Longtime Destiny Player Tries Warframe - First Impressions
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- Longtime Destiny Player Tries Warframe - First Impressions
Today I'm trying out a game that's been around for a while, and one I've heard a lot about, but I've yet to try. I haven't found too many games that quite match the play experience of Destiny, but I'm always looking for other similar type games, and I heard that Warframe is generally one that people will suggest. Today we're hopping in to play it for the first time, get the lay of the land, and see what we think. I figured, space ninjas; how bad could it be?
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:09 Overview
01:15 Character Selection
03:30 First Gameplay/Learning Mechanics
07:45 2nd Mission/New Weapons
10:32 Warframes/Mods/Weapons
11:11 3rd Mission
13:30 Character Customization
14:58 Playing with Others
16:56 Multi-Player Options Set-up
19:44 Final Thoughts - Hry
The 'breaking every container I see' thing new players do is adorable, ngl.
Edit: Still getting so many replies going "I still break containers" lol stop acting like y'all are breaking them individually at a snail's pace like this guy, let's be real here, veterans use an aoe of some sort.
I’ve been playing for years and I’ve always done that
I've been playing since just after the Fortuna update. I still break everything I see.
@@WraithReaper09 I do too with Xaku's 4, but it's the slicing open each one individually with a skana that gets me.
Love fishing/mining.. or hunting animals... .lots of resources needed when you start the game
I still do that sometimes. I hunted ayatan sculptures while farming mats (or vice versa)
Always love to see new players get into this! since you asked for suggestions:
1. Never waste Platinum on rushing the Foundry. Sounds like you've already been told this, but just in case, it's never worth it. Plat is primarily for slots, cosmetics, and player trading.
2. You can Bullet Jump in any direction your camera is facing, not just forwards. Some people figure that out, others don't. It massively improves movement options.
3. At the end of the tutorial questline, it kinda just dumps you off on your own and says "now, go! explore!" and gives you no direction. You're looking for Junctions to get to new planets. The Junctions will have a set of tasks to complete in order to unlock the Junction, after which you will be able to move to the next planet.
4. Your Armory has a limited number of slots for weapons and warframes, but your Foundry can hold an unlimited number (or a high enough number that I've never found the limit) of crafted items. Don't be afraid to craft anything and everything you find blueprints for; you can leave it unclaimed in the Foundry indefinitely until you're ready for it.
5. Platinum can be obtained for free by farming valuable mods or Prime parts and trading those with other players for Plat. If you do decide to buy Platinum for $$$, they give Platinum discounts as daily login rewards decently often, so wait for one of those. I haven't kept track but it feels like I've gotten 50% offers about once a month or so, and a 75% offer comes up every now and again. (edit: apparently this is only on PC. Consoles get a different Market Discount, but not a direct discount on Platinum. I don't play console, so I didn't realize there was a difference).
Best of luck, and welcome to Warframe!
welcome to a world of mass sestruction if you think your safe in cetus no your not a sentiant ship will come and ruin your life you ran to solaris guess what its a church with zombified solaris you ran to demos you find them doing nothing but you cannot even enter your ran to the lotus she is a terrafing bieng who will bite you and shoot lazers you did nothing hell broke out!!!!!
Fantastic advice! Also Warframe has an awesome community so you can often get help with a mission (I’ve been on both sides of this) that you’re stuck on, or have people donate items like basic mods or slots.
gonna uvote and comment to bump this up. good advice all around
Those plat discounts are for items in the market. Syndanas, armor and such. anything not tennogen. They're good but not for purchasing plat with $$$
Everything is good except for "you cannot bullet jump forward".
Yes you can, lol. At maybe a slight angle, but you absolutely can.
I was a day 1 Destiny player, moved over to this after the last expansion as it was that bad and love the game. So much to do and the game doesn't force you to use weapons of there choice. And you can trade which is fantastic
Yeah I've played Destiny since day 1 of the original, and I love it. It's my favorite game, but absolutely, I've put it away for long periods of time due to stale content cycles. I didn't touch it for over a year when the ssn. of the warmind dropped. That was miserable. I guess I'm a bit lucky in the respect that I don't go for the current meta at all in Destiny. I don't like a game dictating how I play. I play my way, find fun builds and roll with it. I TOTALLY get the sentiment though.
