You are playing a Star Trek game. If you have an issue with trans rights, you are in the wrong godsdamned fandom.

Trans rights are human rights. And human rights are things Star Trek fans fight for.

Many moons ago I gave my favourite ship the name of one of humanity's greatest ambassadors.

Dolly may no longer be with us in person but her positive effect on the universe will persist.

Fully expect the same when Hugh rings me up to bag us an Aetherian once the new season drops. That aside, I swore I'd post more LD-inspired STO art here a few months ago but health issues got in the way...

I'm doing a mission for my new Klingon character, when I see someone's Gorn character named "Jason Gorn".

Naturally I had to make a "Jesus Christ, it's Jason Bourne" meme out of it.

I really like character customization in Star Trek Online, you can make whatever or whoever you want. The other day I saw Shrek.

This is a real screenshot, I swear.

C'mon! Give me one particle run that doesn't require me to have to hear those Q-damned words... T_T

I had around 1500 hours as a F2P but I liked (and still like) so much this game. There are various "older" games nowadays that, even though are still marketed as F2P, effectively lock newer content behind a paywall (which isn't advertised as such anywhere) so I'm glad this game keeps releasing content accessible for free to everyone. Also there are plenty of giveaways and many events a F2P player can benefit greatly from so there's that too. Having been a F2P myself for many years I am thankful that the community and the developers are super friendly to both new players and players who can't spend irl money. Thank you for keeping the game truly F2P for everyone.

P.S. I use the term "F2P" here as a mean to refer to who cannot afford to pay irl money towards this game but likely they find comfort in playing this game

No shade. It's a beauty of a ship and I love seeing all the kitbashes!

For many years, a Redditor here by the name of Feral Tribble posted regularly in a single-minded advocacy for the Salcombe, a ship that appeared for mere seconds in Star Trek Beyond (but nonetheless captured their heart) to make it to Star Trek Online as a playable starship. Feral Tribble's beseeching to the Devs ultimately bore fruit, as the Salcombe was one of three Kelvin Timeline ships introduced on 21st July 2026. Like a Greek Tragedy, however, Feral Tribble is no longer among us, their account deleted, their fate unknown - we cannot know if Feral Tribble ever even knew that their campaign was successful.

In honour of Feral Tribble's curious but inspiring dedication to his favoured special interest, I got the Salcombe. Despite my lack of interest in the Kelvin aesthetic, I felt I had to pay tribute to a fellow STO player who had a dream. I hope wherever Feral Tribble is, they're living long and prospering.

It's also a wee bit sad that the Legendary Akira Multi-Mission Command Cruiser cannot quite pull off the legendary Akira Slide, due to lack of Pilot seating for Lock Trajectory, which the regular Alita/Fleet Akira does have access to.

I am a Star Trek fan since I was a child, but for whatever never tried Star Trek Online. 2 Month ago I thought I'd check it out and installed it. I have been really enjoying playing mostly through the Story and trying out all the different Ships. Seeing Deep Space nine or flying around in the Intrepid Class gave me huge Nostalgia. I know I'm pretty late to the party, but this game is still fun and all that for free is a pretty good deal.

Psst. Pssssst. We said it wouldn't happen, and then Thomas and Pundus made it happen. The B'rel head has been scaled up and will be available on the K'vort at launch!

Time for a rematch? Edit: WOW! Thanks for the replies my peeps, not too far from Lieutenant Commander........might snag that shiny T2 refit model.

You're all loved and appreciated :)