Mr.Lube

I've never played PoE, it's very interesting to see you draw the comparison. As someone who has seen the two different paths that each game has taken, do you have any suggestions as to what you'd like to see change in Warframe?

Wow what a beautiful comment, thank you. You are very spot on, perhaps the key is to find like minded players.

Perfectly said, I'm sure many players experience this same feeling. Well it's not exactly something different, but more of a readjustment of the loop. I think the amount of loading screens you encounter really changes the perception of how grindy something is. What if we simply just spent more time in each mission, with the rewards just scaled up to match the time played? For Example: 3 regular speedy capture missions = 1 longer slower paced capture mission, with rewards matching of course, only difference is less loading screens. Side Note*: i've noticed time fly by during endless mission modes like survival where the 1 hour mark takes me by surprise.

A truly beautiful dream. Warframe has ungodly potential.

Yes the endless repetition really gets to ya. Perhaps a less repetitious manner of farming is in order.?

Great point here my friend. These new game modes playing on the exploration and parkour aspects of the game is wonderful and I hope they can go back and sprinkle some of that energy on the older parts of the game. My main concern about the "crackhead pace" is not a fault of the community, but of the repetitious nature of the game and the way players have adapted to such. Perhaps constant repetition should be replaced with longer form mission types? At times a cluster#*!% for sure, but there is a time and place for it. As long as you are aware that you are entering the cluster#*!%; only then will you be comfortable accepting it.

Yes! Exactly my friend. Unlimited power on the players behalf sounds like fun, but put into practice it makes gameplay somewhat uninteresting. The restricted movement of the early days made you feel grounded and more closely entrenched in the chaotic combat. Very good point 👍.

You and I are very alike in this regard. I'm a big advocate for the co-operative aspects of the game.

You are completely right. I feel the exact same way, I fear the mob when I say this but I would love a less "meth-head sonic" approach to Warframe movement. Something with a focus on smooth transitions and momentum that could be easily visually understood. Warframe is not fun to watch with all the bouncing around.

Yes of course...time dulls all... But it's beautiful to hear that the love for exploration is still out there!

Well, I would never want the game to force anything, that never goes well. Also I completely understand why efficiency is important considering the grind and repetition. I would just love to recapture and share that feeling of exploration and uncertainty that players got almost 10 years ago, it was truly a spectacle and certainly hooked players to get them to stick around this long.

Of course Solo is always an option. It's just that part of me wishes that I didn't need to, the co-op is a big part of Warframe for me.

I'm with you %100. This aint no competitive multiplayer game...it's a damn fantasy PvE! What's with this starving temptation for efficiency before everything else?? I am an optimist and a true Warframe fan at heart 😁. It's never too late.....maybe...

Yes, Oxium farming exactly.

I think I understand what you're getting at but could you elaborate?

I agree with both of you here. There is something to the repetitive nature of the game that discourages exploration and enjoying the moment for sure. But I also find myself stumbling across new oddities in old tilesets from time to time still. Perhaps a discussion of the need for such a repetitive gameplay loop is in order......🙄

Perhaps I'm simply being nostalgic, but I have been feeling as if the pace of modern day Warframe to be a bit troubling (not to be dramatic). I find myself missing those moments to stop and "smell the roses" if I may. Warframe is truly a beautiful game and I find it a shame that so much of it is rushed through at a breakneck speed and intensity as if efficiency rules all. I'm genuinely curious if anyone else feels as I do; this is not intended to stir up S#&$. Please leave your thoughts below! 🙂💗