@PerfectWorld@trekonlinegame There is basically zero chance this means anything good for the players. If the anti-consumer stuff was working, they are going to keep doing it, but it might mean even more anti-consumer practices incoming.
@shuttlepodshow What do you think Gene Roddenberry would think of NFTs, and do you think he would allow them if he were still alive or in charge of Star Trek?
@AugmentedDG check out https://t.co/A0KPS4CrFT, it will allow you to preview your thumbnail on different screens along with the title. Very good free tool
@Stu1701@BorticusCryptic I know I've had character bound ones before. Maybe the changed it at some point or I had some gifted from a bundle or something. Ever since then I've always waited to transfer the tokens. Learn something new everyday I guess.
You guys do realize that Cryptic pays a license for Star Trek and isn't officially part of Star Trek right? And that even if they were, CBS and Paramount sell NFT's and aren't anything like Trek, right? Stop letting your love for the franchise make you a sucker.
@lewisc1114@Stu1701@BorticusCryptic He is an employee of a gaming company, not your friend, and not even a representative of Star Trek. The only toxic thing here is the weird parasocial relationships you all have with the developers
Star Trek Online is the only game I can think of that puts out $5,000 worth of products a year while holding a weekly livestream just to tell us they aren't going to make the game better.
With Easter right around the corner, remember that plastic Easter grass lasts forever in the environment (left), often ending up in bird's nests and our waterways. Opt for the crinkled paper version (right). It eventually biodegrades and is much safer.
@VengeanceGOD People who say that are usually referring to delays and cancellations. I know the airport itself is nice, I slept on a bench there overnight when my flight was cancelled once lol