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How to Access the Star Trek: Fleet Command Web Store

Star Trek: Fleet Command has a rather unique in-app store. Not only can you purchase items through the in-game store with real currency, but you can actually access the same store from your favorite web browser. Today, we’ll show you how to access the Star Trek: Fleet Command web store!

Accessing the Star Trek: Fleet Command Web Store From a Browser

Like most mobile games, Star Trek: Fleet Command is free-to-play, with optional in-app purchases. You can buy in-game resources and currency using real world money if you so wish, and you can get to the store by tapping the button in the top right corner of the main game screen.

If you’re not able to open the game at the moment, or you’re in an environment where playing the game isn’t feasible, you can also access the in-game store from your browser. Simply head on over to the Star Trek: Fleet Command web store .

Before you can access the web store, you’ll need to link your game account to a ScopelyID . By default, the game doesn’t do this on its own, and it will instead link your account to your respective device’s game account, which are Game Center for iOS, and Google Play Games for Android.

Account linking is currently only possible within the game itself , so open the game, and tap on your profile icon in the top left corner. Tap on settings, then tap on general, and you should see a button to create or link a ScopelyID account. Follow the instructions to log in or create a new account, and your account will automatically be linked to your ScopelyID.

Once your game account is linked to your ScopelyID, go to the web store and then login with your ScopelyID account. All your items and purchases will now be synced, so you can use the store from any browser you log into.

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In addition to being able to use the store, you can also claim those timed chests that you can only get once enough time has passed. This is probably the best feature of the web store, as this will ensure you don’t miss out on your freebie chests.

That concludes our guide on how to access the Star Trek: Fleet Command web store. If you have any other questions regarding the store, let us know in the comments below.

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Star Trek Fleet Command

You have the conn! Summon your skills...

You have the conn! Summon your skills in strategy, combat, diplomacy, and leadership to master the adventurous universe of Star Trek™ Fleet Command , the free to play mobile game.

Enter a galaxy on the brink of war as Federation, Klingon, and Romulan forces vie for control of the Alpha and Beta quadrants. Discover an ancient secret that could tip the scales of power forever.

As the commander of a starbase on the edge of civilized space, you will recruit iconic officers like James T. Kirk, Spock, and Nero -- and build powerful ships including the Enterprise, the Romulan Warbird, and Klingon Bird of Prey.

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• An open world, strategy MMO
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• Iconic Star Trek characters, ships and tech
• Fierce battles with players all over the world
• A new, immersive Star Trek™ story in the Kelvin Timeline
• Multiple language options

Download Star Trek™ Fleet Command today and join Millions all over the world.

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The fourth part of The Next Generation arc has just warped into the galaxy, and it is bringing some big news! Explore new ways of playing Star Trek Fleet Command thanks to Exocomp Consumables, a new feature that will give you the chance to employ different strategies in the game, from fighting, to mining, to exploration.

Introducing the fourth part of Star Trek: The Next Generation arc!

“Our objective is clear. We free Worf from the Cardassians, and then search for a way home.”

The crew of the Enterprise-D has been facing a barrage of attacks and attempted sabotage from the Cardassians at every turn, with the Empire working at the behest of the mysterious beings known as the Progenitors. While the crew have taken some hits, their spirit remains unbroken.

The remaining objectives are clear: break Worf free from the clutches of the Cardassians, and find a way back to their own universe. But they’ll face resistance every step of the way, with the Cardassians relentless in their attacks, and the Progenitors trying to stop any ships from travelling inter-dimensionally.

Rescuing Worf will be challenging enough, but can Picard and his crew find their way home? More importantly, is there even a way for the crew to get home?

“Our window to act is small, and getting smaller.”

The fourth part of Star Trek: The Next Generation in August includes:  

• New feature: Exocomp Consumables.
• New Officers: Troi and Worf.
• New TNG missions!
• A new Battle Pass.
• Five new Avatars.
• Five new Frames!
• New type of events.

This month, along with The Next Generation Part 4, we’re also launching a brand new feature previously mentioned in our Roadmap Update: Exocomp Consumables (aka Consumable Buffs)!

Players will be able to apply time limited Consumables to boost their capabilities for activities they wish to take in game. From mining, to building, to hunting. Exocomp Consumables will provide players a way to increase their efficiency in how they want to take on their regular challenges.

