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Lifetime Subscriptions Announced!

Michael Bitton Posted:
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Following in the footsteps of Champions Online, Cryptic Studios and Atari have just announced that they will be offering Lifetime and 12 Month (reduced price) subscriptions for a limited time! The offer will end on February 1st, 2010 at 11:59 PM PST, so get 'em while they're hot!

So what do you get for your Lifetime subscription other than the pleasure of playing Star Trek Online forever? How about playable Borg as a race? Seriously!

Details below:

Q: What are the playable Borg’s in-game traits? A: The Liberated Borg begins with the following two traits. You can select another two traits from a general list.

Borg Nanites: +10% Health Regeneration Description: Ground Trait. Constantly regenerates shields and health.

Efficient: +5 Starship Shield Efficiency, +5 Starship Engine Efficiency, +5 Starship Energy Weapon Efficiency, +5 Starship Auxiliary Systems Efficiency Description: Space Trait. Provides a bonus to efficiency stats, improving the effectiveness of many of your power management abilities.

The Liberated Borg also has a unique optional trait.

Neural Blast: 30 second debuff. Drastically reduces run speed. Every 4 seconds, Neural Blast has a 40% chance to hold the target for 3 seconds. Description: Activatable Ground Trait. Inject the target with neural toxins, which continually attempt to hold the target for the duration. Also reduces the target's movement speed.

Lifetime and 12 month subscribers will also receive 2 additional character slots as a bonus.

Pricing for the Lifetime subscription is set at $239, while the 12 month subscription is being offered at $119, or about $60 off what you'd pay month to month for a year otherwise.

For more information on the above offers, read the Exclusive Specials FAQ here.

Will you be ponying up for a Lifetime or 12 month subscription to Star Trek Online? Let us know in the comments below.


MikeB

Michael Bitton

Michael Bitton / Michael began his career at the WarCry Network in 2005 as the site manager for several different WarCry fansite portals. In 2008, Michael worked for the startup magazine Massive Gamer as a columnist and online news editor. In June of 2009, Michael joined MMORPG.com as the site's Community Manager. Follow him on Twitter @eMikeB