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Let's only give all the players 25 short of being able to use the ship for bridge crew.

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  • Zombie Squirrel Zombie Squirrel ✭✭✭✭✭
    Thx for opening a thread for the obvious. :D
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  • Banjo1012Banjo1012 ✭✭✭✭✭
    I bought the event pack for this reason and I got nothing but lame schematics, no event schematics. Fooled me out of 300 dilithium but no more than that. If you won’t garauntee me the ship, I’m not buying.
  • *Nomad* {PoF}*Nomad* {PoF} ✭✭✭✭✭
    While we are at it, I guess we can give up all hope of EVER getting the last of "Big 3" ships from Star Trek.............
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  • PallidynePallidyne ✭✭✭✭✭
    Nomad (FADM:Mirror Prime) wrote: »
    While we are at it, I guess we can give up all hope of EVER getting the last of "Big 3" ships from Star Trek.............
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    Why? If they keep up skirmishes then they will be introducing new ships all the time, lol.
  • Peachtree RexPeachtree Rex ✭✭✭✭✭
    (CSF) Jesus Is Lord [••••] wrote: »
    They did the same thing with the Reliant. Its frustrating, not because i have ocd, but because its a slap in the face, as to say "well, now you gotta go spend loads of money if you want this ship, because we were so stingy we couldnt just give away 25 more!" Thing is, im not going to go spend money for 25 more schematics...sillyness, pure silliness i tell you!!

    I think you need to re-calibrate your "slap in the face" measure because getting fewer ship schematics doesn't even register on mine.
  • PallidynePallidyne ✭✭✭✭✭
    Its friggin annoying. You know I'm not asking for a fully maxed ship for free, but it'd be nice if the reward was usable.

    But again, further down on my list of DB being DB
  • Cranky (SC) Cranky (SC) ✭✭✭✭✭
    Yateball wrote: »
    I would argue the Skirmish reward structure being 76/150/300 instead of 75/150/300 is a worse OCD nightmare than the one you suggested

    1000 x agree.

    [10F] Newt wrote: »
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    Let's only give all the players 25 short of being able to use the ship for bridge crew.

    This is less OCD and more DB being cheap. It’s not like being able to earn a lvl 1 version of the ship will let me ‘walk’ the rest of the event. Screams only of money grabbing. Again. Which I’m used to now.
  • WaldoMagWaldoMag ✭✭✭✭✭
    Banjo1012 wrote: »
    I bought the event pack for this reason and I got nothing but lame schematics, no event schematics. Fooled me out of 300 dilithium but no more than that. If you won’t garauntee me the ship, I’m not buying.

    You are guaranteed one of them will be event. Problem is there are three event ships.

    So you had a 1 out of 3 chance of getting it.

  • (HGH)Apollo(HGH)Apollo ✭✭✭✭✭
    300 dil is a lot when you need so many schems of ships.
    Let’s fly!
  • Captain_WhoCaptain_Who ✭✭✭✭✭
    I'm just surprised it's not 576 schematics.

    But yeah, 300 dil is a lot when level 1-7/8 ships are of so little utility.
  • (CSF) Jesus Is Lord [••••](CSF) Jesus Is Lord [••••] ✭✭✭✭✭
    Yateball wrote: »
    I would argue the Skirmish reward structure being 76/150/300 instead of 75/150/300 is a worse OCD nightmare than the one you suggested

    ...why not 79/150/300?
  • CSR _WaylanderCSR _Waylander ✭✭✭
    I assumed the 76 was an nod to fallout 76 which was announced at the same time as the first skirmish ?
  • Capt AjammCapt Ajamm ✭✭✭
    Data1001 wrote: »
    CSR _Waylander wrote: »
    I assumed the 76 was an nod to fallout 76 which was announced at the same time as the first skirmish ?

    No, no, no... all of you are wrong — it's obvious that it's a nod to "76 Trombones", the popular song from the musical The Music Man.
     