A new building, the Exocomp Factory , will house the Exocomps, and will be required to unlock the feature. Players level 16 and above will be able to access this building. As you upgrade the building, it will provide you with a free daily bundle of Axionic Chips, which are used to obtain Consumables, as well as providing more Exocomps (slots) so you can use more types of Consumables. 

Upgrading the Exocomp Factory also provides access to more powerful Consumables – 3* Consumables unlock at level 25, and 4* Consumables at level 40. Clicking the button above the building will also being you to the Consumables  Exocomp store tab, where you can claim and spend Axionic Chips. You can read more about Exocomp Consumables on this dedicated page on our site !

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• Telepathic Predictions : Reduce crit chance of Armadas by X%.
• Nemesis : Increase damage against Romulan Hostiles and Armadas by X%.
• Headlong Into Battle : Increase Warp Speed by X% after fighting a ship.
• Only Fools Have No Fear : Against Non-Player targets, increase mitigation by X%.

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We are continuing with a new Battle Pass for this portion of this TNG arc. Claim officer shards, missions, cosmetics, resources, and more by taking part in events over the month and earning your rewards!

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‘Our objective is clear. We free Worf from the Cardassians, and then search for a way home.’

Break Worf free from the clutches of the Cardassians in 10 new missions obtained from the Battle Pass. Additionally there will be five missions focused on an exclusive TNG side story for players level 42+.

Gameplay Improvements – 4* Mining Nodes increased

After listening to players’ feedback, we have increased the number of 4* material mining nodes by 50%. Given that more players are reaching higher ops levels in our game, we found it important to give everyone in their enough space to mine.

Graphic improvement – Tokens and Rarity

Wherever we are showing tokens, you will now be able to see their grades and rarity. This applies to the buttons, the rewards, and header amounts. You can find some examples below: 

• 1 Epic Troi Avatar
• 1 Rare Worf Avatar
• 1 Uncommon Exocomp Avatar
• 1 Uncommon ‘Good Tea, Nice house’ Avatar
• 1 Rare Exocomp Factory Avatar
• 1 Uncommon TNG Mission Frame
• 1 Rare Betazoid Frame
• 1 Rare Klingon Warrior Frame
• 1 Uncommon Kriosian Frame
• 1 Uncommon Valtese Frame
• Fixed an issue that provided players with Officer “Tal” an advantage in hostile hunting events.
• Fixed a graphic issue with the Android version of the game where, after resuming the app, the game looked stretched on some devices.
• Fixed an issue where NPC Portraits in Object Viewer sometimes were white squares.
• Fixed an issue where only one build queue is displayed after collecting a job and locating a ship.
• Fixed an issue where the Inventory Store Button does not go to the store.
• Fixed an issue where during the Tutorial sometimes, players get stuck on the mission panel screen.
• Fixed an issue where certain researches (for example mining boosts) appear to be activated when they’re not.
• Fixed an issue where a ship unexpectedly continues its attack path after it was intercepted by another ship.
• Fixed an issue where the resource font size is inconsistent across various menus.
• Fixed an issue where half the UI becomes unresponsive when the user proceeds into the faction store and quickly backs out before bundle contents load.
• Fixed an issue where the description of several officer maneuvers are cut off in the battle report.

Improvements

• When starting an Away Team Assignment that costs Rare or Epic Star Charts, you can now view the balance of the relevant Star Charts that you own on the assignment screen.
• ‘Store’ button in Inventory now opens the relevant store section (i.e. when in territory inventory it will open Territory Store).
• All Borg Armadas and Mega Cube rewards have been increased for the Armada leader and all participants.
• Players can now scan Alliance members’ ships and stations, except when the station is shielded.
• The damage buff on the Shuttle Bay is now correctly showing up in your ship power levels outside of combat, as opposed to only seeing the buff in combat. 
• When creating an Armada, the Armada rarity and level will be mentioned in the automatic message posted into Alliance chat.

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Star Trek Fleet Command Codes (May 2024)

Updated March 15, 2024 Checked for more codes!

Ready to take command of your very own Enterprise and a fleet ready to fight at your command? Indeed, that is what the exciting gameplay in this Star Trek mobile game is all about. But what if we had a way to get some free items, unlocks, and rewards to make our life in space a little bit easier? That’d be great. So let’s take a look at our list of Star Trek Fleet Command codes that will make your journey in the stars more pleasant. Keep reading to find out which codes are available.

