Warframe: F2P co-op Guyvering

Ah, yeah it took awhile for the stuff to show....

And now Malthael's quote is fitting~

The only thing I got from Darvo's sale was a Mesa. I wasn't really wanting to farm for Alad V missions in Eris.

Speaking of which....

Screw Lephantis!

ooohohoho, kinky.

Put that dick back in pants, Ganon, because after Galatine Prime you'll never need to use it again. Because that sick beauty isn't upgrade over regular Galatine - it is upgrade over entire melee weapon section. Just look at it's stats.

edited 24th Aug '16 7:58:00 AM by Prany

More glitch questions: My cousin and I did the second Archwing quest (the one where you get the blueprints for the wings), and I got the blueprint but he didn't. Is that normal?

Pretty much. Farming for just about anything and everything. Or....just use real currency for the in-game currency that is platinum.

Either way is valid. Unless you have the money to shell it out right off the bat, it's best to stick to farming. Heaven knows just how much I poured into this.

edited 24th Aug '16 6:03:49 PM by VoidsEmpathy

I know that AFK players can be booted out of rewards if they were inactive for too long. If that's not the issue, it might just be your average garden variety bug.

@Darvo sale: I got the Trin deluxe bundle. I'm also drooling over discounted Hunhow's Gift.

I grabbed the color pack of yesterday's deal (that is still ongoing), mostly because:

• I always wanted the storm palette
• I had a sudden affluence of platinum

Maybe I will change my signature palette AGAIN now that I have Storm, who knows.

I hope DE does stuff like this again, got a great deal of cosmetics outta it that I wouldn't buy otherwise. I like the Dendra armor conceptually for instance, but it's pretty niche.

I just think it's a shame that the Hunhow Gift kubrow armor looks so much like the stalker. The bundle is heavily Sentient inspired, but then you get the Stalker face on your doggo... I don't think I'll use that one.

I mainly want the Syandana and chestpiece; the only chestpieces I have are Eos Prime, Prisma Edo and regular Daedalus. And War, of course. I find Bruja to look so much better than Pakal.

i just remembered i forgot to post this earlier, so now i will

@ vestan moss and lava:

as weird as it may seem, the presence of lava does NOT mean lack of humidity, in fact in some cases, the heat could actually induce greater humidity, it's also worth noting that there's underwater lava flows on the ocean floor, so moisture and lava can definetly coexist given the right circumstances.

cold is trickier though, but also possible, if the environment is cold enough, then the heat radiated from the lava won't get far, it'll definetly be hot right next to the lava, but the heat will dissipate quickly, good examples of this are the lava flows on iceland, which somehow manage to have ice and snow pretty close to them; and mount erebus in antartica, which is one of the few places with a permanent lava lake on it's crater, it's on piss-freezing cold antartica, and ALSO has ice near it.

with all this considered we can get an idea of how the vestan moss can grow in asteroids full of lava:

• first there's the fact that the asteroids recieve little to no sunlight and have no natural atmosphere, which means they're all extremely cold by default, it's also worth mentioning most asteroids have a large amounth of ice in them.

• then there's the lava, however it may have originated in the asteroids we don't know, and it likely makes no sense and/or wasn't a natural thing, but the thing is it's there, and it heats up the asteroids from the inside.

now putting those toguether we have some VERY cold asteroids that got a heat source in the form of lava pools, this would result in the asteroid's ice melting and then vaporising near the lava, and then spreading around the asteroid's internal tunnels as steam, which would then condense on the tunnel's cold walls, thus we have a very damp environment that's also pretty cold in most places, but not freezing cold, which means vestan moss has the perfect environment to grow on inside the asteroid's internal tunnels.

now if your'e wondering why the moss doesn't grow in uranus, the explanation is pretty simple, uranus is most likely extremely dry BECAUSE of the cold, this is what is known as "freeze drying", and it's also what causes antartica to technically be a desert, as the environment is extremely dry there.

edited 27th Aug '16 6:50:20 PM by GanonDerf

Anyone else has been keeping tracks on the Corpus bust events? I meant to post about it earlier but forgot it.

So far I made 300K credits and a golden potato just from Darvo's reward for protecting him from collectors, without mentioning the pigments and Oxium I got from the second alert. Very profitable affair so far, I wish Darvo would get in trouble more often...

Coincidentally, I was surprised to see that:

1. Darvo is actually tanky
2. He fights back with Dual Cestras
3. Clem isn't there to cover him

I hope we get to see Clem and Darvo laying down some pain by the end of Corpus Bust.

Almost forgot about those alerts. Missed first one, but since it had only credits for reward, not much regrets. Wasn't very hard, but fun none the less - Darvo is always appreciated.

