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Star Trek: Fleet Command Beginner’s Guide: 10 Tips, Cheats & Strategies to Progress Faster in the Game

By: Author Philip Reyes

Posted on Last updated: April 27, 2019

Developed by Digit Games Studios and published by Scopely, that brought us several great games based on popular franchises like WWE Champions , The Walking Dead: Road to Survival , and Looney Tunes World of Mayhem just to name a few, Star Trek: Fleet Command boldly takes players where no game has ever taken them before… or at least not in the same way. Star Trek: Fleet Command is a free-roaming multiplayer online strategy game that lets you explore the vastness of space aboard your very own starship. Battles happen in real-time against a variety of enemy ships as well as hundreds of other players scattered across the galaxy. The RPG-style quests and story progressions provides a general direction of what players ought to do and where to go but at the same time everyone is free to roam and explore the galaxy as they please. There are upgrades to be done on your starbase as well as your starships and you get to choose the captains and crew for your ships from among a wide roster of characters from the Star Trek movie reboot franchise. Whether you are a fan of the popular franchise or very much into real-time strategy games, Star Trek: Fleet Command has plenty to offer and can provide hours after hours of fun and entertainment.

As the commander of your very own starbase, Star Trek: Fleet Command takes you on a journey of epic proportions as you beam up to your starship and explore the vast galaxy space-warping from one star system to the next. As you visit new and unique planets, you can take on a variety of missions that can take you across space. With each accomplished feat, you can earn resources to sustain your starbase’s development, acquire parts to upgrade your ship, and even recruit new officers and promote them to form the best crews for each of your ships. You can battle hostile enemies and other players in real-time as well for more resources and glory. You can join alliances to help you speed up development as well as earn additional bonuses for the seemingly never-ending needs of your base. There are hundreds of missions to and in several instances you will be free to choose which ones you want to take on next. As your multi-tasking and strategic skills are put to the ultimate test, you can take some time off and just explore across the galaxy to discover what more is in store for you and your crew.

Star Trek: Fleet Command provides a nifty tutorial that walks you through the initial phases of the game and properly introduces you to the basic concepts you need to understand to progress on your own later in the game. As much is presented through an introductory part of a developing story, following the missions associated with it will be your constant guide for the most part of the game. The way structures in your starbase are upgraded may seem unfamiliar, most of the other mechanics of the game can be easily grasped. The various on-screen icons, with the occasional highlights are very noticeable cues for you to check on items where an action may be required. All-in-all, understanding the game is really easy, but the strategy part may take some time for any player to master. If you recently started the game and are having difficulties understanding some concepts or perhaps you progressed far enough but want to know more about how to progress more efficiently, then our Star Trek: Fleet Command beginner’s guide can help you achieve that.

1. Focus On Completing The Main Missions

As your first few minutes in Star Trek: Fleet Command takes you through an introduction to its story and gameplay mechanics, you should continue on with the succeeding missions as indicated on the lower left hand side of the screen. You can also click on the exclamation mark, to view the list of pending missions you have to accomplish. Take note that story missions are always at the top and some of the missions just cannot be accomplished yet (potentially at the bottom) but are shown there as future targets anyway.

As you venture from one landmark to another and one star system to the next ones, you will notice exclamation marks that may not be a part of the missions you have activated. You can approach such planets and accept all missions available and see which ones you can accomplish along with the others. Just be sure to try and prioritize the story missions as these missions will unlock more features and even officers that will help you progress further faster in the game.

Additionally, be aware that some missions, even when highlighted will not give you helpful hints as to where you can instantly travel to for you to accomplish them. As such, you need to read through each one as some can be accomplished in multiple areas or star systems. Missions that involve destroying hostile enemies of or above a certain level and mining missions are good examples of these types of quests.