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Star trek fleet command codes (working).

• KIRK : 4k Ultra Recruit Tokens and 100 James T. Kirk shards
• EVISCERATOR : 24k event store currency (you will need to be level 10)
• NX-01 : Exclusive rewards (you will need to be OPs level 40)
• ENT3 : Artifact shards (you will need to be OPs level 38)

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How to Redeem Codes in Star Trek Fleet Command

Here’s our step-by-step guide on how to redeem codes in the game:

• Download the game and open it.
• The first thing you need to do is complete the tutorial.
• After the tutorial is completed, you will see a “Claim” button in the Lobby, in the upper right corner.
• Click on it and, after creating an account in case you don’t have one, click on the “Redeem Code” button that will show up.
• Input the code in the text box then press “Redeem”.
• Enjoy the rewards!

Why Are My Star Trek Fleet Command Codes Not Working?

First of all, remember that some of the codes require a certain level, so they won’t work if you haven’t played enough of the game yet. After making sure you have inputted the code exactly as it is shown on this page, checking for case-sensitive letters or typos, and be aware that the codes might have expired since then.

What is Star Trek Fleet Command?

In this exciting game, you will be thrown into a galaxy that is in turmoil. Winds of war are aloof as the Federation, Klingon, and Romulan forces are battling to decide who will be in charge of the Alpha and Beta quadrants. Choose your side and be ready to be the best at using strategy, combat, diplomacy, and leadership in order to survive the dangerous forces and mysterious enemies.

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Star Trek Fleet Command Codes (May 2024)

Updated May 15, 2024 We looked for more codes!

This game will take you to the final frontier with all its excitement and challenges. Recruit your favorite officers like Spock and Data, and form alliances with other players. If deep space proves to be too tough, get free Shards, Tokens, and more by redeeming Star Trek Fleet Command codes.

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Active star trek fleet command codes.

• EVISCERATOR : Use for x24k Event Store Currency (Must be OPs level 10) (New)
• KIRK : Use for x4k Ultra Recruit Tokens and x100 James T. Kirk shards
• NX-01 : Use for rewards (Must be OPs level 40)
• ENT3 : Use for rewards (Must be OPs level 38)

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How to Redeem Codes in Star Trek Fleet Command

There are a few steps you need to complete to redeem  Star Trek Fleet Command  codes, and you can see them in our tutorial below:

• Open Star Trek Fleet Command on your device.
• Finish the tutorial .
• Go to the lobby and press the Claim button in the upper-right corner.
• Press the Redeem Code button.
• Type the code into the text field .
• Tap Redeem and obtain the prizes.

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Star Trek Fleet Command Codes (May 2024)

Looking to redeem some free Shards, Tokens, and other exclusive rewards? Here’s the list of all the newest Star Trek Fleet Command Codes you can claim.

Star Trek Fleet Command Codes can potentially help you get an initial boost in the game. This is because, by utilizing these codes, you will be able to redeem some useful goodies. From Ultra Recruit Tokens and Artifact Shards to Event Store Currency and other special rewards, you can use all of these items to quickly level up.

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Since you will have to handle the responsibility of being the spaceship captain, collecting all the resources can be quite draining as well as expensive. Consequently, you can use all the active codes we have listed and with just a few clicks, you can claim a ton of resourceful items for free.

Last checked for new codes on 09 May 2024.

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All Active Codes

• EVISCERATOR – Use this code to redeem x24k Event Store Currency (To redeem this code, you must be Ops level 10+) (New)
• KIRK – Use this code to redeem x4k Ultra Recruit Tokens and x100 James T. Kirk Shards
• NX-01 – Use this code to redeem special rewards (To redeem this code, you must be Ops level 40+)
• ENT3 – Use this code to redeem special rewards To redeem this code, you must be Ops level 38+)

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How to Redeem Star Trek Fleet Command Codes?

