Two or three characters is just manageable enough for the average player to also earn you that extra ec/dilithium without turning STO into another working job. There is A LOT to do in STO, and having to level and equip (“grind”) multiple alts will force time away from actually playing and enjoying the game. What should I *not* do as a beginning player ? Don’t go overboard creating too many characters – three should be the max early on. You can lift this maximum cap by buying the ec cap increase from the zen store (link). This is important to remember when you buy and sell say, several lockbox keys, with real $ trying to get ec-rich quickly. If you cross that by selling items or receive more ec as a reward, you will lose it.
Btw, you can earn the 1,000 zen just playing the game – though it will take several weeks.Īdditionally, the in-game day-to-day currency, or ec, bank cap for free2play players has a maximum of 15 million ec. Especially if you plan to play STO for a while this will be a welcome quality of life boost. It is a worthwhile investment as it bundles a number of extra bank and inventory spaces, two Boff slots and three retrain tokens in one discount pack for 1,000 instead of 2,250 zen. There is also an interface scale slider at the bottom under Esc / Options / Basic that allows you to reduce the UI (user interface) so it won’t block your view, this is usefull if you play at higher video resolutions.Īs a beginner, what should I invest in early in the game ? The Elite Services Starter Pack for 1,000 zen – you can find it in-game under c-store/services. Note to 44th Fleet Members: Click here for a deeper and more advanced insight with our game mechanics guideīefore I start, are there any game-settings I need to adjust first ? Yes, we advise you to go to Esc / Options / Controls and set Camera type to Free Camera and (at the bottom of the list) Keep Moving During Contact Dialogs to On. 44th Fleet’s Star Trek Online beginners guide, 90% of all Frequently Asked Questions:
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