When you do stop being a new player?

[KirukaChan]

The best way to stop being new is to not be a kid. If you have the disposition of a kid, it doesn't matter how experienced a player you actually are.

[DJ_Vauban]

You're not a new player anymore when you ask yourself the question "so where's the endgame?" owo

[kontradictions]

5 minutes ago, DJ_Vauban said:

You're not a new player anymore when you ask yourself the question "so where's the endgame?" owo

I thought everyone knew the answer to that already.

[DJ_Vauban]

Just now, kontradictions said:

I thought everyone knew the answer to that already.

That it's a myth?

[kontradictions]

Just now, DJ_Vauban said:

That it's a myth?

It's fashion, my dude.

[Brasten]

You looked up something on the Warframe Wikia yourself, without prompting, and without whining about being "lazy". 

You stopped asking "Where Baro" and either remembered he comes bi-weekly, checked his Kiosk in any Tenno Relay, or watched for his icon on the Star Chart.

You learned how Resource farming works.

You know where your Codex is, and how to use it to look up Drops, enemy Resistances, and Trainings. 

28 minutes ago, KirukaChan said:

The best way to stop being new is to not be a kid. If you have the disposition of a kid, it doesn't matter how experienced a player you actually are.

That also.

Edited September 5, 2017 by Brasten

[(XBOX)SweatyPick3L]

Go forth young tenno. May the void be with you. 

 

Edited September 6, 2017 by (XB1)FCastle74

[(PSN)TertulSee]

2 hours ago, (Xbox One)Anbu Swift said:

I have been playing warframe for about a year and a half and i was wondering when you stop being a new player and when you become a veteran 

Around when you finish The War Within and start doing raids and sorties. Anything after and you become a bored veteran player!

Edited September 5, 2017 by (PS4)godlysparta

[babywrath]

New players ask questions. Veterans answer them with 51% approval rating. 

[Autongnosis]

My personal take on this is that you stop being a new player when you stop having to ask how to build something. The moment you start realising all weapons have categories and the builds, save for specific mods or combos, are pretty much the same, and can at a glance tell which ones are going into weapon/frame #435 is the moment you graduate. 

As far as veteran goes, i personally expect a veteran to have a long account age (not necessarily reflected by playtime) and an in depth understanding of game mechanics and frame on frame and frame on weapon interactions.

[Gamma745]

3 hours ago, phoenix1992 said:

. Bonus veteran points if you go in the forums and lament on the good old times.

This. So much this. Reminds me of a saying someone said:

"The difference of old and young people? Old people kept saying 'Back in my days...'; Young people kept saying 'tomorrow I will...' "

The same can be applied to newbie and veterans, IMO.

[o.0-]

A veteran player has:

• built in 'muscle' memory, and does things like use the blown up map to move and fight, (could even complete objectives when really drunk, as a specific example).
• has mastered parkour, so can do things like roll in the air for faster movement.
• can bring unusual warframe/weapon combos and carry in public Sortie.
• often have a customized keybind setup.
• knows how to do any Spy and Rescue without cyphers, and will often use the Liset Air Support Charge as necessary in those circumstances.

These feel like a decent basis for when we transition to being a Veteran of Warframe.

[(PSN)Silverback73]

7 hours ago, (Xbox One)Anbu Swift said:

I have been playing warframe for about a year and a half and i was wondering when you stop being a new player and when you become a veteran 

The Second Dream BOMB transitions you to the point of no Return.

[Maelstrom980]

You are becoming a vet when

Syndicate assassin squads barley register as there let alone a threat

Stalker, G3 and zanuka are now just loot dispensers

You are always the taxi never the taxied

you own or have owned all the standard frames

you have more then one build for each frame you own

you have learned to true hate RNG, then eventual made peace with it.

 

 

[--Q--Ascended-Seraphim]

Your veteran level depends on the number of mouse or keyboard clicks needed to play the game.

The more pro you are, the less you'll actually need to play the game.

The most veteran players Waltz around with mass map nuke skills or one hit kill weapons.

And look cool as heck doing so with their epic fashion frames.

[Orabell]

When you look at PoE and wonder yourself what kind of cosmetic items you'll get. And you have to make sure your outfit is good when you start a cinematic quest

[(PSN)deadbeef001]

17 hours ago, KirukaChan said:

The best way to stop being new is to not be a kid. If you have the disposition of a kid, it doesn't matter how experienced a player you actually are.

^^

You stop being a new player when you stop kickbaiting other new players in region chat,

[(PSN)Jheck7]

You start being a vet when u go into sorties wit pugs and carry them 

[KelsierSurvivor]

On 9/5/2017 at 9:34 AM, AlphaPHENIX said:

When you quit becaue Baro braught 

 

again...

Does Baro Ki-Teer actually bring that? 

[Avenwing]

Never.

[AlphaPHENIX]

1 hour ago, KelsierSurvivor said:

Does Baro Ki-Teer actually bring that? 

I don't know. Does he bring this? 

If you couldn't guess the answer is no.

[KelsierSurvivor]

4 minutes ago, AlphaPHENIX said:

I don't know. Does he bring this? 

If you couldn't guess the answer is no.

That Primed Serration would be beautiful though...

[(PSN)Akabane85]

When you learned all the mechanics in game, you stopped being new player.

When you know how to abuse game's mechanics, you became veteran.

[TrashSpider]

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Edited September 6, 2017 by TrashSpider
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[Guest]

When you stop using Rhino.