I dunno if I'm bringing up exploding pile of manure (pfff, of course I am), but are nullifiers absolute dealbreaker for you, guys? I understand why many people don't like them, but right now there are so many threads on the matter, it outshines even diegetic UI complaints, when those were around. It's pretty impressive. (Admittably half of them are by the same guy, but still.) Best one was recenty regarding Bust alert. Apparently magnetic hyenas are far more fair enemies than nullifiers. It's because instead of affecting everyone around them, hyenas shoot magnetic projectiles that can be dodged. And, because of their unique design and animations, they are much easier to spot. ... Sounds legit.

Nullifiers stopped bothering me a long time ago. It's not that they're super easy to deal with, but I know exactly what to expect from them, that's really all I want from an enemy unit. Since they're consistent we can play around them easily.

Compare to the highly mobile Comba or Scrambus or what have you that disable abilities way farther away. I'd say they're way more annoying atm, but at least they're visible.

theres' one giant mistake there prany, the magnetic hyenas don't shoot magnetic proyectiles, they have a magnetic proc aura, aka if you get within X meters of one of them you get an instant magnetic proc, and that is far FAR more annoying than nullifiers imho, idk who told you otherwise but that's how they work.

regarding nullifiers, they also don't really bother me, theyr'e easy to deal with most of the time and only really get annoying in large groups.

edited 3rd Sep '16 7:22:11 PM by GanonDerf

Nulifiers are easily countered with weapons with high fire rates, or by using frames that don't suffer too much from being nullified temporarily (meaning no self-buff timers or channeled abilities) and meleeing them, since they're not much stronger than regular crewmen.

The only warframe I see getting the absolute short end against nullifiers is the Valkyr because it will force you to drop Hysteria in order to deal with them.

Squisher frames like Loki can get shredded without their powers.

I personally see Frost as one of the best frames for dealing with Nulifiers. His abilities stay active even if he enters the bubble, and he's tanky enough to take a few hits while rushing them.

edited 3rd Sep '16 8:12:10 PM by AceTrainerEli

I'm pretty sure there was a patch that made it so Snow Globe is in fact affected by Nullifier bubbles. And Frost is a damage frame, so that itself makes him sub-optimal.

Also, if you're having an issue with Loki's squishiness to the point that you can't survive without your powers, you're not playing him properly. Not to mention Radial Disarm isn't affected by Nullifier bubbles, nor are radiation procs, so Irradiating Disarm is relatively unaffected.

edited 3rd Sep '16 8:25:52 PM by EndlessSea

Loki was simply the first one to pop up in my mind, since he's by far one of the least defensive frames. Now that I think about it, Loki is actually be really good for Nulifiers because he's so fast; he's in and out so quickly he really doesn't have to worry about being shot.

edited 3rd Sep '16 8:44:28 PM by AceTrainerEli

I know, Ganon. That was the joke. I was mocking this guy's thread. Or one other of his very similar threads. I dunno, he got A LOT of them.

I certainly dislike Sapping Ospreys more than I dislike Nullifiers, once there are more than 3 S. Ospreys throwing those death balls everywhere it is easy to be insta gibbed if they are high level.

Nullifiers just take a few shots, from either an automatic weapon or a weapon with a decent Ao E and if you don't carry at least a weapon that can deal with nullifiers in Corpus sets, you are probably doing it wrong.

I've seen one person in the wild of Reddit saying that Scrambus-units were actually more popular than Nullifiers because you were forced to lose all your buff, unlike Nullifier's that's "forcing a decision on you".

What the hell is wrong with some people.

I have to tip my hat - that's pretty Orwellian. It feels like many people are so biased against nullifiers, they will praise anything but. Even if target of their praise isn't better than nullifiers by a single speck.

Anyhow, after some playtime with new void system, I have concluded my pros and cons with this system.

Pros: I can work towards better drop chances and it has shown its fruits. Of course it's grindy, but so was old system when RNGesus didn't show its blessing. And time spent on grinding is divided by short missions instead of going for big blocks of forty minute survivals, letting me play whenever I want and for how long I want. Very important in this buisy day and age.

Cons: Slanted towards gruop play. More people means more chances at loot and void traces. Unfortunately more people also mean World on Fire, Bladestorm, Synoid Simulor, Tonkor, Soundquake and rest of that shit every single mission. I can already imagine some of those guys thinking: "Oy, those level 12 look reall nasty. Better take my Simulor and some heavy duty CC else mine ospreys will overwhelm the team. Hey, I'm helping." This gave me another reason to like nullifiers because their bubbles are like islands of unsullied fun in sea of cheese.

edited 4th Sep '16 7:39:50 AM by Prany