Please don't make me play through this absolute freaking TRAVESTY of an episode on another Delta Recruit. Beyond all the bugs in the game, this is the one thing that I cannot stomach. So please, PLEASE give Delta Recruits the ability to skip a single episode while still receiving its corresponding assignment completion.

Were they actually even supposed to be fun? Just like EVERY OTHER MISSION IN THIS INCREDIBLY LONG, TEDIOUS AND UNREWARDING EPISODE IS.Īnd frankly, as I play these utterly, infuriatingly awful missions, I find myself wondering how the person or people who made them could possibly have thought that they'd actually be fun to play. Yes, what I just wrote was a run-on sentence, and I did so because it felt like the most fitting way to describe what is essentially a run-on mission. It is easy to like Sooraj dooba hai yaaron, a song that is all about getting the formula right. One mission will have you single-handedly clearing out a small armada before beaming down to a planet and running to four widely placed objectives on an unnecessarily large map filled with trash mobs before entering an unnecessarily large underground complex which is also filled with an unnecessary amount of trash mobs before beaming back out to space and fighting back a three-part ambush. Roy rehashes every trick in the book that ensured these successes deploying the same artistes and recreating what has worked for them in the past.

If I knew how, I would actually cheat my way past it while awarding my character twice the skill points and Dilithium this episode is worth (which still wouldn't be as bad it sounds since half of its thirteen ( thirteen!) missions award less than half of what any mission from, say, Romulan Mystery would).īut not only are they not rewarding - they are also excruciatingly long and tedious.

Sooraj dooba hai yaaron roy