Star Trek Fleet Command has quietly rolled through two back-to-back updates that touch nearly every layer of the game's economy — daily logins, the Battle Pass, and the recurring Voyage Across the Void event — while Scopely lays groundwork for the next round of Incursions.
Login streaks and Battle Pass get an overhaul
Update 94.1 reworked the 7-Day Login Streak, adding Faction Bulk Claims available to all players at Operations level 25 and above, plus a new Exocomp reward for players who keep their streak alive. It's a straightforward retention tweak, but a useful one for anyone who's been sitting on partially-claimed streak rewards.
The preceding Update 94, subtitled "Cause & Effect," introduced Choice Tokens that run through the Battle Pass and can be spent across three separate Exchanges. Choice-driven reward tracks have become a staple of live-service Battle Passes because they let players steer rewards toward what they actually need — ship parts, resources, or cosmetics — rather than a fixed sequence.
Federation Day and event retuning
Federation Day ran its annual celebration starting August 7, with limited-time specials in the Store followed by a dedicated five-day event from August 9 to 13. It's become one of the game's more reliable seasonal touchpoints, alongside First Contact Day and the anniversary event.
More consequential for active players: Voyage Across the Void, the game's rotating PvE/PvP hybrid event, had its scoring adjusted starting August 10. The changes are meant to concentrate scoring around key activities rather than spreading it thin, tightening what "efficient" play looks like during the event window.
What changed, in short
- 7-Day Login Streak reworked with Faction Bulk Claims (Ops 25+) and a new Exocomp reward
- Update 94 (Cause & Effect) added Choice Tokens and three Battle Pass Exchanges
- Federation Day ran August 7–13 with Store specials and a five-day event
- Voyage Across the Void scoring retuned August 10 for more focused play
- Server Transfers improved ahead of the next Incursions cycle
That last point is worth watching. Scopely specifically called out faster, more reliable server transfers as prep work for upcoming Incursions — the game's large-scale faction warfare content — which suggests a bigger push is queued up rather than these smaller updates being the whole story. For a title well into its seventh year of live service, the pattern is familiar: steady economy tuning now, bigger content later.
