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Star Trek Fleet Command Ship Guide

Star Trek Fleet Command Ships are the second most important part of the game. The right ship with the right crew for the right task can overcome stronger ships or defend your station against overwhelming foes. This STFC ship guide will help you better understand the characteristics, ship traits, and how to use them.

The tables on this page are searchable and list out all ships in the game. Click on a ship name to go to that ships page and learn more about them. Click the plus icon to open up more information. The information will be constantly updated as updates come out.

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List of all Star Trek Fleet Command Ships

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Ship parts are components needed to upgrade all STFC ships.

Parts have Grades and types though lack the rarity component of most other materials and only have one rarity.

Parts come in Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4, each needed by the corresponding grade of the ship. For example, a 4-star ship usually requires grade 4 parts and so on.

However, this is not always the case, eg: the USS Franklin , a Grade 3 ship, requires Grade 2 Explorer parts to upgrade.

These ship parts come in four types, Interceptor, Explorer, Battleship, and Survey.

Parts seem to drop with increased frequency from their corresponding enemy types.

• eg: hostile Interceptors PvE drop boxes provide Interceptor parts more often than the other three types. testing needed

also note: there are no Grade 1 Interceptors, therefore no Grade 1 Interceptor Parts.

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How to Upgrade Ships in Star Trek: Fleet Command

Star Trek Fleet Command ships are essential to gameplay, and are the primary way players explore the stars and battle enemies. There are different types of ships which each have different strengths and weaknesses. Players build ships by collecting blueprints and constructing the ship they desire, these ships can then be upgraded.

Find out below how to upgrade ships in Star Trek Fleet Command .

Upgrading Ships in Star Trek: Fleet Command

Your ships can be assigned to a drydock (1 per dock) where they can sit there ready for upgrading. To upgrade the ship sat at drydock, just tap the ship, tap the blue MANAGE button and then find the green UPGRADE button at the bottom of the screen.

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Upgrading a ship spends XP and levels the ship up as a whole, or individual components can be upgraded if you require a specific stats boost. If all individual components are levelled up you will have the option to Tier Up . This is a time-restricted action so the ship will have to wait in the drydock until the time is up and the tier up is complete, unless you pay for an instant tier up. Once the tier up is complete, stats are boosted and further upgrading can be achieved.

Different types of ships need resources along with different Parts to achieve upgrading, when you have the right parts the component will show a GREEN + symbol. If you still need to find the right parts it will show a BLUE + symbol. To find out which parts you need, just click the blue + symbol and the pop up will show you what you need.

That is all you need to know about upgrading your ship in Star Trek Fleet Command. For more information, hints and tips, visit our guide section.

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Mining Basics

Carnac | July 25, 2020 June 23, 2020 | Strategy

Mining is one of the more important tasks you need to do in Star Trek Fleet Command. You’ll need it to complete your daily goals, for missions, and to complete events. The better you get at maxing the speed of your miners will let you finish all of those things faster – and let you move on to other more fun things. Hopefully, these mining basics will let you do just that.

What You’ll Be Mining

The resources

The materials. Each of these comes in three grades (2*, 3* and 4*), and you’ll need to refine them to produce the materials needed to upgrade your ships, your station, and your research.

Specialty Items

• Data (corrupted and uncorrupted)
• Raw Latinum

Mining Basics – The Right Ship for the Right Job

Different ships specialize in mining different things. These ships give you a bonus that will increase as you level them up. The bonuses listed are for level 1 ships.

• ECS Fortunate +15% mining rate of Parsteel
• Envoy +15% mining rate of Tritanium
• The North Star 0.1% off officers health into 3* mining bonus
• Horizon +15% mining rate of Dilithium
• Botany Bay +26,500% mining bonus for corrupted and uncorrupted data
• D’Vor +12,000% mining bonus for raw data
• K’Vort +70% mining rate of Crystal
• Antares +70% mining rate of Gas
• Valkis +70% mining rate of Ore
• B’Chor +120% mining rate of Crystal
• USS Hydra +120% mining rate of Gas
• Vorta Vor +120% mining rate of Ore
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You can increase the mining speed of your ship by upgrading its mining laser. And by selecting …

The Right Captain

Selecting the right captain for your ship depends on what you’re trying to mine. Each of the members of the Surveyors and Miners group specializes in on resource of material.

• Helvia +40% mining rate of Parsteel
• K’Bisch +40% mining rate of Tritanium
• Domitia +40% mining rate of Dilithium
• Barot +40% mining rate of Crystal
• T’Pring +40% mining rate of Gas
• Stonn +40% mining rate of Ore
• Joaquin +50% protected cargo
• Ten of Ten +50% mining rate to Parsteel, Tritanium, and Dilithium

The Officers Matter, Too

Some of the officer abilities also make a huge difference. (In parentheses are the amounts by tier)

• Joaquin – speed of data mining (40%, 60%, 80%, 100%, 125%)
• Ten of Ten –  overall mining speed (80%, 100%, 120%, 140%, 160%)
• T’Pring – protected cargo (50%, 100%, 150%, 200%, 300%)
• Five of Ten – protected cargo (30%, 35%, 40%, 45%, 50%)

Cadey McCoy’s officer ability, “psychologist,” which increases the effectiveness of the captain maneuver has no impact on mining. 