Warframe looks like it's going to hit that sweet spot for me. Engaging gameplay, tons to do & explore, tons to unlock, tons of builds to try. I'm very excited to get deeper into this one. Cheers!
@@bakagaijingaming3018 As a veteran Warframe player I can tell you the game pretty much caters to your play style. But I feel like I have to tell you that bullet jump works where your crosshair is pointed to so if you look up and bullet jump you go up. Just a tip the fastest way is to get around the map is to bullet jump forward while looking up, aim glide, slide when you land and repeat. Also if you hold jump while on walls you auto wall run not sure if they removed it in the new updated tutorial mission or if its the same button for console.
Last tip is to scan everything you see (enemies and objects) you can find out their mod drops, strengths and weaknesses and what planets they spawn in (as well as some info about them) not sure how destiny worked handled things like that.
But that's all I'm saying the funnest thing about Warframe is discovering stuff like some rare spawns in random places on the map in specific missions so exploring is a good call even on linear maps.
Note you can get almost everything for free through gamplay. And plat (silver coin for d2) for free by trading. The only thing we cannot get for free is the community made cosmetics unless you are in console since there it cost plat.
I wish warframe had the quality of mechanics as destiny, and destiny had the quality of content as warframe
@AlienSliker I don't know as some of the content for Warframme is pretty good and Steel path makes everything even harder. The last good content for Destiny was witch queen... then they went back to ripping us off for beyond light and the men in crop tops... you also have to look at the platform destiny is run off.. the dame one as halo reach which is old and they cannot add without taking away.... I used to live destiny but the game is not big enough to keep rise and repeating where Warframe is so vast it's alot easier.
Even the public areas are large and you can mine or go fishing or just do bounties..
The “Oh I’m already running” while proceeding to walk the entire time ripping my soul out 💀 but once you discover that you choose the SPEED DEMON starter (and how to run), you’ll have a ton of fun. Welcome Tenno
@@Squeekysquid Back when I started was during the first month of free games on PS4. Thats when Warframe was out and we actually had Excal, Mag and Loki. Volt wasn't even introduced yet so people used Loki since he has the highest base movement speed(not buffed by abilities) of all Warframes. So everyone would just go invisible, do crit damage on melee to enemies and run super fast through missions lol.
If you need help or get stuck don't hesitate to ask in the in-game QnA chat, people love helping new players, it also has a BOT that auto responds to certain questions, like where to get a specific Frame/resource/Weapon. Just don't let more experienced players drag you into a mission you aren't suppose to be in yet as it can be very overwhelming.
Much appreciated! I'm planning to keep to the linear path for a while until I feel like I have a grasp on it, then start exploring a bit. TONS to discover. So exciting!
@@bakagaijingaming3018 Good plan, Focus on progressing through the star chart and story quests (The game opens up more and more as you do the story).
Feel free to ask when ya need help actually clearing a mission i know i needed it when i played
Oh and anyone that ask for plat to help should be ignored
@@bakagaijingaming3018 I've been playing this game since 2013, man. They've added something new almost every month since then. Take it easy, there is a FUCK ton of things to discover and do, and it can get really overwhelming trying to figure out a direction, as the game doesn't really hold your hand. The wiki is your friend, and just ask veteran players if you need help. Warframe players are the nicest people out there.
@@bakagaijingaming3018 I totally understand your referring to “Class” but in Warframe, there are 52 different warframes all with different abilities not so much a class like in Destiny. Modding, like most things in the game are not explained and there is a Steep Learning curve. It’s a game that having a Mentor or guide is invaluable. Wiki and Google/CZcams are your friends. The movement system is the best in any game ever and when you get used to it, it’s hard not to try bullet jumping in every game you go to play afterwards. Lol. Have fun I’m 6200 hours in and 9 years playing with a couple of big breaks.
Oh and one big thing I’d strongly suggest. Do NOT sit looking at warframes in the market and going, oh, I like that one. In this game, there is a logical progression for you to get new Warframes. They are in an order so that you will have the mods and resources to build them and make them playable. They won’t be all they can be for quite some time as endo and credits are an issue for levelling up mods.
Warframe veteran here, tutorial has only begun, as already said, starchart is a must to unlock, basically unlocking every area to expand your freedom of choice.
Take it easy tho, it's decently slow but basics are essentials.
