How Does Those Guys In The Youtube Videos Have 60 Energy At Their Rifles And Stuff?

[MrWayash]

pls help

[noveltyhero]

wut?

 

(Please elaborate and provide evidence)

[Squishkey]

Link to the video?

[KvotheTheArcane1]

They put an orokin catalyst in their weapon, it doubles your mod energy per level (i.e. a lvl 15 weapon has 30 mod energy)

[SignumCruxis]

Mod points? You use a catalyst. :v

[KatanaWielder]

Orokin Catalist, aka Blue potato

[LordOda]

Or a Reactor, if you're upgrading your sentinel or warframe.

[angrykenji]

powers of The YouTube

[MrWayash]

whoah thanks for the answers i didnt know that this forum is so active
umm yea i ve been searching for about 2 hrs and its 1:20 am at me so thanks for saving my life guyz
umm ive now been playing for 5 days(I have 60 hrs :P dont ask) but there is more and more content everywhere
anyways respect+ 4 this gam3

 

ps:

someone wanted liks?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-jFMZmkSIg

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[Nagisawa]

And this, Ladies and Gentlemen, is what's wrong with the Beginner's game for Warframe.

[(PSN)dephylumator]

yup everything I learned I learned from a friend or this forum, it's just lucky that most of the people who play this game are very willing to help a person when they are a newbie

[NICKTHECHAMP11]

And this, Ladies and Gentlemen, is what's wrong with the Beginner's game for Warframe.

Yeah, the beginning of the game is basically having to read up on the wiki. To be fair though, they did add the codex, which can provide a decent amount of info, but definitely not all of it.

[Khranitel]

And this, Ladies and Gentlemen, is what's wrong with the Beginner's game for Warframe.

+1.

New player shouldn't have to have a reason to ask such questions on forum under any circumstances.

[gell]

And this, Ladies and Gentlemen, is what's wrong with the Beginner's game for Warframe.

 

And yet, it made sense to me when I first started, with no help. Of course, it was pre Mods 2.0, but potatoes existed and expanded the skill tree instead of doubling capacity.

 

The game doesn't even need hand-held tutorials, but the ones in game are inadequate. Such a big part of weapon upgrades shouldn't be mentioned in one sentence. My solution for this is simple: A tool tip should appear when you hover over the "upgrade" button, which any curious player would want to click on or at least hover over. If this conflicts with gamepad design, then the message can occur after you click on the upgrade button. Instead of saying, "Install Orokin Catalyst?" or tell you you don't have one, it should briefly mention that installing a catalyst will double your mod energy capacity.

 

De doesn't actually need to change a lot, just small bits to make things friendlier. At the same time, any game I've ever played has had some confused beginners, even if the game is extremely self-explanatory, so I can't really say that "this" is what's wrong with the Beginner's game. Sometimes people are just blind too. Curiosity is your friend when you are new to any game.

[MrWayash]

I agree it's a totally self explaining and well designed games but there are a few parts that are completely not. I hope th DEV theam* is trying to correct theese. Btw your idea is great :)

 

*team -.-

Edited June 19, 2014 by MrWayash

[(PSN)japaneselonewolf]

New players need to be led to the wiki. Everything they need to know is included and it only takes the Search edit box to locate the answer.

[Nagisawa]

New players need to be led to the wiki. Everything they need to know is included and it only takes the Search edit box to locate the answer.

Forcing someone to go outside the game to find information is not the way to do it.  Especially if it's being done by a third party.  It's lazy game design.