2. Multi-Task And Leave Nothing Idle

There are plenty of things to do in Star Trek: Fleet Command in that you will be very busy as you play and may forget about some of the basic necessities you need to keep an eye on while you are trying to accomplish one mission after another. Although building and upgrading structures in your starbase form part of these missions, a lot of the things you need to spend your time on are not.

As you progress further in the game, you will unlock a research facility and performing some research will greatly improve your productivity, as well as your base and starships’ overall performance. Be sure to try and continuously do research and try to look into the requisites for some you cannot accomplish yet. As some research items are dependent on certain levels attained by some of your structures, try and prioritize those so you can do some research while building or upgrading other structures that are needed.

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Depending on how much you play and how fast you progress, you can unlock and own a second ship already on your first day of playing. This will be a more powerful ship compared to your first one but more importantly, now you can do more things as you can send each one independently to finish more missions. As you may initially find it challenging to constantly shift control form one ship to another, you can always mentally assign objectives for each ship. Travelling to and from one star system to another takes time as well so while waiting for that, you can focus on the other ship. In case you want to just focus one ship for most of your missions, you can leave one to do some mining of resources to keep it productive on its own for an hour or more.

Don’t forget to also grab the resources that your starbase generates over time as the generators can only continue to produce as much as your warehouse can store. Check the details of each to more or less determine how often you have to pay your base a visit to claim resources. You can also make it a habit to collect resources every time your ships come in for the necessary repairs.

3. Spend Your Speed Ups Wisely

Like in most base-building strategy games, there are items you can use to speed up production and research. Similarly as well, these resources ought to be spent more discreetly as they are very limited and not that easy to acquire, especially the ones that offer a bigger boost. This is one of the reasons as well why you are in great need of being part of an active guild. As more members are consistently available and helpful, several minutes may be taken off your production time through alliance help and will enable you to spend less of the speed ups in your inventory. Therefore, after initiating an upgrade or research, be patient enough to wait for alliance members to help you out before you decide to use your speed ups.

Also remember that you can instantly finish a construction or research once the countdown drops down to less than five minutes. This means that using speed ups that take time down lower than five minutes is a waste of it. Your goal when using speed ups should instead lower the timer down close to being able to instantly finish the task for free.

Lastly, but equally important as well, be sure that you really need to speed things up before spending those boosters. It may happen that you sped production up but then had to go offline leaving everything idle. There may also be occasions when you sped up an upgrade but then realized you don’t have enough resources to proceed to the next one. So just to be sure, plan a little ahead and check your resources before deciding to spend your speed boosters as you will most definitely be needing a lot more of them later on in the game.

4. Join An Alliance Right After The Tutorial

As soon as you are free to choose what to do and where to go, you can already start looking for an alliance and apply to join one. Like in any MMO Strategy game, every player must be in an alliance or guild to progress faster in the game. Be sure to try for alliances with a lot of members and have a high enough level of power as these may serve as good indications of determining which ones are that active.

Once you become a member of an alliance, be sure to help others out with their production and research as you will also be receiving plenty of helping hands to speed up your building and research. You can also receive additional gifts when any alliance member makes a purchase at the alliance store. Try to contribute more as well by donating some resources to boost the alliance’s growth.

5. Travel To Other Star Systems And Take Down Your Enemies

On your travels to various star systems in pursuit of accomplishing your current quests as well as searching to discover new ones, you will constantly see other ships travelling around. Blue Ships are other players like you and Purple Ships are your fellow alliance members. The Red Ships are enemies which you should always seek to destroy whenever you can. Each ship’s level are displayed beside its name and tapping on any ship will reveal its strength, potential rewards, and an option to scan or attack the said ship. Although there’s a cue on the upper right side of the details to know if taking on the ship will be an easy or a hard battle, you can choose to scan to see additional details as well as lootable cargo when available.

There will always come a time when the enemy ships in your area may become too easy for you and offer very little challenge, rewards, and experience. If that is the case, feel free to venture out to other star systems to hunt more power enemies that you can defeat. Your ships may have varying power levels so keep in mind that you can freely send them to different areas if you need to.

