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Ferengi. Who needs 'em? Stinking bottom-dwellers of the universe. Not only do they sound like nasally twelve-year old girls, but they look like rats on a bad hair day. Heck, I'd rather hob-knob with the Borg than associate with those furry excuses for a life form. In fact, give me one day as a Federation Admiral and I'd photon torpedo them all back to their homeworld. Wham, see you in the next rerun, ya hairball!
And while this is not exactly the plot for the new Next Generation-era real-time strategy game, Star Trek: Armada II, you do encounter the annoying species occasionally. In the skirmish mode you can even blow their cargo ships off the face of the universe. Cool. Besides that, you'll also resolve a new Federation crisis with those nasty Borg, power more ships and command two new races, and compete against other Trek fans in a highly improved multiplayer environment.
It's a strange twist that the single-player campaign is not nearly as interesting as the arcade-like gameplay of the original, released about two years ago. Memorable sequences abounded, from the time you had to slither you're way through a nebula-infested blockade as Worf, or the ambush missions where stealth played a more important role than outright combat. Armada II offers only three campaigns, including the Federation, Klingons, and Borg.
Somewhat of a letdown, the scripted sequences feel more like the design team was struggling for ideas. Why start the game with a mission against the impenetrable Borg, making one of the fiercest Federation enemies into hapless idiots? Usually, the Borg would deploy their gigantic Cubes and crush the Federation like ants. Instead, because it's the first mission, you can easily wipe them out in about 15 minutes. Other missions keep you on your toes in ambushes and escort missions, but there's rarely the adrenalin rush of a more fast-paced space combat RTS.
This might have been intentional. Changes to the basic gameplay mechanics include new resources to gather (metal and latinum), a new Y-axis similar to the one in Homeworld where ships can move up and down in space, and a new colonization requirement. In other words, you'll spend more time performing routine functions and strategizing about unit movement than actually firing phasers and killing off your enemies. Battles take more time to develop, and even a new 'tactical' viewing angle that rotates around the action can't help hide the fact that there just isn't enough happening on screen other then lots of ships firing at each other. Cheesy cutscenes that introduce some missions don't make up for the lack of variety during the campaigns.
Still, the single-player mode does have its shares of strengths. There are 45 new ship classes and 22 new special weapons, plus a plethora of new space stations and incidental space matter. One obvious disadvantage to a space combat game that uses a real-time strategy model is that the game takes place in the blackness of open space. Fortunately, all the locations are well populated (or maybe over-populated) with space dust, dilithium moons, planets, black holes, asteroid belts, wormholes, and exactly seven different kinds of nebulae. Seeing the Borg stuck in the middle of space with the Federation on one side and Species 8472 on the other has its own appeal.
Multiplayer and skirmish modes have been beefed up significantly. In addition to the races included in the campaigns, you can also play as Species 8472, the Cardassians, and the Romulans. Only Species 8472 offers a significantly different gameplay experience. Organisms are birthed from a 'mother' and then evolved into ships and stations. There's no resource gathering, but it takes longer to build up a fleet. The powerful Battleship is one of the only units that's a match for the new Borg fusion cube, which is essentially a combination of eight regular cubes. Borg can't assimilate Species 8472, so gameplay is balanced nicely. New modes such as capture the flag help keep battles interesting.
More than anything, it's the social aspect to multiplayer that makes it so entertaining. Trek fans are definitely devoted to their series. Newbies can easily find someone to show them the ropes, and clans have been forming quickly ever since the release. Players online are generally more helpful and serious about the game, as opposed to some multiplayer experiences where everyone is far less intense. This actually helps with the actual gameplay balancing because players are willing to change races, offer advice, and generally even the playing field.
