Arniox

Nono. There's actually two types of macros. Hardware macros like you would find on a mouse or keyboard. The eula can't possibly ban these because not only are they hardware based, so harder to detect but it would also be like banning someone for buying a higher resolution monitor cause they can see more and are thus cheating. Someone buying a keyboard or mouse that has macros can't really be banned unless they ban anyone using thag hardware. But then there are software macros, or scripts. These are what n00b, and alot of others use because they're basically injectors. They're way more powerful and can effectively fully automate a game for you. These are essentially like using a hacking software and are deffinately bannable

Welp.... I wonder if he can get out of that. If he can't... Well that's his look out and his fault entirely.

OK. I was going to side with the OP on this, but a macro is literally breaking eula. Eula states somewhere that macros or other external scripts that interfere with the game are bannable. So did noob get banned then? I haven't really been following this at all. Didn't even know there was an exploit

This. There's hundreds of videos and streams that show proof of extreme exploits being used. Especially back in the day with raids, but it's only now that you openly state you'll do something about an exploit. I haven't even seen this khora exploit, so glad it's been fixed.

Well then you are severally unlucky...

Really? Well I've never ever heard of anything like that. I'm a Mr 26, and I've been playing for nearly 5 years. In that ENTIRE time. I have never run into a toxic group. Every random group I've run into has been chill or friendly talkative. Usually we talk about memes and warframe jokes.

This. And I don't understand why so many people hate this idea. This concept is perfect and exists in plenty of other games already. I don't think DE does anything or cares about leeching cause people are allowed to play the game however they like. There's not really rules behind that baisdes the eula. But a boot or vote kick system would easily fix this and avoid a need to report.

It's easily avoidable dude. So easy. Just don't watch videos or streams on it, don't read the forums and don't read Twitter. Not that hard.

About a week. Apparebtly DE Steve had some controller input lag issues so missed the window for the cert. So another week possibly. Also, there's a confirmed tweet from DE Steve saying that, on future, he really wants to sync all the updates across pc/xbox/ps4/switch so that each update comes at the same time for all. That does mean though that pc players will have to wait longer for the console builds to be polished off unless DE massively expand their team and then work on each build all at the same time.

It is a huge problem. Database issues are massive. Even if you just added one more buy able riven slot, that's a potential 21 - 23 million more slots available for registered users. And I'm assuming that there has to be an alloted amount of space left unrestricted for those rivens to fill when needed, so it's not like they can dynamically change the database if only, say 100,000 players use the one extra riven slot. Going from say, 90 riven slots to 100 would mean an extra 10 slots for 21 - 23 million people. ~210 - 230 million NEW riven slots in the data base on top of all the old slots. That's a HUGE step up. Idk how large a single riven takes up in the database, but let's say it's only about 500 bytes of json or text or whatever. If they use sql databases then it's .sql files. Let's just say half a kb. So ~210 - 230 NEW riven slots, means anywhwre from ~105,000,000,000 - 115,000,000,000 bytes of space need to be unrestricted and ready to be filled with riven data. So anywhere from 105gb - 115gb of space. Sure that's not too insane. But databases can be complicated and need a lot of rules and specific stuff to setup and maintain. So maintaining an EXTRA 105-115 gb of space might be quite hard. All assumptions though. Idk their database

It is a huge problem. Database issues are massive. Even if you just added one more buy able riven slot, that's a potential 21 - 23 million more slots available for registered users. And I'm assuming that there has to be an alloted amount of space left unrestricted for those rivens to fill when needed, so it's not like they can dynamically change the database if only, say 100,000 players use the one extra riven slot. Going from say, 90 riven slots to 100 would mean an extra 10 slots for 21 - 23 million people. ~210 - 230 million NEW riven slots in the data base on top of all the old slots. That's a HUGE step up. Idk how large a single riven takes up in the database, but let's say it's only about 500 bytes of json or text or whatever. If they use sql databases then it's .sql files. Let's just say half a kb. So ~210 - 230 NEW riven slots, means anywhwre from ~105,000,000,000 - 115,000,000,000 bytes of space need to be unrestricted and ready to be filled with riven data. So anywhere from 105gb - 115gb of space. Sure that's not too insane. But databases can be complicated and need a lot of rules and specific stuff to setup and maintain. So maintaining an EXTRA 105-115 gb of space might be quite hard. All assumptions though. Idk their database

It is a huge problem. Database issues are massive. Even if you just added one more buy able riven slot, that's a potential 21 - 23 million more slots available for registered users. And I'm assuming that there has to be an alloted amount of space left unrestricted for those rivens to fill when needed, so it's not like they can dynamically change the database if only, say 100,000 players use the one extra riven slot. Going from say, 90 riven slots to 100 would mean an extra 10 slots for 21 - 23 million people. ~210 - 230 million NEW riven slots in the data base on top of all the old slots. That's a HUGE step up. Idk how large a single riven takes up in the database, but let's say it's only about 500 bytes of json or text or whatever. If they use sql databases then it's .sql files. Let's just say half a kb. So ~210 - 230 NEW riven slots, means anywhwre from ~105,000,000,000 - 115,000,000,000 bytes of space need to be unrestricted and ready to be filled with riven data. So anywhere from 105gb - 115gb of space. Sure that's not too insane. But databases can be complicated and need a lot of rules and specific stuff to setup and maintain. So maintaining an EXTRA 105-115 gb of space might be quite hard. All assumptions though. Idk their database

I push around 200 fps when I'm solo, and I use a 1440p 165hz monitor so what does that mean for me? Will that still be accurate

I have honestly never had anyone complain about the bosses in warframe.... They're so insanely easy at this point that normally people don't treat them very seriously. Firstly, mesa doesn't target bosses usually. Alot of abilities are nerfed in bosses. Secondly do you have mods on your weapons? That's basically required to kill them.

Pretty nice reworks. But they still feel a bit lacklustre. To me, Nyx just feels boring. Changing the way her abilities work won't really make them more interesting to me. And titania just feels so clunky. When I used her, I didn't even bother with her other abilities, just used 4 only cause her buffs felt too annoying to get. You had to find specific enemies and then actually physically pick up the buffs which made it extremely clunky to bother with it. I like the changes to lantern though.