and then it took an hour and a half for a match.

now, i'm just your average escort pilot, but i likes the pew pew.

why we no pew pew more often? i play evenings, nights eastern standard time, and.....well actually quite sometimes.

60+ on opvp chat at min. why u no q? i love when i have a team on, but pugging it at least leaves us an opportunity to learn and fly...even agianst that premade that just ruled you for a half hour.

chin up star trek online pvp'rs. stick to your guns.

have fun kill other players!

- horizon

I completely agree. I would also like to add, the more people that que up the less chance you have of going against overpowered premade and going against more matched pug groups.

If I wasn't at work you can be sure I'd be queing fvf and fvk and kvk Horizon. Happy hunting.

To all you who no Que,
Youaredoinitwrong.
Thank you for your time.

Tribble or Holodeck?

and frankly I stopped queing on a regular basis a while ago and on Holodeck I go to Ker'rat for PvP.
Its just quicker and since i expect the SS/AMS anyways at least it nice to be able to respwan and get back in the mix quickly.

Have I been bad?

Or they are the smart ones and got away?

I suspect that the slow quees are a direct result of the "silent majority" that stands behind all those vocal minorities that post the recent IQuit threads.

my question is what are people actually doing then?

i mean you can only level so many toons before insanity sets in. so what are people doing with their time in the game? closet rp'ing?

like those guys sitting outside ESD complaining about mines and friendly fire. dude, either dock or go run a mission, you sit around ESD to shoot the @#$%. what are pvp'rs doing then? ive killed 3 million breen and ive saved thousands of deuterium tanks. sometimes in kerrat there is great fun, sometimes there is nobody.

anywho, i should prolly go shoot something.

Supreme Commander 2? Deus Ex? Watching TOR ads?

I don't presume they are still playing STO.

He mentions the amount of online players in sto subscribed to the channel which can be seen by accessing your channel settings.

I too wonder, when I see 4 people queued up and 40-60 people online in sto in the opvp channel.

I guess a lot of us like to sit and veg and look at our pretty ships sometimes. I do it too..

I think THIS is the problem:

http://www.cad-comic.com/cad/20050810/

You can be online in OPvP and be on Tribble or Redshirt. I haven't logged onto Holodeck for a while.