There are just a few other new features worth mentioning. Armada 2 now allows you to group units into formations, which is helpful since there are so many new ships and intense combat sequences. 'Facing Based Damaged' is a new strategy element. Frontal assaults will affect weapon systems and life support, whereas a rear attack will cause engine damage. In practice, the combat is just too quick and there are too many ships to even make this a viable strategy. If Armada 2 had focused on larger ships with more weapon systems it would have been a more important factor. Even the Armada 2 website mentions the fact that the best attack is to just send wave after wave of smaller ships into combat, so it's a negligible addition.
A revamped 3D graphics engine definitely enhances the experience. Borg stations have an incredibly high polygon count with layer after layer of detail. It's cool to see the wireframe ghost image when you first place these structures. Federation vessels are probably the most lacking since they look a little pale against black space. Some weapons send an expansive shockwave of destruction; others look a little more like peashooters. But, for the most part, everything you see in the game looks really impressive, especially when you zoom in for a close view.
One problem, though, is that you rarely CAN zoom in for a close-up. Since there are so many units, the game almost requires an overhead perspective to keep track of the action. There were many times when the screen just didn't seem big enough, even at high resolutions. The control interface takes up about a third of the screen, and most sections cannot be hidden from view.
Armada 2 has a low-key soundtrack and sounds that seem to be lifted right out of the Next Generation series. Each race has its own set of blips, weapon effects, and unit responses to match the tone of that race. It's especially rewarding to play as the Klingon and feel like you're getting chewed out for every action you take.
So, while the campaign mode doesn't offer as much arcade action and the new strategic additions actually lessen the overall space combat feel, there's still plenty here for Trek fans and non-Trekkies alike. Some gamers might decide to skip right past the campaign mode and dive right into skirmishes and multiplayer, and that's certainly not a bad thing. If Activision and new developer Mad Doc can think up more interesting things for these races to do during campaigns, add bigger ships to more races, and keep the multiplayer the way it is, we might see a third installment that outdoes them all.
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Strip2020-11-03-3 points
followed instructions, but unfortunately I can't get it to work on my win10 machine. tried every possible compatibility mode. Splash screen appears but then the exe disappears from the list in taskmanager. log files also show nothing.
spellfire2020-10-070 point
not sure why everyone is complaining about the cue bin files its just another form of cd rip never had probs with cue bin except if the files themselves are currupted
phoenix2020-09-19-1 point
i downloaded the game extracted the files to default location but there wasnt anything there to b able to actually play the game was just 2 files BIN and CUE files that wanted another file to b downloaded B4 they could b opened did i do it wrong ?
oldman2020-01-29-5 points
I have a win10 32bit pc and armada runs perfect in windows 7. I used the nocd.exe and have copied it to drive D. It runs fine stand alone and you can make as many copies you want. I have 3 modded version on my D drive. But the map editor and the ship viewer only works in the default folder.
It's still fun 19 years later. :-)
kg2020-01-150 point
worked fine win 10 for me, although you may have to troubleshoot the compatibility on some computers. mine did it automatically, but I think theres a submenu option (right click file) that lets you do it manually.
1.1 patch is on this page under the entire comments section, so is link to no-CD patch. its under these comments, scroll down. you need these patches, you can also find 1.1 on modDB. windows mount utility didnt recognize, so i use powerISO to mount. (daemonlite and wincdemu are also great.) Afterwards head over to modDB and check out the fo:roots mod +patch, its pretty fun and actually recent. (2019) or check out the Fleet Operations mod 3.2.x, an older variation but also fun. good luck gamers.
ANTI-SATAN2020-01-110 point
It doesn't work well with windows10. Although I got a right game,I can't play the game.
lol2019-08-27-3 points
I install game right now
A Lesser Man2019-03-09-2 points
This is NOT an ISO file. It's a BIN and CUE file, zipped up! Liars.
TJ2019-02-142 points
ARMADALOVER,
I followed your steps to the letter. Unfortunately when I have attempted to launch it, it gave me a 'insert CD' window.
I do not know how to over come this, and I cannot play the game. If you have an ideas, let me know.
