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  1. On 2024-03-07 at 6:55 PM, (PSN)robotwars7 said:

    ultimately, it just sounds like you're being overwhelmed, the best thing to do is to take a step back and decide on the specific thing you want most. a lot of your questions can be answered by people on here or in the Wiki (and yes,  just play the game at your own pace and try to have as much fun as you can while working towards each goal you set yourself. 

    Thank you to everyone who responded, I've read everyone's response but replying to everyone would keep me here all night. So if anyone's reading, here's how I'm feeling after spending pretty much all my downtime outside of work (and life stuff) in WarFrame. I'm far less frustrated with my experience as I've just naturally tended to bite on whatever I can manage to chew. WarFrame has always had a lot on offer, usually more than anyone would even want, but the success that kind diversity brings is a game model most developers are trying to duplicate for themselves nowadays. Not a game you play, but a world you consistently visit and virtually "live in." After about a decade of being here, I'd say that's certainly true for WF. 

    I have no qualms with DE, but I definitely have had to warm up to their storybeats in the past and I'm sure TNW and 1999 will be no different. It's great that they continue to build upon this experience, and to do so into perpetuity requires abstract thinking, lest we should find ourselves at an "end." What bothers me time and again is how the story can fundamentally change the gameplay without much warning. The operator was a strange decision at first, but then it made sense and didn't feel jarring. Lots of different mission types, some good and some not so good. The list goes on. What works will stick, and what doesn't will naturally kind of work itself out. 

    I'm also coming up on one year of sobriety after 9 or so years of addiction. My brain is not what it used to be, so much has been lost as my mind and body learn to function normally again. I think part of my frustration is just frustration with myself and how some days my mind is like Teflon - nothing wants to stick. It's getting better as I march onward and away from my past, but definitely takes getting used to.

    I'm just happy to be back in action here, and to see so many others doing the same. More now with cross-platform play than ever before. Thanks again to everyone for taking time to share and advise. I really do appreciate it. I do have one concern - I keep hearing about people getting locked into TNW.... I never have much issue with soloing any content and have a pretty diverse range of frames and weapons at my disposal. What is it that's causing trouble? Some light spoiling is fine. I've read some stuff already anyway.

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  2. 9 minutes ago, Xzorn said:

    Warframe has always been a wiki game. Not saying that's an excuse but that's how it's been. Much like Path of Exile. There's little in-game information. The Railjack Sentient mission you mentioned didn't take much figuring out. Now the Veil Proxima one. That one is dirty. I had no idea you could use Necramechs since it doesn't tell you at all.

    It's definitely a wiki game and almost always has been. That's not great as it implies a flaw in the experience, but at least the wiki is quite informative and consistently up-to-date. I don't mind that about it, but it's the same as warframe.market. It clearly shows a desire for an in-game, simple and accessible bazaar. Their answer was Maroo's. I've never been able to find what I need there and it's hardly intuitive. And that's okay. Warframe.market is still going strong and a great tool. Just like the wiki, but it's not an ideal solution.

  3. 23 minutes ago, Graavarg said:

    Go crack some relics, build the new Prime stuff, test it out, max it. If that is still fun, Warframe is still there for you. For a while, at least.

     

    That's largely what's kept me entertained the last few days, but I fully understand the sentiments you've shared. The power maxing, best of the best journey is something unrecognizable now and I felt I was OP a lot of times a few years ago. Now, I'm seeing someone with 90% damage dealt in a squad of veterans all carrying their own weight. I check their load out and don't even have a clue what they're using or doing, if its Incarnon or whatever it may be. So clearly I've missed quite a big update, but it's like they're constantly fixing what's not broken, breaking it, fixing that so it's not broken but then breaking it in a new way, fixing that, blah blah... it's hard to even say what's really wrong and what isn't. Lots of great things in the constant stream of new content and gear, but plenty of bad mixed in as well. I'm just worried the fundamental "space ninja" experience that got us all here in the first place is going to be tossed out with the bath water some day. 

  4. I returned a little over a week ago after a several year hiatus. My computer was falling apart, as was I, so I was more than excited to have a new PC and able to play like I never had before.

