Antonio V

Vidannotaredshirt79

A 2 1/2 Year Old Reacts To Cosmos!!!!!!!

March 11 2014
Can you handle the cuteness? :-P

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Benjamin Ethier

Sthiss

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 11 2014
Quote by Ereiid
Don't ask me why, but I bought the pack.

...with precisely zero intention of flying the Gal-X.

Feel free to judge my spending choices. But there they are.


I did the same! I've bought all the three pack ships with no intention of flying them, I'd just like to think that someday over the rainbow I'll give them a try!
Shawn Birch

Parker

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 10 2014
My thoughts exactly until I bought the fleet version and squeeee one of my top 3 fav ships now.
Sej @Ereiid

Ereiid

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 10 2014
Don't ask me why, but I bought the pack.

...with precisely zero intention of flying the Gal-X.

Feel free to judge my spending choices. But there they are.
DoctorDisaster

DoctorDisaster

Re: Recap: The Fast Track

March 10 2014
(I did snag the image from something Niven-related, but Dyson beat Niven to the concept by more than a decade. 'Sides, as there's now a Dyson sphere in the game, I figure that term requires less explanation. :p )
Kyle

QiqJoe

Re: SWTOR Player Housing is on it's way!

March 10 2014
Sorry you didn't enjoy the game, Angel. There seems to be a lot of hostility against the game around the net. But I still enjoy it. It was enough to make me switch from being a long time playing member (since beta) of STO. But everyone has different tastes.

The content doesn't come quite as fast as I would like, but then again, I haven't exactly exhausted my options of content in the game yet. I'm still exploring several of the storylines of the classes with my altaholic self. I FINALLY finished Makeb on one of my 55s, but still haven't done Oricon or any of the added planets. I have yet to do an Operation and have barely scratched the surface of Starfighter.

Then again, my name is Kyle, and I have a problem...I'm an altaholic.
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Ben

Gravity

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 10 2014
Chop chop get those fleet marks farmed or be lazy and acquire a few hundred thousand dil via the zen exchange :P
Jamie

JamieM

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 10 2014
Cripes, that's a lot of fleet credits!
Ben

Gravity

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 10 2014
If you get the saucer sep and antimatter spread consoles on the ship with some fleet neutroniums with turn rate then some spire tactical consoles it is a really nice ship and very viable as a level 50 ship.
Jamie

JamieM

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 10 2014
I forked out a fleet module in the end. May as well.

It's quite fun to play with though, isn't it? I imagine it'd need to be tricked out with Fleet tactical and turn consoles to make it competitive...
Angel

Angelsilhouette

Re: Recap: The Fast Track

March 10 2014
(Niven Ring, credit where it's due. ;) )
Edited March 10 2014 by Angelsilhouette
Sam

SamRonin

Re: Star Trek Armada 3 (Mod/TC)

March 10 2014
I hate to semi necro my own post but Armada 3 has been updated to version 1.01! They released version 1.0 but found a few bugs so a minor hotfix is also out.

Anyone who was getting tired before may want to give this a fresh download and try it out again. I know mine is downloading as I type this. :)

http://www.moddb.com/mods/star-trek-armada-3/downloads
Edited March 10 2014 by SamRonin
DoctorDisaster

DoctorDisaster

Recap: The Fast Track

March 10 2014


The crews of the RRW D'Galan and the USS Sally Ride have encountered a Dyson Ring inhabited by a mysterious metabeing -- a plant-based hive mind the size of a solar system. Powered by the constant sunlight of the ring, the plant intelligence (irreverently dubbed "Carl" by Captain Orenn) seems to combine neurally networked plants, nonsentient animal symbiotes, and the advanced technology of the ring itself. Its mind is powerful enough to create reality-warping effects like those used by the Q Continuum. It is conscious, and telepathic crew members of the exploration team have managed to contact it -- or at least make it aware of their presence. Two-way communication, however, has proven nearly impossible due to the vast difference in Carl's frame of reference.

