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Duty Officer Requisition - Dominion Cadre is a duty officer reward when completing the mission “Facility 4028” for the first time.

Use this requisition to allow the following Dominion cadre of Unique Duty Officers to join your roster:

" Dathan " Very Rare Male Vorta Biochemist ( Medical ) Traits: Cunning , Tactful , Efficient , Telekinesis Special: Allows the production of [ Ketracel White ] from your ship's replicator when on Active Ground Duty.

" Omet'Etan " Rare Male Jem'Hadar Projectile Weapons Officer Traits: Aggressive , Efficient , Honorable , Shroud

" Kudak'ika " Rare Male Jem'Hadar Energy Weapons Officer Traits: Aggressive , Efficient , Honorable , Shroud

• These officers will be bound to you and cannot be traded. This requisition is only granted once per character's lifetime.

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The Kelvin Constitution II!

By Ambassador Kael | Wed 10 Apr 2024 09:00:00 AM PDT

In this age of universes colliding, a peek into another way events could have gone is nothing new. Starfleet generally has regulations on technology from other universes crossing into our own, but there’s a few backdoors that have been used by enterprising Starfleet Captains. The results of one such loophole bring us a ship that many never thought they’d see in action: The Constitution II, of the Kelvin Timeline. You'll have the chance to get this ship when you open an Infinity Crafting Pack or Infinity Duty Officer pack on PC from  April 11th at 8am PT to May 2nd at 12pm PT.

Kelvin Timeline Constitution II Intel Cruiser

This successor to the ill-fated U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701), which was lost in the Altamid nebula, was envisioned as being one of the most advanced ships in Starfleet for its time. Purpose-built for exploration of that selfsame nebula, it has been outfitted with cutting-edge navigational sensor equipment as well as impressive maneuverability for a ship of its size. Originally constructed at Yorktown Station, this ship has also been outfitted with experimental gravitational manipulation technology, and prototype defensive capabilities imagined as a direct countermeasure to the unfortunate attack that destroyed its predecessor and namesake.

This ship comes with a Commander Engineering / Intelligence Bridge Officer Seat, and a Lt. Commander Tactical / Pilot Bridge Officer Seat.

Ship Details:

• Tier: 6
• Faction: Federation or Federation-Aligned
• Required Rank: Must Complete the Tutorial
• Hull Modifier: 1.3
• Shield Modifier: 1.1
• Fore Weapons: 5
• Aft Weapons: 3
• Device Slots: 4
• 1x Lt. Commander Tactical / Pilot
• 1x Commander Engineering / Intel
• 1x Ensign Science
• 1x Lieutenant Universal
• 1x Lt. Commander Universal
• Consoles: 4 Tactical, 4 Engineering, 3 Science (scales with level)
• Base Turn Rate: 11
• Impulse Modifier: 0.17
• Inertia: 60
• +5 to All Subsystem Power
• Console - Universal -
• Proximity-Based Anti-Opposition Emitter (P.B.A.O.E.)
• Cloaking Device
• "Gather Intel" Ship Mechanic
• Command – Strategic Maneuvering
• Command – Shield Frequency Modulation
• Command – Weapon System Efficiency
• Command – Attract Fire
• Absorptive Plating (+Physical and Kinetic Damage Res)
• Rapid Repairs (+Hull Regeneration)
• Enhanced Hull Plating (+Energy Damage Resistance Rating)
• Armored Hull (+Max Hull Capacity)
• Gravitational Nexus (Starship Trait)  

Admiralty Stats

• Sci: 27
• Tac: 38
• Special: -10% Maintenance per TacShip or EngShip  

Console - Universal - Proximity-Based Anti-Opposition Emitter

This defensive countermeasure was developed in direct response to the Altamid Drone Swarm attack which destroyed the U.S.S. Enterprise within the dense nebula near Yorktown Station. The devastation caused by those unanticipated hull-to-hull contacts can now (hopefully) be remedied. This technology sets up a harmonic resonance between the interior of the ship’s deflector shields, and a polarized hull plating, allowing the ship’s phaser emitters to “bounce” energy around between them, resulting in a field of devastation that is intended to be deadly to enemy vessels caught in its emissions. Increasing the ship’s impulse speed results in a natural increase in the harmonization potential, further amplifying the phaser damage potential.