Always remember to recall your ships and repair them after a few battles. Depending on how strong the enemy ships you are hunting are, you can clearly notice how much of your star ship’s armor has been peeled of and be able to assess how many more battle you can engage in before sending each of your ships home.

6. Upgrade Your Ships And Promote Crew Members

There are numerous in-game rewards from missions and milestones that give you the necessary materials you need to upgrade your starships and recruit and promote crew members. As both these sets of enhancements are aimed towards strengthening your ship, be sure to do the necessary upgrades whenever you can.

Ship XP can be acquired from various missions throughout the game and although you can gain experience as well from hunting and destroying enemy ships, using these resources can speed up the process a lot faster. Depending on your starship’s tier number, levels are capped and the only way to progress further is to rank up your ship. To do that, you must fully upgrade your ship by using ship parts that you can mostly acquire from battles, as well as Tritanium, which is a fairly common resource that you can generate and mine. As your ship continues to level up, it can hold additional crew members which further boost its stats and abilities.

Progressing Star Trek: Fleet Command’s main story missions will often reward you with officer shards and you can always recruit more using Recruit Tokens that you can easily earn from a variety of missions and in-game rewards as well. You can level your officers up with Officer XP up to a certain level. Once you reach the maximum level of the first rank you must find more shards and promote the officer to the next rank to be able to continue levelling them up.

7. Follow A Strategic Approach To Managing Ships And Crew Members

As you progress through the game you will unlock more ships and recruit more officers to form part of each of your ships’ crew members. As the challenges of missions grow higher as well, you must begin to allocate your resources and manage your ships and officers more strategically. Doing so will be more beneficial for you the earlier you start with it. For starters, you should prioritize on strengthening the best starship you own more than the others. As far as Ship XP and parts go, make it a point that you should use it for your main ship and only do upgrades on other afterwards.

This will be your ship that primarily focuses on battles or even mining resources from dangerous areas. The other ships can be used for exploration and not be left out of your sight too long in case some players decide to have fun with it. As there will be missions that only require you to travel across star systems and explore, your secondary ships can very much handle those tasks.

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As far as officers go, RNG may make an impact on which ones you can promote faster. On top of levels and ranks though, be sure to check each officer’s abilities and choose the best ones to man your “battle” starship. Remember that you may receive a lot of Recruit Tokens and free officer shards from completing some missions in your journey. Be sure to check the list of officers you have from time to time as some may outclass others who were stronger than them before.

8. Check Your Daily Goals And Accomplish Them

While on the Missions Screen, you can press the Daily Goals Tab which enumerates some pretty easy goals for you to accomplish within the day. As some of these goals actually coincide with the regular tasks you do in pursuit of accomplishing your missions, you will be able to accomplish some of these tasks without actually even knowing the specific goals. Still, though, you should check it to see what objectives are still required so you can aim to accomplish those and earn the chest rewards. As you earn certain points for each objective that you accomplished, initially targeting to get 100 points is good enough to grab all 3 treasure chest rewards. Of course if you still want to accomplish the remaining tasks, feel free to do so as the rewards you can earn here are each important for you to progress faster since you can never have more than enough of any resource in Star Trek: Fleet Command.

9. Grab The Free Treasure Chests

There are several free treasure chests that you can grab in Star Trek: Fleet Command from time to time and whether you are playing the game or not, these chests continue to become available. The most basic one you can grab becomes available once every 10 minutes and the next one is free every 4 hours. The last one, which contains more valuable rewards, can be obtained once every 24 hours. Be sure to grab these chests as they become available so the countdown towards the availability of the next one will begin. While the 10-minute chests are most common, they still contain very rare rewards like Latinum, which is the top premium currency in the game.

