posté le 06/04/2010 à 08h11

It's a great guide but bear in mind that melee is something you mainly only do when winning in Star Trek Online . By a lot. Because it's fun and more sporting. First , use your mini map. You have a map. It is mini. It shows you where your teammates are. You should try to find them. Finding your teammates takes priority over finding enemies unless you are winning by a lot. You should pay close attention to this as just because your teammates were following you a couple seconds ago doesn't mean they still are.


Second , get a split beam rifle. (and upgrade your outdated ground gear) . Disclaimer: Weapon(Star Trek Online Credits) balance is changing in Update 1. Split beams will become the #2 damage weapon when hitting a single target instead of being tied for #1 with the sniper rifle.


What weapon are you using right now? Unless you said, "Split Beam Rifle", throw it into the dumpster. Get a split beam rifle. If you're tactical with a lot of ground combat training (T3+) get two. The sniper rifle is superior in a 1evel(Star Trek Online Powerleveling)1 fight. Are you fighting 1evel 1? No, because you heeded the advice and met up with your teammates, as did your opponent. So get a split beam as your exploit weapon.


For your second weapon you might want a good expose weapon. Personally suggest a stun pistol (which has good range on the special attack) or a "full auto" weapon. The other pistols don't have enough range to do what you need them to do and the cylinder AE weapons don't hit enough targets (although they do good damage). The advice is to get a good long range cone AE expose weapon to go with your good long range cone exploit weapon. Or, as mentioned, just get two good exploit weapons, especially if you're Tactical or if you have a lot of kit-related expose abilities and therefore don't really need an expose gun.


Don't bother with melee unless you are winning by a lot. It's really not worth taking up one of your weapon positions with a melee weapon on the off chance that you might someday need it. Keep a bat'leth in your inventory and if you come across a team that's really hitting you with Weapons Malfunction nonstop, just swap in the bat'leth next time you die. It's better than nothing but it's still a terrible way to fight.


Note regarding weapon preference: there are cases where other weapons could be superior to the split beam rifle. In a wide open map with lots of enemies to shoot at, the split beam assault weapon might be superior with its wider angle and greater number of beams. In very close quarters the wide angle expose pistols can be great. Unfortunately, maps like that just don't exist for PvP at the time of this writing. All of the current ground maps have narrow but fairly lengthy corridors with no more than 5 enemy players. It's right in the sweet spot for the Split Beam Rifle.

posté le 02/04/2010 à 08h18

We've seen an uncharmed mage do quite well in a honorable duel. We've also had a mage that has done quite well, any class can do anything if it is done right and both parties are on equal footing. Sure they don't have the def other classes do but that doesn't mean they have to charm up to do PVP, that just means they have to use different tactics. So it depends on the mage and the build and how well the person knows how to play a mage. Use our Fiesta Silver service will make the game more interesting.


We also have a 56 mage that has pretty much done most things solo, only partying she has done is with an arche. Since we've been playing every mage we know PvE wise this cap charms. WHy? Well when your doing 2-3 way pulls with 40-60+ mobs you need to decimate the mobs fast b4 the tank falls out and the whole pt gets wiped out some monsters just hit mad hard and have specials that do alotta dmg.


If mages had more def then they wouldnt need to pty which defeats the whole point of Fiesta imo, the main problem at higher levels(Fiesta powerleveling) is the fighters inabilty to hold enough mobs, mock and deva dont affect anywhere near enough mobs for fighters to be useful in 90+ grind parties thus the need for mages to charm constantly. The fighters need fixing not the mages.

posté le 18/03/2010 à 08h18

We've seen an uncharmed mage do quite well in a honorable duel. We've also had a mage that has done quite well, any class can do anything if it is done right and both parties are on equal footing. Sure they don't have the def other classes do but that doesn't mean they have to charm up to do PVP, that just means they have to use different tactics. So it depends on the mage and the build and how well the person knows how to play a mage. Use our Fiesta Silver service will make the game more interesting.


We also have a 56 mage that has pretty much done most things solo, only partying she has done is with an arche. Since we've been playing every mage we know PvE wise this cap charms. WHy? Well when your doing 2-3 way pulls with 40-60+ mobs you need to decimate the mobs fast b4 the tank falls out and the whole pt gets wiped out some monsters just hit mad hard and have specials that do alotta dmg.


If mages had more def then they wouldnt need to pty which defeats the whole point of Fiesta imo, the main problem at higher levels(Fiesta powerleveling) is the fighters inabilty to hold enough mobs, mock and deva dont affect anywhere near enough mobs for fighters to be useful in 90+ grind parties thus the need for mages to charm constantly. The fighters need fixing not the mages.

posté le 26/02/2010 à 09h14

We suggest starting off with Decomposition and Scroll Production or Decomposition and Potion Making. Decomposition comes in hand later on in the game when you have a ton of higher tier items that you can't use for producing anything. Just keep working on them and you'll be fine. Also, keep in mind, "In order to make Fiesta Online Gold in Fiesta, one must stop leveling."


