Injuries. Completely superflous, we could probably have had a cool feature instead of that if they had never even implemented that just to appease some death penalty fans. (Those fans are probably all long gone anyway.)
Star Trek Online Advancement: You start with lowbie gear, you end with Lobi gear.
Remove the team minimums for all pve Queues. We should be able to run them private/solo if we feel up to the task.
Its a real pain, and can take quite a while to get a "Warp Out - ISA" going.
1) The annoying, random scheduling of "daily" missions like To the Front Lines/Claim Enemy Emergency Reserves that is actually a random rotation with two other missions and often results in the one I want not being available for a week or two.
2) The queueing for red alerts. I do not care about the rationale behind the change. I liked being able to jump into those and start slaying borg immediately, without waiting for a team.
3) Un-droppable missions that clutter up your "in progress" list. Yes, I get that we've unlocked some super sekrit messages with our reputation projects, but I don't want to have to look at them until I FEEL LIKE IT.
4) Un-skippable cutscenes. I get that someone is proud of their work, but I'm only willing to sit through those once. And it is a deeply flawed approach that ties correct character avatar positioning for some interaction mechanic, to the end of a cutscene.
5) Mission reward set pieces all awarded by the same frigging mission. The correct way to do this is as it was done with the Dominion and Breen sets - spread out over a series of "episodes". The hateful, sociopathic way to do it is to make me repeat stuff like "A Step Between the Stars," "Sphere of Influence" and "Dust to Dust" multiple times to complete a mission reward set. I don't care if you're trying to pad your replay stats.
6) Missions that are single-player only. I get it. PvP is a mess of trolls and broken whale cheese, but I wish they would at least bother with this one other remaining pretense of it being a multi-player game.
I'll throw another vote against the tailor restrictions.
Also, this diseased contortion of "immersion" requiring that it be a long hike between loot recycler(bartender)/mail/bank/tailor/vendor/shipyard/security officer, or that not every base should have these facilities. Just put one room on every base where all of these things are available!
Ooh, and transwarping to fleet bases. First reiterating my complete indifference to the rationale behind it, this pulling you back to the place you transwarped from needs to end. If I transwarp to my fleet base and then warp away from it, I should be in sector space, right next to my fleet base.
out of subject... but damn this breen ship is beautifull with the dyson shield !!!
Yeah, wonderful white there. Sadly, clipping-wise, Dyson Shield is one of the worst out there. I often try and slot it, but then I notice some part protruding, or just general clipping. Still, when the shield fits...
Starfleet people saluting as if they are in the army. And tailor restrictions.
I support this, but only because saluting is only appropriate while outside and wearing a cover. Obviously Starfleet doesn't include headwear as part of the uniform, and we spend 90% of our "ground" time indoors, so NPCs saluting is something that we should very rarely, if ever, see.
Any queue that requires more than five players to create an instance.
Granted Fleets may do them, but so far as PuGs are concerned they just don't happen and their presence is pointless. Would be better to either 'edit' them so that they only require five players to start an instance, or remove and replaced with something people will actually play.
Ironically, most of the large queues can actually be started solo in private already (pretty much the only way to get the accolades from stuff like Breaking the Planet nowadays)...while the 5 man queues can't.
Like run a pve or mission that has x as an enemy a certain amount of times so you can play missions and pve to go towards unlocking gear with just ec and dil.
Marks are the bane of my life and running ques that never pop do my head in.
Also remove 20/24 hr times and replace with 12hr ones. As play time varies day to day running events etc gets troublesome when relying kn fitting it in at certain times within timers.
It'd obviously have to be a massive rework of the core game, but it'd be an interesting idea. Not too much thought put into it since it'd never happen, but yeah.
The first thing I can think of that I'd remove is having that temporal agent (Phil Crey, I think) keep popping in on my screen just to tell me that the timeline is secure and that he'll let me know if anything changes. I don't need to see that every single time I log in. I'm like, "That's nice, Phil, but how 'bout you don't tell me anything *unless* it changes?"
I would like to remove the restriction arbitrarily placed on a handful of Romulan vessels that prevent them from having the IRW prefix.
I would also like to remove the current list of playable races and then replace it with one that includes Hirogen, Voth, Cardassians, and whatever else.
The horrible, ****** writing, and this "Galactic Alliance," from Delta Rising forward.
>removing the faction based on finding mutual understanding and coming together to achieve something greater in a series whose whole point has been about finding mutual understanding and coming together to achieve something greater.
This is why I can't take most people who complain about the story seriously.
Its almost exclusively based on trying to **** over everything Star Trek stood for in favor of
>MUH SPECIAL SNOWFLAKE FACTIONS!
^^^ Quoted for emphasis.
"I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of how awesome I am."
Starfleet people saluting as if they are in the army. And tailor restrictions.
I support this, but only because saluting is only appropriate while outside and wearing a cover. Obviously Starfleet doesn't include headwear as part of the uniform, and we spend 90% of our "ground" time indoors, so NPCs saluting is something that we should very rarely, if ever, see.