10. Participate In Limited Time Events

One of the best sources of great rewards is the time limited events that simultaneously happen in Star Trek: Fleet Command. Be sure to click on the Events Icon on the upper right hand side of the screen to view the objectives and duration of each of these events and focus on spending some time and effort to accomplish them. While resources and upgrade materials may be obtained from various other sources, some of the rewards you can obtain here are difficult to acquire anywhere else.

That concludes our Star Trek: Fleet Command beginner’s guide. If you read through each item in our guide and play the game long enough, you will most definitely progress faster and reach new levels ahead of players who may have started out earlier. No need to worry though as you can always catch up to anyone by adhering enough to our tips and strategies and putting in a little more time and effort into the game. As Star Trek: Fleet Command promises to provide more updates and a global launch by the end of this month, now is the best opportunity for you test what you have learned here and progress your stories and levels in preparation for future updates and features. As this is first and foremost an exploration game, you may discover something we haven’t in the vastness of space as exhibited by the game. We will be happy to hear of additional tips and strategies you may have discovered so feel free to share those with us in the comment section below!

Wednesday 25th of October 2023

I accidentally deleted a mission and cannot proceed to other missions. How do I find a mission if I hit a button that erased it?

Monday 29th of May 2023

How can I get (1,000 Armada Tactical Cores) for FREE to build my Armada Control Center????

Wednesday 14th of December 2022

Hi, what happens all of a sudden when the group owner does not show up anymore, the starbase for the group cannot be built and he has not promoted anyone in the group. do i leave the group and lose my donated resources or what do i do?

Thursday 9th of July 2020

I started playing this recently on my phone. Realizing the screen is so small, I installed on my tablet but it set up a different player profile. How can I make the tablet log out/into the already established profile?

Thursday 1st of December 2022

@Tim, log into the Gmail you used for the other account on your tablet

Sunday 26th of December 2021

@Tim, I think you can't do that, I did the same: log in on phone then on laptop but no way to transfer

Sunday 12th of May 2019

I'm trying to complete "Flashpoint" mission but the final step asks me to "Check in on the colony on Kitop" but I can't find where it's located. Can anybody point me in the correct direction? Thank you!

monkeyhanger

Sunday 1st of August 2021

@Phil, It's most likely a planet name rather than a system but where at I don't know?

Tuesday 2nd of July 2019

Same problem, there are no system named "kitop"

Star Trek Fleet Command review: It’s not difficult to get into the game

Kirk, scotty, mccoy and other favourites make some appearances.

Star Trek fan? Then Star Trek Fleet Command is the perfect way to invest several hours of your weekend. It is set in the Kelvin timeline, which means you'll see Chris Pine's James Kirk and Simon Pegg's version of Scotty popping up in the game. But for the most part, you are a unique character with your own starship, building your own station and slowly but surely gaining a name for yourself in the galaxy.

That doesn’t mean you have to be a loner. You’ll crew up your ship with a mix of unknowns and Star Trek favourites, and you can sign up to an alliance, which is handy for getting things done a little quicker. Buildings can be constructed in less time and you can upgrade your facilities on board your station much faster than alone.

It’s not difficult to get into the game. Although it’s a complex world, it has three things going for it: Star Trek is a well known brand, the user interface has been designed with mobile users in mind, and the initial tutorial gives you the basics quickly and cleanly.

But this game is also an investment of your time. It takes time to do everything – repair your ship, strengthen your defences, travel across space to engage hostiles in battle. Sure, you can buy your way into better ships and materials, but since the emphasis is on engaging with the game rather than flashing your cash, you still have to wait a while before you can get to the good stuff.

You can’t, for example, buy the Enterprise and start using it, you’ll need to earn the right to do it. That means putting in some playing time instead of going for the quick and easy option.

There is thousands of hours of play with STFC, but it is addictive. Once you start building, you need more - more resources, more expertise, more crew. But although it’s addictive, you can easily leave it down for 10 minutes to at least pretend to interact with your family and friends, because things will be as they are – or close enough – when you return.

