I'm not 100% sure, but I believe they are mainly North American servers, probably central or eastern servers.

That's not a bad tactic.

Do a lot of people still play this game? I'm thinking about buying another game system.

@davidtilley6016 i dont know

They do, actually. The servers are usually pretty well filled (at least whenever I join). PC has mods that allow for additional characters/heroes though.

Especially since the Geonosis map is somewhat tilted more toward the Republic's Favor.

@@SpecterAGgaming I would recommend using the Specialist class during the second and third phase to get some long range kills to get some points for different classes and heroes however some of the republic players might do the same so you might want to be careful of that but if you want to just use the heavy class I would recommend using the ion torpedo and ion turret to do good damage to those AT-TE’s warning though this might make you a target for the republic players

Ya they do that, especially if they're in an interceptor class. Now I'll obviously try to lose them if I can; but for the most part, I try to ignore them and just push through to the objectives.

@@SpecterAGgaming Yeah that's probably the smartest move

I've still got my original game for PS2, which I believe they only made ST:E for. If you're looking to play from the PS2 natively, there are setups, like an AV-to-HDMI converter and an Elgato, that'll allow you to play/record gameplay right off the PS2 onto modern screens. But if you're asking how to play ST:E elsewhere like on a pc, then you'll want to use an emulator. The easier route would be to use the AV-HDMI/Elgato route. It's less of a hassle to setup and you can get to playing quickly. But if you want that crisp, almost 4k, video, you'll want to go the emulator route, which will mean pulling your Ps2 bios (and any game Iso you want to use), and then dumping it into an emulator on your pc.

@@SpecterAGgaming thank you for all the information

Indeed! As Picard put it: "Those were the days..." You are very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@@SpecterAGgaming Brother, any excuse to re-visit the childhood is a good excuse to me.

These were created characters. Don't know why, but every fighting game I ever gotten, I had to have to make Rocky characters for it.

You're not wrong. I believe encounters, legacy, and conquest all borrow songs from each other.

They were made by the same studio at the same time. That's also why the visuals look the same. Just adjusted for different platforms.

Legacy, Encounters, Conquest, and Tactical Assault all use the sane music as they were made by the sane group of studios within the same time frame. I'd hardly complain, though. This music really helped give Star Trek a "theme" in videogames.

Its the same game just slightly different for each system it plays on..

Well that's something I didn't know. I thought Legacy came a while after Encounters

"Well, they're excited..."

There is a way to check your progress via your in-game phone. But it does not tell you specifically which ones you completed. But I do know what you're talking about and had to figure out this exact problem myself, and I'm almost 100% sure I know which one you're missing. The final convoy will always be the "Requiescat en Pace" convoy. It's the last convoy to unlock and is found in northern Brandon Docks. During my playthrough, I learned that there can only be so many "blue dot" side quests available at a time on the map (I think between 15-20 or so). So, if the final convoy isn't spawning in, its most likely because you've got too many other side quests still active on the map. So start working on those (I recommend the fixer contracts as they have the most with 46 total side quests) and once space opens up, the remote profile trigger will ping with the final convoy.

@@SpecterAGgaming thank you so fucking much dawg, you a real one.

You are very welcome! I'm sorry you got so little for it. It really is a fun game. But I'm happy I've been able to gladden your day!

It was a fun time.

@@SpecterAGgaming it really was

Same, man. Made a lot of great memories when it first came out.

That would indeed be awesome. Closest thing we have to that would be the EA Battlefront 2.

Yea, it's a tough challenge. Not even I could fly through all of them.

Oh it most certainly is. It probably wasn't called the "ghost fleet" then, but that's the only name I can think of. It wasn't the world event, but a voyage to take on Flameheart's fleet (or something like it). And it was in the middle of that that we were krakened.

@@SpecterAGgaming wait... is this archived stream footage or something from back then?

@@boopjack9522 This is gameplay from back then. At the time, I didn't have the necessary hardware for streaming, so all the gameplay came from the native Xbox Game Capture. I yea, I got about four years of gameplay stored up now. lol

Yea, we were doing okay-ish against flameheart until the Kraken showed up. Though Xbox doesn't record party chat, I remember all of us just straight up panicking. lol

Best way to think on how to play SoT is that the storyline is the one you tell. There's no real rigid storyline or linear gameplay. The story is whatever you make it. After the tutorial, you're dropped off into the Sea of Thieves, where you can do literally whatever you want. Fight other pirates? Hunt for treasure? Meet legendary characters? It's all up to you.

Oh man! you're one lucky dude! Let me explain. For behind-the-scenes context, in 2020, one of Rare's analysts passed away, known for having put glitter in his beard for fun, saying he was "exceptionally bright and friendly, and always focused on the players of Sea of Thieves". So, to memorialize him in the best way they can, Rare created a permanent "Glitterbeard" event in the game for players to take part in. So, in-game, the Glitterbeard event itself is a voluntary server-wide event that can only happen when there are 8 players allied together, usually with having all the ships in session in alliance (which is why those other two ships wanted you to join them). After that, you all go to Plunder Valley and everyone play Becalmed at sundown using various instruments. This will cause various tree branches and bottles in the area to glow as the sun sets; and will reveal a hidden cave that holds the memorial of Glitterbeard. Now Rare made this a big deal because, not only does it pay tribute to one of their own who they cared a lot for, but they made it a big deal for the players too because it pretty much requires an entire server to be joined together in alliance (as most are usually at each other's throats). And the rewards are the Glitterbeard commendation and ultra rare Glitterbeard items and cosmetics. So yea, you are one lucky pirate, dude! I've been trying to get to do Glitterbeard for years but could never get enough players together.

@@SpecterAGgaming OH WOW! I did not know it was this deep.. thank you for informing me or else I probably would have never of known it was this detailed and had such meaning behind it.. very heartfelt song and tribute, rare did an amazing job

Same. Lots of late nights and after school days playing this. Very nostalgic.

Flying through hoops-the pinnacle of gameplay.

And the graphics are better? That’s odd on how to get that resolution that high.

Absolutely, by far!

You will want to get the fast-lock missile launcher from Slim Cognito (or any other place that does ship mods). Those work so much better than the standard stuff and allow you to lock faster and easier.