From level 1 – 50 you’ll never be short of birds to fly. There’s a large selection of Romulan Warbirds to choose from, too. There’s also the option of alien-gen, which gives players freedom to design their own race with the popular Cryptic character-creation tools. If you purchased the Legacy Pack (which is a bundle containing ships and perks for the expansion), or if you’ve completed the Romulan Reputation as another character, you’ll have access to the Reman race. If you do start a character in the Romulan faction, you’ll have the choice of up to three races, bringing the total playable races up to 25. Whether helping protect New Romulus and defending the surrounding systems, fighting off the Borg with Task Force Omega, or combating the Tholians in the new Nukara Strikeforce, there is plenty of end-game content there to keep solo players entertained, either by queueing solo or fighting in Elite Special Task Forces (eSTFs) with a fleet. Completing tiers in these Reputation systems will earn new end-game gear for players. Joining the New Romulus and Task Force Omega Reputations, is the Nukara Strikeforce. Once you do reach level 50, that isn’t the end, as the Reputation system has new content too. It is a shame that the Romulan story arc doesn’t stretch until level 50 – but of course there are ample ways to level up in STO, including the PvP and PvE queueing systems. At that point, you’ll also have access the masses of mission content available to Federation/Klingon players (depending on which alliance you chose). Legacy of Romulus brings so much new lore to the game: Mission content for Romulan players will take you from pre-level 1, all the way through to level 40. Gameplay-wise, this aspect helps keep endgame content strictly binary, Fed vs KDF. There are legitimate reasons for this alliance, but I don’t want to spoil the storyline for you. At around level 10, Romulan players will be given the choice of aligning with either the Federation or the Klingon Defence Force. From this point on, it’s a story of deceit, betrayal, re-uniting of old friends, and a lot of fun along the way. Playing as a Romulan character will see you join the ranks of the Romulan Republic after Tal Shiar attack forces wipe out your starting world colony. Legacy of Romulus is a prequel of sorts – a chance to experience the birth of the new Romulan home-world through the eyes of a Romulan. New Romulus was, of course, introduced to us as Federation or Klingon Empire players during Season 7 (the previous big update). The Tal Shiar, under the authority of Empress Sela, are branding the Republic as terrorists, and attempting to put an end to the movement. Now living on colonies, spread around the quadrant, the newly-formed Romulan Republic are on a mission to re-unite the Romulan people, and settle on a new home-world. The central point of all PvP and most PvE content in the game is based on the war between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, with the Romulan Star Empire in disarray after the destruction of their home-world. Technically, Star Trek Online is still a two-faction game. We took a dive back into the Star Trek universe, to follow on from our our initial review and see how the new expansion changes the game.
STAR TREK ONLINE SHADOW PLAY FACTION CHOICE FULL
A year after going free-to-play, Star Trek Online has received its first full expansion, Legacy of Romulus.
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