These usually appear within the same drop as your guaranteed final EDC after the boss, but may appear in any drop within the STF.īorg Salvage is something you’ll see a bit more often than the Borg Tech. Like the requisition, the tech is specific to the device class, ie Shield, Weapon, Engines, etc. Common tech is good for Recruit gear, rare tech good for Veteran gear, and prototype tech is good for Elite gear. Borg tech is a drop you will not see very often, but a single Borg Tech is good for a Special Reserve Requisition. A blue drone doff is 20 EDC, and a purple is 40.Īfter all this talk of EDC, we didn’t even get to the two other types of STF currency, which are Borg Tech, and Borg Salvage.
The last group of items you can purchase for EDC is the General Merchanise, which allows you to exchange any of the stf currency for different amounts of dilithium, you can get the Retro Borg Set that used to be awarded for STF completion for 5 EDC a piece, or you can purchase Borg Duty Officers. Elite Requisitions cannot be obtained with EDCs. You have to get the specific Special Reverse requisition for the tier and device class you want, for example, “Recruit Engine Requisition”, or “Elite Weapon Requisition” You can get a single Recruit Requisition for 20 EDC, or a Veteran Requisition for 40 EDC. These corrospond to Mk X, Mk XI, and Mk XII, respectively. There are three tiers of Special Reserve gear, Recruit, Veteran, and Elite. Additionally, Starfleet players can opt for the MACO set, while Klingons can get the Klingon Honor Guard (KHG) set. One of these set pairs, the Omega Force set, is available to players of either faction, Starfleet or Klingon Empire. Special Reserve refers to the new ground and space sets. In addition, there are “Special Reserve Requisitions”, and “General Merchandise”. The items you can redeem these Requisitions for are considered “Standard Issue Requisitions” and is how you will find them on the store menu. 5 EDCs are worth a single Mark X Requisition (which can be redeemed for a single purple mark X ground or space weapon with a proc, or shields/armor/engines/deflector/kit/etc), and 10 EDC is worth a Mark XI Requisition. The main use for them is to get Requisition items (I’ll explain those in a bit, please bear with me).
STAR TREK ONLINE SYSTEM REQ PLUS
The main new currency drops are Encrypted Data Chips, or EDC’s At the end of every STF you are awarded with one EDC guaranteed (or more during special events or on elite mode), plus you may get more dropped during the STF.ĮDC’s have many uses. Now that we’ve covered how you get the stf currency, lets go over what the different types are, what you can get with them, and how redemption is handled. During the stf, any dropped loot has some rare chances to get the new stf currency, along with optional objectives to unlock a guaranteed purple or stf currency drop to need and greed on, and a guaranteed stf currency drop for EACH team member. They are segmented into Normal and Elite modes, and into ground and space segments. Now the STF’s are no longer given out at missions, but instead accessed via the new PVE queue. That pretty much sums up everything special about the STF loot before Season 5. There was no guarantee you’d get anything, and you had no choice over what the reward loot would be. It used to be that at the end of an STF run, the whole team would need or greed on a single purple mark X anti borg weapon. That would be the new STF loot system and store.
There is one new feature of them right now that is making more people scratch their heads than ever. I’m sure many of you agree with me that the new remastered STF’s a great, all the fun of before, but without the aspects that would so often make them a headache. Star Trek Online STF New Loot System Guide by Six-of-Nine
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