This console also provides a passive increase to Phaser Damage, Flight Speed and Turn Rate.

Starship Trait - Gravitational Nexus

Adapted from the complex gravitational technology used at Yorktown Station, this artificial nexus can generate gravitational eddies to aid in the flight of starships, projectiles, and exotic particles that are attuned to the gravitational fields being generated.

Activating any Bridge Officer Anomaly ability will simultaneously deploy an Artificial Gravitational Nexus at the location of the target. Allies within 5km of this Nexus will receive increased Flight Speed and Maneuverability, as well as Bonus Damage with Exotic Damage Abilities, and Projectile Weapons.

This buff extends to the 24 allies nearest to the Nexus in the affected area, including summoned allies, hangar pets, targetable torpedoes, and mines.

Infinity Promotion Details

From April 11th at 8am PT to May 2nd at 12pm PT on PC , we are running a promotion that will provide an additional bonus when opening a Research and Development Pack or a Duty Officer Pack!

When you purchase a Research and Development Pack or a Duty Officer Pack from the C-Store during this promotion and open it, you will receive either 10 Lobi Crystals or a  Special Requisition Choice Pack - Tier 6 Promotional Ship Choice Pack  in addition to the Research and Development Pack.

Opening this  Special Requisition Choice Pack - Tier 6 Promotional Ship Choice Pack  will give the recipient a choice of any Tier 6 ship found in any previous Research & Development or Duty Officer Promotional Pack. 

The player fortunate enough to win this ship pack will be presented with a choice of claiming a package containing this exciting new starship, or any one of the following ships:

Note:  Only newly purchased Research and Development or Duty Officer Packs packs will offer the chance to win the  Special Requisition Choice Pack - Tier 6 Promotional Ship Choice Pack  during this promotional event. Packs purchased before or after the event will not offer bonus Lobi or the  Special Requisition Choice Pack - Tier 6 Promotional Ship Choice Pack.  Packs purchased during the event, but opened after the event ends, will still benefit from this promotion’s bonus rewards.

Event & Sales

We’re pleased to announce the return of the Research and Development Weekend! This event will run from  April 11th at 8am PT to April 15th at 12pm PT on PC , and features several bonuses throughout STO that will give Captains of all levels a leg up advancing their rank in the Research and Development school(s) of their choice.

For those Captains looking specifically for extra help with their projects, all R&D packs throughout the game will give out an extra 25% of the items they currently disperse for the duration of this event. Queue R&D Material Reward Packages (Normal, Advanced and Elite) will reward 25% more R&D Materials and have a chance to reward a Catalyst.

Alternatively, Captains wanting to advance through Research and Development schools as fast as possible should seek out Harvest Nodes, located in mission maps throughout STO, which will not only disperse 2 extra R&D Materials each time they are used, but will also reward 10 Dilithium Ore and have a chance to give out a R&D Catalyst during this event.

For all Captains that work on a Research and Development project during this weekend event, those projects will reward an extra 50% of the appropriate Research and Development School XP. This includes projects to make components as well as those to make items.

From April 11th at 8am PT to April 15th at 12pm PT on PC , we are running a special weekend event where you can earn Bonus Commendation XP by completing any Duty Officer assignments! 

To those junior officers who work tirelessly in cramped Jefferies Tubes, perish namelessly on away missions, or provide the endless streams of reports and analysis necessary for a starship to function – this event is dedicated to you!

During this event, you’ll gain a 50% increase in all Commendation XP earned by completion of Duty Officer assignments. You don’t need to do anything special for this bonus – it’s automatic.

Receive a FREE* special Purple quality duty officer with a unique active roster power by speaking with your duty officer contact. For Starfleet officers and Romulan allies, this is an engineering Exocomp duty officer; for KDF officers and Romulan allies, it is a Reman duty officer.

*This is not available if you already claimed it the last time we ran the event.

Duty officer packs** opened during the event will each have a FREE additional Green quality or better duty officer inside. This only applies to C-Store purchased packs, not to those awarded during rank-up, from recruitment assignments or mini-packs. Also, it applies only to packs opened during the event, even if they are purchased prior to the event. 

**The packs included in this offer are: Delta Alliance Duty Officer Pack, Gamma Quadrant Duty Officer Cadre, Reinforcements Duty Officer Pack, Fleet Support Duty Officer Pack, Romulan Survivor Duty Officer Pack, Fleet Support Duty Officer Pack, Klingon Empire Duty Officer Pack and Federation Duty Officer Pack.

