Greetings all!
As the title says, returning player here. Had enough of that other game by that certain other studio after their lore content quality took a nosedive and ever since I saw some New War content pop up in my social media feeds. Man in the Wall and everything relating to him sparked my desire to return to Warframe and start sinking in actual hours to this game again. 2024 is the year when I do that, or at least that is the plan.
Problem in a nutshell however is that the game is kicking me and my frames butts at the Void missions with its level 40-45 missions leading up to Mot. Which is where the game now wants me to go and defeat said mission so I can gain access to more delicious quests that eventually will take me to Whispers in the Wall.
So, dear senpais who have put in hundreds and thousands of hours into this game, I come with you with a question that most likely has been asked a thousand times already. And said question has three questions relating to it. Apologies for bringing this stuff up again.
So. Tips and tricks on how to survive the level 40-45 missions, on any planet and area really? I have 3 particular questions in mind that relate to this quite heavily. They are as follows.
1: What frames should a relative newbie like me, who is not interested in the Steel Path, gather up in my arsenal so I can tackle pretty much any kind of mission on any kind of level from level 1 to level 45. Currently have around 8 frames if I remember correctly but they have been gathered with "Ooh what a neat looking frame" method in mind instead of "this frame is actually good in scenario X against enemies of Y faction and hence should be in everyones arsenal". Normal and Prime recommendations welcomed.
2: What weapons should I try and get that actually deal decent base damage without mods in them, and then, with proper mods, deal the sort of amount that I can actually take down level 40-45 content on my own. Don't have a whole lot of friends who are that interested in Warframe so it is rather a lonesome experience at the best of times for me. Specters/Spectres and copy/clone sort of abilities only take me so far. In other words, weapon recommendations that are relatively easy to get and that deal a great deal of damage, to be used outside of stealth missions. Defense, Mobile defense, Extermination, that kind of missions.
3: Mods, mods, mods mods mods. What basic frame mods should I have always or almost always in missions where there are a bunch of enemies out to get me, and to which level should I upgrade said mods to with endo? Currently using such basic stuff as more health, more shields, more armor, and depending on a mission type might have some like radiation or electricity resistance and so on. Same goes for weapons: What basic mods should I try and get and to which level should I upgrade them to have an all-around set of mods that should take care of most level 40-45 mission enemies.
Hopefully by getting some insight into all of these three questions, path to Mot and beyond to Whispers in the Walls content should be... Less of a revive and failure fest, shall we say.
Thank you kindly in advance for any advice you can give.
Greetings all! As the title says, returning player here. Had enough of that other game by that certain other studio after their lore content quality took a nosedive and ever since I saw some New War content pop up in my social media feeds. Man in the Wall and everything relating to him sparked my desire to return to Warframe and start sinking in actual hours to this game again. 2024 is the year when I do that, or at least that is the plan. Problem in a nutshell however is that the game is kicking me and my frames butts at the Void missions with its level 40-45 missions leading up to Mot. Which is where the game now wants me to go and defeat said mission so I can gain access to more delicious quests that eventually will take me to Whispers in the Wall. So, dear senpais who have put in hundreds and thousands of hours into this game, I come with you with a question that most likely has been asked a thousand times already. And said question has three questions relating to it. Apologies for bringing this stuff up again. So. Tips and tricks on how to survive the level 40-45 missions, on any planet and area really? I have 3 particular questions in mind that relate to this quite heavily. They are as follows. 1: What frames should a relative newbie like me, who is not interested in the Steel Path, gather up in my arsenal so I can tackle pretty much any kind of mission on any kind of level from level 1 to level 45. Currently have around 8 frames if I remember correctly but they have been gathered with "Ooh what a neat looking frame" method in mind instead of "this frame is actually good in scenario X against enemies of Y faction and hence should be in everyones arsenal". Normal and Prime recommendations welcomed. 2: What weapons should I try and get that actually deal decent base damage without mods in them, and then, with proper mods, deal the sort of amount that I can actually take down level 40-45 content on my own. Don't have a whole lot of friends who are that interested in Warframe so it is rather a lonesome experience at the best of times for me. Specters/Spectres and copy/clone sort of abilities only take me so far. In other words, weapon recommendations that are relatively easy to get and that deal a great deal of damage, to be used outside of stealth missions. Defense, Mobile defense, Extermination, that kind of missions. 3: Mods, mods, mods mods mods. What basic frame mods should I have always or almost always in missions where there are a bunch of enemies out to get me, and to which level should I upgrade said mods to with endo? Currently using such basic stuff as more health, more shields, more armor, and depending on a mission type might have some like radiation or electricity resistance and so on. Same goes for weapons: What basic mods should I try and get and to which level should I upgrade them to have an all-around set of mods that should take care of most level 40-45 mission enemies. Hopefully by getting some insight into all of these three questions, path to Mot and beyond to Whispers in the Walls content should be... Less of a revive and failure fest, shall we say. Thank you kindly in advance for any advice you can give.