but for now, where can I get the jumpsuit? I loved it.
It was a version of the Enterprise era jumpsuit, just colored yellow/gold.
You just don't get the Tholian insignia on the back
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I thought the cutscenes in particular were very well done, and really made the mission come to life. I also thought it was refreshing to see so much effort and attention given to a largely non-combat mission outside of the Foundry for a change. (Not that I don't enjoy combat, but it's nice to have a variety of mission types.)
I did not have any trouble with the appearances of my BOFFs.
The anomOly, however? Oh, dear. That needs to be fixed ASAP.
I admit I felt like--as usual for all FE's (except for whoever plays Obisek) there was some serious overacting going on on the voiceovers; the lines read did not sound natural. That said, I did like the writing itself.
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I admit I felt like--as usual for all FE's (except for whoever plays Obisek) there was some serious overacting going on on the voiceovers; the lines read did not sound natural. That said, I did like the writing itself.
Really? I thought Crosby sounded like she was falling asleep a couple of times. :P
However you describe it...something was very off and "not natural" about most of the voiceovers. I agree, I don't think Denise Crosby was really "feeling it," though it was quite gracious of her to make an appearance in this game. So it's not any sort of personal slam, but I did think she sounded little different than the other Cryptic actors. (Which almost had me wondering if it was the directors' fault, and not strictly hers.)
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I agree with everyone here - this is too good an episode to be whisked away forever when the event is up. It's a top five candidate, exactly the kind of mission I'd use to sell new players on joining the game.
FYI - the Devs have stated multiple times on the Forums (and in the blog too); that the mission is remaining in game after the Anniversary event is over -- it'll award the Tier 3 Ambassador. The only thing going away is the Tier 5 Ambassador Retrofit reward.
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(BTW, I was surprised the 29th century guys didn't mention integrating us with our Prime counterpart; I THINK they did but that had to be my favorite wacky concept from Relativity; that whenever a spare of someone pops up due to a paradox, the time cops merge the two versions in a temporal transporter.)
On that note. I think reintegration is not for alternate timelines. In the alternate timelines the people would have an entire lifetime of experience and memories of that timeline. Trying to merge a two lifetimes together would be traumatic. Much less trying to do that multiple times. It would probably lead to temporal psychosis.
It seems that temporal reintegration is for minor perturbations of the same timeline. Even future Braxton (the one trying to destroy Voyager) was from same timeline. Janeway's and Seven's temporal shenanigans were minor compar to Braxton's.
And Captain Walker said the timeline would right itself once the Enterprise-C get back to it's proper location. In other instances of timeline's restoring themselves, everything out of place, dead, gone forgotten, etc were put into their proper locations. I would assume that included our Captain as well. It seems that Captain Walker just pulled us out of the Enteprise-C for safekeeping until the timeline was restored.
Just finished the mission. Must say it was one of the most interactive and most interesting episodes you have made so far!
I really enjoyed:
- The Voice overs
- The multiple options
- The story line
- The environment
- The interactive characters and the ability to give them orders
The storyline was interesting and the fact that your character becomes someone else was a nice touch. The control room where you release the Enterprise and see the ship docked was beautifully made.
Denise Crosby was great and having her dropping little remarks as well as establishing a remote communique (is that even a word?) with her was brilliant and very role playing.
Overall, I am very impressed and hope that you continue to make these types of missions. It definitely proves that a featured episode does not have to be part of a story arc to be enjoyed.
I've always said that the developers were lazy and I will not apologize. If you can do a mission like this, why not continue the good work?
Please I hope to do more missions like this for the eighth season and I hope that this mission can be repeated even after finishing the event.
I almost forgot to comment on the mission itself. Well the best indicator is my forum reading. I read the forums while playing STO during down times. Towards the end of the eventing, I'm down to refreshing the "New Posts" to see what few threads have new posts.
Well last night I started reading only one thread, this one in fact, and I got to page 6. And then it was time for bed., That is how much I enjoyed this mission. I only ran 3 characters through it because I wanted to savor every minute in the mission.
I just played this mission again and it wouldn't complete twice in a row. I finished the mission, but it wouldn't resolve, with the system stuck on "Seven {but less than} Nine."
Seriously would you please leave STO before I find you in it and blow you up
Ease up there Devon...
Just ignore folks like this..., they aren't worth the energy it takes to type out a response.
One does have to wonder though, why do they play the game, if they find it sooo boringly bad.
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I felt like i was playing a great star trek ep, not some crappy voyager 8 writers to fix the mess ep. NO kidding this was right up next to yesterdays enterprise.
Overall I felt the mission was very good, one of the best even. The story was very Trek, something we haven't had in awhile. I've never really been a Denise Crosby fan, "Skin of Evil" almost makes it to my top 10 Trek episodes, I was happy to learn that she was doing this for us. However, while it was good to see Tasha again, a lot of Denise's dialog sounded as if she was reading a novel for an audio book. Maybe it's because she doesn't do a lot of voice work. Hopefully, her experience here will lead to a better performance if she does Sela.
Agreed, loved this mission, looking forward to upcoming seasons.
And on the bad side: This mission totally screwed up my ships tray setup
Edit: Actually my ship stations was reset
Edit2: Cryptic, I forgive you for this. the mission was very well worth it and I know you are working on a solution on the ship-change problem
I was surprised to find my alternate-BOffs, I wanted to find the rest of them. I did find that they looked like they were supposed to. Meeting most of the major in-game characters was nice too.
It was fun! I really want to be able to replay this mission on demand... please keep it in!... minus the rewards, if you must.