The process of redeeming codes in Star Trek Fleet Command can be a little complicated. Here’s the complete step-by-step process you can follow to claim them:

• Launch Star Trek Fleet Command on your device.
• Click on the “ Claim ” button that is located towards the top right corner of the screen.
• Out of the list of options that appear on the screen, click on the “ Redeem ” option.
• Once you click on this, the game’s website will open up and you will have to enter your Scopely account details.
• After you are logged in, you will be redirected to the code redemption page .
• Copy any of the code mentioned above and paste it into the empty text box.
• Now, click on the yellow “ Redeem ” button. If you have entered the code correctly, a notification will pop up on the screen about the freebies you have claimed.
• Once you have completed this process, launch the game and you will see the free rewards you received on the screen.

How to Get More Codes?

To receive codes, all game-related news, recent announcements, updates, and much more, you can join the game’s Discord server , X (Twitter) page , Facebook page , YouTube channel , and official Subreddit . You could also bookmark this page , as we regularly update it with all the new codes we receive.

That’s all you need to know about the Star Trek Fleet Command Codes and the code redemption process you need to follow. By using codes, you can collect a plethora of unique rewards for free, check out our Codes section and use them in your favorite games.

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Star trek fleet command codes (may 2024): how to redeem free rewards.

If you are a fan of the Star Trek series, you’ll definitely like Scopely’s game Star Trek Fleet Command. In this open-world intergalactic strategy game, you can collect, build, and upgrade ships and deploy officers with tactical abilities. Become the powerful commander and fight for control of the Alpha and Beta quadrants. Explore the vast dynamic galaxy and discover an ancient secret that could tip the scale of power. 

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You can also claim free game codes that come in handy during the progress of the game. In the following section, I have put together all active Star Trek Fleet Command Codes that offer free in-game rewards that help you top the leaderboard.

Star Trek Fleet Command Codes [Updated & Working]

Use these active codes listed below that are available for this month and claim free in-game resources to level up in the game.

Star Trek Fleet Command Codes Valid for May 2024

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How To Redeem Star Trek Fleet Command Codes?

Here are the steps of the redemption process on your mobile devices.

• Launch the game.
• Complete the Tutorial .
• Click on the Claim button towards the upper right of the screen.
• If you don’t have an account then create one and then click on the Redeem Code option.
• Enter the active codes in the textbox.
• Hit the Redeem button to claim your free resources.

How To Get More New Codes?

To get more new codes, you can follow the official pages such as Facebook, X, Instagram, and Reddit. Also, you can bookmark this page if you instantly want new codes as we add codes to the list whenever there is a new update.

Why Are My Codes Not Working?

Getting an invalid code message? You might have entered the wrong spelling or the codes might have expired. Double-check the codes before hitting the Redeem button or copy-paste the codes from above the list to avoid mistakes.

When Will New Codes Release?

There is no fixed date for the release of codes. These codes are exclusively released by the developers on special occasions or events. All you need to do is keep an eye on this page.

Where To Play The Game Star Trek Fleet Command?

The game is available to players on different platforms:

• Microsoft Windows and
• Mobile devices (Apple Store and Google Play Store)

That’s all on the latest Star Trek Fleet Command Codes. Redeem the codes and grab your freebies sooner to level up in the game easily.

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Are there any Star Trek Fleet Command codes?

F leet Command is a mobile 4X strategy game set in the Star Trek universe that has you building your fleet and military strength to take over territory - and codes are occasionally available to redeem for some rewards.

Typically, the game will have rewards like Artifact Shards and Ultra Recruit Tokens on offer, so here are the latest details on how everything can be redeemed.

Are there any active codes?

Unfortunately, there are no active Star Trek Fleet Command codes at the time of writing. After searching around for any codes, all of the ones I found and tested were no longer active.

That said, many of the ones I did find were active until recently, which could give us some hope that new rewards are on the way. This section will be updated should new ones be made available in the future.

How to redeem Star Trek Fleet Command codes

When codes do become available, here are the steps you'll need to follow to redeem them:

• Go to the Star Trek Fleet Command website
• Choose  Redeem Code  and log in to your account
• Input an active code and hit  Redeem

Now when you log back into the game on your device, you should find your rewards waiting for you.

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'Star Trek: Discovery' season 5 episode 7 'Eirgah' is the best yet of this final season

So, just to clarify, Moll and L'ak are chasing the ultimate power in the universe, to trade it so they can, in essence, elope..?!

Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Star Trek: Discovery" season 5, episode 7

Almost immediately, we're treated to the return of Commander Nhan (Rachael Ancheril), who we last saw in the episode " Rubicon " S04, E09, just like we called a couple of weeks ago with episode 3, "Jinaal." And you know, this new episode, entitled "Eirgah," starts off strong and actually holds our attention throughout. In short, with just three more episodes remaining until the end of " Star Trek: Discovery " forever and ever, we actually get a pretty good installment. 

Yes, it seems the writers aren't quite sure what to do with Captain Rayner's character, and that was always a danger. Callum Keith Rennie is an actor of the highest caliber, and a reoccurring B-character was never going to be worthy of his talent. And so we seem to continually walk the very thin line between a basic, two-dimensional character and someone who teases the tiniest hint of Mariana Trench -like depth.

Regardless, we are at least given a little more insight into his background, and, of course, it leaves us wanting so much more — though his character is so disappointingly clichéd at times, you really have to wonder how Raynor actually made it through Starfleet and ended up with his own command in the first place. 

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Another interesting observation is the mention of the USS Mitchell, clearly a nod to the actor Kenneth Mitchell, who popped up a number of times in "Star Trek: Discovery" playing various roles, but who tragically died from complications of ALS back in February . Possibly an indication of when this scene was actually filmed, which seems really rather recent, but it's a small matter. 

Arguably the most important issue to focus on here is that Malinne "Moll" Ravel (Eve Harlow) and L'ak (Elias Toufexis) are in fact chasing the ultimate power in the universe, to trade it ... so they can, in essence, elope? It's less of a romantic gesture and slightly more of a staggeringly irresponsible and breathtakingly selfish thing to do, don't you think? 

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"Oh, darling, let's go and visit Risa, the pleasure planet, for our honeymoon," purred Moll as she gently shifted under the bed sheets, her skin enjoying every moment of contact with the luxury one-billion-thread Vulcan cotton. 

"We could do that," he replied, his arms still wrapped around her. "But don't forget, absolutely everyone in the galaxy is dead, so we'd have to make our own Samarian Sunsets..." he added almost as an afterthought. 

But enough of all of that. There are a number of reasons, many beyond the obvious, as to why this is a pretty good episode. The obvious ones include the fact that this episode didn't rip off any decades-old sci-fi that the millennial scriptwriters have only just discovered, so you know, that's always a plus. It happens, sure. It's like discovering the music of T-Rex for the first time, 20 years later, then trying to form a band, aged 13½, believing beyond any doubt that you have a rock-star future ahead of you, basically by copying their songs. The difference is, you were prepubescent, no one in the band could actually play an instrument — and the writers on "Discovery" are Paid Professionals.

Interestingly, this episode is the first major directorial role that Jon Dudkowski has had, and frankly, it shows a lot of promise. He too, we suspect, has studied the work of the legendary Vince Gilligan, and some of the camera angles and edits reflect this. The problem with all of Nu-Trek is that a ton of different directors are hired to come onboard and churn this stuff out. " Picard " was practically a case study on how not to production line principal photography as quickly as possible. Because every director has their own style and when you have a minimum of say, six different styles, more often than not, it jars, making the show inconsistent and harder to enjoy, ultimately driving a wedge between the viewer and the experience. 

"Discovery" too suffers from the same problem, but if they'd given Dudkowski the whole season to direct, well, we might have had better episodes, and certainly a more consistent experience. Having the same showrunner isn't the same as having the same director, and having a variety of such notably different styles, in this instance, is a bad thing. Each episode should be a labor of love, and, as such, in a show where the season is only 10 episodes long, both the season and the show would really benefit from being seamless. 

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Of course, quite how much actual control Dudkowski had we'll never know. But this installment definitely benefits from good dialogue, good pacing, some creative cinematography and even little touches like how Burnham is never quite given the chance to use a catch phrase, lame or otherwise. And that self-aware-style of writing has been noticed and appreciated.  

The fifth and final season of "Star Trek: Discovery" and every other episode of every "Star Trek" show — with the exception of "Star Trek: Prodigy" — currently streams exclusively on Paramount Plus in the U.S., while "Prodigy" has found a new home  on Netflix.  

Internationally, the shows are available on  Paramount Plus  in Australia, Latin America, the UK and South Korea, as well as on Pluto TV in Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland on the Pluto TV Sci-Fi channel. They also stream on  Paramount Plus  in Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. In Canada, they air on Bell Media's CTV Sci-Fi Channel and stream on Crave.

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