If you like surprises, they'll come in time, expect mindfucking gameplay changes and lore as you play more and more.
Imo the normal star chart is basically a tutorial lmao
Scrap all that. max out ur fashion game first:
Fuck wf and weapon slots just buy all the color pallets
Star chart...fk that go get urself all the captura scenes first.
Yw
@@skibedypoppop4179 unless you go the p2w route you still need at least normal starchart and grind gear to farm plats to buy fashionframe.
Max mastery in every frame, weapon, companion, etc. This increases your character mastery, which does impact gameplay. The hard part early on is slots for these items, nightwave gives free slots for doing daily/weekly acts. Slots were the only thing (aside from opening the basic colors) early on. Slots are one of the things discounts don't work on.
Don't sell your frames yet, finish deimos, this will give you another option that will free up those slots.
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Warframe can be very difficult to get into at first. I've had many friends find the sheer size of the game quite daunting. But the more you get the hang of it the more amazing the game becomes.
I'm looking forward to it. What I played so far, I really like. The movement in particular, is outstanding. Coming from Destiny, I think it's a logical step. I'm used to big games that take a while to get your head around. That's half of the fun right there.
@@bakagaijingaming3018 I would like to add that the name of the game is doing things at your own pace
@@karenmcchokemeplz3292 This is accurate, there are *far* too many dailies and weekly for anyone, even nolifers can reasonably do. But on the flipside the game has no FOMO, so you can leave behind one faction for years and pick it up later and the faction is still there.
@@DawnAfternoon *cries in archon shards and incarnon adapters*
@@bakagaijingaming3018 If you like the movement now, then you'll absolutely fall in love with the game once the movement starts to feel like second nature. Even just the basic movement combos like bullet jumping, rolling in the air, then aim gliding to reach far off distances are still very satisfying even after playing for 10 years.
Your video brought back fond memories of much simpler times. Then it got more intense, a lot more intense...You will love Warframe
Thanks! I'm definitely looking forward to digging into this one. I love a good challenge.
Word. I only started last Christmas, so I'm still learning... but I've already kinda made the transition from landing in Cetus and seeing all these cool frames with laser swords and stuff everywhere to _being_ one of those
First Eidolon / Tridolon ... First Profit Taker :P ... First Archon Hunt... Sorties... unlocking the Steel Path / Arbs... The game seems simple at first... there is so much more to it :P Love it!
@@parzivalplays7403 And lets not forget the modding, oh so much modding.....
super excited to see a newer content creators take on Warframe. very eager to see ya progress would love to squad up show ya around take care keep it up.
I appreciate it! I've heard a LOT about this game and decided, let's just jump in and see what it's about. So far, looks like my kind of game. Very excited to dig deeper into this one :)
Also important for us vets and DE. Sure ppl like Brozime do ftp runs and guiding others which is great (and also providing Feedback ofc) its always great to see new players exploring.
I really hope DE will continue to improve more early and mid game content as well as some quests maybe
It was fun watching you familiarize yourself with it though you weren’t quite running but doing the slow walk also the bullet jumping goes towards where your aiming making it Omni directional if you aim while in the air you can glide and if your near a wall you can stick to it. The environment is your weapon.
The new player experience isn't very good, but there's always people in the community willing to help. This was both painful, and pleasant to watch lmao
TRUTH... I was kinda of blown away by the WF community... they will almost ALWAYS help new players figure out the game... and help getting needed resources for grindy builds :) A great experience :)
@@parzivalplays7403dude I basically made my clan specifically to help new players on PC and is empty besides my two cousins on PC with room to rank up and for the hoards of cross play compatibility
One thing to keep in mind that i see new players doing is dont be afraid/forget to use your frame's abilities. If the ability is unlocked and you have the energy, you can cast it. Dont be too willy nilly cus it does drain your energy but you will find more. Its a lot at first but take your time to learn its systems and it will be far easier onward.
Tip: turn on auto sprint and always bullet jump and douple jump u can also chain them to go even faster it makes the game much more enjoyable.
I’m pretty sure there’s no auto sprint
Or did you mean press to sprint
About what you said about the maps and the linearity of the quest:
- The maps outside of a few specific cases (like the open worlds) are all tile based and randomly generated.