The Academy particle scanning events are now part of the Junior Officer Appreciation Event! Visit Starfleet Academy or Klingon Academy during the event and speak to Professor Meyer or Commander B’Tama. Pick a cadet to train, then engage in scanning particles all about the academy grounds. As you scan and capture particles you’ll help to train the cadet, and in exchange your faction will release a new random Duty Officer to you. The more particles you scan, the better the quality of the officer you can claim!

• Scan a minimum of 5 traces to be rewarded a Common Duty Officer
• Scan a minimum of 25 traces to be rewarded a  Uncommon  Duty Officer
• Scan a minimum of 50 traces to be rewarded a  Rare  Duty Officer
• Scan a minimum of 75 traces to be rewarded a  Very Rare  Duty Officer  

Remember, additional reserve roster duty officer slots (in increments of 25 and 100) are available from the in-game C-Store, for up to a maximum of 500 reserve roster spaces.

Have fun, and try not to send too many duty officers to Sickbay!  

In addition, Research and Development packs will be available to Captains for 20% off!  From April 11th at 8am PT to April 15th at 12pm PT on PC , both Research and Development packs as well as bundles will be discounted.

Research and Development Pack – 

• 15 Common, Uncommon, Rare or Very Rare R&D Materials
• 15 Uncommon, Rare or Very Rare R&D Materials
• 6 Rare or Very Rare R&D Materials
• 4 Very Rare R&D Materials
• 3 Mk 2 or Better R&D Components
• 3 Mk 6 or Better R&D Components
• 2 Mk 10 or Better R&D Components
• 3 Random R&D Catalysts
• 4 Random Upgrade Accelerators  

Research and Development Pack Bundle – 

• (You will receive 4 separate packs when making this one purchase, NOT 1 pack that unpacks 4)  

Finally, we're happy to announce that you'll be able to enjoy 20% off all Duty Officer Packs! Captains can select from the following Duty Officer Packs for 20%  from April 11th at 8am PT to April 15th at 12pm PT on PC.

• Gamma Quadrant Duty Officer Cadre
• Reinforcements Duty Officer Pack
• Fleet Support Duty Officer Pack
• Romulan Survivor Duty Officer Pack
• Delta Alliance Duty Officer Pack
• Federation Pack
• Klingon Pack  

We hope you enjoy this promotion, Captains!  

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Star Trek Fleet Command Codes (April 2024)

For those starting out or for those who just want an extra boost, codes in Star Trek Fleet Command can be redeemed to give you a few extra items. The game is a mobile and PC game that allows you to recruit various factions and officers to form your crew, build up a fleet of various ships, explore the Star Trek universe, and build up a starbase . The game has a lot of elements that players of mobile games will be familiar with, but all set within the world of Star Trek.

Star Trek Fleet Command is based on the popular multimedia franchise , and players will be familiar with the ships, systems, and crew members they can recruit. However, building up all these various items and recruiting people will take a lot of effort. This can be reduced by using various codes to get some items for free , and the active codes for April 2024 will be listed below.

Star Trek Fleet Command Adds Captain Picard & More TNG Content

All codes for star trek fleet command in april 2024.

Codes are free to use for everyone and can come with big rewards such as unlocking characters in Star Trek Fleet Command . However, in some cases, there might be requirements before you get to use them . These requirements will be listed with each code so players know when they can be used. Currently, there are three active codes, although this may change month to month.

Codes should be entered without any extra spaces with the proper capitalization. Enter the code exactly as it is represented in the table to make sure you receive the correct rewards.

To use these codes, players must have downloaded the game and completed the tutorial . Once you are able to interact with the game freely, you should be able to enter any codes that do not have level requirements. If they do, you will have to reach that level before you can use the code.

To enter the code, look to the upper right part of the screen and find the box icon with the word “claim” on it. After that, find the icon with the word “Redeem” near it to take you to the game's website , which features the game's store and news from Star Trek Fleet Command .

This is where it gets a little more complicated, as players will have to make sure the game and their registration on the website are synced . Log in or make a new account and make sure that you are also logged in within the game as well to make sure that all data is syncing between the two. Then copy one of the codes into the input field next to a yellow “Redeem” button.

