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242 – We’re Terran It Up | Priority One: A Star Trek News Podcast

Elijah 2015-10-05 601 12


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Subscription Box1Greetings, Admirals! You’re listening to EPISODE 242 OF PRIORITY ONE PODCAST, the premier Star Trek Online podcast! This episode was recorded LIVE on Thursday, October 1st, 2015 and made available for download or streaming on Monday, October 5th, 2015 at PriorityOnePodcast.com!

This week we’ve got a very special interview with 5th Passenger stars Manu Intiraymi and Morgan Lariah, and director Scott Baker. In Star Trek Online news, we’re finding out what really happened to Empress Sela after the end of Midnight, and we’re also taking a first look at the details of the upcoming Admiralty and Terran Reputation systems.

And as always, before we wrap things up, we’ll open Hailing Frequencies for your incoming messages.

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  • What are your first impressions of the admiralty system? What are you most looking forward to?

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Elio is a Northern New Jersey Cuban-American and graduate of Kean University, having earned his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance in 2011. He has performed in internationally renowned performance halls such as Avery Fisher Hall with the New York Philharmonic, as a member of the Westminster Symphonic Choir, and in Beijing, China as a representative for Kean University. Since 2012, he has had the wonderful opportunity to Executive Produce Priority One – the premiere Star Trek Online podcast. Whether recruiting, managing the global team of talented volunteers, arranging interviews with special guests, editing, web-development, finding sponsors, managing crowd funding, or writing content for the podcast, Elio has a hand in it all. A long-time Trekkie, Elio has been watching the series since he was a child and sneaking in late night, back-to-back, episodes of TNG reruns. He finally embraced the Trekdom in college and spent many hours catching up on the entire multiverse…. instead of studying.

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  1. GavinRuneblade on 2015-11-04

    Very late reply.

    I too would prefer a bit more of an imersive UI for the admiralty system. Like a galaxy map and assigning ships to missions that appear as spots on the map. Something.

    I don’t mind how the ship cards are handled, or assigning your own ship while flying it, etc. But overall, I find it just a bit too similar to the Doff system, I’d like it to be differentiated more.

  2. GavinRuneblade on 2019-01-30

    Very late reply.

    I too would prefer a bit more of an imersive UI for the admiralty system. Like a galaxy map and assigning ships to missions that appear as spots on the map. Something.

    I don’t mind how the ship cards are handled, or assigning your own ship while flying it, etc. But overall, I find it just a bit too similar to the Doff system, I’d like it to be differentiated more.

  3. Jonathan Towry on 2015-10-07

    I am looking forward to the new system looks great so far. As was mentioned it will make me feel like I’m actually an Admiral doing Admiraly things. I hope we can somehow claim some of the lower tier ships. I’ve been playing for a couple of years and all I have are tier 5 and 6 ships. I’m sure the devs will make adjustments based on our feedback, they’ve been doing well so far.

    I’m most looking forward to actually making use of my other ships. In preparation I’ve already been playing more of my ships, leveling them up . I’ve been enjoying revisiting some of my ships I’ve not commanded in a while. Great show guys keep it up!

  4. Jonathan Towry on 2019-01-30

    I am looking forward to the new system looks great so far. As was mentioned it will make me feel like I’m actually an Admiral doing Admiraly things. I hope we can somehow claim some of the lower tier ships. I’ve been playing for a couple of years and all I have are tier 5 and 6 ships. I’m sure the devs will make adjustments based on our feedback, they’ve been doing well so far.

    I’m most looking forward to actually making use of my other ships. In preparation I’ve already been playing more of my ships, leveling them up . I’ve been enjoying revisiting some of my ships I’ve not commanded in a while. Great show guys keep it up!

  5. sanokskyrat on 2015-10-06

    Good NEWS the cool DOwns for the admiralty system have CHANGED just a few hours ago!

