Spartan336
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4 hours ago, (PS4)theelix said:
The title was entirely apropos...
What would you type out for a topic like this without having to be entirely too specific? "Water representation on warframes" "Water and light deflection on Warframes" "When you enter water, allow it to stick to your Warframe?"
Like, c'mon man.
1. To start a discussion.
2. Because I wanna be wet.
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I'm with you on the Ancients, but for a different reason.
They almost always start off attacking with their hook. If there are multiple Ancients around, and you let your guard down, you can get hooked 3-4 times in a row. It's annoying AF.
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It's never to late to start Warframe.
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1 hour ago, (PS4)watt4hem said:
Seriously, can you not be any more misleading..
I mean, this was kind of an excuse to name something 'Getting Wet'.
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Personally for me it's the Warthog Run from Halo 3. I'd like to know your's though!
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Because I like jumping around like a ninja killing other ninja's.
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5 minutes ago, --Q--DragonSkllzz said:
I'm gonna go ahead and blame the void shielding (aka our shields, you know, the blue regenning hp bar bit), and say it works similar to thin oil-layers on specific animals so they don't get wet.
That a good one. But what if you're Inaros?
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6 minutes ago, Shichibukai88 said:
Literally no point in this, immersion cool but no one needs that at all. I dont play warframe for immersion oO
Yeah. There isn't much point to this. I'm literally just annoyed that I can't get wet.
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This would be completely useless, but more immersive.
When I jump into a pool in my Dojo, or in any mission, I don't really get wet, even with my graphics set to high. I jump in, then come out completely dry. Now, either the Tenno have an instant drying machine in their suit, water has gained some ridiculous properties suggesting that physics is different in the Warframe universe, or we just don't have a graphic for it.
I suggest that when you get wet, you become, well, wet, but you also leave a short trail of liquid footsteps behind you. I think that would be nice.
A call to DE: "Hey, yeah uh... I'd like to complain that I don't get wet playing your game."
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Just now, MagPrime said:
Mostly on the forums.
Heh Heh. That I can see.
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6 minutes ago, MagPrime said:
Wait, you only encountered two negative players and this spawned a thread?
Yep. I wanted to see if this was a widespread problem or not.
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Guess you could say that it's a... Glass Cannon!
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17 hours ago, AgentSkye said:
Oh. I thought the title was sarcastic and was expecting complaints about various forum design flaws.
Not disagreeing, but can you elaborate? What do you find great about it?
I love these forums because it combines one of the least toxic fandom's around with general discussion.
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11 hours ago, SeaUrchins said:
Alright, let's debate then.
People evaluate you based on your frame, equipment or whatever criteria they have, it is not discrimination, it is an opinion. For example, if I see a Trinity with a Vazarin aura slotted, I label them as lame/nub/not serious Trinity player right away (because any more or less serious Trinity player switches aura slot for Naramon). Yet, it has nothing to do with discrimination ('cos I keep my opinion to myself
and click ignore silently).The player you tried selling Latron Stock to, was buying prime junk, which are prime parts bought in bulk for exchange for ducats. Such parts are usually bought in bulk 8-12p per 5 pieces, depending on the buyer. Yes, now and then the junk might bring some valuable items, which can be re-sold for plat instead of ducats, but it was your fault agreeing to sell Latron Prime Stock as prime junk in the first place. No discrimination involved again, just your lack of experience in the trade chat.
What is actually hilarious is that you go and actually label high MR players: they are high MRs, so they must be discriminating and mistreating you.
Nope.
Dude, you don't have to be serious to get the job done.
As for the second thing, see previous conversation about trading.
I've met several nice high MR players. These are my only two encounters with this.
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Take a look at my profile picture and tell me I prefer Vauban.
#LimboMasterRace
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1 hour ago, babywrath said:
If that is the case, then it was a definite miscommunication. Junk in my vocabulary, and apparently his vocabulary as well, is any prime part, no matter the market value, that is sold in bulk of 5 parts for the buyers wholesale price ranging, in my experience, 7-20p(i may have seen 25p but i digress). I however do not blame the guy for losing his temper and blocking you in that occasion because by his point of view you were attempting to rope him into a trade he was not willing to accept to begin with. Call it what you will but it was a sketchy transaction.
I can assure you that MR had no part during the second incident. As a general rule, plat is plat no matter what MR the players are. The only possible relation between plat and MR that I can think of is a low MR player who still has his/her free 50 plat, that is not trade-able, attempting to trade.
I once had a trade wherein the person was confident he had 200+?? plat to trade with but the system blocked him stating he did not have enough plat. Apparently he still held onto his first 50 plat since he started and was attempting to trade with it. No party at fault in this story but it is the only example of MR relation i can think off.
Anyone else who may insult low MR players of incompetence when trading, do not have any supporting arguments because it also applies to high MR players who do not normally trade. It also does not apply to low MR players who have focused their time playing on just trading(myself as an example a few years ago).