Synergy is King

The other officers on your bridge matter as well. Putting your officers with others from their group will give you a “synergy” bonus to the captain’s ability. Placing a command, science, and engineering officer will also increase your synergy bonus. Officers of higher classes will give even greater synergy bonuses.

The lightning bolt symbols and yellow lines indicate a synergy bonus. The percentages between the officers let you know how much synergy has been added.

Location, Location, Location

Not all nodes are the same. Resource and material nodes will vary by the amount capacity the node has before you have to reset it. This is a big reason why you don’t want to ignore the engines on your miners, and why sometimes it may be worth it sacrifice some synergy to add warp range with Scotty.

Data and Raw Latinum nodes will vary by the speed they allow you to mine. In general, the higher the warp range required to enter a system, the faster the mining rate for these nodes will be.

There are also two systems in Borg space that have the fastest raw latinum nodes in the game. You’ll need special latinum cells obtained by hitting assimilated traders in Borg space and refining the ‘Latinum Antiques” they provide order to gain access to these systems. You’ll need a level 4 to 6 Vi’dar to get Rare Latinum Cells. Your Vi’dar will have to be levels 7 to 9 to get Epic Latinum Cells.

Torra Sedra is a level 28 system, it requires Rare Latinum Cells to enter. Zed Alpha is a level 31 system, and it requires Epic Latinum Cells to enter.

Mining Basics – Protecting Your Cargo

In most servers, unprotected cargo is fair game, and going OP, or “over-protected” cargo leaves your ship vulnerable to attack. You can increase this by upgrading the cargo bay on your survey ship, or by tiering up your ship – and by using your officers.

Three officers in the game provide you with cargo protection bonuses. Joaquin’s captain’s ability gives a protection bonus. The officer abilities T’Pring and One of Ten also give protection bonuses.

If you wanted to leave out a miner overnight, you could put all three on one ship and create a Max Protect Crew – or you could put an Augment synergy crew with Joaquin to increase your protected cargo.

Resetting a Node

From time to time, you’ll exhaust a node. You can keep mining it, but you’ll need to reset the node. To do this, simply take the miner off the node, and put it back on. In days of yore, you’d need to change your view out of the system, and put it back in again for the node to reset – but no longer. Of the simple mining basics, this is a big one.

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Cashing in Your Score

Scores for events and daily goals are calculated by when you take your miner off the node (you can put it right back on to keep mining). So you want to make sure that you’ve done frequently so as close to the ending of the current event as possible to make sure all of your points are counted.

You can also “preload” mining for events, but mining as much as possible and not cashing in before dailies or events begin.

Good luck out there.

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Star trek fleet command codes (may 2024).

Use codes to get a boost toward upgrading your base and building up your fleet with the best captains and ships in Star Trek Fleet Command.

In Star Trek Fleet Command , codes are one way to give players a little extra something to make the game easier. Playable on multiple platforms, players will want to recruit various crew members and build a fleet of ships to send out from their growing bases. Codes are one way to make this process easier and build up your resources faster than you would otherwise.

Players should be quite familiar with the characters of Star Trek Fleet Command , as most of them are quite famous faces within the ever-growing franchise. Likewise, many of the ships and factions will also be familiar to players, who can be recruited and upgraded to make their fleet as legendary as the series is . Using codes can help them expedite the process, and currently, one of the codes for May 2024 will unlock a certain special someone.

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Star Trek Fleet Command is a quite successful game that continues to grow at an exponential pace. You will find codes very helpful for you to grow at the same pace. Codes are entirely free to use, but some have certain level requirements to be eligible to redeem them. Currently, there are three active codes, although this may change throughout the month.

You can enter codes as soon as you can access the full menu in Star Trek Fleet Command . This will be after you have finished completing the tutorial, but you will only be able to use codes without level requirements. However, if you are at the proper level, you can use any codes without issue.

Look to the upper right of the screen to interact with the “Claim” button , and then do the same with the “Redeem” button. This will take you to the game’s website, where you will have to ensure that your game and the website are logged into the same account and synced . If they are not, you will not be able to receive any rewards.

If the rewards do not show up in your game, ensure that all data is fully synced, that everything was spelled and entered correctly, and that you have the level requirements for that code.

Once there, copy a code without any extra space and with the capitalization used in the table above , otherwise it will not let you redeem the code. Click “Redeem,” and you should see that the rewards have been added to your account. Return to the game and check to see if you received them. If not, repeat the proper steps to ensure everything is correct. Be constantly on the lookout for any news from Star Trek Fleet Command , as more codes for May might pop up as the month rolls on.

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