On the FED side many from our fleet form teams and join instances. Its not uncommon to have an Admiral, some Capts, and a few Lts all playing the same instance. However we tried to team up and play together on the Kling side and we found that we could only play together if we were the same rank. Not sure what the logic for this is.
1. Why can feds team up and play whatever but Kling players cant? Isnt the point of an MMO to team up and play together?
I really hope they fix this or we find a solution. A couple of us have higher level characters and the rest of our Kling fleet has abandoned us and moved to Fed only play...all because we cant play as a group at dufferent ranks.....Just seems counter MMO to me...
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Yes, teaming up is the point on an MMO, but as far as I know STO is limited to teaming with your own tier - excpet for the three previously mentioned missions which are really PvE.
In exploration, cross-rank teaming is possible, but the enemies will be the higher rank's level, so a Lt. Commander teaming with a RA5 will get crushed.
And we have never been able to do ANY missions as Klings IF we were different ranks. We have never even been able to enter the same instance as diff ranks.....
I haven't tried warzones on Fed side, usually I'm the only player anywhere near the ground zone and if I get lucky, I find 1 or 2 players to team on the map. I shall try that.
You will discover many things on the Klingon side are different than on the Fed side.
Welcome to our world.
Now that some bored Feds are trying Klingon and discovering the unfair differences maybe they'll start posting thier discontent and Cryptic will finally take notice as the number of complaints increases.
For everything else... It isn't tier enforced, just like with the Feds. There's not any imbalance here. As a Brigadier General I've helped people with Defend the Empire missions and Explore missions who were a tier below me. This is exactly the same as it is in the Fed side. So I'm not sure what kind of imbalance you guys are talking about.