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The 11th crime: We have to beat Kullervo up around 10-15 times before he finally gives up for real and lets us use him.

DE literally made him super good and nobody uses him still. Maybe all he needs is his prime (like Revenant did) before everyone starts using him.

You'd be trading the ability to generate overguard naturally for the ability to tank toxin and knockdown procs, so it would be pretty different but balanced.

Considering that Kullervo was one of the masterminds planning the Orokin's downfall, it makes sense.

Blue shards, arcanes, melee weapons, and weapon mods all can give Garuda tons of hp for infinite energy. It's just a part of her design. It's like if DE patched Hildryn because she can also spam helminth abilities.

This was an idea I came up with due to the recent updates regarding Duviri. We've already seen de's obsession with drifter combat start in new war, where we play as the drifter using Nataruk. If this was a one and done thing, I wouldn't think much of it, but Duviri makes it much more likely that we'll have to play as drifter again in a future story quest. The first reason would be Duviri itself. We play as the Drifter, who now has access to a variety of melee types on top of his gun. It's possible DE made the whole system for Duviri and Duviri alone, but it's also possible we will see more of melee drifter in the future. The second reason and my major reason is the new Duviri items teasing the return of the Man in the Wall. One of these tablets contain a message we have seen before: "did you forget? You owe me kiddo?" This message has appeared before in the War Within quest, but because it was only used once at the time and never really mentioned afterward, it was written off or forgotten about by most of the player base. This message being repeated means multiple things: -The Man in the Wall thinks we literally owe him. This isn't just a "you owe me one buddy" but rather a genuine debt he might be forcing us to pay back. -The Man in the Wall hasn't forgotten about him saving us. -The Man in the Wall is probably coming back to collect the debt soon, and we better be ready to pay him back. Another reason could come from a second message from the man in the Wall says "I've saved them. I never said I'd save you." This implies Drifter wasn't supposed to get the powers of the tenno, making it possible that the Man in the Wall could feel cheated by the tenno, which could be very bad assuming that he still holds us accountable for the debt of him saving us and giving us powers. The New War and Duviri also hint at the return of the Man in the Wall (who will probably be the focus of the next major story quest unless DE decides to focus on Pazuul). If Man in the Wall returns, what will happen if we can't repay the debt? It's possible he will temporarily remove our powers and we'll have to fulfill our end of the debt to get them back.

That's enough energy to power an army of tenno.

Probably because they don't want to be responsible for making people spend unhealthy amounts of time playing while also making other players feel pressured into doing hour long runs.

After checking the wiki, parasitic armor should also work as well.

Assuming this wasn't patched, you could always redo it with other abilities in mind.

How much energy per orb lol.

A heavy blade or polearms? DE already got most of the melee weapons so I'm happy as is.

Ngl this was a missed opportunity to not use nourish for infinite energy + damage to become the most powerful Warframe in existence.

Inaros mains are sweating seeing this. Revenant mains: "finally a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!"

The only thing difficult for me was the spy section because of one specific part of it. I don't recall the archon fights being hard (I fought Amar and Nira).

They.... Didn't? Yes there's a quest where you have to play half of it without a Warframe, but the same thing happened with war within (except this time there are actual things to fight as operator?). The entire point of the quest was to hammer in the fact that you lost your Warframe, that you actually lost something important. Is it a wall that prevents progression? Kinda, but isn't that every game? I found MR to be a more annoying wall than new war. As someone who has played all of Elden ring (a game notorious for it's difficulty) and spent around 7 hours on the final boss fight alone, I found the archons to be pretty easy. They even make you fight the hardest one for you last (which is important because the last fight is intentionally made the easiest). All in all, I only found the orb vallis spy mission to be "difficult." Everything else took almost no effort to beat. And btw, none of this is a scam. The entire quest (and the game itself) was free, it's not something that replaces all of Warframe, and it's not even something you can pay to complete.

It'll only be worth it if you get a mag themed space suit.

Bro if you can't kill stuff in 1-2 shots then that's probably the reason why you have no ammo on a weapon that already has a limited ammo supply.

I'm pretty sure using the most powerful weapon in the game without having to worry about ammo at all warrants the use of an ability.

Ok but what if you just use energized munitions or dispensary on your zarr? Surely if your having so much fun blasting stuff you clearly won't mind sacrificing an ability.

Idk but a friend of mine has it while I don't.

My protea (formerly my Ash) runs 5 amber shards (one of which is tauforged) for 93 energy every orb. I meant outside of orbs but yes, energize is a must for some channeling abilities (cough Equinox's entire kit cough).

If you don't want to rely on someone's "it works trust me bro" you can always just go into simalcrum with an unmodded weapon and shoot two enemies, one with the shield and one without.

Emergence dissipate is probably the closest you'll get to consistent energy generation that works on channeling abilities.

Didn't know they made a sequel to the null star spam...