- Outside of quests it's totally fine to explore around, looting everything, thought it's not something that is done in public squads usually. If you wanna farm resources people tend go to endless missions with a "loot frame" that have an ability that increase chances to dropping loot and just killing stuff as long as they want.
Regarding mods, the items (like frames and weapons) have points available to mod with based on their current level, up to a max of 30 (40 for some special endgame ones). The cost is shown top right, the ticks across the bottom is how many levels higher the mod can be ranked up to. If the slot matches the icon on the top right the cost will be halved (rounded up). If you attach a catalyst or reactor (one for frames, one for weapons) then it gives you double capacity, so 60 (80). If you attach a forma you can change the slots to any other icon so you can match more of your mods, so eventually you could potentially have an effective capacity of 120 because all of the costs would be half.
In order to use forma the item has to be at max rank already, and putting the forma on will reset it to 0. Some people make it a point of pride to put a lot of forma on an item they really like to show their devotion to it, even though they already have every slot changed.
Mastery rank is based on leveling each item for the first time. Buying a duplicate or applying forma wont earn you any more mastery, so to gain more you need to collect more frames and weapons. But there's a reason for it right? Some weapons are locked behind mastery, it determines how many trades you can have per day, how high your daily cap of rep earning with the factions is, but personally my favorite perk is that weapons/frames start with a capacity equal to your rank, regardless of the rank it has. This means that players at mastery 30 get the full capacity to mod with right off the bat on every new weapon or frame they try, and every time they apply a forma they get to keep the mod layout and just instantly get some extra capacity.
The game will continue to feel pretty easy until you get to maybe Ceres and then again might feel a lil harder around Uranus. However, the game as a whole will have a sense of being easy most of the time, it tends to give you a feeling of power fantasy as you kill 100s of guys at a time.
The story gets really cool around Uranus as well. Not knowing what a warframe really is, or why a lot of things are happening in the universe is intentional.
One very basic suggestion which the tutorial kinda told you but I saw you struggle a couple times with it is that bullet jump goes exactly in the direction of where you aim. This means it's not just fast but also very precise, so you should pretty much always bullet jump to get around way quicker than walking/sprinting.
Also, the "warframe path" option you picked starts you out with some really old content, which you can really tell is old, the beginning of the main quest line is very different from what the devs put out nowadays.
You can always switch to paradox or warframe path at will, so I recommend to check out the paradox path which has a built-in tutorial and a new cinematic quest that just released.
very nice to see the perspective of a new player, having come into warframe in 2015 i dont really remember the start, but i can assure you the game will get even more fun as you unlock more content :DD
Yeah, VERY good first impression. I'm really looking forward to digging into this one. :)
Closed alpha was my most recent start, I had no idea people started like this. 🤣 Yes, it is probably the game with the most diversity ever made. Which isn't always a good thing, can be scary and confusing, so watching some tutorials might help. It also has one of the best communities ever, so ask for help. I use it to turn my brain off and "autoplay" and relax.
Seeing this, then checking the channel and seeing all the Warframe videos since then was beautiful.
Welcome, Tenno!
As a long time vet: Glad you're enjoying it so far! I think another vet probably mentioned it (we LOVE sharing tips with newbies to help them enjoy the game more lol) but a lot of the movements can be chained together as well to create LONG jumps/slides without the hard landing that locks you in place for a second. There's a LOT of stuff to do in the game & it definitely can get VERY difficult *if you want it to* which I think is one of it's biggest enjoyment points (at least for me). There's also just fun stuff like fishing, animal capturing (I have almost every stuffed animal in the game decorating my ship) & lots of varied battle companions to find/collect & then come along with you on your missions :)
Volt is an amazing starter pick. Unlike Excalibur and Mag which you can get their parts via boss-fights later on, Volt's parts are obtained through Clan Research.
I can provide a bit of advice to help you since you are new though:
~Bullet Jumping is you main way of getting around, you can go in basically any direction with it. The best way to use it is to Bullet Jump then do a Roll or Jump to carry momentum around. This can be difficult sometimes since you can get caught on things, but youll pick up on how to use it.
~Learn how to mod your items. This will require you do a bit of research, but the way things works, leveling up things does not directly buff their stats (unless it is a Warframe), instead you get mod capacity, which allows you to directly modify the stats of your gear.
