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Mar 19, 2023 2 hr 24 min

Webstore Mechanics and Event Structures // New or Not?

from Talking Trek: Star Trek Fleet Command Hosted by UltimatDJz

Today, what I expected to be a 15-20 minute educational segment on HOW to participate in the new webstore version of the recruiting event turned into a hotly debated subject that surprised EACH side of the arguing cast. Is the event easy? Is it rewarding? Is it WORTH it? PLUS Bubba drags DJz back down into the Tal rabbit hole for another rant on Scopely latest design failure. AND to wrap up, Bubba Joe's Fantasy Fleet Command returns along side the Round 2 Introduction of Talking Trek's Battleship! Visit our website at www.UltimatDJzPlayz.com for links and more!

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