Disaster! – TOS Enterprise post 5
Since last time, I decided that I really wasn’t happy with the paint layer I’d applied to the Enterprise lower […]
That Turpentine Smell – TOS Enterprise post 4
Lighting the interior of the ship and preventing that light from leaking through the plastic – unless I want it to, of course. Model making can be complex.
Lights & Sounds – TOS Enterprise post 3
I’ve been struggling for a little while in getting lights and sounds working together on my Arduino. Finally, after issues […]
Building the Enterprise computer – TOS Enterprise post 2
Hello all! I’ve had a fun weekend getting to know my Arduino MKR Zero board. Thanks to an example script […]
Going where I’ve not gone before – TOS Enterprise post 1
Having completed my NX-01 Refit kit a few months ago, I’m eager for my next challenge. Since the kit was […]
Walking away from a Free-to-Play time sink
I’ve quit playing my favourite free-to-play game after 3 years of daily play. Why? Do I regret it? Do I want my money back? Should free-to-play die?
Why I’m still playing Star Trek Timelines and what makes it a great F2P example
As a free-to-play game, Star Trek Timelines needs players to return to the game on a frequent basis over a long period of time.
This is a discussion of the ways developer Disrupter Beam has created effective monetisation and retention strategies for their game.