Thank you very much! I kind of feel bad I didn't contribute anything to it, I haven't even installed the update yet. You guys are fast! :D
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Warframe: Heart of Deimos |PC OT| *loads gun* Moon's Infested
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Thank you very much! I kind of feel bad I didn't contribute anything to it, I haven't even installed the update yet. You guys are fast! :D
I already had 100 cubics from lich hunting so much but carbides was a bit more annoying to farm since the best way to get eximus to spawn was dark sektor. Thank god for my resource booster. Also got 150 copernics already because I just happened to do last week's mining nightwave mission yesterday.
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I have no idea how to get these things to drop at all, the eximus aren't dropping them at all
I think you have to be on specific tile sets. Like for cubics you need to be on a Grineer Shipyard mission on Ceres.
I had some decent luck at Seimini (Dark Sector Defense), but you need to wait 15-20 waves before eximus start showing up in enough numbers to drop a decent amount.
With the double exp with a 3 day booster on top of it and the realization that I may as well use my umbra forma on someone. Trinity Prime is my only liked prime that look like it would be best to give the umbra forma to, even though it's not for 3 but two umbras. It allow for more versatility in mod setups instead of all slots, except for the ones used by umbras, with a locked polarity, and starving for points. Screw it, I'm probably not going to use them anyway at this rate, I'll do it live (meme).
I got all those new mat's from Dark Sector defense on Europa & Ceres.
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Nah, I was meaning that sort of sarcastically. A few people in the clan were saying they were done while I was doing the non-dark sector defense and survivals.
FYI, info via TP.
Six million credits, ugh. The wiki has the totals and it's not as bad as I expected, I have everything except the new materials, credits (was at around 2M), neural sensors and plastids. Today I read on the wiki that credit boosters apply to the index, so since I have a monthly one going, I gave it a try a couple hours ago, got into a nice group, ended up chaining quite a few games, and I'm at 4M now; not bad I guess.
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Well, if I understand how it works, you can just hop on someone else's ship and go on merry adventures all the same, right? It's likely my SO and myself will do just that.
And now that I think about it, with her dislike of anything that isn't pure gameplay (I often have to set and upgrade her mods, and her Orbiter is a barren wasteland) it's probably for the best that she doesn't get another thing I have to micromanage for her! :D
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Go do the missions where the drops happen? There's nothing special to this one. Each step is 12 hours you can't skip over.
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She's great. Better on smaller maps where she can hit the entire area easily. I would say the biggest knock against her is she doesn't scale particularly well when played in multiples (2 Saryn's isn't any more useful than 1 Saryn). I really like her for Interception/Disruption game modes. Less useful for Spy/Rescue/etc. and not useful in the slightest for (most/all) the end-game bosses.
Actually, with her 1 augment Saryn is pretty good for dealing with bosses with squad wide corrosive damage buffs while still retaining her powerful crowd clearing ability.
Compared to actual party buffers, yeah, she's pretty trash. That and you really shouldn't run that augment IMO.
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That is... so far from being right that it baffles me. The augment can give an insane amount (directly equal to your power strength) of Corrosive damage to your entire party and yourself, then you can also dose up your damage with venom lash. Corrosive is one of the most useful elements in the game.
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you werent kidding
Edit: maybe not
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It's funny because one of the things that Itzal was also great at was immediatelly stopping in its tracks, which all archwings now have (a very welcome and positive change, realism be damned).
I personally like the current implementation of blink, it makes travelling through the open worlds so much quickly with any archwing.
just go watch the dev stream where one dev says he's going to nerf it then how they had to walk it back with the all archwings get blink "fix"
How does the new blink system work? I couldn't figure it out when I was playing with my Itzal last night. No longer having momentum is really nice though.
I was discussing Railjack with my brother last weekend and was wondering, do you think DE might eventually implement large scale naval battles? Just imagine how cool it would be having multiple Railjacks engaging enemy fleets.
I was discussing Railjack with my brother last weekend and was wondering, do you think DE might eventually implement large scale naval battles? Just imagine how cool it would be having multiple Railjacks engaging enemy fleets.
I thought it's the same key as rolling. It has a larger distance but a 3 second cool down to it.
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Sky's the limit with DE but if they can get one on one fighting to feel good, I'll be impressed.
The pvp feels fine to me, but Staticor shouldn't be allowed in pvp. That thing is way too powerful in vs.
Felt faster than 3 seconds? sure I guess, 2.5?. It's still garbage.
If you're playing with a controller, they messed up (quelle surprise) and you can't actually blink by default. You need to rebind Descend to another button first, because Blink is also triggered with L1, and Descend takes precedence.
What I did is (in PSX buttons) bind Ascend to Triangle and Descend to X. Don't bind any of them to Square, that's a mistake I did earlier and it prevents you from being able to interact with anything, picking Ayatan stars, etc, because, again, Ascend / Descend take priority.
That's not even the worst part.
"People loved scanning for plants, right? We should definitely make killing orphid specters a recurrent Nightwave quest!".
I found Sands of Inaros much more annoying, having to kill rarely encountered enemies with an extremely vague counter that doesn't actually tell you how many more you need to kill, with the quest bugging out towards the end where it stopped counting my kills.
At least with silver Grove I knew more or less what I was doing and what I was looking for. Have fun trying to interpret what those sigils on the jar mean in Sands of Inaros.
At least with silver Grove I knew more or less what I was doing and what I was looking for. Have fun trying to interpret what those sigils on the jar mean in Sands of Inaros.
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Yeah and Inaros was bugged waaay harder, even then if you got the Manics you were going to have a bad time.
Scanning plants is awful when it's "this plant has a chance to appear somewhere in this super low level mission you have absolutely no other reason to do. Oh, and it only appears when it's day / night, which unlike Plains of Eidolon is impossible to know unless you check an outside site". When the plants refuse to spawn anywhere in sight it's every bit as frustrating and RNGy than any other farm, with the only difference that you don't get anything else at all out of it.
I mean, sure, compared to other C rotation frames, Titania is much easier to get, but this is a quest, which makes it harder to ignore for quest completionists. Although of course there's even worse quests (I've killed like 20 Juggernauts and still no goddamn pherliac pod blueprint).