Which is why I propose that instead of you having to die once for them to have a chance of spawning they should have a set ~10% chance of showing up per mission you run. And if you're worried people won't like this change then you could always add a setting in the gameplay options to disable the chance of converted adversaries showing up altogether.

Therefore I am thinking about this solution:

Once per week, a Steel Meridian NPC (or their leaders) can show our Tennos locations of some Kuva Larvlings & their weapons.

About 6 random locations (Grineer high level missions, of course) will appear in Navigation (with a little red color cover around it, like the current nightmare missions) if our Tennos meet that NPC to ask. If we didn't meet him to ask, these locations will never appear. So there will be 6 random Kuva weapons per week. Players can use this way to avoid spamming (hopelessly) on Cassini, Saturn.

These Kuva Larvlings did something bad to several Steel Meridian members, so the whole Steel Meridian want to retaliate. The reason is clear and players can see nothing wrong from this. Everything is consistent with the lore.

After that, Warframe players can have 6 random Kuva weapons per week to choose directly. If they don't want them, they can ignore them all and wait for next week. If they don't want to do it this way, obviously they can still do it in traditional ways, for example spam Cassini on Saturn until they see the Kuva weapon they need, which might be a nightmare if they only have 1 Kuva weapon left to find.

Our Tennos killed these Lichs for Steel Meridian but asking no reward from them, that's why nowadays the reputation of the Tennos is high.

>> IMO this will help new players a lot to catch up with veteran players.

More new players, more loyal players, then more money for DE, perhaps.

The nightmare of Cassini (on Saturn) will no longer trouble many players, too.

Yes, anyone who played Cassini a lot to find Kuva weapons will truly understand it.

They are horrible, horrible weapons.

I hate them, and I hated having to forma and level them, knowing I was only doing it for MR reasons.

But the explosion range is 0.5m(0.5 m is larger compared to others?) , and even with the Primed Firestorm mod it will increase to 0.72m, which is still not enough to cause damage to a larger area. The explosive damage itself is very low, but the weapon's passive claims it's a strong explosion, contradicting what the passive says. Therefore, I humbly ask that you, the team, be a little more careful when releasing variant weapons, that you be a little more meticulous, because this variant could have been a little more enhanced in its radius, and the cube damage is quite low, making the weapon generally only good for single targets. If that was your intention, I don't know...

https://imgur.com/a/uTP6GgD

Primary - Grakata Kuva

Secondary - Marelok Kuva

Melee - Jat Kusar/Tonkkatt 

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Tenet weapons 

Primary - Ambassador Tenet 

Second - arca scisco Tenet 

Melee - Kreska Tenet 

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Coda Weapon

Primary - Phage Coda! 

Second - Zymos coda 

Melee - Mios Coda 

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1. it makes Coda Bubonico's fire-rate slower than the regular.

2. Holding to shoot is a terrible idea, it will burn up your ammo quickly and would have to wait for it to charge back up again.

3. I am able to use Critical Deceleration on the ordinary Bubonico because it doesn't have this mechanic, so I do not have problems with it. Using Critical Deceleration on Coda Bubonico, however, makes it super slow.

4. Despite the spool-up, you still have to use a fire-rate mod just to make it comfortable to play with. Ordinary Bubonico does not have this issue so you can equip it with a more useful mod.

If they have to include an additional Coda feature, the spool-up is not the one. Please just replace it with something else or just get rid of it completely.

Please dont make more Kuva & Tenet weapons.

SOLUTION:

Ergo Glast is a genius, he is the one who created the mighty Ambulas, he can help the Tenno to upgrade weapons, obviously.

Even his underlings can do that too. Just let players pay to have upgrade for those weak old weapons.

High costs high upgrade, it's OK, still better than (hopelessly) finding one more Lich.

Just do it to see how bad it is. Run 1 mission many times but still useless, it's quite a nightmare.

Keep killing a lot of Kuva Larvling but still cannot see what I want, holding hope & then break it instantly, that's why I think it's a nightmare ...

Horrible design decision. Get rid of the spool on this weapon.