Once you have entered it and clicked on the button, you should see the rewards pop, and upon relaunching your game, the rewards should show up, and you should be able to use them . If they do not appear, make sure your data is synced, that you entered the code correctly, and that you have the requirements necessary for each code. And that should give you everything you need to redeem April’s codes in Star Trek Fleet Command .

Created by Gene Roddenberry

Character(s) Nyota Uhura, Data, Jean-Luc Picard, Captain James Kirk, Spock, Captain Worf

Video Game(s) Star Trek: Resurgence, Star Trek: Bridge Crew, Star Trek Online

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The Crew are the nameless men and women on your starship . It used to be represented by a graphical icon in the UI during space combat until Season 10 , when it as removed from the game as a ship stat .

The crew used to take care of repairing damaged subsystems or hull damage, repelling boarding parties, joining on boarding parties (which, if successful, damage an opponent's subsystems), and so on. Players were not able to interact with their crew on a daily basis, but their status was visible, so captains did not have to worry about getting caught off-guard.

The crew could be injured and killed during a battle, but also healed. The speed at which they were healed depended upon the player's medical equipment and items, and the skills of his/her Science Bridge Officers . Injured crewmen did not contribute to a crew's overall readiness.

The size of a crew was dependent upon the ship. Small ships had as few as 30 crewmen, whereas large Cruisers had a crew complement of 1,000, while some of the larger Klingon ships boasted as many as 4,000 crew on their ships. Since the crew repairs damaged subsystems and the hull and affect other areas of game play, ships with larger crews can repair themselves much faster, and more confidently launch boarding parties, than ships with a smaller complement.

• 1 Crew Status
• 2.1 Crew damage
• 2.2 Crew regeneration rate
• 2.3 Crew derived effects

Crew Status [ | ]

Crew status is represented by a line of 18 small icons, as shown below.

When crew are injured, a portion of the icons will be orange, as shown below.

And when any crew are dead, a portion of the icons will be dark gray, as shown below.

Actual impact on gameplay [ | ]

To sum it up: very little.

Partly because mechanisms related to inflicting and mitigating crew damage seem to be severely flawed, and partly because a ship being on Red Alert has its crew related / derived functions all but shut down. Because of the reasons detailed below, most players tend to completely ignore crew, and using any crew related consoles is mostly just a waste of a console slot.

Crew damage [ | ]

The crew appears to be extremely vulnerable to damage, mostly from weapons dealing kinetic damage (torpedoes and mines), but also from beam weapons and anything else to a lesser extent. A single torpedo hit can take out 20-30% of the crew, and in cases you can (and often do) lose 90-95% of the crew in a matter of seconds.

There are items such as the Emergency Force Fields Engineering console and the [ Jem'Hadar Resilient Shields ] which supposedly provide protection against crew damage / loss, but they appear to be largely ineffective; there's no noticeable difference between not having any and using a reasonable (or even an unreasonable) amount of them.

Crew regeneration rate [ | ]

When not on Red Alert, crew regenerates at a noticeable, but still rather slow rate (5-8 crew / second on a ship with a crew complement of 2500). When under Red Alert, however, crew regeneration gets effectively shut down (1-2 crew / second on a ship with a crew complement of 2500).

The Biofunction Monitor Science console, and certain Nurse/Medic duty officers, supposedly increase the crew renegeration rate, but their effect is barely noticeable even when not on Red Alert, and they are practically ineffective while on Red Alert. The only noticeable effect behind adding the console is that crew will stop dying, but will still succumb to injuries that prevent them from functioning.

Crew derived effects [ | ]

Your current able crew level determines the hull regeneration rate of the ship, and also, supposedly, the subsystem repair speed.

However, when on Red Alert, the "natural" hull regeneration gets all but shut down, so it doesn't really matter how much your regeneration rate would be, since it barely works when it would actually make some difference (3-8% / second out of combat versus something like 0.1-0.3% / second in combat). Given the amount of damage you can and do normally receive during combat, you need some form of "active" hull repair to counter it, and compared to them, the natural hull regeneration that occurs during combat is practically non-existent.

The same goes for subsystem damage/repair. Disabled subsystems can be repaired in several ways, much faster than waiting for the crew to do it (and even without doing anything, they come back online fairly quickly even when almost all of your crew is gone).

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