He's an invulnerability frame. Chuck Rage/hunter adrenaline on and use his 2. That's all I use him for.
To be completely honest, I saw an image of a person sitting in a chair talking to the Lotus once but I never put 2 and 2 together. I just never expected something like this from the game.
Overall it's a far more manageable grind than the Plains were. If you want to be a tiny bit more efficient, on level up pick the ore/gem blueprints as they cost more standing than anything else. Only a bit, so it's not the end of the world if you pick something else. Except for the last rank - the Captura scene is 130k standing and the next highest is 20k I think (Cetus is the same).
This. For most content the Health Conversion, Despoil and Shield of shadows is enough, but Ploid's build is endgame viable.
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I am not in a clan right now (need to find one) so I cant build WuKong. What makes him so boring? I always thought he looked really cool
His main thing is that he can be built of invulnerability with his 2 (defy) and rage/hunter adrenaline.
The good news is that every frame can do most of the content in the game without being min-maxed, so you can keep leveling frames until you find one you want to invest in. Sooner or later you're gonna find one that you love. If you really wanted to find a main, what kind of playstyle do you want to play? Support? DPS? Tank? CC? A combo of any of these?
Thanks for making me feel better about my 30 roll Strun riven
Off the top of my head, Oberon. He can give the party a health regen buff (using his 3rd ability) as well as an armour buff (having his 3rd active once you've touched the area of his 2nd ability) which is nuts with boosted power strength. You can out heal tons of damage proved the Oberon has the energy (Because the regen is a drain ability, using Rage/ hunter adrenaline is almost mandatory, or Arcane energize if you have a set). His fourth skill deals damage, radiation procs enemies, and permanently strips armour, which is very good against Grineer and corrupted.
Most frames fit multiple roles. Aside from the frame you mentioned, these are the ones that are good in the roles you liked.
I still need to actually build that one, but the main iffy part is that it's really mainly suited to fighting Corpus and the need to use the secondary fire button for the beam attack. The middle mouse button is a tad awkward for that purpose, so I need to figure out where to put the secondary fire on a keyboard already stuffed with inputs, lol.
Harrow has a really cool moveset that does support in creative ways, but you need to clear several storylines before you can unlock him, and one of the pieces is a huge pain to get.
Frame slots. There are around forty frames, and you'll have to play them all to find your favourites. You could also buy a couple of Orokin reactors (which double your mod capacity on warframes) - although you may wish to dispose of the base war frames that have primes when you get said primes, so this will be a temporary investment.
Saavedro has outdone himself again in the Dojo.