The point is that you can take items of some quality and either make more lower quality items or fewer higher quality items in Fiesta. Generally, your production skills will lag behind your levels, and as such, you'll start getting items that are higher quality than what you can make. Decomping allows you to use those items for your production skills.


When you need higher tier quest items than are dropping for you then you can comp up what you do get. When you are overloaded with mats you will eventually need just comp them as high as you feel like to save space. You do lose some of the mats, but you gain space until they are needed.


And this is the big one, which we shouldn't say cause people we have talked to don't normally think of it, often you can buy lower tier mats than the one you want for production, faster, and cheaper than the one you need and comp what you need for production. Put comp/decomp on the same character.


Don't make potions on your cleric. You will seriously not use potions unless you are solo boss farming. And if you solo your quests you will literally have stacks and stacks of pots from picking up your drops. Also potions is the least money making skill.Scrolls are usefull, they sell well, and at a good profit. Stones are decent money from the high drop rate of dusts, but a lot of people make them.


Scrolls and stones. But you will need to level(Fiesta powerleveling) a comp/decomp production character along with the production of your other skills.And Fastest is a relative term. You will have to spend hours and hours making things, and more hours sitting in a vendor. We suggest getting at least one iron case the next time they go on sale. You can load all 4 pages, hit produce, and walk away for over an hour depending on what you are making.

posté le 26/02/2010 à 09h14

It's really nice to see you here, and I think we'll be good friends soon. I have some summary about Fiesta to share with you, our site has collected the mainly information on the other site. Hope you like.


When you are mining, picking herbs, cutting down trees, etc. There is a little meter underneath. Its supposed to be like a game. If you hit the sliding bar inside the yellow bar, you mine faster.


Thing is that OS makes suh a good profit off the item(Fiesta Silver) "Gather kings touh" which increases the gathering rate by 50%, that we really can't say if they'll ever get around to fixing or implementing the bar.


It would be useful to the players who can't afford SC, but it would generally make mining or farming way easier and bring sales of GKT to a minimum.Of course, thats just the communities common speulation. We really can't say whether or not OS is or isn't working on the bar as we speak. They might implement it next patch.


The bar works perfectly. Click at the right time and you get the drops immediately. Highly useful in pvp kq as it allows you to open the box faster. Just need a lot of practice to time it right.


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posté le 26/02/2010 à 09h14

Dear friends. thanks to the loyal and new customers for supporting us all the time, we will devote all efforts to returning, once again, thank you! And we have collected the mainly Fiesta information on the other site.


Not only for level(Fiesta gold) 100+, Like armor dye-coupon or something, you get lots of colour options and you can play with them at Vietre. Below level 50 there could be a cheaper coupon. As people reach level 50 relative fast and would need to buy a lot of it and there could be a more expensive one for higher levels.


But this wouldn't clear wether the coupons would be for each part of an attire, the mix one is currently wearing (as set armor rarely come together as you collect the pants, boots and once you can finally wear your top to it, you already have new boots and pants) or for set clothes.

If we had special events for a limited number of people only and the winners of each could choose a random armour set, recolour them with the help of an artist at the forums and GMs would make a (or more) 1 piece costume only for them (like a green-silver delight set, a red-black silk set etc.) as unique specials. They wouldn't have any stats and would be worn similar to other SC costumes. Now THAT would be awesome not very likely to be ever implemented.


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Pseudo : Fiesta
Titre : Star Trek Online - Basic KDF
Description :
Can Klingons wear sashes or baldrics? Yes, but they are rank limited. Check the costume change npc after you are in Star Trek Online . Do any Klingon captain skills work in place of Escort Captain and Heavy Escort Captain in regards to scaling up Attack Pattern Alpha, Attack Pattern Beta, Attack Pattern Omega, and other powers that scale off these escort captain skills? No, not at this time.


What is a GCD or 'Global Cooldown'? It's the minimum cycle time after using any power that triggers it that prevents you from using any other power. Some powers do not trigger the GCD. How do you access pvp as any faction? To access pvp, you must be at least level(Star Trek Online Powerleveling) 6. Once you are, you will see a triangle pointing down to the right of your minimap. This is a dropdown menu, and the first option on it opens the PVP queues list which allow you to queue for match-based pvp.


How do you get enough honor to train your officers? This is a big problem right now due to content issues. It's highly recommended that you not waste your initial honor, and train your officers carefully. If you want to experiment, you might make a second kdf to train powers you are not certain about - or test them on a fed character(star trek gold). The exchange is a good way to get cheap powers on the fed side, but you can't use those officers with your kdf. Another workaround is that you can roll a kdf character as an honor mule, since they start with 800 honor, and use that for buying powers. The officers can be traded.


Where do you spend pvp merits? In Ganalda, in the Archanis sector in Eta Eridani. And where do you spend pve merits? In Qo'nos. What is a CD or 'Cooldown'? It's the time after using an ability that you can reuse that same ability. different abilities have different cooldowns. What is a SCD or 'Shared Cooldown'? It's the cooldown associated with components that are shared between powers. Groups of powers that share a component (such as tractor beam and tachyon) share a cooldown. Along with their power cooldown, you will be prevented from using any powers on the shared cooldown for a period of time.




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