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If the Season 1 patch for Star Trek Online pushed forward huge improvements to the game’s engine, Season 2 looks to expand into several areas players have complained were lacking. Cryptic has just released a preview page detailing several additions, including added Klingon PvE play and six additional levels. The new levels let players reach the coveted rank of Vice Admiral in the Federation and Lieutenant General in the Klingon Empire, bringing improved versions of Tier 5 ships to coincide with the new maximum ranks.

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Preview made available for Star Trek Online’s Season 2

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Filed under: Sci-fi , Culture , Patches , Previews , News items , Star Trek Online The Star Trek Online team has gone through some shakeups recently , not to mention a touch of controversy regarding the most recent addition to the game’s microtransaction store . But the newest Ask Cryptic should buy them a little bit of good will, considering that they’ve announced the upgraded ships for Vice Admirals — specifically, a Galaxy-class that can separate, an Intrepid-class with ablative armor, and a Defiant – class with a cloaking device. It’s the sort of stuff that any fan of the series would be hard-pressed not to grin about

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Star Trek Online bringing in old favorites and old unknowns

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The official TERA website has been updated with a new world lore entry. En Masse Entertainment , North American publishers for the forthcoming action MMORPG, have made a concerted effort to focus marketing efforts on the title’s unique lore, and today’s update is the latest example. Southern Arun lies at the heart of the Valkyon Federation, below the Great Rift that bisects Arun in two

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TERA’s Southern Arun detailed

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Captain to engineering! We’ve been hit! How bad is it? Our graphics card is shot to oblivion, you say?

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Captain’s Log: Guide to the Klingon tutorial

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Filed under: Sci-fi , Guides , Opinion , Star Trek Online , Captain’s Log Welcome, one and all, to another edition of Captain’s Log , our weekly column on everyone’s favorite Star Trek MMO, Star Trek Online . I’m afraid I must renege once again on my promise to tackle the Klingon beginner experience. But I forgot that Cryptic Studios’ latest MMO will be 3 months old this Sunday! That’s right! STO launched a whopping three months ago , on Feb

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Captain’s Log: Three months of Star Trek Online

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Perhaps you’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about Star Trek Online lately. Or, perhaps you’re reading this article in the year 2018, after the robots have begun their bloody revolt

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Captain’s Log: A non-trekkie guide to Star Trek Online

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Filed under: Betas , Sci-fi , Galleries , Screenshots , Classes , New titles , Star Trek Online , Races Cryptic Studios , the developer behind Star Trek Online , is well known for their character customization options.

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Star Trek Online character customization in pictures

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We experienced more space and hand-to-hand combat when we got a chance to play through the first few Federation missions in Star Trek Online’s open beta. Get the full article at GameSpot ” Star Trek Online Open Beta Hands-on ” was posted by Luke Anderson on Fri, 15 Jan 2010 15:28:03 -0800

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Star Trek Online Open Beta Hands-on

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Open beta is here and launch isn’t far behind, which is of course why we’re starting to see stuff like the recently revealed faction page for Star Trek Online . While you can’t look (or click) on them now, it’s quite telling that Cardassian and Romulan faction symbols are there for the looking. Cryptic has been pretty open with the fact that they plan to add new factions in the future, but the upfront listing of them causes us to wonder what the schedule is for the launch of faction number three

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STO website adds faction page, hints at future factions

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There’s been a lot of Star Trek Online coverage lately here at Massively, which is only normal given the looming early February release date. This particular feature is a look at the game over the course of around seven or eight “levels” of play. Sadly, that means I haven’t acquired my first non-starter ship, although that goal will soon be reached even if it costs me more sleep

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Hands-on with Star Trek Online’s early levels

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