~Everything is free, do not feel pressured to buy platinum, since you can trade with others to get platinum, everything can be unlocked completely for free given you are willing to put in the time. There is a Recruitment Chat that you can turn on in the settings that can help you with grinding/missions, you can even join a Clan.
~Avoid Warframe's Regional Chat... kinda... Regional Chat (also accessible in the settings) can sometimes be helpful, but I would recommend doing your own research before anything else, since even though the Warframe community is mostly nice, there are bad apples who try to lead new players astray.
~I also recommend avoiding Trade Chat if you are newer, since there are some people who will try and scam you as a new player of your platinum, they are a very small amount of people that try it, but it's still best to avoid it; WarframeMarket is a website you can use to find amazing prices, I use it all time, it's best to use if you are going to trade.
~If you go to a Relay Station, you can practice your Master Rank tests before doing them, this can help a lot by preparing you without the risk of failing them (and if you do fail a MR test, the only penalty is being forced to wait a full day).
If you have any questions, dont be afraid to ask. Im also willing to offer help as well, just feel free to let me know.
Note that you can play warframe at your own phase because some items that come from event will eventually return or easier to get in the future. So no need to feel fomo just like in d2 during seasonal events. Also there are so many people willing to help you especially veterans in the chat. But i still wonder why d2 made a separate feature for lfg than integrating it in game like warframe
This!
You know they're going to add LFG in game right? That's been a big thing almost ever since it was announced
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What a genuine first impression video.
Also I'm amazed you cleared all those nodes without sprinting. A challenge idea for veterans lol
Warframe players love this stuff. Prob gonna be your most viewed video, would not be shocked if it hit 100k.
Anyway was fun to watch some one walk a stage, takes me back. GJ GL.
Some tips for basic movement:
- You can bullet jump vertically by looking up where you want to bullet jump. I say this because i noticed in the tutorial you bullet jumped forward by accident on the part that teaches it.
- You can cancel the landing animation with a slide. It makes gameplay more fluid and you dont have to waste a couple seconds watching yourself get up.
Great video, looking forward to seeing your impressions on more of the game
About the modding system: It's correlated to both your weapon rank and mastery rank, though mastery is more important: The higher your mastery rank is, the higher capacity amount you'll have for all weapons, (maximum level is 30). The only way to level up your mastery rank is by getting new weapons and ranking them up too, and the weapon ranks increase their capacity for that specific weapon only. (I hope this is easy to understand for you, and I'd be happy to help answer more questions about the game).
Hello! Glad to see a new Warframe player! I'll echo what others said and tell you to unlock planets. You will unlock quest content, new modes, and access new resources you will need. This is good time to mention that each mission, weapon, warframe, etc gives you mastery xp. I reccommend ranking up as you go, as more weapons will be available to you as enemy levels climb on your journey. By the time you finish the starchart, you will have most of what you need to start ramping up even further in power. Builds can get insane and you will be on a power trip!
Welcome Tenno! I look forward to your reaction to this upcoming journey.
oh goodness, i wish you much luck on your journey through the star chart, my friend. may your credits be plenty and relics bountiful.
your enthusiasm is such a spark of joy to see
This will quite the fun series to watch. As a long time warframe player I enjoy seeing the game attract more people and get newer players. So as. Bit of a side note to help you with Mastery Rank I do recommend that you stop the store in game and look for weapon blueprints that cost credits just so you have more weapons to level which increases your MR to be able to obtain higher MR weapons. There's also the clan dojo where you can research new weapons and some new warframes to master. Hope you enjoy the game.
Long time Warframe and Destiny player here, glad to see you trying the game out! There are tons of supportive tenno in Chat if you have any questions but Warframe is great for experimentation and discovery too! Hope you find the game worth your time!
You better keep uploading bro bcos I'm now invested 😂
Nice to see someone showing there first impressions of the game,
if you get stuck and need some help on where to go there are to channels I would recomend
Jacsonitos: small but I his videos were useful to me as a returning player who hadn't played in years.
