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I doubt there's such a system, though I am moderately suspicious as to why every time I've taken a long break from Warframe I come back to a 50/75% off coupon (this was true even when I was back on Switch only).

That's where I'd wager they'll wind up, or randomly dispersed as reruns. Or maybe in Baro's inventory for some reason (though it doesn't strike me as the kind of thing Baro would carry).

Wouldn't a better method be to let people mark "I do not want to be a host" for matchmaking specifically (premades wouldn't be effected)? I'd have that on at all times since I know my connection is not that strong. Of course, then that would create a problem if more people click off of being a host than don't, but it would at least do something to help.

I've seen plenty of people who seem to still go 5 min survival despite faster missions like Capture, Mobile Defense and Exterminate being available for the same tier. The most confusing is when people pick something like Defense or Interception over Capture/Exterminate/Mobile Defense for whatever reason when both of the same fissure are present.

Yeap, that's where I first heard of it. As for another bonus fact: Bees can get drunk on fermented tree sap.

10 million to be precise, or 274 a day for 7 years. ...Which honestly at that point the radiation would be the least of your concern.

Oddball take from me on that topic: They should swap Hydroid and Equinox's drop locations, wouldn't Equinox make more sense on the only planet that actually has a day/night cycle and Hydroid on an aquatic planet? ...It is Hydroid that drops from whats-his-face on Earth right?

Uh...I've had a lot of situations where more than 10 reactant have dropped in survival fissures (which disappear when the 10th is picked up), the only way not enough reactant will drop in my experience is if the group is spreading the spawns or there's an overzealous nuke frame.

Loki instead of Volt, and generally iirc the issue with Loki being a starter frame was that aside from Decoy/Invis he had survival issues back in those days which made Loki an unintentional hard mode at times for new players. Or at least that's the reason I've heard.

If you insist... Coffee is just ground up bean soup. Giraffes are 30 times more likely to be struck by lighting than people. You can fracture a rib if you sneeze too hard. Avocados are not vegetables, they're actually large single seed berries. The match was invented after the lighter.

Most birds have a significantly smaller stomach than a person, so even someone with mild resistance to spicy food could win a chilli eating contest by eating more than than the bird's stomach capacity!

It's physically impossible for a pig to look straight up into the sky.

There's kind of a funny thing about that first part, the Rauta's parts can be traded and they can ONLY be acquired from what is basically a pity system. Same with the Perigale, Sarofang, Corufell, Steflos...a lot of recent weapons are both tradable and on some sort of pity systems. Just seems rather inconsistent to me to have some things (especially mediocre things like the Aeolak for example) not apply for it while others do, hell there's even weapons you can't farm individually at all that can only be bought from standing like the Cedo.

...But seriously, insomnia sucks.

Gauss in open spaces, Volt in anything with remotely complex geometry to navigate imo.

There's still a few I could see getting better. Why the Cinta and its parts aren't available for the Enigma Gyrum the puzzles give would be one major example I can think of. We have a similar precedent for a low drop chance items like with Citrine, so I'd really like to see them implement a few more "pity" systems for older low drop rate things (I'd trade plenty of Thrax Plasm/Voidplumes for Aeolak parts too as personal example).

I fall off the wagon with Warframe every now and then (my last break was about half a year, and before that it was 1.5 years) so I do agree that things can be overwhelming at times. But I also take things slowly and don't try to rush or grasp everything at once when I do come back; I run some fissures, do the story content, farm some standing, farm a weapon/frame I find interesting and so on. Taking it all one step at a time is what keeps me coming back to Warframe, even if I take a long break Warframe will still fundamentally be the same game more or less imo, just with more content of various types than when I left. Hell I still haven't unlocked the Steel Path from sheer apathy of finishing the 13 missing nodes I have left.

One might be able to argue that Vome (Order) could have represented the whole thing with Narmer with The New War, considering the whole "Narmer Veil" thing unless I'm reading it all wrong.

Honestly I'd just like a cone for targeting on his 4 if nothing else. Having to be pinpoint accurate and/or wildly wave around the targeting reticle just winds up making me think "Why am I not just using Mesa instead?" when I use it.

They shoot/slash things and deal big enough damage to plow through at least Archon Hunt tier enemies in a reasonable timeframe. That's all I need, the rest is brute force of will.

While that is definitely true, I just don't have the desire to go full CO prime building. Since I don't really do anything harder than Archons I usually get by with just some big dumb crit builds and my Heavy Attack Spam 2h Nikana these days.

Gas and Blast are the two damage types that are probably in the worst place imo (Magnetic is fine in theory, the issue there is more that Toxin renders it moot), I recently built a Zakti Prime and while it's fun as hell to spam AoE darts...the Gas damage on it is just painful.

Honestly I still think they should just make Switch Teleport a hold ability for hit 1 and give him a different 3 altogether. Having a basic invisible button is still not a bad thing imo, Ivara and Ash also fill that niche but with different drawbacks (Ivara's movement is somewhat compromised and Ash's is shorter) it might not be the most engaging playstyle but I think it's still a valid option that they shouldn't throw out wholesale. What he does need is a passive that actually does something (Even wall latch builds usually only do it for a second or so to trigger effects) and for Decoy to not die to a light breeze.

For me it would probably be telling myself the importance of crit multipliers on weapons that have solid crit rates. I was cleaning out my older weapons for slot space (been switching over to prime variants lately) and I found several older weapons I haven't touched in...holy crap almost 3-4 years at this point, the amount of times I had a boost to crit rate but not crit damage modded in was painful in retrospect. I don't know if anyone else made that mistake in the past or not, maybe I'm just stupid, but back when I was a wee Tenno I mostly just dumped damage mods in like crazy (which to be fair, probably works up to non-SP level 100 still from what I've seen) and having learned what little I have comparatively has caused a massive spike in my damage output compared to my early days.

...Not that anyone is going to remember me after all these years, but if you recognize me I'm back apparently.