How To Get Salvage in Star Trek Online 

I was also today years old when I learned about that feature, and here I've been salvaging one at a time like a complete IDIOT all these years. I also have one question. I've googled this but can't find anything on it really. I just ran Rescue and Search and seemed to be hit by some debuff that disabled my cannons. I've run Trouble Over Terrh a bunch and it seems like the Elachi also have the ability to knock my cannons, or beams, offline. Though never the rear arc weapons. I'll hit the space bar and the cannon icons in my tray will either just stay grey for some random amount of time, or there will be a 13 second timer until I can fire again. Is this some bug I'm triggering? Or do I need some gear that restarts the weapons when they're knocked offline? Or just to up my game and kill things quicker?

Me to, I saw it sitting down there in the window but didn't have a clue what it was for, so I ignored it.

I would never touch it. Unless you are VERY careful about putting all your useful gear on protected status.

Yes, Normal is quite a bit less loot. But keep perspective: this is a game of time and steps. It takes time and effort to get where he and some other players are, myself included.

I'm going to post the build into the "Spencer's builds" channel on the CasualSAB discord. Grab the STO there role to see it discord.gg/Tpj5UpXxVn

It is still like 300-400m. Normally about double that. It just helps keep pets alive, but I'd only go for it on a 2 bay carrier.

ty again I was just seing on AUGs Carrier trait vid

Was just using the calculator built into windows.

Good night

Based on spending a month's worth of dilithium making Isomags for over two dozen characters I worked out a system/technique that dramatically reduced the amount of dilithium spent making these things. It doesn't guarantee absolute success but I'm more than confident it's not simply me being 'superstitious' but does actually work... 1. Always roll for at least four or five Isomags at a time. 2. Roll for each in line just two or three times. 3. Leave a short second to three seconds between rolls; and make sure the gap between each roll is different. 4. Do this late at night to early morning; never during the daytime (as I'm in Europe I've no idea if this is based on a bias towards the American-market, or it's down to fewer people playing during these hours, but to this day this actually pays off opening Phoenix boxes too!). 5. Go through the line of Isomags four or five times. If the one you're after (for me it was always Phaser) doesn't pop up, stop!!! Wait a couple of hours, and repeat the process. 6. When the Isomag roll you're after arrives, stop!!! As above, wait a couple of hours before repeating the process. 7. Make sure you have a decent amount of dilithium to spend, ie. around 60-80,000. Having a low amount also seemed to sway the gambling towards poorer luck! (I know this one sounds extremely superstitious, but from experience I worked out that having more dilithium when carrying out this process made the process more successful). The alternative of working on just one Isomag at a time, and not stopping until the one I was after arrived absolutely guaranteed I would spend more Dilithium on a single Isomag than I would following the above technique. Regarding the time of day; I can guarantee I get somewhere between 12 to 16 Phoenix upgrades opening these during the daytime. Opening them late at night/early morning hours rewards me between 16 to 25 Phoenix upgrades (obviously with more higher grade tokens). Again, I'm not sure if this down to a bias towards the American market or simply about the amount of players in my location at the time. I'm not concerned or complaining about this; I'm just pleased to know that there's a 'better' time to open these boxes. A note about rolling several Isomags at the same time; there's a strange situation that opening lockboxes, phoenix boxes, and it applies to rolling Isomags, that doing one, by itself, is absolutely guaranteed to produce the worst possible result. When opening lockboxes or phoenix boxes you have to open a few at a time for the best results (for me it's a minimum of ten). An example, proof of this, is during the free Phoenix box events, I open them when I get them and I think I have got the lowest grade token all but a couple of times, which is far worse 'luck' than I've had when opening several at a time.

No clue :( expected some news today

Tbh, also curious. I've been using the Cnidarian Defender which especially works for the end part. But this looked even faster.

I am also interested in the boff layout for this build.

I'm going to post the build into the "Spencer's builds" channel on the CasualSAB discord. Grab the STO there role to see it discord.gg/Tpj5UpXxVn

@@CasualSAB thanks, much appreciated! Thanks for helping us noobs out

Is what I have my interact set to. Default should be B.

The 2nd half of this video is exactly that.

The losing part I'm sure. LOL.

correction We're Not Worthy