Iflynn: he has a beginners series that while a bit old most of information is still releivent.
theres also the wiki
Gonna enjoy the series (if you ever do continue tho) but for now. Gonna subcribe :D
First video of yours I’m watching if you continue to play warframe I’m here watching every single episode I would love to see your journey
To anyone who first jumps in, with the exception of Oro, all of Earth and Venus are basically your training wheels planets. It isn't until you get to Ceres that things start to get a little more challenging but that's because they don't want to overwhelm newer players. The good news for those who really want a challenge is that after Jupiter, things get a bit hectic, and once you've completed the entire star chart, you can opt in for something called 'The Steel Path'. Basically it resets your star chart so you're stuck on Earth again to make your way from planet to planet...but the enemies are a lot tougher than the level 1-3 guys you were used to.
as someone coming from destiny to warframe, its great to see a content creator following the same path
Thank you for actually trying the game, not a lot of people try. One thing to remember is the game is NOT pay to win, you can get everything you need without spending a penny. The things that you can't get without grinding is cosmetic things, and there are some that can be obtained via grinding still.
Always fun seeing a fresh Tenno take their first steps :)
WF is a PC-First game, consoles are ports. If you can use KB/M that will be the best way to play. Friendly tip; you can aim Bullet jump in any direction (even downwards if you're launching off a wall-cling).
Welcome to the grind! The game has its flaws but you probably won't get there for a few hundred hours or so; but the power fantasy and melee-friendly gameplay (for being a hybrid hack-n-slash/shooter) is unlike anything else on the market. Community is pretty friendly/helpful as well. Even the late-game meta-chasers are relatively tame. The *True* end-game is fashion though... so save up :D
nice to see an experienced player starting a game like this. you really understood what to do and where it leads.
this game is really deep and grindy. but it is on such a high level that everything is actually fun to play. maybe someone doesnt like a certain mission type, just do the other missions and your fine. best movement in any game i have experienced followed by maybe overwatch's movement.
if you know you want a game that has content for years, warframe is the best choice imo. and everything for free, you can spend money to get things quicker, but you really dont have to.
you will watch a lot of guides for missions and builds and how to farm what and when or you really gonna play for years:)
Hey man, fellow xbox tenno here
Glad to see you've given this game a go and wanted to extend a helping hand to assist you in times of trouble sincemissions later on can become a little tedious and difficult to solo later on
I'm a Warframe veteran and really enjoyed watching it, hope to see more.
I find it extremely funny hearing you talk Destiny lingo and use phrases to try and compare it to what you're play and slowing realising how different it is, it's the exact same experience I had when I jumped ship years ago, I wish you luck on you're journey and the best advice I can give you is take you're time, I recently had a friend start playing when cross play came out and I was constantly telling him to take his time but he just didn't want any of it so rushed ahead, he's told me in hindsight he regrets that decision immensely, I personally took my time and I think the game had a lot more longevity, either way I hope you enjoy what's to come
Very enjoyable video thanks, I was a Destiny player for years, tried Warframe and had trouble getting into it at first but then it grabbed me. I like that you can do almost anything on your own but there is matchmaking for anything else. The variety of warframes allows you to keep changing the way you play and the modding system gives a lot of depth.
Welcome tenno , we will be watching you with great interest
It's been a long time since i've seen one of these... I like your style, gonna sub to see where your warframe journey takes you. With a bit over 5000 hours on warframe all i can say is... you're right, it's pretty deep :3
The only Prime you can't get is Excalibur, he was part of the founders pack. Any weapon that can be bought with plat in the store can be earned through drops, or in a clan dojo. Certain frames are in the dojo as well, including Volt. There are weapons that only drop from certain enemies, or are faction specific. Ayatan treasures are what you want to gain more endo, though you can sell duplicate mods as well. They can be found on the maps as you explore, so it is worth running around. You can get one weekly once you open the Mars station. You'll find the ayatan stars more often than the ayatan treasures, so make sure you grab them when you find them.
Welcome to Warframe, been a space ninja for about 8 years now, always nice to see new players get into it. The 1st few worlds are more or less easy mode for new players to get used to the mechanics of the movement, combat and game modes. The open world on earth or venus will most likely be your 1st solid challenge.
1 tip that I have not seen posted yet is that the market on your orbiter can be used to buy new weapon blueprints for just credits, you can even click a button so that it shows only items that have blueprints. It is best to level all weapons and frames to max level (30) before selling them off to make room for new stuff because that is how you increase your over all Mastery rank (MR) that will let you use better weapons as well as increase the amount of daily standing you can earn per faction and over all starting mod capacity of unranked frames and weapons.
