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Check out our coverage of transmogrification and start running those old dungeons! While I would love to be able to write an entire column about how happy the change has made me, I won't make our readers endure it, but it sure was a fun way to start off this week's Captain's Log. Still, it's the best way to test out a new ship build or to take on your fleet buddies in a melee weapons-only scuffle on board an abandoned starship. Concerts are usually sweaty either way. Battle.net's future is bright because there are some seriously gifted people with all of this already on a whiteboard somewhere in Irvine. Yes Virginia, there is PvP in STO! Is STO hiding the fact that is has PvP? In other words, this column isn't written for the experienced gamer, it's being written for the people who've never tried STO before or are just now getting their feet wet. A lot of experienced gamers might ask why I'm being so basic in this column. I know a lot of people who use this skill to assist them in the No Win Scenario mission; it allows them to track and heal the civilian vessel without having to search for, find, and reselect it over and over during the battle.

Select the one you want and voila, a new look is achieved without having to schlep over to a tailor! Most would say probably yes, as the queue icon is covertly hidden and also because PvP hasn't seen any love (upgrades, new tech, or new battle arena) in well over two years. All eight PvP scenarios (four ground missions and four space missions) are available by clicking on the PvP queue button under the secret little triangle icon. The left column begins with the Beam/Warp Out icon which lets a player beam up to his ship from the ground or, if already in space, warp his ship from a zone or instance and into sector space. Finally, the small icon at the bottom of the left column is the "hail command" icon; clicking this will bring up the mission log. The top icon on the right column brings up the map (this can also be achieved by using the M key). All of this information can be seen (recipes and tier progression) by using the View R&D Progress button. The icons along the bottom are also pretty easy to figure out: The ZEN Store is where players can buy items using ZEN (which is purchased with cash on the game's website), the dilithium store is how players can buy in-game items (including weapons) using dilithium.

As I was writing this article, BioWare scribe Alexander Freed attempted to address fan concerns about new story content and voice-acting in a posting on the game's official forums. This is a portal where a player can buy and/or sell his hard-earned dilithium or purchased ZEN (formerly known as C-Store points.) ZEN can be used in the game's retail store to buy ships, consumables, duty officer packs, costumes, lockbox keys and much more. The Duty Officer portal is next, and it is followed up by the PvE queue and Fleet Menu icons. Dilithium on the other hand, is used for in-game for purchases at NPC vendors or can be donated to fleet-holding projects like the fleet starbase and embassy. I change outfits like once a raid. A small drop-down menu will appear and one of the selections available is "Change Outfit." Just click on that and a list of all of the outfits available for that character will appear. Believe me, it is one of the most comfortable and captivating 90’s outfits. I'm also well aware that many new players to STO and other MMOs are people my age and older and they're the least likely to go ask a stranger for help, especially one that might just end up just calling them a name or making them feel stupid.

One little addon replaces almost half of your social ("O") menu instantly. If you've got a unique visual guide, community, blog, or addon that's not on this list, email a link to dawn@wowinsider. No matter your loved one's passion or aspiration, we've got you covered. A starship interior can be changed by visiting a ship customization NPC on most major starbases. Most ships have a basic default bridge interior, but new ship packs tend to come with a new interior and many can be purchased as part of a set (like the TOS bridge or the DS9 Defiant interior) in the ZEN Store. They are "Info" and "Set Focus." Info is what it sounds like: it retrieves a small panel of the character's data, including skills, points, and any biography that may have been written. Set Focus allows a player to "pin" another player, NPC, or enemy as a potential target.