Private TFos, or challenges, can be created that can hold up to two teams of 5 (20 players) and requires five players to start. TFOs are split by rank:Ī player can join an instance already in progress (Join Queue, Join Any Game) or wait until a new match starts (Join Queue, Join New Game).Īrenas are set to 15 kills, assaults to 52 bypassed security layers, and capture and hold to 1200 influence.
To queue up, select the PvP and press the Join Queue button on bottom right. Public PvP Task Force Operations are the first menu seen and require eight to ten players to start with up to 20 in a TFO. Squad support is turned off and injuries are disabled. Alternatively, the PvP Task Force Operations may also be accessed through sector space at the respective battle sites (see Arena, Capture and Hold and Assault for list of systems).īoth public and private PvP matches count towards the daily missions. PvP Task Force Operations can be accessed from the Mission Journal or by clicking the triangle button ("More") at the top-right of the screen, and selecting PvP Task Force Operations. PvP Task Force Operations can be accessed from the Mission Journal
To win an arena one side has to reach a number of kills, whereas (ground) assaults and (space) capture and holds require your team to complete the given map tasks or to reduce the enemy squadron's influence to zero, respectively. Specific Federation vs Klingon PvP can still be organised via private battleground PvP Task Force Operations.įor round-based battleground-PvP there are currently 8 maps available divided among three game types: Aside from these, true PvP only takes place on round-based battlegrounds, on which cross-faction groups fight each other. War Zones are continuous, open maps, which permit PvP between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, while both also fight the Borg. There are two general types of maps allowing "true" PvP (i.e., direct engagements between players): War Zones and round-based battlegrounds. These scenarios can be accessed via the PvE Task Force Operations queue, and reward Competitive Marks which can then be spent in the Competitive Wargames reputation system. These entail 5v5 Gauntlet-class War Game Scenarios, in which players will not be engaging in direct battle with the opposite team, but racing against them to solve puzzles and defeat enemies: I am sure that people would spend enough money on the same to make it worthwhile for the company.A form of "indirect" PvP is available as so called "Competitive Wargames". OK thanks for the info! I hope they add player houses someday. The latest ship Kobiyashi Maru is the most fully featured ship in particular a trade quest giver and a commodities broker that provides goods for far cheaper than replicating them but while you can hang your shingle there and it's entirely your own, it still with it's extras isn't entirely as handy as logging into and out of common areas. There is a trophy wall in the mess hall of some of the earlier ships, but as the game developed the ship interiors kinda limited themselves to just the bridge as the novelty wears off and space stations provided more utility. Most people just park themselves on Earth Spacedock, Deep Space Nine or Q'onos. Originally posted by Agnithrax:You have ship interiors with account bank access and a variety of fleet buildings you can decorate and explore, also there is a private space station called the Captain's Table that Lifetime Players can enjoy but unfortunately none of them are quite exactly a player house.
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