Oh boy, I can't wait to see how this plays out.
Good luck on your journey, Tenno. You can always call on some vets if you need a hand.
Oh boi, you're in for a ride xD
You can turn off "hold to sprint" in the accessibility options. Bullet jumping to get around is the best way to speed run a mission when you are a new player.
Welcome to warframe, Tenno. Enjoy your stay, the story gets crazy at stolen dreams and the second dream, high recommend building yourself up before then though.
Edit: wasn’t able to watch it fully sadly, as of writing this I’ve been awake for longer than I should be, and yet my mind refuses to sleep still. I hope you’ve enjoyed the game thus far and continue to enjoy it like I did ❤
Game is definitely amazing, a lot of content to explore, mechanic to learn, or in short "to grind". Have fun playing man!
glad to see new players joining warframe! the community is very nice and wont hesitate to help you. if youre ever bored and need someone to help you learn warframe then we can party up (im on pretty much everyday) and i could help. some things are better understood when explained directly to you in my opinion. i would love to help!
Aww baby Tenno are just so cute. Watching them trot around gives me the warm fuzzies.
Always great seeing a new player. As someone with thousands of hours in both games, when one gets stale I go to the other. It's a nice little cycle to keep going. Welcome to the tenno guardian.
as an old pro of warframe, it's nice to see new people and how they play, you've got a long ways to go yet though
Welcome Tenno, will be following along, happy hunting...
I love seeing people figure out the true movement system hidden in the game. Hopefully you do to eventually. It has a unique history.
Yo I’d definitely watch you play this for hours you got my sub ima long time player and love seeing how people come into it and grow with everything they have added
Welcome to Warframe. Always fun watching people play the game for the first time. Best tip I can give is to find some other players and create or join a Clan. The game is a bit of a mess with systems on systems but over time you'll discover how to make the most of them. Enjoy the journey!
Good content man! I would like to follow your progresson in this geme. One thing to be said WF is not enymeans hard game but knowles is the key in here, and i would sugest that when you face some kinda problem wiki is there to help.
I haven't really played Destiny but what I love about WF is that there comes a point where I'm just constantly building new weapons and frames and I have fun coming up with loadouts and builds trying to see what I like and don't like. Which is why I can't even say definitively if I have a main or not. It's the sweet spot for me.
One mission I have an ultimate spy that stays completely invisible and headshots enemies and they never saw it coming. Another mission I'm a walking tank with a melee weapon that deals funny numbers. Another where my Volt Prime is running so fast in an open world area electricuting entire camps. Or another where I give a Grineer colony space aids using Saryn's abilities, and a weapon is practically unnecessary.
That said, getting there might be what turns away some people. I think if you don't find the combat and overall warframe gameplay fun at all, then spending so much time grinding might not be worth it. If you at least find the gameplay fun, then maybe stick around. The game might surprise you after some critical points in the progression.
The Devs are continually trying to keep content fresh and do regular dev streams. They work with the Warframe player community and it is amazing to see what they do and their plans going forward.
wow the intro is so much different now lol. Welcome to warframe man good luck. its daunting at first thats for sure lol
I can't wait to see your Warframe journey
Thanks! Having a blast so far. Some elements are a bit overwhelming, but it's REALLY fun to learn.
awww look at the baby Tennos. I dk why I find new players in warframe adorable. def gonna watch the rest of the series.
Welcome to the game! You'll find that there's a lot of veterans that will be more than willing to help you out with things, so drop them a line in game and they'll talk you through anything you might be confused about.
The two resources that you will genuinely want to have a look at are the Wiki, because that's updated religiously by the fanbase, and there's a tool called 'overframe' online which is for doing test modding and sharing builds for weapons and warframes.
Don't spoil yourself on the Story content, it's amazing, but the main part of the game is definitely the power fantasy, you will find it genuinely easy until you don't. When you don't, it's a gear check, so be prepared ^^
Man its so weird seeing how different the start of this game is years later
As soon as you are able to join a clan, do so. There is a lab most clans have built that has 3 frames you can get for almost free (aside from the crafting materials). There is one named "Nezha", pick him up immediately, he's incredibly tanky, really good CC and has an ability that for every enemy hit they take increased damage from all sources. Nezha carried me through the whole star chart, his prime version (basically an upgraded version of the same frame) is my go-to for most mission types
"Oh i am running"
Me as a volt main: "Oh friend you dont even KNOW what running is."
so glad to see more console players getting into warframe. you'll get to a point where you're feeling overwhelmed, every single player gets there, but finding others to play with and befriend is probably the best part of it. Maybe I'll see you around in game someday, good luck and keep posting!!
