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- If you received an ATHODAI or HYDROID PRIME despite not attending TennoCon, **it is intended**
- Made a little Excal and Operator animation.
- I'm A Newbie Please Help #11:Business
- Gauss's starting position is wrong, arm should be opposite of leg
- Dojo: Pontiff's Cathedral
- ah yes... the heart of...
- Heres a comic about how I got my favorite warframe!
- Garuda | Dancer of the Boreal Valley [Dark Souls 3 Cosplay]
- I don't care what it says, I'm calling the new fast travel system Nidus Canals.
- Nice buffs
- Hey DE, when are we getting our John Prodman K-Drive scrawl? I'd happily do an hour's index for one!
- Constructive Critique of Empyrean From a Railjack Vet
- __*Bonk*__
- Make this an option for players it looks good and u have another reason to buy the UI
- When Zanuka dies and you get consumed by the infested
- Someone is having fun as grendel :D
- Something that has been bothering me: There is no primary conflict in Warframe. No one is motivated in this fight.
- Excalibur Umbra!
- Has anyone noticed this or I am just stupid
- Supporting Syndicate without using sigil.
- Everyone's talking about the upcoming Helminth chamber but I already have one
- The Steel Path Vauban Experience (TM)
- So I drew an excited bouncing Excalibur. Say hi
- Ordis beheaded my Kavat
- Attack on Titania
If you received an ATHODAI or HYDROID PRIME despite not attending TennoCon, **it is intended** Posted: 07 Aug 2020 12:36 PM PDT
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Made a little Excal and Operator animation. Posted: 07 Aug 2020 03:21 PM PDT
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I'm A Newbie Please Help #11:Business Posted: 07 Aug 2020 07:03 AM PDT
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Gauss's starting position is wrong, arm should be opposite of leg Posted: 07 Aug 2020 01:54 PM PDT
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Posted: 07 Aug 2020 08:35 AM PDT
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Heres a comic about how I got my favorite warframe! Posted: 07 Aug 2020 08:10 PM PDT
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Garuda | Dancer of the Boreal Valley [Dark Souls 3 Cosplay] Posted: 07 Aug 2020 09:08 PM PDT
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I don't care what it says, I'm calling the new fast travel system Nidus Canals. Posted: 07 Aug 2020 03:26 PM PDT
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Posted: 07 Aug 2020 02:32 PM PDT
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Hey DE, when are we getting our John Prodman K-Drive scrawl? I'd happily do an hour's index for one! Posted: 07 Aug 2020 08:24 PM PDT
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Constructive Critique of Empyrean From a Railjack Vet Posted: 07 Aug 2020 05:13 PM PDT Hello! I'm new to this whole reddit thing, so forgive me if I do a goof. I've been playing Empyrean since its release fairly religiously (Though that's fallen off quite a bit in recent months), but while I'm a huge fan of the system even I can't refuse to admit that the system has a lot of fundamental issues which need to be addressed. I figured I could take the opportunity to share an exhaustive list of critiques and observations I have made from my experience with the game mode. Hopefully, you'll find this insightful! End of Round State: Railjack is effectively one large endless mode, as illustrated through its seamless level transitions. The problem here is that, unlike other endless modes, there's no system in place for players to say "Okay, I'm done." and leave confidently. A player's only option is to abort the mission and there is FUD regarding how that'll affect their rewards. This results in a play rhythm that--on mission completion--has the pilot immediately going back to their dojo and either A) leaving the players there, or B) having to explain that they'll be going back in and waiting awkwardly for players to either acknowledge or leave. If I'm the ship's owner, I'm fine with loaning my ship to remaining players to do with as they please, especially since it's expected to not impact me beyond that point, so there's no reason there shouldn't be a formal means for any player to drop out. Mission Rewards: The current set of standard mission rewards is insufficient with regards to the current time demand these missions call for. The game tries to supplement this with a slew of bonus rewards, but these rewards are always railjack resources, which may be largely useless to one subset of players and eventually fall off in usefulness for the remainder. In the future, missions which reward these resources need to be segregated off into their own mission types. Until then if I want relics I'm just gonna do Disruption. The Gunner Role: Gunners typically serve a versatile role that goes beyond the scope of their designation. They clear boarding parties, are the away team, and operate as their own boarding party, if need be. They might have also offered engineering support back when ship malfunctions were more prevalent. One issue that catches my attention is their access to Battle Avionics. Through experience Battle Avionics have proven themselves to be entirely within the domain of the pilot, and gunners either recognize this and don't use these powers, use them purely by accident, or spam them to deliberately troll (Though this is extremely rare). This is why I feel that Battle Avionics access should be removed from the gunner seats and replaced with a dedicated, cooldown-based avionic that only they have access to (At rank 5 of the gunner skill, perhaps). A potential approach to this might be to take the Battle Stations and Death Blossom avionics and move it to this new slot. The Engineer Role: The roles of engineers has diminished with the reduction of ship malfunctions, but how they operate at the highest levels is unchanged. You may have noticed, in the previous entry, that I suggested replacing the gunner's rank 5 with a proposed gunner avionic access, when that is where they gain access to the forward artillery. This is because the gunner does not typically use it, and instead it is operated by an engineer. A max-rank engineer will often sit in the forward artillery and use Anastasis to repair any ship malfunctions, leaving only to forge Dome Charges and Flux Energy. For this reason I not only suggest giving forward artillery access at rank 5 engineering (In addition to the ability to forge dome charges), but also expanding the forward artillery system to make this element of play a bit more involved. One approach I've considered is adding a "Rear Artillery"; there's a tail component slot for the Railjack that was scrapped before release, and it might be possible to reintroduce it as an expansion to the forward artillery. How it would precisely interact with gameplay is beyond the scope of this critique, however. Friendship Doors 2.0: Many missions objectives demand coordinated actions between a railjack and away team, but