Fleet Operations is a popular skirmish and multiplayer orientated total conversion modification for Activision's real-time strategy game Star Trek Armada II. The project's goal was not only to create a simple "modification" but as total conversion to make Armada II a worth successor to the second best selling Star Trek game Star Trek: Armada (behind Interplay's Star Trek: 25th Anniversary by a small, but fair margin). Version 3.0 includes advanced graphics, a whole new user interface, completly replaced ship models, 5 balanced races with totally new gameplay and tons of new possibilities making Armada II a real real-time strategy multiplayer game.
Discover a new Federation specialist vessel in the next version: The Calypso Class, bringing holo-emitters to a new use.
Posted by DOCaCola on Jul 31st, 2012
Finally we can continue with actual in-game related newsposts as we promised. Today, I want to fill a small open spot in one of my earlier news posts where I talked about the new dual-yard start for the Federation. One vessel in the Cassiopeia yard was unrevealed... until now! Let's talk about the all-new Calypso Class.

The Calypso, originally built as a pure science ship, is an advanced vessel, equipped with very sophisticated special equipment. It was only produced in smaller numbers and acted a bit like the old Oberth Class science vessel: to perform surveys of super novae, to explore strange nebulae or to go where no one has gone before.
The USS Fenrir leads a task force

Gameplay-wise the Calypso serves as a Defensive-Profile unit for the Cassiopeia Yard, similar to how the Monsoon Class works for the Antares Yard. It is a very capable unit that provides cover for your more fragile support ships and provides early game pulse weaponry, which is rare among other Federation vessels. In addition, it especially shines if combined with long-range vessels, as its HCM special technology not only grants her a great projectile avoidance for a limited time, but also nearby long-range vessels can hide behind the fake holographic images.
A Calypso Class in combat
Stay tuned!