Chaosrain
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Nowhere. It's a spiritual successor, not a sequel. Even the origin of the name Tenno is different now.
Ah, you are right. "Zariman Ten-Zero". Good point.
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It has been made clear by the developers some time ago that the Dark Sector is not canon to Warframe.
If you can provide a source for this I'd be most appreciative. I don't recall seeing anything about this myself.
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Title.
If the Tenno are simply projecting themselves into technocyte-created entities(Warframes), how does Hayden Tenno fit into this?
Were there Warframes that were actual exoskeletons like Hayden's before they figured out Transferrence?
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Rephrase the question - do 75% discounts still exist or are they ultra rare.
I am completely serious when I say my first login reward was a -75% coupon.
I dumped $50 into the super Plat pack.
I don't know how I feel about that.
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Car, broke. Phone, yes?
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Can confirm. FINALLY somebody got a Paris Prime Upper Limb I needed and now I can't connect to our dojo to trade because of this.
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Most of the time I end up using my Master Founder sigil as pasties for my female frames because you really can't put it anywhere else, like the front of their shoulder or something.
YEAH IT'S SHALLOW, BUT HEY SEX SELLS. STAR BOOB.
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The problem with 99% of people's color choices is they're completely over-saturated and look like ridiculous bootlegged action figures.
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Happy Lotus is HAPPY.
(#110068)
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Honestly I'm gonna parrot other opinions here and request we have an option to either use a saturated palette or a desaturated one. As soon as the first Infested color pack hit people started looking like obnoxious plastic action figures with garish color schemes. Desaturated colors keeps everything from sticking out so sorely and helps it look more believable.
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U14: Darude - Sandstorm
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Run it solo, trust me. That is what I did and the score increased from 44 to 49.
I can confirm this. Just did it solo, got annihilated by level 64 enemies. Got it second try though.
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I'm not awake enough to read this in detail but what I've detracted from it sounds like the equipment progression system from Monster Hunter games.
Start with Iron Sword, upgrade to Great Iron Sword. Upgrade path branches into two areas - Super Great Iron Sword(path stops here, but let's say for your current progression in the game this is a great weapon you can use until something better comes along) OR Flame Sword(worse than the other branch right now but has further upgrades down the line that end up being better).
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Got Burning Wasp (Whip 1) from either Corrupted Crewmen or Lancers, I've gotten two of them from Void runs.
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Guys, Episode 3 got released!
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I NEED NEW PANTS I NEED NEW PANTS I NEED NEW PANTS.
Also coptering is stupid. I eagerly await the inevitable mobility revamp that comes up with something less dumb looking.
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Hotfix 12.1.2
Changes:
- Skana Prime is now tintable.
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Stalker's problem is that he's not balanced correctly around Warframe abilities: the most nonstandard(and possibly overpowered) features of the game that provide you with interesting, non-standard gameplay options.
Currently the Stalker can be represented as somebody in a D&D game who flat-out ignores the dice rolls entirely and just says "my character stabs your character in the face", to which the other person says "but you need to roll for hit chance and perception in order to anticipate my dodge maneuver", and they reply with "no" and kill them anyway. Alternatively, he could be the kid on the playground who states in a play-fight that they're immune to bullets because they have an impenetrable shield and can't be killed because some stupid child logic blah blah blah you get where I'm going with this.
Stalker should not have flat-out immunity to abilities because those are our major distinguishing features as player characters(other than weapons that NPC's simply can't or don't use) and tries to force a pseudo-Conclave session in the middle of a PVE game where one guy has all of the cheat codes turned on. Give him large resistances to abilities so things like slowing him with a Snow Globe are still viable strategies, but obviously without making the fight a pushover.
The game is balanced around only 4 player characters versus (potentially) hundreds of enemy NPCs, so abilities have somewhat of an AOE or group focus. To use these abilities on a single target is hilariously overpowered (given certain circumstances) and before Stalker was given immunities to the strongest abilities like Blessing it was a complete joke because you held all of the cards, and the game treated him like nothing more than a single beefy enemy instead of a pseudo-player character that you could walk all over.
I hope that made sense. TLDR revert Stalker's immunities to flat resistances like 65%.
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I think it's pretty fun to use, and packs a good punch against enemies in the upper-mid level range. The reload is pretty tedious but Tactical Pump alleviates it somewhat. The worst part about it is the delay before the reload, similar to the Vectus' issue.
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I've tried getting my team out of a bind during Infested survival against about 15 ancients, and used Hysteria. I spent 90% of the ability's duration on the freaking floor, getting back up from being knockdown-spammed.
It only seems like a logical step to include knockdown immunity, or at the least increase the speed she gets up at.
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I've been doing missions over the week after I get home from work at 8:45. I'm up to like 120 missions or something in favor of Grineer. The grind is justified by all of the hella sweet loot you get from Battle Pay that you'd otherwise have to wait possibly months for it to pop up in alerts or some other promotion.
They did get somewhat boring after a while, but I mainly just played them to try out weapons I hadn't used very much and leveled them to 30, and that made it a little more interesting.
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I play Thrak Rhino, so Juggernaut would likely make no difference to me, but with a massive benefit.
[Spoiler] So Where Does Dark Sector Fit Into This Now?
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Ah, this is perfect. Thanks for the confirmation. Kind of a shame, though. Lore-crafting the two games together always seemed really interesting.