Red Alert Task Force Operations are available to Captains of level 50 or higher. Completing a Red Alert TFO each day will grant a bonus amount of Dilithium Ore, beginning at 8,000 and increasing by 1,000 for each completion thereafter. If you earn, or purchase, the event’s Grand Prize, you can still complete Red Alerts to earn Bonus Progress. The price will be prorated as you earn Daily Progress, becoming cheaper the more you play. You can also purchase this Grand Prize on the events page, if you’d prefer. After you receive five daily progress, you’ll be rewarded with a package containing the following, once per account:įor Captains on PC, playing the two week version, they'll also be able to grab an Experimental Ship Upgrade as part of this package. The entire Galaxy is going to Red Alert We’re launching a one week version of the Galactic Red Alert, with an additional reward: an Experimental Ship Upgrade Token From November 4th at 8am PT (17:00 CEST) November 18th at 10am PT (19:00 CEST) on PC, and November 3rd to November 10th on Xbox and Playstation, all of our Red Alert events.
You’ll receive one Daily Progress each day for completing one Red Alert – doesn’t matter which one – on any character on your account. In addition to their usual rewards, these Task Force Operations will also grant daily bonus progress. The fail condition will likely be removed in future runs of this event. *Please note: As the only Red Alert with a fail condition, the Tzenkethi Red Alert will not grant daily bonus progress if you fail the TFO. During this event, you’ll be able to play the following content: "What you've given me is the most profound experience I can imagine," Shatner said.The entire Galaxy is going to Red Alert! We’re launching a one week version of the Galactic Red Alert, with an additional reward: an Experimental Ship Upgrade Token! From November 4th at 8am PT (17:00 CEST) – November 18th at 10am PT (19:00 CEST) on PC, and November 3rd to November 10th on Xbox and Playstation, all of our Red Alert events will be returning at once, as the Final Frontier is caught in a massive invasion on all sides. Upon returning to Earth, Shatner thanked Bezos for a spaceflight that he described as "unbelievable." And, he told the Post, the series' fictional computer system inspired Amazon's Echo smart speaker. Good days."īezos has also said "Star Trek" helped inspire him to launch Blue Origin. "We'd have little cardboard phasers and cardboard tricorders, you know. "We'd fight over who'd get to be Captain Kirk, or Spock, and somebody used to play the computer, too," Bezos told the Post. In 2016, Bezos told The Washington Post that he first began obsessing over the show in the fourth grade, when he and a few friends "would play 'Star Trek' almost every day" in their Houston, Texas, neighborhood. He once even named a dog Kamala, after an obscure character from an episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," and scored a cameo in the 2016 movie "Star Trek Beyond." Bezos' love affair with the "Star Trek" franchise is well-documented.
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