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She could be pretty much anything. I think the default for a Galactic Federation agent is probably something like a Beam Rifle/Willpower Sentinel. At the other extreme, I'd consider making her a Demons/Storm Mastermind. Demon Summoning because I could see her befriending more lost and misunderstood creatures as she did Stitch. And Storm Summoning because she has an in with Pudge, the fish who controls the weather.

It would be neat to get tip missions leading to the plaques for the history badges like we have for all of the exploration badges.

Diablo II: Amazon: Archery / Super Reflexes Sentinel Assassin: Claws / Ninjitsu Stalker Barbarian: Dual Blades / Invulnerability Brute Druid: Beast Mastery / Storm Summoning Mastermind Necromancer: Necromancy / Poison Mastermind Paladin: Shield / Broadsword Tanker Sorceress: Fire Blast / Cold Domination Corruptor

There are many things I love about this game, but one of the biggest draws for me was the endless potential and nigh unlimited supply of player-generated content available via the Mission Architect system. That was what I missed the most after the original servers closed, so I did some extensive searching to see if a similar system existed in any other games. I ended up with Star Trek Online and its Foundry system. I made missions, I played missions, it was great. Then a few years ago, to much outrage and uproar, they removed the Foundry from the game. I understood why they did it, but it made me sad. So I started looking again to see if there were any other games with a system like that in place. And that search led me here.

You can unlock that by finding every exploration badge in any zone. You can also get the accolade just by spending one hour in Pocket D and unlocking fast travel to there.

You can do a fully pacifist character solo. It'll just be really boring and take forever. Start off getting a few levels by finding exploration badges. Then you can start doing radio/newspaper missions. Only take missions for stealing things, or that otherwise involve clickies. About a third of those can be done without fighting. If combat is required, abandon the mission and try another. And make sure to autocomplete a mission on cooldown for the free rewards.

I agree that kheldians aren't really missing anything and don't need access to APPs. I'd still like them to get that access because I like having more options.

Honestly, I'd rather just have kheldians be allowed to take regular APPs, to more closely mirror VEATs who are allowed to take PPPs.

Why would you want to spend so much money on a new car when it's just going to get blown up in a mayhem mission anyway?

This is like, sixth-hand info, which I would put on basically the same level as unsubstantiated rumor, but I figured I'd share anyway. Apparently someone in charge of one of the other servers had a conversation with an NCSoft employee who was not involved in the negotiations, but had knowledge of the subject. This person allegedly confirmed that the talks did take place but later fell through. (Presumably due to a lack of interest on the part of NCSoft, although that is my own speculation.) And no one here can tell us of that outcome because NDA.

Sure you can. You just can't get them immediately. The trick is to place a bid for the amount you're willing to pay and then wait for one to be sold to you. It'll take a while. That's the tradeoff:. Do you want to save time or inf?

My preferred buff set is Leadership. Just generally good buffs available to everyone that you can toggle on and forget about.

I'm back to doing a variation of that same stoopid project again too! I was doing my own 'do all the missions at level' attempt before I disappeared and was mostly without internet access for like a year, but my previous attempt was built on an even more stoopider character concept of a toggle proc controller. I wanted to do all of my damage with toggle auras. It worked, more or less, but it was soooo slow. I gave up on it before getting to level 20. Now I'm going with a Soldier of Arachnos, because I decided that if I'm doing all of the content, I might as well have an exclusive epic arc thrown in.

Here's a bit of an off-the-wall and likely sub-optimal suggestion: a human robot-only kheldian. You've got eye beams from level 1, a variety of good melee and ranged attacks, and some decent utility and defense in the secondary.

I've never done this before, but... /jranger.

Under Power Customization, Controllers can change the color of some of their pets, like the gremlins and imps. Masterminds cannot, because their customization options are for the act of summoning rather than for the pets themselves.

Would it be possible to add Loyalist and Resistance alignment options to Null the Gull? This would allow almost all content, both Primal and Praetorian, to be accessible to all characters without needing to use Ouroboros.

Now that I am recently returned again, I'd be interested in joining this too, depending on the timing. I haven't done a dedicated theme team since playing with the Repeat Offenders on live.

I have a lifetime subscription to STO, but I mostly stopped playing after they got rid of the Foundry. Even when I did play, I never paid much attention to fleets. I'd just join whatever one I saw recruiting or if I liked the name. If you're looking for something more particular, and it sounds like you are, I'd recommend trying the STO reddit.

It's more about playstyle than archetypes and powers. Any character should be able to get to level 50 without ever damaging an enemy, or teaming with players that damage enemies. As mentioned, you can get some early xp from exploration badges. If you've got Hide or Stealth, you can do paper/radio missions involving item retrieval. In my experience, about a third of those can be completed without combat. If you'd be forced to fight, leave and abandon the mission. There's also another way: Auto-complete a mission once every three days and claim your meager rewards. This is very, very slow, but effective if you don't want to actually play the game.

Thanks! I don't know how many hundreds of times I've gone past those terminals and I've never tried clicking on one before.

You're an inspiration! I'm still crawling through my own attempt at this, currently only at level 12. Are the statistics like enemies defeated available in game or have you been keeping track separately? It's actually pretty easy to do both Resistance and Loyalist. You just have to be careful with the order you do them in because some missions will break contacts that are needed for others.

That's the tradeoff. You lose those if start red or blue. If you start gold, you lose every mission that isn't part of an arc and doesn't award a badge. There are a LOT of standalone missions. Now to be fair, a lot of those missions are terrible, but there are also a lot of good ones. At least in terms of quantity though, you lose out on a lot more if you start in Praetoria.

I am also going through everything everywhere, although I'm doing it on a controller. I will second what Snarky said: Don't start in Praetoria. Everything from Goldside is available in Ouro, but the same is not true for Red and Blue. As to your bigger question of burnout, I'll just add to chorus saying that a break may be in order. I played on live from the very beginning, but I only had an active account for like half of the time. I joined Homecoming as soon as I learned about it, but since then I've already taken like a year off. The current project of completing everything at level on one character has gotten me the most interested I've been in the game in a very long time.

The casino heist is a newspaper mission now.