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Klingon execution doff missions

ironyogaironyoga Member Posts: 23 Arc User
edited January 2014 in Duty Officer System and R&D
Is there something I am missing here? Don't misunderstand this as a rant against these missions as they feel Klingon in nature and I like that we have them. However the rewards just don't seem worth using. I'd much rather trade the lower crewmen in for a doff of higher value then get the mediocre awards given for them. Now have not done one of these yet so maybe there is an inherent bonus I am not aware of?
So you decided to attack some spelling error to don't have to deal with the contain and when you did you didn't have the brain to can answer it.
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  • twamtwam Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited January 2014
    They used to grant more dilithium. Then that deemed abusable and changed.
  • drowrulesupremedrowrulesupreme Member Posts: 692 Arc User
    edited January 2014
    Grinding several up to a higher rank of DOFF (5 whites to 1 green, for example) costs you dilithium. Executing them (or allowing them to commit ritual suicide) nets you dilithium. If you have dil to burn (and don't mind being extorted) grind them up to your heart's content, otherwise you could sell them on the exchange for EC.

    Of course, there are exchange missions in Cardassian space, once you've done the DOFF chains, which can net you a better officer most of the time.

    However, whites for me will always be fleet project fodder
    "...we are far more united and have far more in common with each other than the things that divide us.”
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  • ironyogaironyoga Member Posts: 23 Arc User
    edited January 2014
    drowrulesupreme wrote: »
    Grinding several up to a higher rank of DOFF (5 whites to 1 green, for example) costs you dilithium. Executing them (or allowing them to commit ritual suicide) nets you dilithium. If you have dil to burn (and don't mind being extorted) grind them up to your heart's content, otherwise you could sell them on the exchange for EC.

    Of course, there are exchange missions in Cardassian space, once you've done the DOFF chains, which can net you a better officer most of the time.

    However, whites for me will always be fleet project fodder

    I knew about the exchange missions. I'm just new to the Klingon side. I started a Romulan captain about a month ago and still trying to figure out a few things. I didn't expect a huge return on dilithium it just seemed the gain was so little but I guess it could be worth it from time to time.
    So you decided to attack some spelling error to don't have to deal with the contain and when you did you didn't have the brain to can answer it.
  • drowrulesupremedrowrulesupreme Member Posts: 692 Arc User
    edited January 2014
    ironyoga wrote: »
    I knew about the exchange missions. I'm just new to the Klingon side. I started a Romulan captain about a month ago and still trying to figure out a few things. I didn't expect a huge return on dilithium it just seemed the gain was so little but I guess it could be worth it from time to time.

    If I remember correctly, some missions offer only 5 but others can offer 100. It all depends on what you want at the time I guess.
    Q'apla.
    "...we are far more united and have far more in common with each other than the things that divide us.”
    Jo Cox 22.6.1974 - 16.6.2016

  • kublahkankublahkan Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited January 2014
    Correct me if I'm wrong but I think you get the same amount of Dil on Fed side when you discharge DOffs.

    That said, to get rid of a binded DOff, you can Discharge them (Fed), send them on an Officer Exchange mission or just simply execute them.
    "Starship captains are like children. They want everything right now and they want it their way. The secret is to give them what they need, not what they want."
    - Scotty, to La Forge
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