The best things about the whole game? It’s supporting an Irish games studio. Published by Scopely, it was designed and built by Digit Games, which is located in Dublin. So not only are you entertaining yourself, but you are also doing your bit for the economy. It’s a win-win situation.

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Star Trek Fleet Command PvP Guide: Best Crews, Tips, and More

One of the best multiplayer strategies for mobile devices is called Star Trek: Fleet Command and it has a huge community of players who play it. There are lots of different ships that you will have to use and some of them are good for PvP. In order to make your ship stronger in Star Trek: Fleet Command, you will have to put the correct crew in it. So, in this Star Trek Fleet Command PvP Guide, we will give you some tips on the best crews and more.

Best Crews for PvP in Star Trek: Fleet Command

Star Trek: Fleet Command is one of the greatest MMORTS games in the modern game industry and there are lots of cool features. The game has a huge list of different ships and characters from the Star Trek franchise and you will have to use them to fight against your opponents and explore the universe.

PvP is one of the most popular activities in this game. There you will have to fight against other players and usually, these battles last quite long. So, if you choose a ship for PvP it should be sustainable. The most popular options for PvP are USS Enterprise, Valdore, and Augur.

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Use TOS James T. Kirk, TOS Nyota Uhura, and Alexander Marcus in a team

If you want to choose an Enterprise as your main PvP ship then you should try to use officers that belong to this ship’s crew. For example, you could create a team with TOS James T. Kirk, TOS Nyota Uhura, and Alexander Marcus. These characters will make your Enterprise stronger and it will be a great PvP build.

About Captain Sylvia Tilly, Gabriel Lorca, and Khan Noonien Singh

Also, we recommend you use Captain Sylvia Tilly, Gabriel Lorca, and Khan Noonien Singh as a generic crew for standard ships like Valdore. As for the Augur team we recommend you Ash Tyler, Philippa Georgiou, and D’jaoki.

There are lots of different crews that you can create in Star Trek: Fleet Command and those that we mentioned are among the strongest ones. However, you can always try to make an unusual build with other officers. Good luck in your fights and battles in Star Trek: Fleet Command!

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‘Star Trek: Fleet Command’ Expands To PC – Watch New Promo With TNG Stars

| September 21, 2021 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 9 comments so far

The popular mobile game Star Trek Fleet Command is jumping to bigger screens with a brand-new update bringing the game to PC. We have the details and two new promos, including one featuring stars from Star Trek: The Next Generation .

Fleet Command goes bigger

According to game publisher Scopely, the massively multiplayer strategy game Star Trek Fleet Command has seen more than 14 billion battles and over 500 million hours played to date since it was launched as a mobile game in November 2018. And now players can jump onto a bigger screen with the PC update.

The PC launch of Fleet Command adds more ways to personalize the game, allowing a cross-platform experience. Players can seamlessly transition between devices and play from both their mobile devices and their PCs. This will include cross-platform versions of the game’s social features like Alliances and Battlepass.

Fleet Command jumps onto PC (Scopely)

Multiverse trailer

Originally based in the Kelvin Universe of the J.J. Abrams movies, the game expanded last year to include elements of the Prime Universe, including Star Trek: The Original Series , Star Trek: Discovery , and most recently, Star Trek: The Next Generation .

This PC launch is celebrated in this brand new trailer showing the different Star Trek universes colliding.

Exclusive extras and Borg Cube PC sweepstakes

To celebrate the PC launch of Fleet Command, players who download and play on PC will have access to exclusive extras:

• Cross-platform resource bundle: New players and existing mobile players who link their account on a PC will earn a variety of in-game resources when they log-in on their PC.
• Unique cosmetic avatars and frames: For downloading during launch week, players will receive PC-exclusive pieces of flair to show off their style.
• Exclusive deals: PC players can choose to take advantage of exclusive sales on in-game resources and extras.
• “Resistance on PC is Futile” Sweepstakes : Players can win a custom Star Trek Fleet Command Borg Cube ATX Limited Special Edition battlestation to power-up their adventures in the multiverse by downloading the game on PC.