    When I left, Deimos was the newest thing on the block. I saw the Duviri trailer. And that's it. I was at MR27, had a massive amount of content completed. The lore was always more expansive than I could feasibly wrap my head around and also still save room for reality and other games, but it was always manageable. Upon my return, I had mixed feelings after logging back in. The rush of joy at seeing my orbiter and remembering the high-speed gameplay and adrenaline I've missed out on, but then I started reading the update logs.... and the quests I need X/Y/Z for.... and the multitude of different, hyper-specific tasks I need to perform to acquire the plethora of items to engage with another snippet of the storyline before I can then repeat the process in another set of missions with specific mechanics that I've never seen before. Also, the lingo and terminology was always a bit fun, but it feels excessive. I need regal aya, which is different from aya, to buy certain things from Varzia, a person I do not know. I don't know what Aya is. I don't know what Riven slivers are. What's the real difference between a void storm, and a void fissure? I continuously failed a few missions because there were mechanics I'd NEVER seen before in my years of WarFrame and there was nothing but exposition dumping to try and clue me in. The thing with sentients spawning and I have to use my operator to attack the beacons to destroy the whatever-it-was-called? Had NO idea, aside from Father(I think?) barking at me. I don't even understand why he, of all people, was the one trying to guide me. I couldn't figure it out if I was wide-awake, cheeks clenched, let alone just an average night after work trying to blow off some steam. I'm only scratching the surface of how I feel because WarFrame has always brought a lot to the table, that's part of why we all still love it, but I feel so far and away from everyone now. There's so, so many different, disjointed and largely disconnected parts of the game, be that by design or just major barriers to entry, and it's like I can't figure out where I'm supposed to be, what I should be focused on. The open worlds are great (aside from a certain one) but keeping up with the different gear and resource-farming involved for each of them was hassle enough. I was happy to do it, though. As a veteran player of 9 or 10 years? 4,500-some hours in the game - I've been very familiar with a lot of the directions DE takes and can anticipate how the gameplay will feel and so-on. Coming back, though, there's so much new content that it hurts. Not that new is bad, but it doesn't feel like WarFrame in some of these new stories and content releases. If I'm actively trying to engage with the story, I proactively take a few ibuprofen. I'm so serious. It HURTS my head trying to keep everything from coming in one ear and spilling out the other. I need to build a Voidrig to play The New War, and I am loathe to do so. I don't know what, if any, of the Brother/Sister/Mother/Neighbor/Pet Dog/High School Crush tokens I need to try and keep track of, I've heard nothing particularly kind of TNW, Kahl???, The Walls. What the heck is the wall thing? I thought that was what Harrow and that storyline was about. Is this a different wall person? Is Wally a moniker or what? I want to love and understand the lore, but even after so, so many years and hours of gameplay, I still need a TL;DR, an encyclopedia, and some Advil.

    Duviri was fun until I finished it and realized it wasn't an open world, it was an island with none of my prior experience accounted for aside from the Undercroft(?) which is not fun, I don't get a say in who or what I'm bringing aside from one of my frames and 2 that aren't mine. I have no idea what WarFrame 1999 is about, why it's relevant, or who asked for it. I don't suspect I'll figure it out any time soon. I'm not trying to dog on what is presumably many hours of work put into these things, but I'm speaking as an experienced player. I can't imagine how someone starting out feels. Why would anyone who has so, so much between them and the newest content release be excited for new content? The new player experience must be absolutely BIZARRE. I told a coworker I started playing WarFrame again because he said he plays. Apparently, what he meant is he just does fashionframe. We all do that, but he doesn't know how to interact with the game in a meaningful way. There's so many places one could be, that it becomes choice paralysis. I love this universe with all my heart, but between trying to manage decorating a dojo, an orbiter, gearing out my frames, weapons, railjack, k-drive, archwing and archwing weapons, farming resources to do all those things, running daily missions and syndicate things all while trying to keep up with a story I don't feel I really understand, the new content feels like an inevitable chore. Just the many frames and prime releases and weapons I've missed out on will have me busy for who knows how long.

    Is the 1999 thing relevant? Is it just a fun, little fan-service thing or what? Am I alone in feeling this way? I'm not trying to be insulting at all but the plains and eidolons, railjack, vallis, deimos were all great additions to the game aside from their own quirks and time-sinks involved. I was able to jump into Duviri without any hassle and so I did, and I was sooooo sad when I realized what was happening. I really thought it was going to be like the other open worlds, just with a strange story taking place before I could access it.

    I'm sure someone out there loves it, but why pay service to the outlier when the core content has been what has stuck and worked all this time?