    • The lyrics of that song also make mention of "50 mounted cannon". Now, military buffs may know that 50-caliber guns were the main armament of Iowa-class battleships.
    • Iowa, as I'm sure you're aware, is the home state of one James T. Kirk — born in a town called Riverside.
    • The Music Man is set in a fictional Iowa town called River City. (Riverside=River City?)
    • Though there is no actual town by that name, real-life Mason City, Iowa is actually sometimes called "The River City".
    • Mason was the name of a child on the Enterprise-D in 2364. The actor who played him was Jeremy Wheaton (Wil Wheaton's younger brother).
    • Wil Wheaton's first film role was voicing a character in The Secret of NIMH (which currently has a user rating of 7.6... coincidence?), and his first live-action film role was in a movie called Hambone and Hillie.
    • William Shatner is known for being a bit of a "ham", and of course "bone" is a variant of "Bones", as in Dr. McCoy. (There was also a blues singer named Wilbur "Kansas Joe" McCoy, who also went by the name "Hamfoot Ham".)
    • "Hillie" rhymes with Killy, who is one of the best crew to use in this Skirmish event.
    • Hillie could also be considered a nickname for Professor Harold Hill, the protagonist of The Music Man. It could also be (hey, as far as you know) a pet name that Beverly Crusher uses for Picard when he role-plays Dixon Hill.
    • Speaking of Dixon Hill & Mason City — I'm sure you've all heard of the Mason-Dixon Line, which, according to Wikipedia, was established to end a boundary dispute between the British colonies of Maryland and Pennsylvania/Delaware. Disputes which were often known as... (wait for it) ... skirmishes.
     
     




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  • [TFA] Celeres[TFA] Celeres ✭✭✭✭
    WaldoMag wrote: »
    Banjo1012 wrote: »
    I bought the event pack for this reason and I got nothing but lame schematics, no event schematics. Fooled me out of 300 dilithium but no more than that. If you won’t garauntee me the ship, I’m not buying.

    You are guaranteed one of them will be event. Problem is there are three event ships.

    So you had a 1 out of 3 chance of getting it.


    Sadly, nope. Look at the pack drop chances——you’ll plainly see that the chance of getting the legendary event schematic is 10%, same as it would be for an event character pack. Given those odds, wasting money on these ships is an even *more* questionable choice.
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  • Lady GaghgaghLady Gaghgagh ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited July 2018
    Here's another one, the fact that even when you star all of the missions, you still have that annoying "11" notification as if you need to go star missions. That one perhaps annoys me most on a UI standpoint, but yes I also hate the gagh-tease of being given juuuuust slightly less than the needed schematics for a level 1 ship.

    And the thing is, the Breen are one of the races that highly interest me. I'd love to have their ship, but I'm not spending money on schematics. I did it once when the NX-01 came out, and even though that ship serves me well, money on schematics = never again.
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  • Wildstar19Wildstar19 ✭✭✭✭
    Data1001 wrote: »
    CSR _Waylander wrote: »
    I assumed the 76 was an nod to fallout 76 which was announced at the same time as the first skirmish ?

    No, no, no... all of you are wrong — it's obvious that it's a nod to "76 Trombones", the popular song from the musical The Music Man.
     
    • The lyrics of that song also make mention of "50 mounted cannon". Now, military buffs may know that 50-caliber guns were the main armament of Iowa-class battleships.
    • Iowa, as I'm sure you're aware, is the home state of one James T. Kirk — born in a town called Riverside.
    • The Music Man is set in a fictional Iowa town called River City. (Riverside=River City?)
    • Though there is no actual town by that name, real-life Mason City, Iowa is actually sometimes called "The River City".
    • Mason was the name of a child on the Enterprise-D in 2364. The actor who played him was Jeremy Wheaton (Wil Wheaton's younger brother).
    • Wil Wheaton's first film role was voicing a character in The Secret of NIMH (which currently has a user rating of 7.6... coincidence?), and his first live-action film role was in a movie called Hambone and Hillie.
    • William Shatner is known for being a bit of a "ham", and of course "bone" is a variant of "Bones", as in Dr. McCoy. (There was also a blues singer named Wilbur "Kansas Joe" McCoy, who also went by the name "Hamfoot Ham".)
    • "Hillie" rhymes with Killy, who is one of the best crew to use in this Skirmish event.
    • Hillie could also be considered a nickname for Professor Harold Hill, the protagonist of The Music Man. It could also be (hey, as far as you know) a pet name that Beverly Crusher uses for Picard when he role-plays Dixon Hill.
    • Speaking of Dixon Hill & Mason City — I'm sure you've all heard of the Mason-Dixon Line, which, according to Wikipedia, was established to end a boundary dispute between the British colonies of Maryland and Pennsylvania/Delaware. Disputes which were often known as... (wait for it) ... skirmishes.
     
     




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  • Ego DraconisEgo Draconis ✭✭
    Yeah... *sigh*. All is said
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