Trading is just two people trying to agree on a price. If he didn't like it, he could have just said "No thank you" and been on his way. Calling me a lowly simpleton was inexcusable.
As to my trading, let's use this analogy. Most people play one way, since it's generally effective. I, however, play a different way, which also works. Some people who see someone not conforming to the regular play style, or meta as I believe it's called, will sometimes get irrational angry. I say irrationally because the way I play still works, and said person should not be telling me how to play the game if it works.
And, see it how you will, but lowly simpleton that doesn't understand trading sounds a lot like an assumption based on MR.
Now, to avoid further argument, which is something I'm not very fond of, let's call it at that. I know what I experienced, and you have a different take. No need to discuss this further.
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Why didn't I use them years back? FML!
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The quest to get him was done really well as well.
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Rap Tap Tap dat &#!
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4 hours ago, babywrath said:
Regarding the first case. Understandable when you consider that maybe the guy has lost a few million plat in high risk because of low MR players who wanted a free ride. You have to admit that there is no real way to determine player skill but you can make the assumption that a high MR player has cleared enough missions to hold his own on high risk index which is honestly difficult for even high MR players. I myself never do high risk because all it takes is some over confident ally who literally drops the ball to loose all those creds for you no matter how godlike your performance. Trust was the issue here and he went with his gut.
Regarding the second case. That was all you man. It has absolutely nothing to do with your MR rating. You basically went into the trade without knowing what junk trading is.
Selling prime junk on warframe is specifically selling any prime items for 1-3p or 5 parts for 8-20p. Just because you want to be paid in full, does not justify breaking this trading style. His understanding is that you will sell any 5 prime items for 12p which is a better deal than what I myself usually make.
ANY means you can sell 20 paris prime grips or other worthless items for the same price. If you wanted to sell Latron Prime stock at its market price, then you have to advertise as such. The reason why they are considered junk despite some market value of 10-20p is because nobody needs it and finding a legitimate buyer for those takes days if not months(Most likely selling to a newbie as well).
I myself have encounter a player like yourself who claims entitlement because of your ideologies on the matter. The problem is that you are going into a junk trade without any intention of completing it as is understood. False advertising basically. Junk trade is you the seller selling only junk. If you do not consider it junk, don't sell it. If you think the deal is unfair, don't do it. But don't go into a trade expecting your ideologies to work out the trade just because you think it is fair.
You can call it a misscommunication if you want. I was trying a different method were i would show the buyer what i had, then ask them if they saw anything they liked. By that very broad defintion of junk trading, a person could asume i was attempting to junk trade when i had a fair amount of vaulted stuff. The latron prime stock was just one example of those items, and the item that was up when he started giving off angery vives. MR or misscommunication, however, this doesn't excuse has behavior.
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Something like that could cost credits, but I don't see it happening.
If you're talking about the market as a whole, then I strongly disagree. Whats the point of buying plat if it's only used for a few things?
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2 minutes ago, (PS4)theelix said:
I mean, until you're MR 31 you're trash so...
Honestly, watching videos shouldn't cut the cheese. Remember how Gas damage was the strongest element with melee for something like a year and youtubers didn't make too many videos on that so no one knew?
I mean, there are a ton of undisclosed, very overpowered combinations of weapons, equipments, and elements that you just don't know of right now because a Youtuber didn't make a video on it, or the person who knew wants to keep it to themselves so that the devs don't figure it out for another year or so.
It's more about how the weapon/frame functions. For instance, I love the Latron Prime because it is pretty much the definition of marksman rifle. Never mind that it doesn't kill anything above level 70, it's a fun gun to use. Besides, I already have weapons that melt enemy's. And yes, I experiment in-game with things as well, but I'm afraid that if the weapon as a whole doesn't interest me, I'm not going to go out of my way to mod it and make it good. It's just how I am.
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I'm going to have to break out my efficiency 4 unbreakable 3 diamond pickaxe for this one.
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4 hours ago, (PS4)robotwars7 said:
while I do believe that other people shouldn't be so toxic, refusing to rank up stuff is essentially gimping yourself of much of the games content. @Spartan336, how do you know you don't like certain weapons etc. if you've never tried them? the situation you're in of being abused by others is mostly because of them and their narrow mindset, but also slightly because of yourself, do you see? if you took the time to try new things, your MR would be a bit higher and you might find less people want to call you out.
Actually I'm ranking things up right now, hence why I'm MR 10 instead of 9 at the moment. I do my research (Via watching video's and wiki.) and if a weapon/frame interests me, I'll get it. If it doesn't, then I'll probably never pick it up. Most things fall into the second category.
And besides, the last thing I really care about is my MR. It's just the people who do care about MR that bug me.
Team Ammo Restores?
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You mean the ammo that the enemies drop, right?
(I can't think up a situation off the top of my head were these things are useful. Especially for an entire team.)