Starfleet people saluting as if they are in the army. And tailor restrictions.
I support this, but only because saluting is only appropriate while outside and wearing a cover. Obviously Starfleet doesn't include headwear as part of the uniform, and we spend 90% of our "ground" time indoors, so NPCs saluting is something that we should very rarely, if ever, see.
Hey, at least, there are some NPCs respecting us despite being lower-ranked than us. OK, the mission contacts still disrespect and order us around, but at least other NPC show us respect. And now, you want to remove them?
How about removing "factions"? It was a good idea, that fell by the wayside. And now all the playable "factions" are allies anyway?
Not necessarily remove, but join together so there are no more restrictions between them.
The unique origin stories are still good and useful, and as displayed in AoY the game can well support more of them if not saddled with the burden of separate marketplaces.
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I would like to remove the restriction arbitrarily placed on a handful of Romulan vessels that prevent them from having the IRW prefix.
Technically, I believe the ones without the IRW prefix are Republic specific designs that never saw service with the Romulan Star Empire, so lore wise why would they have the IRW prefix if they were never Imperial to begin with?
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Its a real pain, and can take quite a while to get a "Warp Out - ISA" going.
*nods*
I'd remove the forums. If I could have 2, then zonechat.
2) The queueing for red alerts. I do not care about the rationale behind the change. I liked being able to jump into those and start slaying borg immediately, without waiting for a team.
3) Un-droppable missions that clutter up your "in progress" list. Yes, I get that we've unlocked some super sekrit messages with our reputation projects, but I don't want to have to look at them until I FEEL LIKE IT.
4) Un-skippable cutscenes. I get that someone is proud of their work, but I'm only willing to sit through those once. And it is a deeply flawed approach that ties correct character avatar positioning for some interaction mechanic, to the end of a cutscene.
5) Mission reward set pieces all awarded by the same frigging mission. The correct way to do this is as it was done with the Dominion and Breen sets - spread out over a series of "episodes". The hateful, sociopathic way to do it is to make me repeat stuff like "A Step Between the Stars," "Sphere of Influence" and "Dust to Dust" multiple times to complete a mission reward set. I don't care if you're trying to pad your replay stats.
6) Missions that are single-player only. I get it. PvP is a mess of trolls and broken whale cheese, but I wish they would at least bother with this one other remaining pretense of it being a multi-player game.
Also, this diseased contortion of "immersion" requiring that it be a long hike between loot recycler(bartender)/mail/bank/tailor/vendor/shipyard/security officer, or that not every base should have these facilities. Just put one room on every base where all of these things are available!
Ooh, and transwarping to fleet bases. First reiterating my complete indifference to the rationale behind it, this pulling you back to the place you transwarped from needs to end. If I transwarp to my fleet base and then warp away from it, I should be in sector space, right next to my fleet base.
Yeah, wonderful white there. Sadly, clipping-wise, Dyson Shield is one of the worst out there. I often try and slot it, but then I notice some part protruding, or just general clipping. Still, when the shield fits...
Building on this, remove restrictions to visiting the bridge and small craft while visiting the fleet base.
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Not with the near complete lack of enforcement against bot-spammers who distort the market.
I support this, but only because saluting is only appropriate while outside and wearing a cover. Obviously Starfleet doesn't include headwear as part of the uniform, and we spend 90% of our "ground" time indoors, so NPCs saluting is something that we should very rarely, if ever, see.
They'd introduce new bugs, whilst removing the old.
All of this has happened before, and all of this will happen again.
The hate against Starfleet Dental, that way people can see how great they are to STO and the community.
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Whatever fanboy.
Like run a pve or mission that has x as an enemy a certain amount of times so you can play missions and pve to go towards unlocking gear with just ec and dil.
Marks are the bane of my life and running ques that never pop do my head in.
Also remove 20/24 hr times and replace with 12hr ones. As play time varies day to day running events etc gets troublesome when relying kn fitting it in at certain times within timers.
It'd obviously have to be a massive rework of the core game, but it'd be an interesting idea. Not too much thought put into it since it'd never happen, but yeah.
I would also like to remove the current list of playable races and then replace it with one that includes Hirogen, Voth, Cardassians, and whatever else.
^^^ Quoted for emphasis.
Hey, at least, there are some NPCs respecting us despite being lower-ranked than us. OK, the mission contacts still disrespect and order us around, but at least other NPC show us respect. And now, you want to remove them?
What is wrong with you, people?!
Not necessarily remove, but join together so there are no more restrictions between them.
The unique origin stories are still good and useful, and as displayed in AoY the game can well support more of them if not saddled with the burden of separate marketplaces.
Technically, I believe the ones without the IRW prefix are Republic specific designs that never saw service with the Romulan Star Empire, so lore wise why would they have the IRW prefix if they were never Imperial to begin with?
Hate to play Devil's Advocate, since I actually like the reboot movies, but someone's gonna say "doesn't apply because that isn't Prime Universe".