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Bugged: Augments
| Mission Name | 1st Crew |
2nd Crew |
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4th Crew |
5th Crew |
Mission Text | Success | Failed |
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| Came Back Better |  |
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A transporter malfunction splits a crew member into two personalities and amplifies certain traits. This leaves one version of the crew member much more skilled than the other. Help decide what to do. | Analyzing the data from the various incidents, your away team finds a strange signal coming from a relay station as the ships pass. Visiting the relay station, you find a pirate there, attempting to lure ships into a trap. You apprehend him. | FAIL TEXT |
| Cybernetic Chaos | AND |
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Cybernetic attachments from Federation sources are experiencing a variety of glitches and Khan suspects this is sabotage. Investigate the cybernetic malfunctions and restore the Augments' already fragile trust. | The Augments are slow to trust intervention from the Federation, but your team manages to convince them. Regardless of the type of cybernetic involved, the malfunctions all seem similar in nature and you are able to help repair them. | While investigating one Augment's cybernetic implants, a member of your away team makes a mistake and causes the implants to completely shut down. | ||
| Losing Control | AND  |
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Navigational systems on ships across Starfleet are experiencing problems. Your away team is enlisted to investigate the problem. | Your away team works on enlisting other members of each crew to handle smaller issues, allowing the engineers to focus on bigger problems and allowing them time to rest. | |||
| Mycelial Madness | AND |
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The crew of the Discovery send out a distress signal, though it's choppy and hard to understand. It seems the spore drive failed mid-jump, trapping them in the mycelial network. Bring them back. | Using the damaged distress signal as a guide, your away team travels to the equivalent point in regular space. Using your ship's location, the Discovery crew are able to break out of the network to meet you. | FAIL TEXT | ||
| Phased Out | |
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Several engineers aboard Deep Space Nine have suddenly found themselves able to pass through solid matter - and unable to become solid in form again. Chief O'Brien pleads for your help. | Analyzing the engineers' activities prior to the phase shift, you find multiple factors - including a plasma storm and a visit from Curious Prophets - to be the cause. You are able to simulate the right conditions to bring them back to solid form. | FAIL TEXT | |
| Right Mind for the Job | |
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As Starfleet engineers struggle with the amount of issues, a group of Augments offer their help, insisting they have the "superior minds" needed for the job. Tucker is game, and puts your team up not only to compete with them, but to watch them too. | The Augments are fast and rather clever, but your team is more coordinated and of course, familiar with Starfleet vessels. You ensure the Augments aren't gaining access to anything that could be a security risk. | FAIL TEXT | |
| Running on Empty | |
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Engineers throughout Starfleet are overworked, struggling to chase down all of the malfunctions happening aboard their ships. However, things are so dire, it's difficult to give them a break. Find a solution. | Investigating the transporter, you find the cause and how to reverse it. Despite their reluctance, you convince the pair to recombine into one person. The crew member asks you to keep their improved traits, but you forego this for various reasons. | FAIL TEXT | |
| Through the Stomach | AND |
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Occasional replicator malfunctions are bad enough. But lately, many Starfleet replicators can't seem to get anything right. What's worse, many have fallen ill due to the food produced. Investigate. | An investigation leads to the discovery of similar signals being picked up by all impacted replicators. Your away team tracks the signal to a derelict space station, where AGIMUS has taken control. You disconnect him and the malfunctions cease. | FAIL TEXT |
Bugged: Borg
| Mission Name | 1st Crew |
2nd Crew |
3rd Crew |
4th Crew |
5th Crew |
Mission Text | Success | Failed |
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| A Convenient Opening | AND |
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Several of the engineering malfunctions have been traced to security vulnerabilities throughout Starfleet vessels. Chief O'Brien asks your away team to help him address them. | Evaluating the different vulnerabilities, your away team is able to address them and share how they handled each issue with Chief O'Brien. | Your away team is unable to address the security flaws. | ||
| Autonomous Self-Repair | AND |
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Several Starfleet ships have been updated with a new self-repair protocol, but instead of freeing up engineering to handle more intensive tasks, the "repairs" instead create brand new problems. Investigate. | Looking into the new protocols, your away team finds several errors and incompatibility issues. After addressing these issues, the repair protocols begin to work as intended. | The "repairs" continue to make things worse. | ||
| Continuing Education | |
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With how overworked engineers across Starfleet are, they are left little time for training up and coming ensigns. But if they could train those ensigns, they might have more hands to help with all the issues. Your team is asked to help. | Your away team travels to some of the hardest hit ships to help train several ensigns. The ensigns pick up the training quickly and are able to take some of the burden off of the engineers. | Your away team is unable to find a solution. | |
| Dead Air | |
