Star Trek Online: Age of Discovery expansion has gone live for the PlayStation 4 and in celebration of its launch, we have teamed up with Perfect World Entertainment for a giveaway of the PlayStation 4 exclusive Cobalt Tardigrade, which is a non-combat pet, and the title of “Tardigrade Wrangler.” Once you have entered the code, players will be able to use this pet on all characters under a single account and there are no faction restrictions.
One Hundred (100) Grand Prize Winners
- Cobalt Tardigrade Pet
- Tardigrade Wrangler Title
How to Enter The Star Trek Online Tardigrade (Cobalt) Pet Giveaway
To enter, simply put in your email below and wait. These are NA codes, so make sure you have the correct account. Giveaway will run from November 20 to 25, with codes going out on Monday, November 26. Check your email on that date, and if you won, you’ll see an email with the code, ready to redeem. To claim your prize should you win, you need to login to the game, head over to the C-Store, and look under the Promotions tab.
Star Trek Online: Age of Discovery is free-to-play and available now for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Good luck on the giveaway, please send over screenshots of you and your pet should you win.
Now Loading - PSN Name Changes October 2018
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Will you be changing your PSN name now that Sony has announced the feature?
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Lucas White
My gut reaction is to go ahead and do it, if only because the option will be available, and I can change it to match my personal branding or whatever. However, I’m cautious due to the announcement mentioning errors and such with older games, so I’ll probably hold out to see what that means in more detail. Luckily my PSN ID isn’t “xXx_NarutoCloudGoku_420” or whatever so I’m not powering through years of lingering shame like so many others seem to be.
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Annette Polis
If only someone in Japan hadn't registered it first! They are still using it so I won't be making any changes to my account. (PS. Hey Sony, when will you let me change my country of residence?)
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Blake Grundman
My PSN name will never change. It has been my online handle for over two decades, long before it was ever my PSN ID. That isn’t going to change anytime soon.
I wonder if my wife would be pissed if I had it etched into my headstone... -
Cameron Teague
I love my PSN name, so I see no reason to ever change it.
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Chandler Wood
I go back and forth. On the one hand, my name does have some meaning behind it, on the other, it hasn't been my active nickname in a number of years now (plus it has numbers in it, which also do mean something, but I don't know if I like).
I may change it to match a more updated username, but I'll have to see how it all plays out once the feature rolls out wide. If it doesn't look all that stable, I'm okay keeping my original one.
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Janet Garcia
Nope. I don't game online much or have many PSN friends to begin with.
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Jenni Lada
It is nice to know the option will be there, but I won't be changing mine either. I already know it and frankly, it is so undesirable that I do not have to worry about someone wanting to steal it. I already had someone try to steal my Gmail address, probably due to it being short and having no numbers. I don't want to have to worry about someone trying to take my PSN account too.
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Keri Honea
Totally changing it so it matches the rest of my online monikers.
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Zarmena Khan
My PSN ID is simply my name spelled backwards so I see no reason to change it. But I'd eventually like the option to change my country. I moved a while back and it sucks when I can't redeem certain codes that come with my locally purchased games.
