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1. #STAR TREK FLEET COMMAND BEST LATINUM MINING CREW FULL#
2. #STAR TREK FLEET COMMAND BEST LATINUM MINING CREW PC#

You need Parsteel, incidentally, for making buildings, and Tritanium for building ships. On the one hand there’s the base-building element of the game, whereby you create various buildings such as a Parsteel Generator, a Tritanium Warehouse, an R&D Department, an Academy, and so on. The gameplay roughly falls into two areas. These alliances arise from decisions you make in certain missions, where you’ll be given the choice of either betraying or appeasing the Klingon who sent you off to apprehend a target, for example. That means you crew your ships with Federation characters but can choose to ally yourself with Kingons, Romulans, or whomever you like. You play as a freelancer for the Federation. In gameplay terms, you’ll be on familiar ground if you’ve ever played a game like Clash of Clans.

#STAR TREK FLEET COMMAND BEST LATINUM MINING CREW PC#

If you have a reasonably powerful PC you should give it a try.

Playing the game this way also helps you to avoid mis-taps and false swipes, react faster to events on the screen, and it saves you running down your battery. Thanks to desktop client BlueStacks you can play Star Trek: Fleet Command on your PC, allowing you to enjoy the graphics in less cramped circumstances. The only issue you might have is that the objects on the screen are often too small to see in any detail.

#STAR TREK FLEET COMMAND BEST LATINUM MINING CREW FULL#

Kirk, Scotty, Bones, Spock, Uhura, Sulu, and more all make an appearance in slick 3D model form, looking more or less like the actors who play them.Įlsewhere the graphics are solid, full of detail and never less than completely polished – witness the planets in the solar system view, which are all perfect zoomable 3D spheres accurately reflecting the light of a central star. On which note, it’s worth pointing to the quality of the presentation in Star Trek: Fleet Command. Star Trek: Fleet Command is an interstellar base-building MMORPG set in the Kelvin timeline (named after the ship whose destruction by time-travelling Romulans brought forth the alternative Star Trek universe in which Captain Kirk is played by Chris Pine and Simon Pegg is Scottish). While many developers have tried, nobody has ever managed to reproduce the magic of the franchise on the small screen. It’s expansive, open-ended, unbound even by the laws of physics, and populated with characters, races, and technologies that everybody can recognize and many people love.Īnd yet there hasn’t ever been a definitive Star Trek mobile game. On paper, the Star Trek universe is the perfect place to set a video game.