Worira
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Actually, I would not want it to use credits just because it would make it way more of a hassle to implement into a loadout system that could use it in multiple frames/weapons at once.
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How does it feel to finally own a Hellfire mod?
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No.
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OP liked Nervos, thread over
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Wait, what's the point of the arm fins? Are they gyro-stabilizers or something?
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"What if, upon reaching the objective, you were unavoidably incapacitated and killed with no real way to respond?"
What if instead of doing that we don't do that?
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I understood all of that from your original post. My point was I don't think the devs want you to be able to "respec" so easily.
Which runs completely contrary to the entire point of the mod system.
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They adjusted it so that bosses are significantly closer to the end, actually.
Anyway, the reason people group up to rush Naeglar is because Phorid is a huge bullet sponge.
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Trying to use logic with a third-wave feminist, kaizoku? Best of luck, and Godspeed.
"Look at me, I know feminist terminology! I must know what I'm talking about!"
Helps if you use it right.
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Some sort of... Void, if you will?
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Exactly, they stay clean and pure, because their blossoms are liquid repellent. It doesn't make any sense to associate this with evil in my opinion. Almost every kind of plant grows on decayed organic material, fertile soil, so it seems to be strange to highlight this with regards to the Lotus, which is a water plant with liquid repellent blossoms, so definetely the least "dirty" plant.
Mezner isn't associating it with evil, he considers the Technocyte virus the next step in human evolution. The "filth and decay" being referred to in the quote is Hayden Tenno, or more broadly humanity.
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I don't see any connection between the (stupid) description of Lotus in Dark Sector and Warframe. Did you never hear anything about the Lotus effect, which made those blossoms symbols for purity, enlightment and loyalty?
They're symbols of purity for exactly the reason Mezner mentions: They grow from mud and water, but float above it, untouched by the pollution of their origin.
Well, except the bit about decay. No idea what Mezner's talking about there.
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To clarify the context of the screenshot, the "Lotus" being referred to there is the Technocyte virus, which the protagonist has just been infected with.
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Just gonna mention how handspring shouldn't be a mod here, as usual.
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I kinda want this to be a pair of spike launching gauntlets or arm attachments, as a callback to the Stingers from Dark Sector who had a similar attack, but I'd be ok with a conventional gun, too. Possibly something resembling a blunderbuss, to fit with the flintlock look of the boltos. Either way, shotgun-style bolt launcher is something I'd like to see.
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I want glaives that attach to my warframe's feet and work like rollerskates
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Well, yes, we all know that's a thing that can be done. The thing is, it's a terrible workaround for a problem that really shouldn't exist at all, and it baffles me that DE would encourage it.
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TIES INTO THE DOJO
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Yes, and that's dumb. Fusion costs are already ridiculous, especially since rare mods essentially do not drop. Essentially, it's just making the game worse for the hell of it.
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The problem is that the thing they mentioned, unfusing mods, is kinda garbage. Having to spend additional resources to fine-tune mods for different builds is awful, especially on the scale that high-level mods cost.
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In other news, I just realized the Rhino portrait doesn't have a neck.
Necks are for nerds.
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If they're the same polarity and rank, they provide the same benefit. Essentially, fusion cores count as whatever polarity is best for fusion purposes, and additionally start at a higher rank.
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Literally millions
I want the population of Manhattan in every tile
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Climb on a fracking box.
QUALITY GAME DESIGN
No Un-Banning After Second Incident?
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"IT'S IN THE EULA GUYS"
That's a terrible argument. EULAs are awful.
https://www.eff.org/wp/dangerous-terms-users-guide-eulas