[Tips & Strategy for Circuit SP random weapon]

The RNG loadouts usually hand me something I can, if not exactly excel with, then at least get positively cracked once a couple Decrees roll in.

 

Seriously, people.  Get your Decrees going.  They're your leveler when the RNG deals a horrible hand out, there's almost always going to be SOMETHING in your first set that can work for you.

[So a thought occurred to me going by Duviri's logic.]

Or it could be that Stalker threw a Warframe off before it was sent.  New War spoilers incoming below.

Spoiler

Given that Stalker helps Drifter out during the New War proper, I wouldn't put it past our local edgelord to, by his own "logic", declare Drifter innocent of the crime of murdering the Orokin and decide 'nah bro, we're cool, lemme help you out'.  Of course, this being Stalker, he does so by hijacking a spot reserved for another Warframe and teleporting himself in, but who's keeping score?

 

[It's been a long time coming but. Thank you DE, from a Miter fan.]

Is the Miter meta or even near top-tier?  Nah, it isn't.

 

But I'll be damned if firing a massive sawblade into some poor sap's face ceases to amuse.

[Warframe: Heart of Deimos]

2 hours ago, (PS4)thowed said:

Locking a weapon behind watching Twitch?  How nice.

For now.  It's not mentioned but this is a timed exclusive.  Someone somewhere dropped a word.

[Change the Requirement to Release the Solaris Prisoners on Corpus Fleet]

Just make a console next to them hackable, but it cannot be Ciphered, you only get one go, and it defaults to the hardest level of hacking.

 

If it succeeds, the Solaris is freed, and you gain 50% of the Standing then if you sacrificed a Crown.  This Standing also matches the tier of Crown that would spawn in the mission.  If you fail, the Solaris is taken away and you lose that same 50% Standing.

 

Using a Crown would work as it does now.

[Could We Please Have a 'Hide Crafted' toggle in the NW Cred Offerings?]

[Cephalon Joke-a-Thon Contest [Winners Announced]]

[After beating Stalker in 30 seconds or less]

"Operator, I think he'll be Dread-ing another encounter with you."

[Prevent Cosmetics from Blocking Line of Sight]

I can support this.  Maybe start at 75% clear (ie, you get a good outline of your Warframe but a very clear sight picture) while aiming down the sights) and make it adjustable under 'Gameplay' in the options menu.

If you want MAXIMUM STYLE POINTS, maybe make the color of said opacity affected by your Emissive/Energy color (a toggle, of course, otherwise it defaults to dark gray)

[Mission: Energy Acquisition]

• Energy Siphon Aura
• Certain Warframe Abilities
• Entropy effect (Suda weapons and Augments)
• Equilibrium, picking up Health Orbs
• Blight effect (Red Veil weapons and Augments)
• Rage/Hunter Adrenaline
• Energy Generator (Dethcube augment)
• Energizing Shot
• Sharpshooter
• Exodia Brave
• Arcane Energize

Mods can go a long, long way.

[Don't Create A Lich If You Abort The Mission]

I was about to wonder, 'is this guy talking about other players or something?'

This is actually a really valid point.

[Outdated Railjack components]

This could be solved by just making the Sigma-series parts not count against your inventory.

[Am I missing something (treasurers)]

I feel like the equipment/power disparity with Xoris could've been solved somewhat if they had just made the enemies you're supposed to be fighting with it (from an MR4's perspective) less tanky to compensate.

[Whole Lotta Dead Tenno. (Lore/Deadlock Spoilers)]

7 minutes ago, General-Pacman said:

My guess is that the kids in the Zariman were just the first generation of Tenno. Once they were recovered and studied by the Orokin, they probably found a way to artificially turn other kids into Tenno. That's just wild speculation from my side, but It sounds a bit more coherent than a single shipped packed with 30 million kids.

Plus, if we're being real here?  It certainly wouldn't be out of character for the Orokin to do this exact sort of thing.

[This is Warframe done right - Good quest]

So, the quest:

• Great introduction to the mechanics of the [spoiler area] and a good intro to Glaives (since this is intended for MR4s who likely don't have much choice in equipment).
• Good new villain [Spoiler contains Deadlock Protocol spoilers]
• Spoiler

  Albeit one in name only;  I get the strange feeling Parvos and us might outright be allies given his last mailing and his seemingly friendly attitude toward Biz and Eudico, though given he's still holding Solaris hostage this is a definite 'maybe'

   

• Manages to make Nef Anyo, of all people, very slightly sympathetic while still reminding us he's a callous monster
• More Vox Solaris is always a win

Spoiler

Buuut the Xoris over-reliance, even if it's a great tutorial for how to throw Glaives and make them go boom, feels like it comes out of left field and can be a minor pain for those who don't use Glaives on the regular, or who have their Heavy Attacks bound to something weird.

