Pakled Miracle Worker Clumpship Review

Summary

In this review, Spencer takes an in-depth look at the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship from Star Trek Lower Decks. He explores various acquisition methods, including limited-time promotional packs and future event campaigns. While the ship boasts a unique visual design with numerous customization options, Spencer points out its lackluster stats and bridge officer layout, making it less appealing for competitive gameplay. Despite its high visual appeal, the ship's performance and accessories fall short, with the power transfer debuff on its console being a major downside. Overall, the ship's main value lies in its aesthetics rather than its gameplay capabilities.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Packlid Miracle Worker ship is a promotional ship from Star Trek Lower Decks, which can be obtained through real money, in-game resources, or future event campaigns.
• 😀 Promo ships like the Packlid Miracle Worker are costly, often available through gamble packs with low drop rates, and have limited availability due to FOMO sales tactics.
• 😀 The ship is tradable, so players can acquire it via the player exchange or by trading in-game assets like EC (Energy Credits).
• 😀 The ship's customization options are extensive, with several colors, patterns, and pod configurations available, though windows and materials are more restricted.
• 😀 The ship’s unique design, inspired by the Packlid ship seen in Star Trek: Lower Decks, offers a playful mishmash of parts that can be further customized through randomization.
• 😀 The ship has a relatively large size compared to other ships, such as the Valkus and Defiant, and features a customizable Vandy shield.
• 😀 The Packlid Miracle Worker ship has a strong 1.6 modifier but a lower shield modifier of 0.95, making its stats a bit underwhelming for its cost.
• 😀 Its bridge officer setup is somewhat restrictive, limiting flexibility for certain builds like grav-based science setups due to its lack of attract fire.
• 😀 Although not the best in terms of stats or bridge officer flexibility, the ship remains playable and can be used in content with the right build.
• 😀 The ship’s accessories, such as the universal console and starship trait, have potential but are not game-changing, with the console having a significant downside of reducing power transfer rate.

Q & A

What are the three main ways to acquire the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship?

The three main ways to acquire the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship are: (1) Purchasing it through real money or in-game resources via the Infinity promotional pack, (2) Trading it on the player exchange or in trade channels for EC or other assets, and (3) Earning it through future event campaigns, starting in 2026 with Event Campaign 8.

Why is the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship considered expensive?

The ship is considered expensive because it is part of an Infinity promotional pack, which uses a limited-time, low drop rate sales tactic, and there is no guaranteed way to obtain it. The packs also come with a high price tag and are only available during specific promotional periods.

Can the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship be customized visually?

Yes, the ship offers a high level of customization, including options for changing the ship's body color, engine colors, and the addition of various pods and cables. It also allows for randomized color combinations, although material and window customizations are limited due to the amount of available visual options.

What customization options are available for the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship's weapons?

The ship offers two weapon customization options: a set of Klingon cannons or a set of 'Pointy Shooter' or 'Strong Shooter' weapons, which are humorously named. Additionally, players can customize various components such as the 'Things to Make Us Go' and 'Thing to Hold Ship' for a more unique appearance.

Does the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship have a unique bridge interior?

No, the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship does not have a unique bridge interior. Players are free to choose any bridge interior they prefer.

How does the size of the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship compare to other ships?

The Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship is relatively large compared to other ships, as shown in the comparison with ships like the Valkus, Defiant, and Gagaran variants.

What is the ship's mobility like?

The ship has lower mobility, with a base turn rate of 5.5, impulse modifier of 0.17, and inertia of 35. It moves slower compared to other ships, similar to large ships like the Enterprise J.

What is the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship's primary appeal?

The primary appeal of the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship lies in its visual design and customization options rather than its stats or performance. The ship's unique appearance and extensive customization choices make it a fun option for players interested in ship aesthetics.

How does the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship compare to other ships in terms of stats?

The Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship is not particularly strong in terms of stats. It has a high modifier of 1.6 but a low shield modifier of 0.95. The ship also has low mobility and a restrictive bridge officer layout, making it less versatile compared to other ships in its category.

What is the purpose of the Packlid Miracle Worker Clone Ship's starship trait?

The starship trait provides various buffs, including increased damage (up to 15% at max stacks), a power buff (increasing current and max power for all subsystems), and a max hull capacity boost applied as temporary hit points. However, the trait is considered situational and may not be worth slotting in most cases due to the relatively small damage buff and the niche utility of the other effects.