- Resolved an issue on the Kelvin Timeline Constitution II Intel Cruiser regarding the hull registry textures missing.
- Resolved an issue with the Mirror Crossfield (Open Shuttlebay) having Starfleet insignia instead of Terran Empire insignia.
- Resolved an issue with the Kelvin Timeline Vengeance Intel Dreadnought Cruiser's saucer spotlights that caused them to look incorrect when viewed at certain angles.
So very true. Such a great episode!
This is beautiful! I love data and I'm delighted you were inspired by my post to gather the data.
Thank you for doing this!
I'm not sure. Perhaps "Captain and Crew Test" isn't the right way to look at it either. ST:LD seems to do a good job of not focusing too much on one story or character per episode, so it avoids failure even if every character is "the captain".
There would have to be some way of reworking the criteria to evaluate overall balance (as mentioned elsewhere in this thread) rather than just Captain and Crew, I guess.
Regardless, that's a really good question. Hmmmm
I like that idea. It measures the depth/breadth of the world-building that way too.
That's unfortunate you encountered issues too, but I'm glad it's not just me.