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Scuttling ships for room in roster:

pulpsmack#4226 pulpsmack
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edited September 2023 in Star Trek Online General Discussion
What I know:

- If you remove the ship the Fleet Card remains in the roster for admiralty missions.

- If you remove a Zen Store ship purchased alone or in a pack, you can reclaim it.


What I don’t know:

- If a leveled T6 is removed does the trait remain? (90% confident it would)

- If a leveled T5/T6 is removed does the Z store reclaimed ship need to be leveled (again) or does the mastery remain?
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  • baddmoonrizinbaddmoonrizin Member Posts: 10,914 Community Moderator
    No, mastery does stay, same as the trait.
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  • salazarrazesalazarraze Member Posts: 3,794 Arc User
    Traits and mastery both stay.
    When you see "TRIBBLE" in my posts, it's because I manually typed "TRIBBLE" and censored myself.
  • protoneousprotoneous Member Posts: 3,159 Arc User
    That's interesting that when you reclaim a mastered C-Store ship the mastery stays and it's presented to you fully mastered. To be honest I've never tried that. Neat.
  • avoozuulavoozuul Member Posts: 3,215 Arc User
    baddmoonrizin wrote: »
    No, mastery does stay, same as the trait.
    This.

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  • uiabuiab Member Posts: 23 Arc User
    don't ever delete a leveled ship. Just buy more slots.
  • seaofsorrowsseaofsorrows Member Posts: 10,919 Arc User
    Mastery definitely stays, you can dismiss a C-Store ship and lose nothing.
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  • baddmoonrizinbaddmoonrizin Member Posts: 10,914 Community Moderator
    If it's a reclaimable ship (C-Store, LTS, or Event) why not delete it? You really lose nothing. The only ships that you wouldn't want to delete are Lockbox, Promo, and Lobi ships. Fleet and Dilithium ships can be earned back easy enough, but could also qualify to spare from deletion. But even those can be dry docked to make room on your active roster.
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  • pulpsmack#4226 pulpsmack
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    > @uiab said:
    > don't ever delete a leveled ship. Just buy more slots.


    Got bigger fish to fry than buying slots for role-irrelevant ships... esp when T5 and they can be reclaimed.

    Your suggestion would have a lot more merit if the c-store sold account-wide ship expansion slots. Individual slots per alt (à la cart) is plain stupid and a rip off past a very low point.
  • seaofsorrowsseaofsorrows Member Posts: 10,919 Arc User
    edited October 2019
    You should always dismiss any C-Store or Re-Claimable Event ship you're not actually using.

    There is literally no benefit to keeping them on your ship roster if they're not being used. Dismissing them costs you nothing, you're just wasting a ship slot.
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  • ltminnsltminns Member Posts: 12,572 Arc User
    Unless you are using it to store equipment.
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  • mustrumridcully0mustrumridcully0 Member Posts: 12,963 Arc User
    ltminns wrote: »
    Unless you are using it to store equipment.

    That is an option, yes. The mid-term goal should probably be to have viable item sets for the major ship classes/builds, like a set of torpedoes for a science/exotic build, a set of cannons for an Escort or quick-turning Cruiser build, and a set of beams. Next step might be multiple item suited for different ship classes or just fun.
    Of course, you can store all this in the regular inventory or bank, too, but you might need the space for all the universal consoles from all the C-Store and Event ships you own... :p And all the junk you kept around "in case I ever try to run a Tetryon setup"...
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  • davefenestratordavefenestrator Member Posts: 10,664 Arc User
    mustrumridcully0 wrote: »
    ltminns wrote: »
    Unless you are using it to store equipment.

    That is an option, yes. The mid-term goal should probably be to have viable item sets for the major ship classes/builds, like a set of torpedoes for a science/exotic build, a set of cannons for an Escort or quick-turning Cruiser build, and a set of beams. Next step might be multiple item suited for different ship classes or just fun.
    Of course, you can store all this in the regular inventory or bank, too, but you might need the space for all the universal consoles from all the C-Store and Event ships you own... :p And all the junk you kept around "in case I ever try to run a Tetryon setup"...

    I was doing that, but I have so many alts I can cover any damage type for endeavors by switching to a different captain.