I was expecting, what I believe was, the Yesterday Uniform... I didn't get it as a reward.
The ship's configuration is interesting, it's a very close the Galaxy Dreadnought, nice to be able to use more Sci abilities!
Thanks, Cryptic! Happy Birthday!
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You got the Yesterday Uniform, you need to go to the tailor and you will see the uniform available
And it's not really a full uniform, it's the belt and chest strap that they wore over the TNG uniform in the episode. The sash is under Chest Gear in the uniform part of the tailor, and the other bit is under Belt.
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This character is why I don't play my Romulan any more. Tovan Khev is NOT my BFF! Get him off my bridge!
And it's not really a full uniform, it's the belt and chest strap that they wore over the TNG uniform in the episode. The sash is under Chest Gear in the uniform part of the tailor, and the other bit is under Belt.
No wonder I didn't see it... it's probably the Yesterday underwear too...
Thanks!
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So fun, but the mission didn't complete for me... I have no idea why, some people mentioned bugs?
My first run I had to redo half the mission. The second time, I turned in the mission BEFORE warping out of the Azure Nebula. On the upside you get decent loot fighting the Tholians...
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It was a version of the Enterprise era jumpsuit, just colored yellow/gold.
You just don't get the Tholian insignia on the back
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Three years and still no Captain Klaa hair...
I thought that at first but, upon replay, noticed that it had a unique texture.
I did not have any trouble with the appearances of my BOFFs.
The anomOly, however? Oh, dear. That needs to be fixed ASAP.
I admit I felt like--as usual for all FE's (except for whoever plays Obisek) there was some serious overacting going on on the voiceovers; the lines read did not sound natural. That said, I did like the writing itself.
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Really? I thought Crosby sounded like she was falling asleep a couple of times. :P
But still, it's one of my favorites.
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FYI - the Devs have stated multiple times on the Forums (and in the blog too); that the mission is remaining in game after the Anniversary event is over -- it'll award the Tier 3 Ambassador. The only thing going away is the Tier 5 Ambassador Retrofit reward.
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Thoroughly enjoyable though.
Please bring back Episode series for stories rather than generic repeatable instance based missions!
Seriously would you please leave STO before I find you in it and blow you up
On that note. I think reintegration is not for alternate timelines. In the alternate timelines the people would have an entire lifetime of experience and memories of that timeline. Trying to merge a two lifetimes together would be traumatic. Much less trying to do that multiple times. It would probably lead to temporal psychosis.
It seems that temporal reintegration is for minor perturbations of the same timeline. Even future Braxton (the one trying to destroy Voyager) was from same timeline. Janeway's and Seven's temporal shenanigans were minor compar to Braxton's.
And Captain Walker said the timeline would right itself once the Enterprise-C get back to it's proper location. In other instances of timeline's restoring themselves, everything out of place, dead, gone forgotten, etc were put into their proper locations. I would assume that included our Captain as well. It seems that Captain Walker just pulled us out of the Enteprise-C for safekeeping until the timeline was restored.
I've always said that the developers were lazy and I will not apologize. If you can do a mission like this, why not continue the good work?
Please I hope to do more missions like this for the eighth season and I hope that this mission can be repeated even after finishing the event.
Well last night I started reading only one thread, this one in fact, and I got to page 6. And then it was time for bed., That is how much I enjoyed this mission. I only ran 3 characters through it because I wanted to savor every minute in the mission.
Ease up there Devon...
Just ignore folks like this..., they aren't worth the energy it takes to type out a response.
One does have to wonder though, why do they play the game, if they find it sooo boringly bad.
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Forever a STO Veteran-Minion
I felt like i was playing a great star trek ep, not some crappy voyager 8 writers to fix the mess ep. NO kidding this was right up next to yesterdays enterprise.
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12th Legion, Romulan Republic
12th Fleet
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Seruk@HoodedSandman
Edit: Actually my ship stations was reset
Edit2: Cryptic, I forgive you for this. the mission was very well worth it and I know you are working on a solution on the ship-change problem
Seruk@HoodedSandman
I was surprised to find my alternate-BOffs, I wanted to find the rest of them. I did find that they looked like they were supposed to. Meeting most of the major in-game characters was nice too.
It was fun! I really want to be able to replay this mission on demand... please keep it in!... minus the rewards, if you must.
I was expecting, what I believe was, the Yesterday Uniform... I didn't get it as a reward.
The ship's configuration is interesting, it's a very close the Galaxy Dreadnought, nice to be able to use more Sci abilities!
Thanks, Cryptic! Happy Birthday!
SCE ADVISORY NOTICE: Improper Impulse Engine maintenance can result in REAR THRUSTER LEAKAGE. ALWAYS have your work inspected by another qualified officer.
You got the Yesterday Uniform, you need to go to the tailor and you will see the uniform available
And it's not really a full uniform, it's the belt and chest strap that they wore over the TNG uniform in the episode. The sash is under Chest Gear in the uniform part of the tailor, and the other bit is under Belt.
This character is why I don't play my Romulan any more. Tovan Khev is NOT my BFF! Get him off my bridge!
My character Tsin'xing
My character Tsin'xing
"You got the Yesterday Uniform, you need to go to the tailor and you will see the uniform available"
Oh, I went to the Tailor but it was not listed.
No wonder I didn't see it... it's probably the Yesterday underwear too...
Thanks!
SCE ADVISORY NOTICE: Improper Impulse Engine maintenance can result in REAR THRUSTER LEAKAGE. ALWAYS have your work inspected by another qualified officer.
My character Tsin'xing
Had this bug too where the mission had to redo it from just after the tubes.
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