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@bodgeup wrote:
Very cool! man can’t believe i missed it!
How was that video achieved? I mean how do you do the camera flyovers?
STO actually has a record mode that will record the entire map. To start it type:
/demorecordWhere
is the name of the file you want to record. Then, use an editor to edit it which can be found here:
http://sto-forum.perfectworld.com/showthread.php?t=292481Thanks for applying to the 44th. Before we can send you and invite, we need to know the exact name with @handle as it appears in the chat window. Is it Erik E. Willaim@Nuitary122?
If you haven’t done so already, I HIGHLY recommend the new Klingon tutorial. It is completely different from the current version, and very…. KLINGON. I doubt you will be able to play it on your existing klink characters when this goes to holodeck unless you make a new character. So go check it out on Tribble. It’s VERY COOL.
Zip and I have run hundreds of ground STFs together, going all the way back to when they first released them. We both obtained Mark XII ground sets on multiple toons back when they were random drops. I think the player skill level on ground STFs have dropped dramatically after F2P because that is when the STFs were separated into ground and space (yes, before that, they were combined. Each STF had both a space part AND a ground part. There was no ‘Infected Conduit’ or ‘Infected Manus’. It was just ‘Infected’.) Also, since the rep system was put into place, there are less people playing ground. Previously, you HAD TO run ground to get the Mark XII ground set as a random drop. Now, you just need to level the rep system. Hopefully, we are not a dying breed.
That said, there are a few simple things that will make your ground STF experience better.
1) Have consumables on hand. Large hypos in inventory or on your BOffs. Minor/Major regenerators in your bank. REMEMBER TO USE THEM. If you die, heal your injury while you are waiting to respawn. If you do this, you will never need a critical regenerator. You only get critical injuries if you get injured when you already have an injury.2) Have a remodulator equipped, and USE IT. I know it sounds too basic, but I’ve seen too many PUGs where they run around shooting and doing 1 damage the entire mission.
3) Have a variety of kits and learn how to use them. The best players know how to use different kits depending on the situation. You can buy blue IX kits from a vendor at DS9 for 10,000 EC. No reason not to have every one for your class available. At minimum: Fire team and Operative for Tacs; Fabrication and Enemy neutralization for Eng; Medic and Physicist for Sci.
4) Get on the Teamspeak. Makes things go much more smoothly
5) Have weapons of different energy types equipped. Have at least a pulsewave. After that, either sniper or split beam.
Thanks for applying to the 44th. Because you are technically under age, I will need to talk to you before proceeding. I tried sending you a PM yesterday, but you may have been AFK? Anyway, I will try to get a hold of you again.
Btw, you can watch the entire game here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQCUUcrLfPcI thought the voice-overs were pretty good.
Thanks for applying to the 44th.
Your fleet invite has been sent. You should receive it the next time you log in. In the meantime, please see this thread for info about the fleet and how to join the private fleet channel:
http://startrek.44thfleet.com/forum/index.php?f=12&t=30&rb_v=viewtopicWelcome aboard!
Greetings Admiral and Commander. Thanks you for taking the time to visit and open up a diplomatic channel. Please make yourself at home. We would be honored to establish a relationship with your fleet. One can never have too many friends in the galaxy. Let us know how we can be of service.
Thanks for applying to the 44th. I was unable to send and invite to your characters, however. It kept giving me an error. Are you sure you typed it exactly as it appears in your chat window?
Thanks for applying to the 44th.
Your fleet invite has been sent. You should receive it the next time you log in. In the meantime, please see this thread for info about the fleet and how to join the private fleet channel:
http://startrek.44thfleet.com/forum/index.php?f=12&t=30&rb_v=viewtopicWelcome aboard!
Thanks for applying to the 44th.
Your fleet invite has been sent (although your alts still seem to be part of your old fleet). You should receive it the next time you log in. In the meantime, please see this thread for info about the fleet and how to join the private fleet channel:
http://startrek.44thfleet.com/forum/index.php?f=12&t=30&rb_v=viewtopicWelcome aboard!
Thanks for applying to the 44th.
Your fleet invites have been sent except for Angline. For some reason I couldn’t invite her. Just let us know when you log in on that toon. In the meantime, please see this thread for info about the fleet and how to join the private fleet channel:
http://startrek.44thfleet.com/forum/ind … =viewtopicWelcome aboard!
@Sargon wrote:
my most recent regret is starting the crystaline entity on all characters. that grind is wearing me out. only 27 more CEs to go. ugh…..
Well, think of it this way…
3 toons = 150,000 dilihtium refined in about a week. If you add in the 480 you get from each run, it comes out to ~4000 dil per run.
For fm, it works out to about 70+ fm per run.