Armadalover2019-01-042 points
Weazle,
1) Download and install Fleetops (https://www.fleetops.net/download)
2) Navigate to the fleetops directory and create a folder called 'Mods' (Default directory is 'program files/fleet operations/data/mods'.
3) Download STA2 Classic (It's essentially Armada 2, optimised as a Fleetops mod, which is crazy, 'cause Fleetops was originally an Armada 2 mod) from https://www.moddb.com/games/star-trek-armada-ii/downloads/a2-classic, unzip and place in the Mods folder.
4) Run Fleetops, click on 'options' and the 'mod options'. You can launch the game from there.
You will require the ISO from this site, or an original game disk to run it.
I know it's a little long winded, but I have never managed to find another way to get the game working.
Weazle2018-12-073 points
Mounted the iso , ran patch, crack etc.. game now states i dont have enough memory or hd space.
win7 64bit ultimate os
1tb hd
16g ram
any one know a fix for this armada 1 works fine. Compatabilty adjustments make no dif.
The7PercentSolution2018-12-021 point
I was able to install the program but it would never boot up the game. It just had the splash screen for a few seconds and then nothing. I tried opening it both with and without the 'no cd' exe. Also had the patch installed. As someone else noted it apparently doesn't work well with Windows 10. Also didn't work when trying to change the compatibility with older Windows.
Oh well, at least Armada 1 works!
McKraken2018-11-152 points
PS
wincdEMUmounter is the mounter that helped me get the battle net version of warcraft 2 to work that I also downloaded from this site
McKraken2018-11-150 point
Ok. This is what i did to get this to run
-download armada 2 from link above
-download a .iso mounting program (i use wincdEMUmounter. its easy to figger out .. from the drop down menu choose cd-rom)
-once you do that the game will run an installer
-then download the latest patch from modbd.com
-run the patch (it has an installer)
-then go to https://megagames.com/download-ready/266793/0
(BIG THANKS TO TOROUS83 FOR THIS ONE) and download the no cd crack
-unzip the crack and you will get armada2.exe
-move this new armada2.exe to your armada 2 game directory and REPLACE the old armada2.exe
-I also made a new desktop shortcut (dunno if I had to but thought it was a good idea)
Hope this helps :)
Torous832018-10-301 point
you need the game crack and the patch to play, first install the game, run the patch then copy the crack to installation directory. You can find the crack here: https://megagames.com/download-ready/266793/0
RK2018-06-22-2 points
If you are trying to play this it does not play well with windows 10 however in the compatbility tab select windows 2000 and it should start, it may not be as good as the first one however it does have the best mod avilable which turns the game into babylon 5 rts game which is awesome. Play the vorlon/Narn/Earth Alliance/Centari (they can ally with draak or solo)Rangers faction (vorlon or rangers) Vorlons/Shadows or B5 faction which can choose to ally with 3rd space or use any league nation ships
Vandreal2018-06-21-22 points
How do I get this to play without the CD? I'm trying to use a crack but they won't work...
Goodiej172018-04-241 point
Thank you. I have been looking for this. My brother lost my disc.
ArthurRex122018-03-26-6 points
Can someone help me troubleshoot the installation process? I'm at a loss here.
Ferb2018-02-252 points
Compared to the original, this was pretty rubbish - less variety to the races, borg cubes that went down like flies, missions with more set-in-stone failure conditions (so whereas in the first game, if you were spotted during a stealth mission, the enemy would all start fighting you and making the mission harder but still giving you a chance, in this game getting spotted would mean the mission immediately ends with a game-over message). Fortunately the modding community made so many improvements that they effectively made a third game from this, known as Fleet Operations. If you download this game, it's essential to download that mod. Their website also has some patches for getting the original game working on modern computers.
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Star Trek: Armada v.1.2 patch
This patch updated Star Trek: Armada versions 1.0 and 1.1 to version 1.2.
