midasmulligan
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Hype went to zero after Warframe has gone open world
Watching the Giant Bomb crew attempt to make it through the Raid really put a damper on my hype to be honest. I don't know if I feel like it needs to be a day one purchase for me at this point, but I might pick it up later on.
Hype went to zero after Warframe has gone open world
I'll try Warframe for the first time next week. It could be the deciding factor for me.
Do Blizzard games usually unlock at midnight EST or 1PM? I took the day off for this and am hoping to start as early as possible.
one of the roughest waits in recent memory since everybody is essentially playing it already. month will definitely be a slog but i'm trying not to think about it too much
Is there a good sale on this?
I'm somewhat interested, but 40 bucks would be my limit on this. Also - the most interesting stuff I've seen is the raid.
Are there other raids being added for free? Or are all gonna be paid DLC?
cdkeys.com has it for around 40, I believe. All future raids will be a part of paid DLC (but if you're invested enough in the game to want a second raid, I don't think you'll balk at the extra price).
Hype went to zero after Warframe has gone open world
The guns kind of felt like shit on PC. Seems like they reduced the recoil greatly when playing with m/kb to make up for the lack of autoaim.
As a result, the gunplay doesn't really hold up on PC.
Puh, for someone exclusively interested in pve in this game, but not particularly caring for the story, that is not the best value proposition.
I'd wait for a sale, but I don't think I'd get the 5 people I'd need for this to be really fun in there then. Or they would have long played through the raid already and it would lose all the puzzle, experimentation and exploration factor.
Maybe there's a better sale around the corner, we'll see..
The gunplay in destiny is awful though...
20 days... the wait is killing me.
Yes, because one open hub is same as Destiny 2's design of applying that to all hubs. That also reminds me that at some point I need continue that mind numbing node grind to "progress" enough to even unlock that thing.
You really don't. Plains of Eidolon will be available very early on for players. Certain story related stuff will be locked until you progress further along(basically the night time in the Plains which has an endgame encounter), but simply accessing the Plains will probably be already unlocked once they release it for you. I recall one of the devs saying it would only take a couple of hours for a new player to unlock for the daytime stuff(which is the bulk of the content as I understand it) in the Plains.
Puh, for someone exclusively interested in pve in this game, but not particularly caring for the story, that is not the best value proposition.
I'd wait for a sale, but I don't think I'd get the 5 people I'd need for this to be really fun in there then. Or they would have long played through the raid already and it would lose all the puzzle, experimentation and exploration factor.
Maybe there's a better sale around the corner, we'll see..
I think the gunplay is very accessible which is why a lot of people like it. It allows people who don't normally play shooters to actually play. You really just sit around and snap aim on stuff and get a lot of generous headshots though. Definitely not my idea of fun, and doesn't even attempt any of the stuff the best shooters are doing.
What I understood from all dev talk about Plains was that you get small taste early on, but if you want actual reason to be there and do actual content you need be at what is basically the end game of Warframe. Maybe they changed it or I got wrong impression from what they said so that would be nice if Plains had some actual purpose for absolute newbies too.
Warframe is fun game, but suffers from same as Destiny 1. Lack of story / if there is one it's so poorly told to player it just could not even exist. Along with mind numbing node grind to unlock actually relevant content it's one of bigger disappointments with game.
Not interested in doing the grind again though, so will likely never get it on PC or any other platform.
Did the devs say anything about how they plan on dealing with the controller players abusing auto aim in PVP? There was a big uproar during the beta but I feel like I haven't seen anything since.
I really interested to see how thePvP meta differs from console. I think 450 firerate Assault Rifles will still be godly, but can see Handcannons and something like Coldheart being really strong too. Instead of it just being a Mida + AR fest.
Not interested in doing the grind again though, so will likely never get it on PC or any other platform.
I only get to play 2 hours a night when I do choose to play, I got a Hunter to 279 in 3 weeks. I don't consider that a crazy grind and I enjoy the game enough and looking forward to the new controls enough I'm definitely excited.
My problem will be ever attempting to finish a raid in a single week. Maybe a Dad's of Destiny clan will be able to help.
The last thing I saw was the PC Project Lead tweeting about them looking into it very carefully and more details would come out closer to launch. I'd imagine they're busy finishing the game and fixing all the bugs that the PC beta had. Prob get more info on that + raid/trials info + release time sometime in the next week or two.
Unless you have leveled most Warframes, most of the content is actually always relevant. Ideally a player should always be trying out new weapons/Warframes, and since those gear levels are independent of each other, it's entirely possible to bring in a lower level frame to a higher level mission, progress faster, while still being able to deal some damage due to bringing in a higher level weapon. Doing the node grind can totally be a chore, I agree, but I think the general ease of getting new frames/crafting new weapons and trying them out makes the node grind not feel as bad. At the very least, something should be a little bit different throughout most of your time doing the star chart. It's not a perfect remedy to the situation, but I do think it's pretty okay at keeping content relevant at many different levels.
That's concerning, because using the controller felt fantastic in the beta, in both PvE and PvP. I hope they don't make any significant changes.