You could win a Borg PC (Scopely)

New TNG stars promo

Scopely has also released another one of their promos featuring Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, and LeVar Burton.

If you want to check out  Fleet Command for PC go to startrekfleetcommand.com .

To try your luck to win the Borg Cube PC, visit startrekfleetcommand.com/sweepstakes .

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I will always love the TNG dynamic. Very fun to watch.

Ditto that!

Same! The TNG characters are my favorite crew out of all of them. Complete love!

Why did they model Jean-Luc Picard after Kevin Spacey???

Thanks for mentioning that. Now I can’t UNSEE it.

I thought that it’s Jeff Bezos…

I’m kinda thinking PC players are going to balk big time on the $100 resource packs. Today, games that are pay to win don’t do well on PC. Given STFC very much is, I expect we’ll see a storm of STFC bashing and memes from the PC community.

It’s a great ad to be fair, the lads seem like good craic

Why doesn’t LeVar Burton age like a normal person? I’m 42 and look older than he does at 64.

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Star Trek Fleet Command Codes (April 2024)

For those starting out or for those who just want an extra boost, codes in Star Trek Fleet Command can be redeemed to give you a few extra items. The game is a mobile and PC game that allows you to recruit various factions and officers to form your crew, build up a fleet of various ships, explore the Star Trek universe, and build up a starbase . The game has a lot of elements that players of mobile games will be familiar with, but all set within the world of Star Trek.

Star Trek Fleet Command is based on the popular multimedia franchise , and players will be familiar with the ships, systems, and crew members they can recruit. However, building up all these various items and recruiting people will take a lot of effort. This can be reduced by using various codes to get some items for free , and the active codes for April 2024 will be listed below.

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All codes for star trek fleet command in april 2024.

Codes are free to use for everyone and can come with big rewards such as unlocking characters in Star Trek Fleet Command . However, in some cases, there might be requirements before you get to use them . These requirements will be listed with each code so players know when they can be used. Currently, there are three active codes, although this may change month to month.

Codes should be entered without any extra spaces with the proper capitalization. Enter the code exactly as it is represented in the table to make sure you receive the correct rewards.

To use these codes, players must have downloaded the game and completed the tutorial . Once you are able to interact with the game freely, you should be able to enter any codes that do not have level requirements. If they do, you will have to reach that level before you can use the code.

To enter the code, look to the upper right part of the screen and find the box icon with the word “claim” on it. After that, find the icon with the word “Redeem” near it to take you to the game's website , which features the game's store and news from Star Trek Fleet Command .

This is where it gets a little more complicated, as players will have to make sure the game and their registration on the website are synced . Log in or make a new account and make sure that you are also logged in within the game as well to make sure that all data is syncing between the two. Then copy one of the codes into the input field next to a yellow “Redeem” button.

Once you have entered it and clicked on the button, you should see the rewards pop, and upon relaunching your game, the rewards should show up, and you should be able to use them . If they do not appear, make sure your data is synced, that you entered the code correctly, and that you have the requirements necessary for each code. And that should give you everything you need to redeem April’s codes in Star Trek Fleet Command .

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Originally posted by Gus McDoll : I had this issue too. My solution was: reinstall the game from Steam, keep Steam open in the background, but always start the game from the exe application file in Windows Explorer (look in Steam\steamapps\common\Fleet Command), and never from the Steam app. Then it works fine in Win11. If you forget, and try to launch the game from Steam, then get the same problem again, repeat the process above. Trust this helps... And to whet your appetite, check out the first video of a play through of Fleet Command... https://youtu.be/kXY7NwneEe4 Enjoy!

Originally posted by anthonycastle : So i attempted the above and when i click on the Fleet Command.exe shortcut it brings up the error cannot find Steam , even with the Steam Launcher loaded in the back ground

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