Star Trek Online's second anniversary is just a month away, but the game's transition to a free-to-play model is even closer than that. In the game's
latest developer diary, executive producer
Stephen D'Angelo talks about updates leading into the business model shift, the anniversary, and the eventual rollout of the game's next season. A couple of new bug fixes and feature improvements will be rolled out to the live game before January 17th, at which point the game will shift over to the free-to-play mode.
In February, the game will be celebrating its anniversary with a new KDF flagship, the debut of the Odyssey-class Federation ship, and soon thereafter a series of Dominion featured episodes. Players can look forward to season 6 sometime in June, with the development team aiming at something new in the game roughly every other week once the game is free-to-play. It's a tall order, but
Star Trek Online fans at least
have those frequent updates to hope for if not necessarily expect.
