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Alright, well EC might be the best way to go then for me. PM me with an amount you were thinking.
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgI would definitely be interested in this. What kind of price/items are you thinking?
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgHey Orion,
Promotions usually happen as soon as you reach the threshold of your current rank (assuming you’ve met the requirements and are in good standing with the fleet), but it sometimes take a couple days or so for one of our fleet officers to check the roster and see who’s up for promotion. If you are up for promotion but haven’t been promoted, just send a message to any of the fleet officers, and they will make sure you are taken care of. Don’t be shy!
They are: Marcase, Sargon, Blackout, Damix, Palcioz, Defcon, Horridperson, Silversera, and Sensei-Krieger.
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgThis is exactly what Captain Bjarnason had been waiting for. Over 3 months of science and research missions, and mediating through Federation red-tape had come to an end.
The U.S.S. Ainsworth was barely broken-in; being one of Star Fleet’s most recently assigned crossover Odyssey-class star cruisers. Though it was a newly-developed tactical-science hybrid, built-up to look more like the familiar Yorktown class, she had the blood and guts of the mighty Endeavour class variant, ready to lead a fleet into battle at a moment’s notice. This is what she was built for. She was a war ship at heart. And this is what the captain and his crew were trained for.
“Of course! I proudly accept your mission, Admiral.” The captain fought back a slight smile, but couldn’t hide the excitement in his eyes. He stood up from his chair, now standing across from the Admiral, who was still standing behind her chair, hands still tightly gripping her headrest.
“Anything I can do to assist and protect the Federation and our mighty fleet. My crew is ready for this challenge, we will not let you down.”
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http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgCaptain Bjarnason reached out to embrace his Andorian Admiral’s hand in a firm but reassuring handshake. Though cool, the captain was always taken back by the warmth of an Andorian’s touch; always expecting it to be much more frigid, considering their species “icy” heritage. He took a seat across from her, quickly trying to compose a response to the Admiral’s unexpected question.
“The Coridans? Last I heard they were still making progress rebuilding their dilithium mines on Coridan III?”
Hearing the Coridans being mentioned was a cause for concern. Historically, the last few centuries have not been kind to the Coridans and their resource-rich home world, still feeling the devastating effects of the Dominion war.
“We actually just helped a Coridan ore freighter that was having EPS conduit problems not even 2 months ago as we passed through their solar system. Everything seemed fine,” he replied back.
An unsettling and anxious feeling fell over the captain. Whatever this was turning into, he had a bad feeling about it.
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgThe new junior Comm officer spun around quickly from her console. “Captain, there is a secured message for you. It’s marked as urgent!” She seemed surprised, excited about the sudden message alert on her monitor.
“I’ll take it in my ready room. Zarva, you have the bridge.” He stood up from his captain’s chair, and stepped down off of the raised bridge command platform, his towering height daunted by the massive expanse of the gleaming Odyssey-class bridge. He stepped past his chief engineering officer as he walked off to the side of the bridge, chuckling softly under his breath. “This should be interesting.”
He sat at his large curved desk, cold and vast, adorned only by a few selected keepsakes and his person PADD. “Computer, play secured message 031A, authorization Bjarnason-six-tango-alpha,” the computer chiming its succession of short beeps, indicating a successful validation. The message was from Fleet Admiral Ardala Vrann.
“To all 44th ships near the southern Beta Quadrant not engaged in current operations to report to Fleet headquarters, for a… special assignment.”
There was a sense of urgency and uncertainty in the Admiral’s voice that he had not heard in a very long time. This was serious. He leaned back in his chair, perplexed by the cryptic message from his fleet’s home base. Standing up quickly, pulling down his uniform to straighten out the few small wrinkles, he made his way quickly back towards the bridge.
“Helm, plot a course to Starbase 817, maximum warp.” The regular hum of chatter and console beeps paused abruptly as all bridge officers stopped their activities and turned their attention towards their captain, watching him intensely as he returned back to his centre position on the command podium.
“We’ve been ordered back Eden at the request of Admiral Vrann. I have no further details at the moment, but I’m sure we will be briefed on our new mission once we arrive.” The captain quickly turned to his left and smiled at his senior engineering and science officers, “looks like shore leave to Risa will just have to wait.” A look of disappointment quickly appeared across the senior officers’ faces, immediately followed by a gleam of excitement in their eyes. It had been an uneventful last few months for the ship and it’s crew, being on an extended science and research mission through the south-east sectors of the Beta Quadrant. This was the moment they had all been waiting for. The massive ship had an equally-massive crew, comprised of a good mixture of experienced senior officers and new recruits, many just arriving weeks prior from Star Fleet Academy and re-assignments from DS9. This unknown mission would be the perfect opportunity to bring the crew together.
With that, they were off, headed west towards the 44th Fleet’s crowning jewel, Starbase 817; Eden. The trip was short, just a mere 24 hours, but to the crew, the anticipation seemed to last an eternity. But finally, they had arrived at their destination. After docking procedures, the crew made their way onboard the glistening star base, many for their first time. Most crew went about standard procedural processes; restocking provisions, maintenance, enjoying the bases many amenities. But for the senior crew, they had a much more urgent matter to attend to. As they made their way onto the main concourse, they were greeted by the officer of the watch.
“Captain Bjarnason of the U.S.S. Ainsworth reporting for duty.” The officer of the watch kept a stern and expressionless stance. “The Admiral has requested your presence in her office.”
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgEverything looks awesome, great work and congratulations everyone for making this happen. It’s never a simple feat to migrate to a new site. The new mobile site is my favorite so far (using it right now). So much easier to view and post.
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgI was kind of thinking the same thing after I read that spec. Also, does the plasma one benefit from the Embassy Plasma consoles? I thought I read somewhere that it did.
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgHa, that’s too funny. I actually created a Klingon alt today (and got to level 11 in about 30 minutes with the double XP event), before even reading this… so thanks for confirming my idea!
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgThanks for all the tips guys, always a huge help. Guess I should make a couple alts this weekend since it’s double XP!
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgDefinitely doesn’t make me feel any worse! So no worries there 😉 But I do love all of the tips on how to better farm for dilithium. Some of this I already knew, but like usual, most of it I didn’t!
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgSo after reading your replies, I felt so ripped off that I lost 2000 Zen ($26.50 CANADIAN!) and had nothing to show for it, that I bought another 2000 Zen, bought 13 keys, sold them all on the exchange within 20 minutes for $4,4600,000 each, and bought Plasmonic Leech. And I still have 500 Zen left. What a stupid expensive day. Looks like I’ll be eating KD and hotdogs for the next week. Ugh. The more you know… 🙂
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpgYeah, it was definitely not a good feeling. It sounded so fun at first! I feel like I need gambling counseling after this…
http://i.imgur.com/ua8SqB2.jpg@fatman592 wrote:
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Fatman, just wondering what application you are using for your parsing. Don’t think I’ve seen this one before and it looks pretty good.
It’s STO Combat Meter (SCM). You can get it here: http://stodps.com/sto-combat-meter/.
Awesome, thanks.
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