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what to do after you reach level 50

shadowmephshadowmeph Member Posts: 6 Arc User
edited October 2013 in Star Trek Online General Discussion
I am not sure as what to do now I have free played to level 50 I cannot go any hirer.
I cannot get any real decent ships what else is there there has to be more lol
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  • brigadooombrigadooom Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    Grind all the things.
    ----
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
  • alanburchalanburch Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    Join in on the Omega and/or Romulan faction quests.

    Join a fleet for an opportunity to obtain better ships.
  • thenumber55thenumber55 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    play the game

    STF
    Doffing
    building rep
    Fleet "Stuff"
    rant in chat channels about the Devs not focus on your personal issues
  • taylor248taylor248 Member Posts: 22 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    Join a big active fleet. I am in a small (58 character total), personal fleet. I did not start it, but have risen to 2nd banana due to my support of the fleet and starbase - over 75% of the overall total resources came from me. However, we are still at T1, T0 (base, emb). As for me, I still help, but have switched most of my meager resources to producing rep items for myself.

    Therefore (the point of the story is), join a large fleet - better chance at resources, able to have enough people to do STFs together instead of PUGs, and so forth.

    Cheers
  • tsurutafan01tsurutafan01 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    This game doesn't really start until level 50.

    "We are smart." - Grebnedlog

    Member of Alliance Central Command/boq botlhra'ghom
  • zulisvelzulisvel Member Posts: 518 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    1 - Finish any story missions you haven't played yet (the rewards will scale to your level).
    2 - Replay completed story missions you liked (again the replay rewards will scale to your level).
    3 - Work your way through the two current reputation systems.
    4 - Max out all tiers of the Doff system and complete all Doff mission chains.
    5 - Join a fleet and help level up their starbase and embassy.
    6 - Run Daily missions.
    7 - PVP
    8 - Run STFs.
    9 - Play Foundry missions.
    10 - Make Foundry missions.
    11 - Grind Dilithium, exchange Dilithium for Zen, use Zen to buy a new ship from the cash shop.
    12 - Participate in ESD shenanigans.
    13 - Create an alt and start over.
  • ursusmorologusursusmorologus Member Posts: 5,328 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    The multilplayer part of the game starts at level 50. Sign up for a fleet, do some PVP, do some of the Omega reputation PVE, etc
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  • neoakiraiineoakiraii Member Posts: 7,468 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    Paperwork...or as most call it ESD Zone chat.
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  • duaths1duaths1 Member Posts: 1,232 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    zulisvel wrote: »
    1 - Finish any story missions you haven't played yet (the rewards will scale to your level).
    2 - Replay completed story missions you liked (again the replay rewards will scale to your level).
    3 - Work your way through the two current reputation systems.
    4 - Max out all tiers of the Doff system and complete all Doff mission chains.
    5 - Join a fleet and help level up their starbase and embassy.
    6 - Run Daily missions.
    7 - PVP
    8 - Run STFs.
    9 - Play Foundry missions.
    10 - Make Foundry missions.
    11 - Grind Dilithium, exchange Dilithium for Zen, use Zen to buy a new ship from the cash shop.
    12 - Participate in ESD shenanigans.
    13 - Create an alt and start over.

    also, you can create a KDF toon and try out the missions on the red side. some of them are very good and the Birds of Prey are nice to fly.
  • UnknownUnknown
    edited March 2013
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  • thechervilthechervil Member Posts: 34 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    I just finished the last of the episodes yesterday, even though I hit VA some time ago on my main.
    It was pretty cool running through the last of the Undine stuff.
    Now I will start moving towards getting the Romulan Mark stuff underway and the Omega stuff while I wait for the level cap increase.

    Of course, I also have other characters I am leveling as well.
    But I want to get my main ready to run all the new stuff when it comes out in May.
  • alanburchalanburch Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2013
    The EC-Exchange game is whole nother universe in itself.
  • wookie9wookie9 Member Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    its good to hear the gear lvls with you. was thinking of quitting but wont now
  • mccarronxldmccarronxld Member Posts: 68 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    brigadooom wrote: »
    Grind all the things.

    This. The level of grind in this game is disheartening: disappointing, even.
    "You hurt me long ago; my wounds bled for years. Now you are back, but I am not the same."
  • johngazmanjohngazman Member Posts: 2,826 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    brigadooom wrote: »
    Grind all the things.

    Most accurate reply so far.
    You're just a machine. And machines can be broken.
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  • UnknownUnknown
    edited October 2013
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  • dahminusdahminus Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    1. Join a fleet

    2. Figure out what ship you enjoy the most

    3. Grind out your reputations

    4. Power creep the sheet out of your chosen ship

    5. Beat no win scenario

    6. Do accolades...
    Chive on and prosper, eh?

    My PvE/PvP hybrid skill tree
  • zordar01zordar01 Member Posts: 318
    edited October 2013
    Resurrect old threads...
    Star Trek: Online - Now with 100% more dinosaurs!!
  • mozohamozoha Member Posts: 82 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    I hear pvp is always looking for fresh meat. I little bit of that and you will either be inspired to grind for the best gear or uninstall. As others have mentioned there is a lot to do but pvp will make you feel alive.
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