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lobi ship help

lyran2lyran2 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
edited September 2014 in Star Trek Online General Discussion
hello all,

with the lobi sale going on this weekend I could use some advice.

I'm tempted to buy a ship from the lobi store for my lvl 50 Fed Tac, I know that certain lobi T5 ships will have the ability to be upgraded when DR launches. However, i'm not in a postion to login to the game and compare ship stats right now.

Lately I've been using my free ship that I got at lvl 40, the Patrol Escort, and I've been very happy with the BOFF layout of 2 Tac (cmndr & llt cmndr), 2 Eng (lt & ensign) and 1 Sci (lt) and the console layout of 4 tac, 3 eng and 2 sci.

Would anyof you know if there is a ship in the lobi store that would have a similar layout that can arm cannons?


Thanks
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  • dahminusdahminus Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited September 2014
    How much lobi do you have!
    Chive on and prosper, eh?

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  • thegcbaconthegcbacon Member Posts: 434 Arc User
    edited September 2014
    save your Lobi for the next sale, it'll have a T6 ship or 2 by then.
  • scurry5scurry5 Member Posts: 1,554 Arc User
    edited September 2014
    The closest match to your desired layout would likely be the Mobius:

    http://sto.gamepedia.com/Mobius_Temporal_Destroyer

    followed by the Xindi Contortrix:

    http://sto.gamepedia.com/Xindi-Reptilian_Contortrix_Escort
  • rakija879rakija879 Member Posts: 646 Arc User
    edited September 2014
    Dont buy anything wait for tire 7 ships :P
  • mightybobcncmightybobcnc Member Posts: 3,354 Arc User
    edited September 2014
    lyran2 wrote: »
    I know that certain lobi T5 ships will have the ability to be upgraded when DR launches.

    Correction: All lobi and lockbox ships get a free upgrade. :)
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