    I've now vendored a bunch of reputation box gear that I was saving "just in case."
  • nixie50nixie50 Member Posts: 1,343 Arc User
    really wish dry dock ships retained equipment
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  • davefenestratordavefenestrator Member Posts: 10,664 Arc User
    azrael605 wrote: »
    > @baddmoonrizin said:
    > No, mastery does stay, same as the trait.

    I'll have to check again later but I seem to remember losing the mastery on my Andromeda class when I dismissed and reclaimed. However if I'm wrong so be it.

    I think it was like that when T6 was introduced back in 2014, but it appears to have changed at some point.

    I reclaimed a Mat'Ha this weekend and it was back with full mastery.

  • alcyoneserenealcyoneserene Member Posts: 2,414 Arc User
    Nothing of value is lost if deleting a C-Store ship, except I haven't checked if the saved loadouts stay and I suspect they do, and pretty sure ship tailor customizations vanish.

    Just a reminder: check that it's not a fleet variant as those get deleted, and check the hidden cosmetics tab so you don't accidentally delete a vanity item - which should be set as protected to prevent that in the first place.
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  • seaofsorrowsseaofsorrows Member Posts: 10,919 Arc User
    edited October 2019
    azrael605 wrote: »

    I'll have to check again later but I seem to remember losing the mastery on my Andromeda class when I dismissed and reclaimed. However if I'm wrong so be it.

    You're not wrong..

    It used to work this way, when you discharged a ship, you lost the progress. It was fixed in a patch some time ago to make it so Mastery is now retained when a ship is dismissed and re-claimed. :smile:
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  • ltminnsltminns Member Posts: 12,572 Arc User
    But, but, the Plasma Manifolds may be out of alignment by .06 microns, so you really don't have the correct experience with the newly reclaimed ship. You'll have to go destroy another 150 Kazon Ships to really master the new model. ;)
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  • foxrockssocksfoxrockssocks Member Posts: 2,482 Arc User
    alcyoneserene wrote: »
    Nothing of value is lost if deleting a C-Store ship, except I haven't checked if the saved loadouts stay and I suspect they do, and pretty sure ship tailor customizations vanish.

    Just a reminder: check that it's not a fleet variant as those get deleted, and check the hidden cosmetics tab so you don't accidentally delete a vanity item - which should be set as protected to prevent that in the first place.

    Ship tailor customization vanishes every time you go to the tailor. It has been more than a little frustrating to want to change the skin or just the nacelles or something to then have to completely recreate the ship.
  • ltminnsltminns Member Posts: 12,572 Arc User
    Save and load later.
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  • mustrumridcully0mustrumridcully0 Member Posts: 12,963 Arc User
    edited October 2019
    foxrockssocks wrote: »
    alcyoneserene wrote: »
    Nothing of value is lost if deleting a C-Store ship, except I haven't checked if the saved loadouts stay and I suspect they do, and pretty sure ship tailor customizations vanish.

    Just a reminder: check that it's not a fleet variant as those get deleted, and check the hidden cosmetics tab so you don't accidentally delete a vanity item - which should be set as protected to prevent that in the first place.

    Ship tailor customization vanishes every time you go to the tailor. It has been more than a little frustrating to want to change the skin or just the nacelles or something to then have to completely recreate the ship.

    That often happens on the first visit, if you click cancel and enter again, you get your customization back. It's a weird, annoying and long-standing bug.
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  • markhawkmanmarkhawkman Member Posts: 35,236 Arc User
    mustrumridcully0 wrote: »
    foxrockssocks wrote: »
    alcyoneserene wrote: »
    Nothing of value is lost if deleting a C-Store ship, except I haven't checked if the saved loadouts stay and I suspect they do, and pretty sure ship tailor customizations vanish.

    Just a reminder: check that it's not a fleet variant as those get deleted, and check the hidden cosmetics tab so you don't accidentally delete a vanity item - which should be set as protected to prevent that in the first place.
    Ship tailor customization vanishes every time you go to the tailor. It has been more than a little frustrating to want to change the skin or just the nacelles or something to then have to completely recreate the ship.
    That often happens on the first visit, if you click cancel and enter again, you get your customization back. It's a weird, annoying and long-standing bug.
    Might be a lag artifact. IE the game hasn't loaded the customization options by the time it tries to show you them.
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