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Communication systems are knocked out across the Federation. Your away team is sent to the first ship to experience the problem to investigate. | While reviewing logs and readings from the ship, you find a communication sent during a plasma storm caused a surge that rippled throughout comms systems fleetwide. Adjusting frequencies and sending another communication seems to do the trick. | Your away team is unable to determine a cause. | |
| Evolutionary Appreciation | AND |
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Q decides Starfleet engineers could use a little history education and regresses the technology for several modern Starfleet vessels by at least a century. He also cuts off communication with other ships to increase the challenge. Assist these crews. | Much to Q's displeasure, your away team is quickly able to get the engineers up to speed, though many of them have a preexisting appreciation for older technology of their own. | Your away team is unable to be of much help. | |
| Power Surge | |
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The Voyager crew notice a Borg cube is stalled out and exhibiting odd behaviors. On closer inspection, they realize something is happening with the power inside the cube. Captain Janeway asks for your help. | Taking extra precautions before boarding and observing some information regarding the structure of the cube, your away team is able to help the Borg identify and repair the issues. | While trying to assist, you end up causing power to go out throughout the cube. | |
| Repeat Inputs | |
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Something strange is happening on nearby Borg vessels. Certain functions are being completed despite the presence of the requisite drone. Though appreciative of the efficiency, the Borg Queen is suspicious and asks you to investigate. | Your away team finds that someone has overridden the security for certain Borg vessels and recorded the drones' various inputs for later use. You help the Borg upgrade their security and resolve the issue. | While investigating, security systems are activated and the Queen turns her suspicions on you. |
| Voices from Within and Without | AND |
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The Borg Queen contacts you to ask for your help. Certain nearby drones are acting abnormally. She is having trouble staying connected to them, but they haven't completely disconnected either. Investigate. | Your away team investigates. Though unable to get much from the impacted Borg, they track nearby irregularities and find a damaged vinculum from a dilapidated Borg cube still putting out signals. Deactivating the vinculum resolves the issues. | A member of your away team surprises one of the impacted drones and is thrown against a wall. |
Bugged: Hirogen
| Mission Name | 1st Crew |
2nd Crew |
3rd Crew |
4th Crew |
5th Crew |
Mission Text | Success | Failed |
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| A Speedy Rescue | |
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While moving through Jefferies tubes, a pair of engineers become trapped when their ship is damaged in a crash. Your away team is dispatched to help. | Working with the crew, your away team manages to clear the debris and free the trapped engineers. | FAIL TEXT | |
| Converse Contributions | AND |
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Starfleet vessels are experiencing strange phenomena via their holodecks. Regardless of the program in use, the same odd holograms appear and interfere. Investigate. | Upon investigating, your away team finds the technology Janeway provided the Hirogen has somehow interlinked with holodecks on nearby Starfleet ships, causing interference when the ships pass. You patch the issue. | FAIL TEXT | ||
| Delta Flyer Distress | AND |
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After Tom Paris and Harry Kim take the Delta Flyer out for a scouting mission and test of their newest upgrades, they go missing. Find them. | Your away team finds the Delta Flyer stalled out, her navigational upgrades having caused issues with the existing systems. | FAIL TEXT | ||
| Slipping Away | AND |
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A Hirogen ship sends out a distress signal after slipping into a spatial rift. However, any trace of their ship seems to have completely disappeared. Find them. | Reviewing the data of the distress hail, your team determines the Hirogen slipped into fluidic space. They are able to reproduce the conditions to open the spatial rift, freeing the Hirogen in what are revealed to be seconds after entering the rift. | FAIL TEXT | |
| Stuck in a Dream | |
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Neelix reaches out to you in a panic after the Voyager bridge crew are trapped on the holodeck. | Your away team is able to shut down the holodeck and free the bridge crew. | FAIL TEXT |
| Thick in the Air | AND |
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A field of asteroids is found, with many rich in dilithium. However, the presence of too many ships in the area ignites a disturbance with the thick particles surrounding the asteroids. Coordinate matters surrounding the asteroids. | After running some tests to see how much activity is too much, your away team is able to establish a schedule and protocols between the groups interested in mining the asteroids to keep everyone safe. | FAIL TEXT | |
| Tribble Trials | AND |
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A tribble infestation on a Starfleet ship is proving tough to control. Torres gets the idea to bring in the quadrant's best hunters - the Hirogen. But they may make a bad problem worse without proper oversight. | Your away team helps ensure the tribbles can'tjump onto the Hirogen ship and assist with the tribble hunt as the Hirogen manage to suss out every last tribble. | FAIL TEXT | |
| Turning Back Time | AND |
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After hitting a subspace anomaly, a Starfleet vessel is experiencing a phenomena where time is moving in reverse for them. They enlist your help. | Taking what precautions they can, your away team approaches the ship and, using a modulated chroniton pulse, is able to stop the temporal phenomenon. | FAIL TEXT |