A first look at the New Terran Task Force Reputation Tier coming with Season 11 in Star trek online.
Displaying all the visuals with Ground gear and Space gear. Different space and ground sets statistics. And even a brief PvP in ground and space fight scene! Check it out
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anyone remember a weapon called phaser?
I agree but I think it’s still a “fair” introduction considering that peeps will probably give up potent set bonuses over it (eg. Ico 4, 3 piece).
We also have to wait and see if it makes it to holodeck with these stats. Parts of me hope it does, parts of me hope it doesn’t.
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They will pry my ancient obelisk warp core from my cold, dead hands!
thx for the vid, very interesting.
good:
the sounds of the cannons are very cool.
the ground weapons seems very cool
the shield skin is very nice; if only we could use those skins without the shields. (if the shields are purchased)
bad:
micro torpedoes available for the tac. it should be an engineering skill. engineers will still have a shield skill, very boring. why not a static micro-torpedoes launcher?
sci captains: kit module meh again, why not something like hyperonic radiation?
It seems that Terran Photon Torpedo (TPT) Withering radiation damage is applied once per stack; is this correct?
If TPT's Withering radiation is applied per second can a shorter duration of the radiation stack be traded for increased damage? It looks like the radiation duration runs for 60 secs. Most ships do not survive in PvE that long.
It was hard to see what percentage of TPT's Withering radiation penetrates shields; is it 100%?
Thanks for reviewing this.
Also thank you for posting cicuta1.
I imagine it's because Engineers already have a plethora of static mortars and turrets available to them.
Frankly, it makes more sense for a Tactical Officer to carry around what is essentially a bazooka, then it does for an Engineer to.
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That beak and features like it are a common occurrence in recent games, most often fantasy games like Dragon Age. I think it's intended to protect the wearer's neck from a blade strike that might impact the chest and slide upwards, but I'm no expect on armor. Given the melee focus of the set, I guess it makes sense.
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What is this *Phaser* you speak of...I only know of Disruptors and the all mighty Antiproton!