Wow... that's not at all what anyone was saying. Great way to over react. Considering this was one of their best years ever, financially, and that they just got placed under the banner of Gearbox, the reasonable non-crazy person reaction would be something more along the lines of hire more people and programmers. It's no secret that the team isn't a development team and a lot of the people are pulling double duty to keep the game going. It would be nice for the new parent company to drop more people onto the team to fix a lot of this stuff. With how much money CBS is pumping into Star Trek at the moment, it would be nice if the new owners kept the game running properly.
No one said anything about firing the entire team, except QA.
a few posts back someone said they made multiple klig recruits to double up on the bonuses. Will that work? I have a maxed out k-recruit from last year. Will I get anything else out of a second or third k-recruit?
Has the issue of MuHwi' spawning above the ceiling and thus preventing the player from slaying them still an issue with this year's KDF Recruit event? I've never been able to do this requirement since last year's event.
(Referring to the Slay The Enemies Of The Empire task of eliminating MuHwi' in the mission "Destiny")
Yep, the first time I ran Destiny MuHwi spawned in the ceiling. I had to replay the mission a second time and, in that replay, the target spawned in another room. So just replay the mission. If the spawn wacks out just drop the mission and repay to that point until it works, then just drop the mission. The objective is complete as soon as you get the kill.
I made a new KDF recruit since I was wanting to try a Feresan anyway and this is as good a time to do it as any. So far it is working with none of the new recruit-specific bugs people are talking about. Hopefully that trend continues
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Wow... that's not at all what anyone was saying. Great way to over react. Considering this was one of their best years ever, financially, and that they just got placed under the banner of Gearbox, the reasonable non-crazy person reaction would be something more along the lines of hire more people and programmers. It's no secret that the team isn't a development team and a lot of the people are pulling double duty to keep the game going. It would be nice for the new parent company to drop more people onto the team to fix a lot of this stuff. With how much money CBS is pumping into Star Trek at the moment, it would be nice if the new owners kept the game running properly.
No one said anything about firing the entire team, except QA.
(Referring to the Slay The Enemies Of The Empire task of eliminating MuHwi' in the mission "Destiny")