#Star Trek online

[defconprime]

USS Nova Scotia

[joshuamartian]

I unironically think everything about this is cool. The swaggering animation. The tiny electronic visor instead of mirrored shades. The fact that they gave this moment to the most homicidal Ferengi in the whole series.

[alphamecha-mkii]

Star Trek Online - U.S.S. Triton (Typhon Class Carrier) at Vulcan Orbital Yards

[startrekships]

Moonlighting

[thestellarcartographer]

Working on a new commission, with Star Trek Online aesthetics and the corridors I'm building remind me of The Backrooms…and now I think I need to create a Trek-based horror video.

[foodcu-be]

Them

[katjohnadams]

[faeghoulz]

some of my star trek ocs!!!!

[obsidianmichi]

The crazy part about Star Trek Online is that it's stuffed full of cameos and missions that repeatedly star characters from the main cast of every major Star Trek show except, I think, Enterprise, Strange New Worlds, and Lower Decks.

Like you can go on a fully voiced adventure with Michael Burnham and Seven of Nine in her Fenris Rangers era to decide whether the Excalbians will embrace good or evil and fight Seven's evil simulation created body double.

Worf, voiced by Michael Dorn, Worf is in the major Iconian missions and a central figure for Klingon players as they shoot up the ranks.

Martok, voiced by John Garman Hertzler Jr. (rescue him from the Tzenkethi and go on so many missions together as random space adventures, and he's just like he is in DS9.)

Almost the entire cast of Deep Space Nine, including René Auberjonois's final voicework as Odo before his passing, the same for Aron Eisberg as Nog, Nana Visitor as Kira Nerys, and there's an entire episode where you play as Quark and his Ferengi friends stealing from Iconians. Even Salome Jens pops up as the Female Changeling to play a villain in the Gamma Quandrant arcs. Plus, Chase Masterson got in ahead of them all to chew through the scenery as Leeta's Mirror counterpart, Admiral Leeta!

Levar Burton as Geordi LaForge!

Janeway and Mirror Janeway voiced by Kate Mulgrew. (Mirror Janeway is a Borg Queen!)

Denise Crosby as my Romulan main's new adopted mother, Empress Sela and her mother, Natasha Yar. There's also Tuvok (my love!), Tom Paris, Harry Kim, Seven of Nine, Jason Isaacs voicing Prime Gabriel Lorca (!!) in the Discovery missions, Tilly and my much beloathed nemesis Mirror Tilly, Stamets, and Michael Burnham. Most recently we've gotten Mirror Wesley Crusher and Mirror Doctor Crusher during Picard's third season, and Ezri Dax in the latest episodes.

There's also Leonard Nemoy, who voiced the major exploration sections and Fed character level ups in the initial game but that's been in at launch.

It's honestly impressive. Every time I turn around it feels like another Star Trek alum is lending their voice to the game. Star Trek Online is somehow the most blessed and the most cursed tie-in game in existence. The dream and the hellscape for Star Trek fans.

Also, the space combat is genuinely really fun.

[apfel-strudelz]

OC time

[thefrostychemist]

Saw that Jem'Hadar are a playable faction in STO, and like... Whose Star Trek fantasy is being the highly expendable warrior slave race genetically engineered to be lethally addicted to a drug held only by commanding officers to prevent disobedience???

[defconprime]

[auditoreum]

A gathering in Star Trek Online to remember and honour Tony Todd.

[alphamecha-mkii]

Star Trek Online (Perpetual Entertainment Ver) - USS McCall and USS Archer Concept Art by John Eaves

[spookysnooty]

The sheer stupid JOY I got from my Romulan on Star Trek Online becoming a Commander and getting a D'Deridex for me to make all pretty is something that should be studied by scientists

The sheet amounts of AUTISM that happened today Jesus Christ

I want to call overand baby talk like people do at dogs but at this fucking thing

[thestellarcartographer]

Deck Zero

Long thought a myth by most experienced Starfleet officers, Deck Zero is said by crew on the lower decks to be a liminal space, occupying a unique pocket of subspace on every ship capable of generating a warp field. The deck will not appear on any blueprints, and if you're unfortunate enough to find your way there, you may never be able to get out. The Department of Stellar Cartography have been organising expeditions trying to find and study the elusive phenomena. This recording is from one such expedition.