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  5. I seem to have fixed it. I attempted several different solutions before restarting my computer. A simple restart seems to have solved this. If anyone else experiences a similar issue, try restarting your computer before assuming your launcher has completely broken. 😊

  6. Hey! My launcher is going kind of insane. It keeps downloading a 785kb file, closing, then opening up again and downloading the same file. It's just endlessly doing this download, restart, download, restart. What is going on, and how can I get back online? I can't seem to stop it from downloading this false update. ☹️

  7. Omg. OMG! Please, PLEASE bring more attention to this. It's driving me absolutely insane. My WarFrame cursor is laggy and slow, so manually clicking "Ok" is tedious, and quite frustrating when it comes to mods and inventory management. Also, can't use it to select "Ok" in any context. Not when selecting Platinum in a trade, etc. It's driving me straight up a damn wall. PLEASE fix it! PRETTY PLEASE!

  8. As seen in the images below, the Synoid Gammacor (presumably the regular Gammacor as well) consistently runs into the same issue - a never-ending beam.

    The bug seems to be triggered after firing the weapon a few times. The beam is strictly a visual error, and is not the Gammacor constantly firing in that direction. The screenshots are from PC.

    This link here is for an XB1 and a PS4 user, both experiencing the same issue: gammacor (secondary weapon)

    This bug seems to have appeared after the Beam Weapons update. Tileset/Mission Type does not appear to have any impact on the bug.

    Date of screenshots is March 27th, 2018.

     

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    Beam is clearly visible, pointing a direction I had previously fired.

     

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    Attempting to aim and fire, while bugged beam points in opposite direction.

  9. For anyone who finds this post and needs advice, I used Mag. The hardest part wasn't killing them, but just finding a place where a Dargyn would fly in.

    My pro-tip?  Run the lowest level bounty, and bring a high-strength Mag.

    Here's a breakdown...

    Actual Dargyns that are already in air will pop in during bounties. I could NEVER find them just doing Free Roam.

    Before you bother doing the bounty (if you want to do it at all), roam the plains and find a spot where a Dargyn spawns in the sky (they make the same fly-in sound as the dropships).

    If you find a spot where one spawns in, you can leave the area and come back and have a good chance of another spawning again in the same area.

    As for the actual Riven challenge - I used Mag's "Pull" while aim-gliding. It took two Pulls to bust the Dargyn, and one to kill the pilot.

    If you're going to use this method, use one Pull on the Dargyn while it's in range to weaken it. Now, get a good jump for your aim-glide and start spamming Pull when the Dargyn is in range. It should only take two more after you've weakened the Dargyn - one more to bust the Dargyn, and the third Pull will kill the pilot.

    Please note that this is also dependent on the Power Strength of your Mag. My Mag is somewhere around 284%, give or take.

    Hope this helps someone in need!

  10. What is it with people PM'ing you to make a purchase, then presumably getting a response from someone with a lower price, and then proceeding to add you to their "Ignore" list?

    It is so unbearably ignorant. You can tell me you found a better deal - as if I wouldn't want the best deal myself as a buyer. There's no recourse for this, either. All I can do is leave a negative review on WarFrame.Market (because no one wants to trade with a #$&(%). I trade frequently enough that this has occurred on more than a few occasions. People can be such brats.

  11. 15 hours ago, Kupoloprorok said:

    My market account is logged in and I can see what orders I've placed, but the account itself keeps "connecting" to wherever. I can't change my status to "Online In game". My current status is "Offline". It seems, many people have the same problem with changing their Status, since there are very few people with "Online in game" status in the main market menu.

    New Market looks great, but connection is the main problem atm. I hope it has nothing to do with paying for the services of the market, coz Patreon is kinda in your face there and now they have levels of Patreon support. 

    So, what happens to the market clients who didn't donate through Patreon? Will we still be able to use the Market? Or are we "read only" mode?

     This looks very much like a bug to me. I am having the same issue. Just set up my profile, and my account is stuck in "Connecting" status. I sent a tweet to developers to inquire about whether or not this was a common issue, but I can already see it is. All new postings are from "offline" members. I suppose just hang tight, and hope someone out there messages you to buy your shtuff :( I'm sure it will be fixed in the next couple days, but I'm already broke and have no way to make more plat!

  12. BEAUTIFUL work from TennoGen! I love it!

     

     

    3 hours ago, [DE]Danielle said:

    Separate Armor & Syandana customization is here!
    You can now color your Attachments and Syandanas separately!

    To try this out, when you go to the 'Appearance' tab for your Warframe, you will see Attachments and Syandana are now *separate*. Use each of these areas to customize as you see fit!

    Absolutely perfect - this pushes customization towards where we want it to be!

  13. After today's Hotfix, Update 20.2.0, all in-game icons require a loading time. Perhaps they always did? It has become infinitely slower. Icons require several seconds, up to six at most, to load. It appears icons will only load when they are scrolled past in menus (Arsenal, Foundry, etc.).

     

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