    The F2P players are not having such a big advatage because that is still only 5 ships and some assignment need over 200 points in ALL eng, tac, and sci. There is no way for them to even get close to those missions. And if you are a KDF or Romulan forget about having that as well sci is really really hard to do with them.

  6. sanokskyrat on 2019-01-30

    Good NEWS the cool DOwns for the admiralty system have CHANGED just a few hours ago!

    The F2P players are not having such a big advatage because that is still only 5 ships and some assignment need over 200 points in ALL eng, tac, and sci. There is no way for them to even get close to those missions. And if you are a KDF or Romulan forget about having that as well sci is really really hard to do with them.

  7. Mike on 2015-10-06

    I really enjoy the Admiralty system. I’ve been dabbling in it with two characters for four days now, and look forward to going in each time. It is very quick and easy, especially if you read the notification when you first open the screens!
    Observations:
    – I bought the Delta Rising Expansion, so my Andorrian character has many more ships to assign to the missions than my Romulan one does. This impacts the number of missions you can run simultaneously.
    – You can run Klingon and Federation arc missions regardless of your faction, which breaks my immersion when I assign my Andorrian to a Klingon-type mission.
    – Ship type dictates the scores for each ship, not the equipment. Both characters have Nandis with the same score, even though one is stripped of all gear and the other is fully loaded.
    -Your main ship is still available to fly on STFs, even if you assign it to an Admiralty mission.
    – It would be nice if you could assign your bridge officers to lead missions as well, but not have these available for use in-game.
    Cool-down time for maintenance is long, but this makes the planning for the missions more challenging since you have a limited and constantly changing pool of ships to assign.
    -The Tours of Duty missions (which appear to give big bonuses once you complete 10) appear to be randomly available. My Romulan got one after three days, but my Andorrian got one on their first day.

    I expect that sales of ships and ship slots will increase dramatically; I am now eyeing that multi-faction Command Cruiser megabundle, partially so that I will have more ships available for my Admiralty assignments! 🙂

  8. Mike on 2019-01-30

    I really enjoy the Admiralty system. I’ve been dabbling in it with two characters for four days now, and look forward to going in each time. It is very quick and easy, especially if you read the notification when you first open the screens!
    Observations:
    – I bought the Delta Rising Expansion, so my Andorrian character has many more ships to assign to the missions than my Romulan one does. This impacts the number of missions you can run simultaneously.
    – You can run Klingon and Federation arc missions regardless of your faction, which breaks my immersion when I assign my Andorrian to a Klingon-type mission.
    – Ship type dictates the scores for each ship, not the equipment. Both characters have Nandis with the same score, even though one is stripped of all gear and the other is fully loaded.
    -Your main ship is still available to fly on STFs, even if you assign it to an Admiralty mission.
    – It would be nice if you could assign your bridge officers to lead missions as well, but not have these available for use in-game.
    Cool-down time for maintenance is long, but this makes the planning for the missions more challenging since you have a limited and constantly changing pool of ships to assign.
    -The Tours of Duty missions (which appear to give big bonuses once you complete 10) appear to be randomly available. My Romulan got one after three days, but my Andorrian got one on their first day.

    I expect that sales of ships and ship slots will increase dramatically; I am now eyeing that multi-faction Command Cruiser megabundle, partially so that I will have more ships available for my Admiralty assignments! 🙂

  9. Silversky on 2015-10-05

    Love the show P1, One of the pics for the Admiralty show a T6 Dreadnought and so it looks like we are getting a T6 Galaxy Dreadnought with S11.

  10. Silversky on 2019-01-30

    Love the show P1, One of the pics for the Admiralty show a T6 Dreadnought and so it looks like we are getting a T6 Galaxy Dreadnought with S11.

  11. seannewboy on 2015-10-05

    Wonderful show everyone, even those that have problems with the word Admiralty.

    I can not wait for the new system.

  12. seannewboy on 2019-01-30

    Wonderful show everyone, even those that have problems with the word Admiralty.

    I can not wait for the new system.

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