Just confirmed that the Morphogenic Matrix Controller (from the "Home" mission) *does* upgrade for free. Presumably the rest of the set probably does also.
The three ship parts from Dust to Dust are my favorite ship parts. https://sto.fandom.com/wiki/Mission:_Dust_to_Dust
For the longest time, it was my fav ship, but the parts can go on any ship. Unless I am mistaken, the only way to get the Samsar and the engine is via the Phoenix Prize.
This ship offers one of the healingist ship out there. Adda few high level and Purple to Gold SIFs and a death screen will become an increasingly rare thing. YMMV
Dust to Dust is too incredibly annoying and tedious to get through, I only did it once and refuse to do it again without the Samsar to get the complete set for, a ship which I have not been able to get so far for my Kobali alt. The rewards are just not worth the incredible pile of steaming BS which is that mission (it has to be the absolute worst designed one in the game),
The three ship parts from Dust to Dust are my favorite ship parts. https://sto.fandom.com/wiki/Mission:_Dust_to_Dust
For the longest time, it was my fav ship, but the parts can go on any ship. Unless I am mistaken, the only way to get the Samsar and the engine is via the Phoenix Prize.
This ship offers one of the healingist ship out there. Adda few high level and Purple to Gold SIFs and a death screen will become an increasingly rare thing. YMMV
Dust to Dust is too incredibly annoying and tedious to get through, I only did it once and refuse to do it again without the Samsar to get the complete set for, a ship which I have not been able to get so far for my Kobali alt. The rewards are just not worth the incredible pile of steaming BS which is that mission (it has to be the absolute worst designed one in the game),
And since it's not possible to get all of the Samsar parts it's not as great a deal.
Just out of curiosity, what was the most frustrating part of D2D? The electric slide, the maze or the sliding floors? Or was it all of those parts?
The worst part was the jumping nonsense at the end. I dont really like jumping games to begin with, and over the internet it is even worse because of the inevitable momentary lag spikes of a cable network ISP. The electric part was tolerable but the maze was incredibly boring but not as bad as the jumping.
Overall, while the idea was clever, especially having seen the episode it is based on, but the way it was implemented is incredibly bad and needlessly tedious.
I have a Kobali character (done with 'alien' in the normal Fed generator) and the Kobali doff you get from Dust to Dust and the Kobali uniforms so I was hoping to get a Kobali ship for that captain and the Samsar is the only one which is main reason why I wanted to get it (I made the character before I found out just how low the odds of getting a gold phoenix token was). I have since acquired a Nihydron Destroyer and upgraded it to T5UX and use that instead.
Dielectric Oscillation Personal Shield Mk (from "Vorgon Conclusions") does NOT upgrade for free. Though apparently the Tetryon Discharge Prism from the same mission does.
What I would like it to make all the episode set reward account unlock, at least on any toon over lvl 50 if not from the start. I really dislike playing certain mission 3 or 4 time on all toons that find the sets useful.
I believe that, even if you are Level 65, the Replica Thompson, drops as a Mark X and does NOT upgrade for free.
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Didn't really expect it to. Still looks fine as a vanity shield.
That one surprised me actually.
I think that is because it is so old that it predates normal upgrading.
I guess everyone has that ONE Mission they can't stand. for me it is/was
https://sto.fandom.com/wiki/Mission:_Operation_Gamma
I hate any mission the forces us to use a Shuttle, but that one is the worst.
And since it's not possible to get all of the Samsar parts it's not as great a deal.
Just out of curiosity, what was the most frustrating part of D2D? The electric slide, the maze or the sliding floors? Or was it all of those parts?
I am thinking of this Dilbert quote...
https://dailywav.com/quotes/dilbert/its-old-technology
The worst part was the jumping nonsense at the end. I dont really like jumping games to begin with, and over the internet it is even worse because of the inevitable momentary lag spikes of a cable network ISP. The electric part was tolerable but the maze was incredibly boring but not as bad as the jumping.
Overall, while the idea was clever, especially having seen the episode it is based on, but the way it was implemented is incredibly bad and needlessly tedious.
I have a Kobali character (done with 'alien' in the normal Fed generator) and the Kobali doff you get from Dust to Dust and the Kobali uniforms so I was hoping to get a Kobali ship for that captain and the Samsar is the only one which is main reason why I wanted to get it (I made the character before I found out just how low the odds of getting a gold phoenix token was). I have since acquired a Nihydron Destroyer and upgraded it to T5UX and use that instead.
Leck's Throwing Knives (from "Quark's Lucky Seven") DO upgrade for free.
We had already confirmed the missiles from this mission upgraded for free.
l don't know.
l really don't know what l'm about to say, except l have a feeling about it.
That l must repeat the words that come without my knowledge.'