Play, don't grind

Star Trek® Fleet Command is a mobile game developed by Scopely. It is based on the Star Trek® franchise first created by Gene Roddenberry and allows you to build up your starbase and a fleet of iconic ships, crew them with well-known officers from the films and shows, each with their unique traits and abilities. Take these ships on missions, discover new species and engage hostiles around the galaxy. Join with your friends and make new ones to engage powerful Armada targets, raid the bases of other alliance, and compete in daily, monthly, and special events. Do you have what it takes to become the most powerful commander in the known universe?

Fast Trek is a bot for STFC which reduces game-play related fatigue, such as eye strain or RSI, as well as reducing the likelihood of brain damage caused by staring at screens and the mind-numbing clicking/tapping the same thing over and over again. FastTrek runs alongside the PC or Mac version of Star Trek® Fleet Command and allows you to automate certain repetitive or otherwise time-consuming tasks. Your time could (and probably should) be spent more productively and healthily in the real world. This includes the various “grind loops” and daily combat of hostiles that drop in-game currency for progression in the game. For example inactive nanoprobes from Borg Hostiles, Actian Venom from Actian Hostiles, Daily Freebooters or Swarm tasks, V'Ger Hostiles, Faction Hunt, Crucible of War, grinding faction XP (Federation, Romulan and/or Klingon), levelling up ships, etc, etc. In addition you may be able to progress faster in the game without exceeding your budget on packs.

FastTrek is designed to be as human-like as possible, with randomised delays and actions to avoid detection. No players have ever been warned or banned over the use of FastTrek. It uses computer vision to see and play the game as a human would. It does not modify any memory, network traffic or account parameters. So while FastTrek is a bot for Star Trek Fleet Command and bots are discouraged under the terms of use, it is difficult (and pointless) to try and detect it. You can help by not drawing attention through overly obvious 24/7 active grinding, beating all the SLBs by an inhuman margin, and then gloating about it on official channels. Fast Trek is intended to make your game play healthier, and as such should instead be used on those occasions when you are pressed for time (or on holiday), but don't wish to lose out on the “battle pass” or certain other rewards, or if the various grind loops are simply too much (oh boy, aren't they though). Which brings us to the heart of the matter: Players who use bots do so for the simple reason that they prefer meaningful engagement within their player community. They dislike meaningless repetitive tasks that do not contribute to their well-being, but end up feeling like a second and third job. Botting can keep players in the game that otherwise would have already left. Incidentally, many of those players are not averse to occasional or even regular spending. And that exactly is the game-makers' dilemma.

No. Scopely impose a 2500 PvE kill limit, after which hostiles stop dropping loot and XP. It is their only defense against bots at the moment.

No, at this time Fast Trek is only compatible with the PC and MacOS versions of Star Trek® Fleet Command. However, you can easily use remote control software such as TeamViewer or RealVNC to check its status and reconfigure remotely.

FastTrek uses advanced computer vision to play the game as if it were you. It needs access to your screen, mouse and keyboard, to be able to see the game and interact with it. This will interfere with other usage. Work is underway to allow FastTrek to run fully in the background. In the meantime, it's best to use a dedicated computer for FastTrek, use it in a Virtual Machine, or just let it run while you're doing something else away from the computer (like actual work, having a romantic meal, doing homework, putting kids to bed, watching a movie, or just sitting there and watching the magic).

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