this approach to asymmetrical play reveals its artifice very quickly. I'm talking about shooting radiators. Not only is this approach very tedious for solo players, it doesn't serve as a compelling or organic motivation for players to split up, and ends up becoming a glorified friendship door. It feels like this mechanic is born out of a lack of confidence in the game's foundational mechanics and their ability to encourage asymmetrical play, when in reality those foundational mechanics prove to work perfectly fine. In, say, a sentient ship mission, once all the secondary objectives are addressed, the pilot is more than content to leave the players at the sentient ship and go off to do their own thing, such as farming resources or maybe (if there's one around) poking their head in an infested derelict. I've played the railjack exhaustively, and in every mission I have only seen players cooperate in a way that is productive and efficient, and that includes running off to their own corner of the map to do their thing. So, in the future, I'd probably avoid doing mechanics similar to the radiators, unless the focus of a given mission type is a lot narrower and pilots don't have better things to do with their time. Integrated Avionics: This one is a bit longer and more convoluted, and revolves around one of the fundamental mechanics of railjack's stat customization, so bear with me here. To start, Let's talk about mods. There are a lot of mods which are "No brainers", mods like Serration, or Split Chamber. 99% of guns will always have these mods. Modding is a system that seemingly encourages flexibility. Why, then, are there these inflexible elements here? It's because mods such as these represent a form of unambiguous progression. A maxed out serration is a maxed out serration for all of your relevant guns, without exception. What matters is that not all slots are filled with these types of mods, and that occasionally there are variants of these mods that offer a unique twist (Such as amalgam mods). I'm explaining this because Railjack's integrated avionic system is basically the same way, but where mods work these avionics simply do not. You only have one railjack, and with only one thing to mod with only one environment to interact with, there will invariably be a dominant strategy. The system's mechanical ambiguity only means you create unintended fail states for particularly inattentive or unlucky players. When I'm talking about unambiguous avionics for the Railjack, I'm talking about avionics like:
Having most of these mods is the difference between embarrassing defeat and trivial victory in Empyrean. This is made even more silly by the fact that we already have unambiguous progression for railjacks in the form of Components. Really, these avionics should be folded into those components. Health and armor might need to be its own component, or just become an integrated mechanic that you upgrade with resources. Integrated avionics themselves can be made more compelling by how they interact with the components you choose. Sentient Fortitude, which provides sentient damage reduction to shields, is a good example. Sentient Fortitude is more effective for railjacks that have a larger shield pool, thereby encouraging a component selection which emphasises that. Another example might be Predator, though this argument only works if there is a status equivalent to counter it. However, while removing these mandatory avionics might open up more options, other, preexisting avionics might assert themselves as mandatory in the power vacuum, and subsequently call for a reexamination of the integrated avionics system as a whole. Tactical and Battle Avionics, by contrast, operate acceptably at this point in time. Miscellanea: This is a variety of smaller concerns that bear mentioning.
...And that's it, I'm done! No more rambling, thank you for your time! [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 07 Aug 2020 08:12 AM PDT
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Make this an option for players it looks good and u have another reason to buy the UI Posted: 07 Aug 2020 01:45 PM PDT
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When Zanuka dies and you get consumed by the infested Posted: 07 Aug 2020 08:46 PM PDT
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Someone is having fun as grendel :D Posted: 07 Aug 2020 06:11 AM PDT
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Posted: 07 Aug 2020 09:20 AM PDT The more I think about it, the Sentients are meant to be the big bad. The Orokin had us try and destroy the Sentients. The Sentients wanted us dead because we were an orokin weapon meant to destroy them. However, we killed the Orokin. We're not at all keen on the issue, and most people in the system seem to agree that the Orokin sucked. So what is it we are still fighting for? The Sentients would have to have a reason, right? After all, it comes at a great personal cost to a Sentient to even cross the Void from Tau to Sol. As it seems to inhibit their ability to procreate, they wouldn't be able to colonize Sol if there was even anything worth taking there. They would need an impetus. Are we a threat? Hypothetically. We have the ability to kill sentients, but we're entirely unmotivated to go after them. Sure, some people hate them like Ballas, but we hate Ballas. He's a jerk. The only reason why would listen to him to kill sentients is because the sentients are trying to kill us, but they are only trying to kill us because he's telling us to kill them and it's just a mess of circular logic. Let's look at Erra. As I've said, it's impractical to attack the tenno. Is it after revenge? But he has Ballas. You have the culprit right there, sir. That's him, that's the murderer he's in jail but you left the case open. To paraphrase Red Versus Blue. "Why are we even here." "Well they have guys on that other side of the canyon because we have guys. And we have guys on this side of the canyon because they have guys there. [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 07 Aug 2020 11:49 AM PDT
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Has anyone noticed this or I am just stupid Posted: 07 Aug 2020 08:53 PM PDT
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Supporting Syndicate without using sigil. Posted: 07 Aug 2020 08:16 PM PDT Instead of using a sigil that I have to keep track of which frame it's on or not, I think it might be a QOL improvement if we could just toggle support for factions from the Syndicate menu. I usually hide the sigil anyway. [link] [comments] | ||
Everyone's talking about the upcoming Helminth chamber but I already have one Posted: 07 Aug 2020 11:26 AM PDT
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The Steel Path Vauban Experience (TM) Posted: 07 Aug 2020 11:48 PM PDT
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So I drew an excited bouncing Excalibur. Say hi Posted: 07 Aug 2020 04:50 AM PDT
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