Several days after making contact with the plant being, it began to use its reality-altering ability to move the starships instantaneously into the orbit of inhabited planets. This effect occurs with almost no warning, either for the crew of the ships or the people they find themselves visiting. The first time this occurred, the exploration group made peaceful contact with a species called the Spallans, who immediately sent an ambassador to immerse himself among the crew. His name is Derren, an attractive blue-skinned individual with a disarming curiosity, a preternatural knack for analyzing unfamiliar cultures, and a tendency to make ominous comments at odd moments in otherwise pleasant conversations.

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As soon as Derren had familiarized himself with the crew, the plant intelligence jumped the D'Galan and the Sally Ride back to its Dyson ring. The Romulans devised an early warning system to warn them of any more reality jumps, while the Starfleet crew tried to figure out why Carl was sending them on these jaunts. They hadn't made much progress when their second jump occurred.

The planet they arrived at this time was a lot less friendly than Spalla. The planet's upper atmosphere was thick with hull-shredding space debris and fortified with a network of mutually hostile war stations. The nearest station immediately attacked the strangers, assuming they were a new secret weapon being deployed by one of the planet's warring factions. The explorers attempted to escape, only to be bounced right back by another reality warp.



Seeing no other choice, they disabled the nearest station and began analyzing the conflict. The planet seems to be controlled by three rival militarized factions: the fundamentalist Legion of the Holy Order; the totalitarian Yelario Empire, and the decadent Kalandra Republic. Each holds central urban districts largely unaffected by the conflict, while war rages all around, turning their border regions into desolate wastelands. Derren theorized that the conflict was being artificially prolonged by a wealthy class in each faction that profited from it.

The bridge crews of the different ships were deadlocked on how best to proceed until a tightbeam signal began broadcasting a rogue message to them from one of the war zones. It seemed to be an attempt by a rebel element to contact the 'alien invaders' for assistance in defusing the conflict. Citing the Prime Directive, Orenn said that there was absolutely no way he would send his crew into such a dangerous area, even to discuss intervention in the planet's internal politics. Kimara, pointing out that her ship wasn't bound by the Prime Directive, resolved to send in an away team to contact the peace movement and hear what they had to say.

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Edited March 10 2014 by DoctorDisaster
Isaac Burrough

MrIzzy

Re: Stonewall Fleet - Prize Donation Drive

March 08 2014
Fantastic Work Everyone! We have no raised over half of our goal, and we are only 25% of the way into the Pride Donation Drive! Your overwhelming support and donations have been nothing less than amazing.

Thank you to all who have donated, and to those who are going to donate!
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Jon

jonb39

Re: Doc Brown and Tony Hawk show off a real-life hoverboard!

March 08 2014
As a child, I was assured that by this time, there would be all kinds of hover equipment at my disposal. :(
Angel

Angelsilhouette

Re: Galaxy Dreadnought Carrier

March 08 2014
Quote by Lawson
Bugger. I've had a Galaxy Dreadnought since it was released yonks ago on the C-Store, I dismissed it thinking I'd re-claim it with the upgraded hanger bay but... *there was no option to reclaim it*

Damn thing's gone missing! Is it worth saving up for the fleet version?


Try the legacy unlocks section. Perhaps your Gal X is in there.
Edited March 08 2014 by Angelsilhouette
Angel

Angelsilhouette

Re: Doc Brown and Tony Hawk show off a real-life hoverboard!

March 08 2014
One wonders if the Nike Mags are a hoax, too...

Hopefully the rumours are true about a BttF 4 are true and it's all just more elaborate attention grabbing trickery to whet our appetites for it.
Angel

Angelsilhouette

Re: SWTOR Player Housing is on it's way!

March 08 2014
Too little, too late, SWTOR.

Quote by Voleron
Nice! Congrats, SWTOR!
I would kill for player housing in Star Trek Online!


We have player housing. It's our captain's quarters.
Kyle

QiqJoe

Re: SWTOR Player Housing is on it's way!

March 08 2014
A little extra hypothetical information at another of the blogs I read:

http://www.hyperspacebeacon.com/

The host breaks it down frame by frame to analyze what may be possible with this update. And Sean, you should TOTALLY renew your sub -- where would your characters live?