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Star Trek Online Developer's Diary Explains Episode Missions

Posted November 5th, 2009 by Martuk

Episode missions used to evolve STO storyline.
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Cryptic has released a new developer's diary explaining the episode missions in Star Trek Online (STO). Episode missions play much like an episode of the TV shows and draw the player in to complex quest chains that were written as though they were a standalone TV episodes themselves. Each episode reveals more about the STO storyline. At launch the game will have roughly three seasons worth of content that will draw the player into thick story with evolving plots.

As the story develops, the stakes increase. While Episodes later in the game don't take longer in terms of time or the number of in-game objectives, plot itself accelerates to a dramatic pitch. The threats you'll face are as great as any you've seen in the Star Trek movies. That's not to say early missions are anything to scoff at, however; the early Episodes are designed to be intriguing and dangerous, too.

  • Read the full diary here.
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Cryptic has released a new developer's diary explaining the episode missions in Star Trek Online (STO). Episode missions play much like an episode of the TV shows and draw the player in to complex quest chains that were written as though they were a standalone TV episodes themselves. Each episode reveals more about the STO storyline. At launch the game will have roughly three seasons worth of content that will ...

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Star Trek Online Details

    Windows
  • Developer: Cryptic Studios
  • Genre: Science Fiction
  • Status: Closed Beta
  • Official Website
  • Official Forums
  • Monthly Fee: TBA
  • Release Date: February 2nd, 2010
  • ESRB Rating: Not Rated

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