Hello All,
I'd like to start seeing missions that give us more control over how they play out.
For example this past weekly series: (Loved it)

We were faced with a decision that saw us side with Reman resistance leader; however, what whould happen if we chose to side with the Tal Shiar?
I'd like to see future missions that have multiple outcomes based on the actions of the player.
I'll have to play around with the foundry to see if it's possible to creat multiple outcome missions
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on that not how about one where although they are working together, their objectives or goals differ.
- similar to the class-specific accolades in the last series, the accolade is for completing your species-specific goal.
just my 2 cents
I'm still wating for open faction STF missions.
The Borg and Undine are equal problems for both factions; you'd think it would be in our best interest to work together to deal with them.
Open faction STF missions would be a big boost to the few KDF that like to run STF missions and make finding party members easier for both factions
Yes. Allowing KDF to join Fed STFs would make it so a lot more people could have borg equipment. I am 100% for this.
I think that it'll be a few years before we see that happening, if it happens at all. I'd like to see that though
We have that ability already. Depending on the choice you make, you'll get a different set of text-based responses. So siding with the Reman's gave you one response and when you play on an alt character you can side with the Tal Shiar and get a different text-boxed response
His point was that there are no lasting consequences of the decision you make. Whether you choose to side with Obisek or arrest him, the subsequent mission is exactly the same.
Unfortunately, the reality is that true branching missions require too much development time for the amount of play time you get in return. After all, why make two missions that are each played by 50% of people when you can make one mission that's played by 100% of people?
This was disappointing. Why give us a decision to make if it makes no difference in the long run. I couldn't wait till coliseum to see the results of my decisions in frozen, alas there were no differences.
Just a tease.