 

[This is Warframe done right - Good quest]

14 minutes ago, Oreades said:

I agree up until they force you to use a glave, I hate glaves and all that thing did was make that last fight ultra clunky. 

Other than that I loved every shred of the quest. There was a lot of "Nailed it!" that was going on. 

 

My only lingering fear is that I might have to keep dragging that clunk around when I go back into the rifts to (I assume) collect Proteas component blueprints. Fingies crossed that I don't and it can collect dust in my arsenal. 

Spoiler

If you don't want to, you don't have to.  You'll lose an opportunity for bonus time by freeing imprisoned Solaris, though.

I actually quite like it, myself.  Been a while since we got a new Glaive, and it's ability to hold a combo forever means I can use Corrupt Charge without consequence.

 

[The Deadlock Protocol: RELEASING JUNE 11!]

2 hours ago, LakeDrifter said:

it's not on the Market anymore?

Hasn't been on the Market for years.  Just locked to Daily Rewards, which is as infuriating/asinine as it sounds.

[Just when you thought, you have seen everything in Warframe.]

Just now, (XB1)Calliber said:

...have we gone too far?

There's a point where we should have stopped

We have clearly passed it

LET'S KEEP GOING AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS

[Prisma Grakata or Twin Grakata?]

The Prisma variant has good augments and is a lot more practical then the Twin Grakatas, with the same mag size, faster reload, higher damage on a bullet-by-bullet basis, higher status chance, and somewhat easier recoil.  On the other hand, the Twin Grakatas are perhaps the most 'fun' weapons in the game.  You're basically firing walls of bullets with doubled up assault rifles, but the reload takes forever, you reload often, and your ammo economy is on par with the USA's.  Starts off looking good, but rapidly crashes at the first sign of trouble.

[Whats the worst warframe in the game currently?]

I'd argue that that ignoble honor goes to either Nyx (Outdone in her own niche by Loki's 4, Mind Control is useless as ever, Psychic Bolts hits too few enemies, and Absorb is still impractical) or, ironically, Loki (Other frames can run invisibility, keep it up better, and aren't saddled with two useless abilities; He's only great due to Radial Disarm at this point which, while still an amazing CC tool just doesn't offer much use in the grand scheme of things)

[Kuva Hek?]

Sobek, Argonak, Ripkas, Viper, Twin Grakata, Acrid, Sydon...

 

There's a lot of interesting Kuva concepts just from what the Grineer have.

[Will warframe be effected by social media regulation or shutdown?]

First, and the only invocation of politics I'll make:  Trump has no power over worldwide corporations and their media sites, and everyone knows it.

Second, no, I don't think it will be, a F2P MMO technically doesn't fall under that umbrella.

[The Deadlock Protocol: RELEASING JUNE 11!]

Well, damn.

Might as well borrow this space and ask you to pretty please just put the Machete BP back in the Market.

[Deadlock Protocol theory (Possible Spoilers for Fortuna character)]

31 minutes ago, Loza03 said:

I find it unlikely.

Specifically, the Buisness is a fighter and a secret agent - in fact, if some of the talk is any indication, one almost as good as a Tenno. It appears that it is that which he is atoning for. In so many words, he's John Wick.

This explains his access to military equipment, and perhaps even his nickname. He was the best in 'the business', to the point where he was 'The Business'. He still has all those old contacts, and clout to use them.

Which leaves me with one simple, burning question.

Who killed his Kubrow?

[Shadow Stalker Nerfed?]

29 minutes ago, Firetempest said:

You simply outgrow him. Armor changes helped speed that up. And him being mostly melee has always made him easier than his first form.

He needs to be gifted a 3ed form, maybe sometime during the New War story, to keep him relevant.

All the other hunters could have at least had a second form by now too.

This.  More than anything, Stalker (really the assassins in general) simply stop being a threat and more like a piggy bank waiting for a hammer once you do certain things, and even then the Corpus and Grineer assassins simply require you to be able to deal large spikes of damage.  Shadow Stalker can at least eat a round or two before dying.  I'd argue the lot of them need to be reworked into something other than an artifact.

[Shadow Stalker Nerfed?]

It isn't really that he's weakened, it's more that Operators have Amps and so many means of resetting his adaptation.  He's barely able to move nine times out of ten due to sheer, sundering firepower being focused on (initially) a stationary target.