I verymuch love and appreciate the Kuva GHOULSAW, Thank You DE.

https://forums.warframe.com/topic/1501758-weve-had-kuva-ghoulsaw-yes-but-what-about-ghoulsaw-incarnon-genesis/

• Either remove the spool-up or give it a spool-down period like what the Kuva Kohm has. It's almost painfully slow when you're trying to tap-fire to conserve ammo, kind of making fire rate mods mandatory just for QoL.
• Increase ammo regeneration to 12/s, matching the regular Bubonico at 3 seconds for a full recharge from 0.
• Increase the time between the start of a recharge from 0 and when the player can next fire the weapon (maybe until 3 or 5 ammo has regenerated) to make the reload-delay-bypass mechanic a bit more forgiving in terms of reaction time. Given its fire rate, magazine size, reload time, and spool-up time, being able to increase its uptime with attentive play like this is quite rewarding; it just needs a bit more wiggle room to feel consistent.

I'd also like to add that if you math it out, assuming it takes 5 shots for the spool-up to reach the maximum fire rate, Coda Bubonico in its current state has just under 59% uptime in the absolute best-case scenario, factoring in time lost to the spool-up period compared to a flat fire rate and the recharge duration but not the reload delay since the spool-up incentivizes unloading the whole magazine in one go. It drops to just under 52% if you only shoot 35 rounds since then the reload delay kicks in, and of course it gets even worse the less you shoot beyond that since the spool-up time and reload delay become the dominating factors. Think about that; you're only getting to use this thing just over half of the time you're holding it if you manage your trigger habits perfectly. Primary Crux and magazine size mods of course provide a massive increase to uptime, but at that point they feel mandatory and more like they're fixing the weapon instead of adding to it. The increased ammo regen I've suggested bumps this up to 64.6% at base (still less than the 75.8% for the regular Bubonico), and the other suggestions just make it a bit easier to maintain that.

However, after I stab my Lich, it's still state that I am using the wrong mod, as we can see in the photo below:

https://imgchest.com/p/5xy2xd6q84l

Maybe this is a bug ? I am not sure

(right after I stab my Lich and fail it, I go to my Arsenal in order to check my requiem mod. Then I took this photo instantly)

If the 2 mods are wrong, obviously the 3rd mod must be the true one. But yeah, still cannot work. Still fail it.

To start with, it is not a system designed for larger amounts of weapons. Each addition prolongs the grind to spawn a larving with the desired weapon. At this point, we are at roughly one hour if you are not lucky enough. (while still finishing the missions to avoid repetition)

Then you continue to decode your Lich/Sister - which is a buggy mess. You are expected to collect the clues and then attempt a stab, but in reality, if you happen to be close to your lich when he is downed, the attempt is often performed automatically - regardless of your intentions or whether you even have any requiem mod slotted. (Plus, the order of down - stab - down - stab - down - stab is not enforced. For example, you can end up trying all your requiem mods on the first downing - up to the first incorrect one.)

Adding Requiem Ultimatum to the Riven Sliver Shop is an amazing QoL; it would be even better if the liches would reliably respond to it and could not just... not bother.

And the worst part - if you want a decent valence bonus, you have to go through the ordeal many times. At the very least, please, let us feed in any Lich/Tenet weapon regardless of the type. (e.g. Tenet Tetra into Tenet Quanta) That would remove the initial one-hour grind for the subsequent hunts for the valence bonus.

Outside of the 400% slash proc finishing move of the neutral saw combo (after almost 5 seconds of bad animations), the rest of the combos are just completely unusable. Fixing the stance now would allow any potential new weapons in the same category not be bad on arrival.

While the Bubonico is fairly decent, the Quanta and Ghoul Saw are just carbon copies of their originals and lack any kind of distinguishing feature outside of the additional element. Why exactly would anyone use these over some of the better designed weapons, especially over something like incarnons or adversary weapons with unique mechanics/mods? Most of the recent regular weapon additions have had more thought put behind them, this just feels like you're ticking boxes down a checklist.

Besides that the weapons great. Just can't fully see what I'm shooting at most of the time lol