Star Trek®: Armada™, 1.2 patch
Star Trek: Armada v1.2 Patch Size: 4 MB
Installation Instructions
To upgrade your version of Star Trek: Armada, simply download Armada_patch_1_2.exe (4 mb) and double-click it. Click on the Next button. After you have read the Software Licensing Agreement, click on the Yes button. Then the Readme file will be displayed. After you have read through the Readme, then press the Next button. Press the Install button. When the installation is complete press the Finish button to return to Windows®.
After the installation is complete you can then launch Star Trek: Armada and take advantage of the updated functionality.
Notes:
The update will work for all Microsoft Windows 95/98 CD-ROM versions of Star Trek: Armada.
Bug Fixes
1) Pathing Improved – Ships will have less trouble moving in groups or navigating in areas with lots of objects.
2) Rally Point Improved – Ships will not try to occupy the same location when they exit the shipyards.
3) Strategic AI in Instant Action and Multiplayer has been given better handicaps on medium and hard difficulty. Including sped up build time and reduced cost.
4) In Instant Action/Multiplayer games the AI will now cloak ships if it can; more often on medium, and most of the time on hard.
5) The Chain Reaction Pulsar weapon has been modified so that it will not be able to hit cloaked ships and has been balanced to be less powerful.
6) In standard Multiplayer games each team will begin with a starbase, 2 construction ships, and a scout vessel.
7) Implemented Instant Action save functionality.
8) Improved game stability with issues related to [ESC] key being depressed.
9) Fixed several weapons related crashes.
10) Fixed crash related to Corbromite Reflector and saved games. If the Corbromite Reflector was active prior to saving the game it could cause a crash on loading of the saved game.
Star Trek®: Armada™, 1.1 patch
*** Compatibility Fixes:
Armada Version 1.1 fixes problems with the following 3D cards:
TNT2
GeForce
Intel 810
Riva 128
*** Optimizations:
Optimization changes have been made to augment framerate. Most notably:
Smoother asteroid rendering
Ghosts (things you cannot currently see on the map but have in the past) have been optimized
Klingon Shockwave runs smoother and has a different effect.
Omega Shockwave at the end of the last mission contains less polys. This should eliminate stuttering and random crashes that may occur at this portion of the game.
*** Design:
Borg Superweapon (Transwarp Gate) drains energy over time instead of taking it all at once.
Artillery can no longer fire outside of the player's shared Line Of Sight.
Sensor Jammer is more effective because ships can no longer fire at what they cannot see.
Disallowed targeting of all special weapons under the shroud.
Gravity Mines can now be fired while cloaked.
Construction Ship Build Button Menu has be reordered making it easier to use.
*** Single Player Mission changes:
Vendetta – Worf automatically heads towards the first wormhole
A Line in the Sand – fixed a bug that occurred if all Borg forces were destroyed before the Enterprise shows up
The Alpha and the Omega Part 2 – ensures a showdown between Locutus and the Enterprise
*** Miscellaneous:
Added a LAN IPX button and LAN IPX functionality
Made several multiplayer map changes to augment game play on these maps.
*** Troubleshooting:
If problems occur after installing this patch please make sure you have the latest 3D card drivers.
If sound glitches or random lock-ups occur please update your sound drivers and/or disable sound acceleration.
TNT2 at high screen resolutions may still have problems in 32-bit mode.
***NOTE ABOUT WIN 98 SYSTEMS
Windows 98 requires at least 24 MB of RAM at all times. If your computer only has 32 MB of RAM, this doesn't leave enough for Star Trek: Armada to run at peak performance regardless of CPU speed or the type of video card. If you only have 32 MB of RAM you may experience some long load times, framerate spikes, and long transition times between sim and shell since the game is accessing your hard drive more than would otherwise be needed. To minimize these hits to performance, we suggest you make sure nothing else is running in the background, and that you play Star Trek: Armada with the graphic settings adjusted to the lowest settings.
*** Where do I go for more information concerning supported updates?
You may check our web page for supported updates to your game at: http://www.activision.com or www.st-armada.com
*** How do I reuse saved games if I re-install?
Follow the directions below to reuse saved games:
Uninstall Star Trek: Armada.
