Star Trek Online

I did lead with aggression, but we already have some new signups from Dragon Con.

I also did an online... a, a Star Trek Online panel today that-

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it was virtual, which was really exciting, which is all about the game that I stream, uh, the Star Trek Online game that you have to watch at some point, uh, the stream, when you ever have time.

Um, but yeah, we're, we're, we're gonna be doing some exciting things coming up, so if you're just signing up now or you're just listening for the very first time, welcome-

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Another thing I thought was pretty cool was the Star Trek Online people who've been – doing Star Trek and on forever announced a new season and they're doing kind of, uh, many, many Spocks.

So they, they have Ethan Peck Spock.

Then they brought in a guy named Peter Michael who voiced Spock for that resurgence games a couple of years ago.

in the television series Star Trek Deep Space Nine, and for the entire run of the show she appeared throughout.

And in the last five years, Chase has once again reprised her role as Lita in Star Trek Online and Star Trek Lower Decks.

Chase Masterston is the founder and CEO of the anti-bullying nonprofit organization Pop Culture Hero Coalition.

and one of my friends from Oscar-winning Hollywood family to winning her own Daytime Emmy gold, the award-winning actress and great friend of the Hollywood Museum, Carolyn Hennessey.

So I thought it would be really wonderful to be able to jump in and explore all of those facets in one personality.

Well, it's kind of amazing because, you know, you were talking about this and it's two opposite ends of the spectrum combined into one element, Lita.

And I'm thinking about it and I'm thinking, here you are, you know, you were on Deep Space Nine and then you were in a… hologram form, mirror universe guys, and then you went on to do Star Trek Online and then Star Trek Lower Decks.

These are complete different ways of inspiring and bringing audiences together, but yet it's all for Star Trek.

The developers' transparent patch notes and active feedback cycles have been widely applauded, setting a high bar for player-developer communication in live service games.

Simultaneously, the Star Trek Online player base is on edge as developers tease a forthcoming roadmap that could shape the game's next era.

Hints about new seasons, cross-play opportunities, and expanded narrative arcs have fans eagerly refreshing their news feeds for details.

If the update lives up to expectations, it could reaffirm Star Trek Online as one of the most resilient live MMOs in sci-fi gaming.

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I play Windrose.

I play Star Trek Online.

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It actually, that actually isn't the problem.

Uh, because I, 'cause I've, I've, I've worked on plenty of games where, where, uh, like es- especially like when we did Star Trek Online, we, we, we, we d- we navigated, uh, issues in our stories, and they actually were really good.

Actually, it was great.

Um, but the, the main difference is in, in Star Trek Online, you created your character.

Your character looked how you wanted your character to look.

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but they never did.

Um, it's more you get things like Star Trek Online, though, don't you? And like, um, there is a survival horror game, Star Trek survival horror game coming out soon, which I'm quite looking forward to.

An, an FPS, uh, like Dead Space.

Um-

First of all, the sword that the captain uses

is the same one that there is in Star Trek Online and also very close to Erika Tendi's sword in Lower Decks.

Because I know! Because I reproduced it and I was like, this is my sword! I have it! So, I love that.

I love the...