The OP doesn't understand the term Cheeks in Seats. It's designed to get fleets to work together. I think it's great. Now as for the minigames... The only time I disliked the minigame was the Nexus FE where they had a colored background that made it hard for me to see. Other than that, I don't midn.
Defending The Galaxy By Breaking One Starfleet Regulation After The Next.
The OP doesn't understand the term Cheeks in Seats. It's designed to get fleets to work together. I think it's great. Now as for the minigames... The only time I disliked the minigame was the Nexus FE where they had a colored background that made it hard for me to see. Other than that, I don't midn.
If I may ask, how do the rest in your fleet feel about the contributions? Are they participating? Was you fleet-leader able to take enough provisions out of the coffer to fill the first T1 upgrade this morning?
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If you guys had boycotted the endeavors like people said to then we wouldn't have these mini games.
"If people will do endeavors, they will do anything"
Question is if endeavors and minigames generate more profit for Cryptic than other content...
Other content takes time/money to produce.
You can see from the minigames that they actually copied and pasted existing stuff, its why they still have the same flavor text.
That's indisputable. What I meant was if customers will be motivated to continue to spend money on the game by repeating old minigames instead of exploring new worlds.
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Defending The Galaxy By Breaking One Starfleet Regulation After The Next.
If I may ask, how do the rest in your fleet feel about the contributions? Are they participating? Was you fleet-leader able to take enough provisions out of the coffer to fill the first T1 upgrade this morning?
Looking for a fun PvE fleet? Join us at Omega Combat Division today.
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and so that you have it.. the original.