Star Trek: Lower Decks It may be over, and maybe the Halloween season will be over (though there’s no shortage of effort to keep it up). But star trek onlineThe latest incident is keeping the spirit of both alive with absurd effect.
This week is going to last a long time star trek The MMO launched its seasonal event, “The Feast”, in which players can complete tasks and instances to earn an exclusive new reward: the adorable Moopsy. Star Trek: Lower Decks‘ Season Four Episode “I Have No Bones Yet I Must Run.” A combat pet, Moopsy lets players summon a small, furry creature with its little “uwoo” face on it, and it follows them in ground combat.
Of course, this means that Moopsy helps you fight. Slowly but surely by jumping towards your enemies, jumping on their necks, and doing the things that Moopsy is most famous for lower deck, drink their bonesSeriously, just look at this:
The Moopsy pet has a chance to instantly kill any combatant below Commander rank, with this chance changing with higher ranks when that target is below 25% health. But there’s also a slow but sure chance of removing a target from the game completely way You deleting them also seems extremely unwise and existentially nightmarish. Once Moopsy bites a target, his arms twist painfully, almost as if the wireframe of his model is going haywire, as first his arms collapse into his torso, and then his legs go out from under him as well. All that’s left is a grotesque pile of skin on the floor as Moopsy sprints towards her next target.
Is it particularly efficient? Not necessary. Is this absolutely hilarious? Absolutely. star trek online When it comes to bigger things, like bringing back legacy characters or reviving iconic starship designs, it does a great job of fan service. Travel History. Working so hard for a limited-time event reward pet is extremely enjoyable.
if you play star trek onlineYou have the next three weeks on PC to try and earn your own Moopsy (the event will come to consoles on January 14, 2026). Just try and survive long and prosper long enough for Moopsy to make sure your enemies aren’t doing anything.
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