Copy the files (including the file SHELL.SET) and folders that are not uninstalled to a floppy disk. These are your saved games and settings files.
Re-install Star Trek: Armada.
Delete the Save directory from the newly installed Star Trek: Armada directory.
Copy the files and folders from the floppy into the Star Trek: Armada directory.
Launch the game.
You should be able to load your old games from the Load Game Screen at this point.
NOTE: Copying saved games from one computer to another is NOT SUPPORTED by Activision.
**** Star Trek Armada v1.0 Readme
*** The on-line help files are in HTML format and will require a web browser to properly view them.
*** ESC key may cause the game to minimize, and user will not be able to return properly to the game.
Star Trek Armada’s unique combination of 3D and 2D technology may cause issues when the ESC key is pressed during game play. Troubles that may occur include minimizing, loss of textures or a complete lock-up. This problem is most prevalent if the ESC key is hit during in-game cinematics. The ESC key has no functionality in the game and should not be used.
*** If your computer locks during the installation at 100%, contact your motherboard manufacture on information on how to upgrade your bios.
*** MULTIPLAYER
In internet multiplayer games, there is a button in the comms menu which is called 'High Latency'. If you are experiencing periodic pauses of short duration while playing the game, you should check this button. This will overcome difficulties faced by players with poor (high latency) internet connections. The game will automatically set this option checked if any of the starting players have ping times exceeding 350ms.
For optimal multiplayer experience, follow this rule of thumb: the more players, the higher RAM and CPU requirements are needed.
If a player brings up the options menu during a multiplayer game the game will pause. Only the player that brought the options menu up can un-pause the game, but he can be kicked out of the game after 30 seconds.
When creating a multiplayer profile, your password must be at least 6 characters long.
***The Earthlink installer located on this disk supports Win95/98 but not Win2000.
*** If the mouse cursor is left stationary on some missions with some video cards, it may appear to wobble.
You can fix this by switching screen resolutions.
*** If you remove or insert a CD that has autoplay information, the CD will autoplay and may cause the game to hang.
*** Using dual monitors
- The mouse can sometimes appear lost when it is in fact on the other monitor.
- There are problems with the camera angles in the cineractives in between missions.
- If you have problems installing the game while using dual monitors, you should disable the monitor and reactivate it after installing the game.
*** Video Card related issues
- TNT and TNT2 Cards: Occasionally when ALT-TAB is used while playing the game, severe graphical anomalies may occur.
- TNT2 Cards: User should us higher graphics detail then the default, otherwise the text may be hard to read.
- TNT2 Cards: Alt-Tab may cause the units in the game to become very dark.
- ATI Rage Pro has been known to cause some graphical anomalies within the game.
- Diamond Viper 770 Ultra does not appear to work with Diamond's drivers. NVIDIA's TNT2 drivers seem to work with this card.
- Users with a combination of a Diamond Fire GL 1000 Pro and a Diamond Monster 2 video cards may experience problems running the game. Single player campaigns will not launch, but multiplayer in 640x480 or 800x600 modes will.
- A conflict exists between Athlon processors and the NVIDIA GeForce video cards. Known problems include mission instability that may lead to random drops to the desktop after mission and when changing resolutions. This has been seen on other systems with other processors but drivers released after 3/9/00 may fix this problem.
*** Screen Resolution
- It is recommended that Star Trek: Armada’s game resolution matches your desktop resolution.
*** How can I improve performance?
1. To improve frame rate on low-end machines turn the graphics detail to low and the cinematic window off. To further enhance performance, lower, or toggle off, the sound options.
2. Close all other programs while playing.
· Close all other programs that appear on the task bar before playing.
· Press CTRL-ALT-DEL to pull up a list of programs that are still running at this point (but not on the task bar).
· Close all unnecessary programs by using the 'End Task' button for each.
