I think at this point I have been at every color station and not once have I seen the graphics for the fire when I've had to put it out. I'd say it is on every station and the only potentially useful screenshot would be from someone who *can* see the fire and compare their setup to ours.
I was coming here to make note of this, too. Not because it causes any real problem in the model rocket TFO, but because, like other graphics that were missing, it might be a symptom of an issue that does cause a problem somewhere.
I had this happen to me a couple times. My suggestion once you get it fixed is to lock the tray (checkbox at the bottom of the skills window the other poster shows) so you don't accidentally drag skills around unless you want to add, move, or remove a skill on purpose.
Just ran it. The graphics for electrified floors are indeed back. I finished the mission and my Klingon recruit was able to check off the Delta Quadrant arc. There is a possible bug in the graphics for a later section where I think platforms are still visible when they are meant to be retracted, but a secondary graphic…
It is possible this same issue is affecting other things that broke at or around the same time. If so, removing the puzzle would not help, but fixing the problem would. Plus, I would not count on being able to remove one piece of a mission like that without the whole jenga tower toppling.
This is still (or maybe again? hard to tell sometimes) an issue. The mission tracker is hidden on Nukara, making it quite annoying to see your progress. A search did not bring up anywhere this was acknowledged or commented on when it comes to a possible fix. Has there been any news in the past 6 months? Thanks.
It has been mentioned and is very helpful to know. Especially for people who already have one. I'm just not sure I'll be spending ~4million ec to get around a bug in one mission. :)
Really, I would not mind the length of time it takes to fix so long as it is acknowledged. I have seen them put a "known issues" in patch notes before and, I think, it is a very useful thing to do to let people know they are aware of an issue that literally breaks part of the game like this. Leaving it in silent limbo just…
From the wiki ( https://stowiki.net/wiki/Mission:_Lost_Dominion#Availability ): "For Romulan Republic characters, the Player must have completed Mission: Turning Point, selected an Ally and accepted Mission: Neutral No More." Not sure how accurate it is, but might be something to check. Edit: just realized these look like…
Still no mention of this in the patch notes or known issues. (And yes, I know they *must* be aware of it by now, I just wish they would actually put it in writing.)
I have a relatively slow carrier and it did not seem to take me that long to get from one ship to another at full impulse. Granted, my issue is that other ships are so much faster than I am, I have to get a head start for there to be anything left for me to shoot at. :)
One of the issues I have had with STO for years is the lack of accountability when it comes to missing store purchases. There wasn't (and still isn't as far as I can tell) any receipt system to let you confirm what you bought. For this case, do you still have the borg bridge officer on one of your characters (as some kind…
Unfortunately, that response is a form letter. Which doesn't mean it isn't true, just that it doesn't necessarily tell us much either way. I did not really expect it to be fixed with today's patch (if the event patch was already approved, NOT making more changes to it is probably a wise decision), but I was hoping they…
I'll see if I can find the exact spot where it was said, but there was a reddit post where the difference between the other changes and this one was noted. In the other case (PW/Gearbox), the new company was just doing the publishing. The development stayed with Cryptic. That does not mean changes did not happen because of…
No, they don't. But patch notes do sometimes have a "known issues" section to acknowledge problems that exist and are being looked into. Especially problems that are affecting a large number of players or that break missions. The anniversary event had a problem that was breaking omega missions for all KDF players, but it…
I'm not doubting any of that. And yeah, mistakes get made and it isn't usually a big deal. I'm just saying it still could have been corrected at some time in the past week. Internet posts are not, last I checked, immutably carved in solid rock. :smile:
Or you have to find "dead" ones to gather DNA or something. I just retconned it in my brain into the vaadwaur making cyborg drones from some of their people who could not be otherwise revived. Grandpa's not gone...he's just a shield drone now. :D
Yep. Sometimes it seems strange, though, that when something is wrong (missing shutdown announcements like last week, wrong details on announcements like this one), *we* are the ones tasked with remembering how it normally is rather than the company running the show. :D