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Originally Posted by Jerin
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Be honest...you dont have the faintest idea about STO...
"I have not played the game in awhile"
You never played STO in anyway shape or form..never has STO been pay2win;
matter of fact if you think STO is pay2win...you are a fucking retard.
STO is one of the easiest MMOs out there....on Elite difficulty.
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Yes I did play it. Granted it was a year ago I last played, after the new Odyssey cruiser, but I still occasionally read the forums. I used a fleet escort and bought the collector's edition for $7 online (that should tell you something about the game). Even back then dilithium requirements were becoming excessive. It doesn't make the game pay to win like asian MMOs but you really limit yourself if you don't. It doesn't help that they "fixed" the easy console foundry missions that gave you a quick 1440 dilithium. Now you have to run the same few elite borg missions over and over.
Bottom line: STO is a medicore game and I don't trust the company's "free to play" model, and Neverwinter is pretty much destined to be the more of the same. It will rely on the foundry instead of developer content, which by nature means mediocre content.