· Note: In our experience the only necessary programs are 'Explorer' and 'Systray.' You should however check with the computer manufacturer to insure that their machines do not require other programs to remain active as well.
· 3. Set Graphics Acceleration to maximum in your System Control Panel.
· Go to the Start menu on your taskbar. Select Settings->Control Panel.
· Double-click the System icon.
· Click the Performance tab.
· Click the Graphics button.
· In the Graphics box, position the Hardware Acceleration slider to Full.
4. If you are using FAT16 file system, you can improve performance by converting to FAT32.
When your drive is in this format, it stores data more efficiently, creating up to several hundred MB of extra disk space on the drive. In addition, programs load faster and your computer uses fewer system resources.
Windows 98
· You can start Drive Converter by clicking Start, pointing to Programs, pointing to Accessories, pointing to System Tools, and then clicking Drive Converter.
· Once you convert your hard drive to FAT32 format using Drive Converter, you cannot return to using the FAT16 format unless you repartition and reformat the FAT32 drive. If you converted the drive on which Windows 98 is installed, then you must reinstall Windows 98 after repartitioning the drive.
· Older disk compression software is not compatible with FAT32. If your drive is already compressed, you may not be able to convert to FAT32.
Windows 95 OSR2
Unlike Windows 98, Windows 95 OSR2 does not come with a utility to convert a FAT16 hard drive/partition to FAT32. In order to do the conversion you must us the utility FDISK.EXE. For more information go to: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q253/7/74.ASP?LNG=ENG&SA=PER&FR=0
CAUTION: All versions of Windows prior to Windows 95 OSR2 will not recognize a FAT32 drive.
5. Increasing your system RAM from 32 to 64 MB will increase overall game performance.
*** The taskbar hides a portion of the game window. Can I fix this?
This can happen if your taskbar is always on top. You can hide the taskbar by right-clicking it and selecting Properties. Turn on Auto Hide and turn off Always on top. The taskbar will hide when it is not used. To make the taskbar reappear, place your mouse in the area where the taskbar once was and it will appear.
*** My screen saver operates slowly while the game is running. What can I do?
Because the game makes heavy use of the system resources, screen savers may hinder game performance. We highly recommend disabling your screen saver when playing the game.
To disable:
- Right click the desktop and select Properties.
- Click the Screen Saver tab.
- Set the Screen Saver pull down menu to None.
*** Why does the game sometimes quit to the desktop?
Occasionally, the game will suddenly quit to the desktop. This may be a result of a conflict with the EZDesk desktop utility, which is used to organize icons on your desktop. To prevent this, disable EZDesk before playing the game. However, should you crash to the desktop, reboot the machine and perform a scan disk if necessary.
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The game may also suddenly minimize to the taskbar if you are running an electronic mail program (e.g. MS Exchange) in the background.
You should run Star Trek: Armada™ as a stand-alone application.
*** Ctrl-Alt-Del locks up my system.
If you use the Ctrl-Alt-Del function, there is a chance that the machine may automatically reboot, or you may get a 'blue screen crash,' which will force you to reboot your machine.
Do not use the Ctrl-Alt-Del function to quit the game. Instead, select QUIT from the main menu to exit the game.
*** Where do I go for game updates and/or patches?
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You may check our web page for updates to your game at:
http://www.activision.com
If you are uncertain of a game update and/or patch, please E-mail all questions to our internet mailing address at:
support@activision.com
*** How do I reuse saved games if I re-install?
Follow the directions below to reuse saved games:
Uninstall Star Trek: Armada™.
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Copy the files (including the file SHELL.SET) and folders that are not uninstalled to a floppy disk. These are your saved games and settings files.
Re-install Star Trek: Armada™.
Delete the Save directory from the newly installed Star Trek: Armada™ directory.
Copy the files and folders from the floppy into the Star Trek: Armada™ directory.
Launch the game.
You should be able to load your old games from the Load Game Screen at this point.
NOTE: Copying saved games from one computer to another is NOT SUPPORTED by Activision.
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