Absolutely right Inviegle. You can kill a game though only talking bad about it.
STO seems to be a game for people like me, for casual players with limited time to play and the search for a little fun after returning home from work. Everyone that compares STO with for example WOW has not understand how games are developed today and what kind of customers they are targeting mostly. WOW at the beginning was a time-consuming game. Endgame was hard to achieve, lot of time was needed to gather items, farm your stuff for crafting, e.g. Look at WOW now - less farming, less crafting, some achievement hunting, but the game itself is available for casual gamers with less time, as you can get your high-level items with simply having 2 or 3 smaller daily dungeon quest made.
Thats how it is with many games that have been released to public during the last 2 years. Name me wrong, but I personally think that Cryptic has designed STO for casual gamers more then having their focus on the hardcore players that create their life around the game.

The fact of the matter is that he, me and many others are already admiral. "Past all the content" equals to having completed all the content. Which equates to the game only having 4 days /played worth of content (maximum - if you don't dawdle, it's less), which frankly isn't all that much in an MMO even at launch. It wouldn't be any different if a person reached admiral in, say, a week from now (hardly a fast pace for many "serious gamers" - I mean, factoring in headstart we've already had 17 days to level = about 5,65 hours play time per day), he'd still be just as much out of new content to explore. And mind you, even in this 4 days of /played, most of the content was generic and repetitive. Kill 5 squadrons, yay!

That's not to say that I haven't enjoyed it overall, but there really needs to be more unique, new and interesting things, soon. It's a game with a monthly fee after all. If you can't provide enough content to match, make it a weekly fee

Man has a real problem, suggest if you'd all spent less time trolling forums, you'd be in the same boat. I'm using a 10day trial, and find myself zerging through the game. Why buy at all if I finish the content IN 10 DAYS?!

If the people who quit, like the OP, paid for a lifetime sub then there is no lost revenue if they opt out for several weeks, months, or years. People who pay month-to-month are probably a volatile demographic across all MMO's and that's likely figured in to the $15 per month charge. What I'd be more concerned about is the subscription status of the three and six month recurring membership plans; though even there I'm sure there are hedges built into billing scheme to allow for some, but not mass, exodus in the short term.

hey so your one of the little nartzy f#$ks on the irc sto cheannel were you cant say wtf with out getting banned from it.....bunch of wa$%kers you got moderating that.....no wait bunch of little kids.

Silly. I made amiral 5 yesterday and cant wait to level a new caracter. later on with guilds fighting, raids gonna be great. and all the new expansion matirial that will come in the years to come. maybe a playable borg side like the klingon maybe one time in a month month a borg caracter could take his big borg ship and invade sol system of somthing like that. if you are bored i guess you dont have mutch sense of exploration .

allright, so what should a player do now at Admiral/General 5 in your opinion, apart from the daily quests? theres just NOTHING to do...and I mean NOW and not after the mysterious wonder patch that gives tons of endgame content, 2 playable races and cures cancer

The fact is that the people are not saying "the endgame content is badly designed" or anything like that..they say (and are right in that) that there isnt any content at all !!!

Here's your troll award

If you don't like his opinion that he is entitled to then sthu mr. cryptic. your not doing the game any favors by being a tard.

I'm not completly bored with the game myself but i have heard from over 60 people so far that are.