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Just curious why are so many jem'hadar pheenin?
pino31
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Everytime I'm in a busy social zone (this time is ds9 and is often where i see them but other zones too), it seems like all the Jem'Hadar there are battle fatigued or whatever you call it when they run out of white.
Isn't white sold by Loriss on ds9 for free?
I just want to go get some myself and trade it to them or something. Like "here first time's free" lolol
To all Jem'Hadar characters, Tasha said it best:
"You have to understand that drugs - can make you feel good. They put you on top of the world. You're happy, sure of yourself, in control." -Tasha Yar.
Isn't white sold by Loriss on ds9 for free?
I just want to go get some myself and trade it to them or something. Like "here first time's free" lolol
To all Jem'Hadar characters, Tasha said it best:
"You have to understand that drugs - can make you feel good. They put you on top of the world. You're happy, sure of yourself, in control." -Tasha Yar.
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If I just go by the number of Jem's I see what are Kecetrel starved, it looks like they are used almost exclusively for farming alts. I feel like a unicorn because I have 2 Jem's that are actually progressed through the story and built up.
I suspect that, like me, a lot of them simply cannot stand using the things on the ground and a lot of the Gamma arc are ground missions. A lot of people probably never did any of the Gamma arc missions with them.
For instance I only keep my one Gamma recruit around (just making it and grinding it though the tutorial was so odious that I never made one for my second account) because there are some few very long term things left on the transponder that do not take doing ground missions to do them, and also just in case there is a toadlocked ship that comes out that I really want for a faux-Vorta that needs unlocking. If push comes to shove at some point and I really need another character slot at a time I don't have the cash to get one (like for a new type of recruiting event or whatever) then it is out the door with no regrets since it is useless to me besides the two functions I mentioned (though the bugship they come with is nice for a T5u).
Whew!
CM
Looks right with the character.
There are a lot of people who only have J'H to do the Gamma recruit crafting, doffing, etc., and the space requirements to get benefits for the characters they actually play. If they do not play them as a character what is the point of doing anything about the Ketracel addiction since they will never actually use them in a way in which the withdrawal will have any impact at all?
If the Ketracel deprivation impacted the ship performance (since they are needed to unlock some of the Dominion ships for playable characters) or doffing, or if the missions leading up to breaking the addiction had no ground parts at all it might be different, but for many it is a case of parking the things somewhere and rarely if ever moving them from that spot while the player does the "off camera" game elements with the crafting, doffing, or whatever window over the J'H so they don't have to look at it.
If the clicky goals did not take so long to complete then most of the stagger-and-sway brigade would probably be long gone unless the player is keeping them in case of new crafting/doffing/admiralty/toadlocked ships/whatever things turning up in the future.
The best solution would be to open up the microfaction to Vorta and possibly some of the other Gamma quadrant races that would be eligible for Gamma recruit and ship unlocking, if they did that most of the Ketracel zombies would in all likelihood vanish the next time a Gamma recruit event rolled around.
If it wasn't for Gamma recruit benefits for the other factions there would be a whole lot fewer J'H created because from what is said in chat and in various threads in this forum and elsewhere they are strongly disliked by at least three types of players: canon sticklers who want to play the Dominion setup as shown in DS9 (all officers were Vorta, J'H could only rise to the equivalent of noncoms), those who object to genderlocked races/classes/factions, and roleplayers who just cannot (or don't like to) get into the things' heads, and probably other reasons beyond those three.
"Dust to Dust" from the Delta arc has the same kind of jumping garbage. It amazes me that so many online games have that nonsense when internet connections are often too variable to do them. That is especially true in areas were the only broadband is cable isp, since whole neighborhoods share one pipe random spikes are inevitable.
Ehhh, just trash 'em. You don't need 'em anymore, I wager. Break the habit, don't become a Jemhadar Charlie Sheen, yo.
The jumping in Tenebris Torment wasn't really that bad - not nearly as annoying, in my opinion, as navigating the tunnels in the section named for a description in Zork (and one that I had actually muttered to myself before reading the title - "well, here I am, in a maze of twisty tunnels, all alike..."). And while I will be upgrading the Jem's ship soon (I'm working my old Klink recruit through the Civil War right now), that bugship is actually kind of fun to fly in the space-combat sections.
Its honestly a LOT easier than the Dust to Dust thing.
And as mentioned, the only reason the Jem'Hadar have the 20 hour timegate is because they could potentially just claim rewards instantly, thus a potential exploit. Make Jem'Hadar, collect, refine, recycle, rince and repeat.
So I don't really care what state he's in.
I at least played through the whole story up through some of the early DSC content. But I prefer my non Dominion because I kinda prefer playing female characters. Scorch isn't a bad Jem'Hadar though. Things just... tend to blow up around him.
'Zathras is used to being beast of burden to other people's needs. Zathras have sad life, probably have sad death, but at least there is symmetry.'
l don't know.
l really don't know what l'm about to say, except l have a feeling about it.
That l must repeat the words that come without my knowledge.'
I do, in fact, have a Michael Garibaldi (my most advanced FedTac; AoY) and a Zathras (RomTac Alien, Delta Recruit). The latter isn't going to see a lot of action now that he's unlocked everything that he could and I was all too aware of that going in, hence the name and looks.