I’m currently at 4:20 in the video and something about watching a warframe just casually running on the ground and not bullet jump spamming feels so weird to me haha hope you enjoy the game
"running", walks menacingly! :D
Also, if other players haven't mentioned it yet you can also get blessings from the level 30 mastery rank or higher at the Relays that can also help you progress such as, shield, credit, damage and so on and occasionally you will come across special crates that sound like a cache locker that give you blueprints for ship parts, credits and boosters. Good luck.
As a founder, I love seeing new players share their first experiences in this beautiful game that's absorbed the last 10 years of my free time. Always great to see new players coming in
welcome to warframe new tenno hope u enjoy playing warframe ^^(ps when making stuff its gonna take hours for that thing to make unless its a quest item)
man its fun seeing new players and its good to see that you dont think its pay to win. sadly all my friends think its pay to win so they dont play
Been playing Warframe since July 2017, everything has come such a long way. Got 7.1k hours logged, 1,752 days of logins, and not even used every weapon in the game. Most players find a certain weapon or frame they like, and completely build the most broken setups you'll ever see, never venturing to other things outside of ol' reliable. It's always good to see what different weapons offer before settling into a certain playstyle. WF has a very active and helpful community, something i've never seen in other games. Welcome to Space Ninja Academy!
P.S, This may be a personal preference, but playing with a keyboard and mouse is much easier than a controller. having more available buttons for actions/gear hotkeys saves the need for remembering button combos like "RB + A/B/X/Y" for an ability when you can just use 1, 2, 3 and 4. If you have a keyboard and mouse lying around and console supports it, give it a go and see if you find it to be easier to use. Might be a good idea to run through the tutorial again if you do choose to, just so you know the controls for keyboard!
The tutorial is super easy to give you thst sense of power. Most of the quests actually seem to be designed to be beatable by any average player, but there are lots of other challenging missions for the more hard core.
Dude nice, subbed
Long time warframe player here, been playing on Xbox since 2014 and it brings a smile to my face to see new players join the ranks and enjoy the game. it can be overwhelming at times especially if you do not know what to do. if you ever do need help then i would personally like to set you on the right path in your Warframe journey. Tag is the same as my username, cheers
Looking forward to more episodes.
Idk if you can still do duviri, but after you do it, you can do the circuit, an endless gamemode that you can get really hard to obtain mods, warframes, and augments from.
Having played Warframe for several years and being the second highest possible level, I'll try to give some advice to better adjust to the gameplay.
-the crouch button allows for rolling when tapped and sliding when held while moving, but crouching when held while stationary. You can change keybinds and settings to something more traditional like the circle/B button, which is what i recommend, as well as change your crouch settings toggle if you feel like it.
- mobility ks a key aspect of Warframe, and can be capitalized in various ways. Most players will chain a bullet jump into a roll into a slide, or some combination of those few, and you can use the crouch button just long enough to stop a slide as soon as it starts for a sudden burst of momentum. Additionally, bullet jumping is directional according to where you're looking. Bullet jump straight up, straight down, left, right, whatever you need. You can also roll/slide midair for more mobility.
- slots. You have a limited number of slots for your warframe, weapons, and anything in between. 12 plat (the premium currency) for two weapon slots, and 20p for one warframe slot. Do yourself a favor and NEVER BUY RESOURCES FROM THE MARKET. it's like masterworking a piece of Destiny armor with a stat total less than 55- you're ripping yourself off. You can also trade platinum to other players, giving Warframe a vast and bustling player economy. You can use the website Warframe.Market and select the platform you're playing on to see the pricing for anything you try to sell
- confused? Check the codex; if you don't know where to find a relic or a resource, want to know about armor/health types and mod drop locations, you can do that... Though you're vastly better off by looking up the wiki. It's practically essential to understand the intricacies of buildcrafting in Warframe.
- pace yourself. There's a lot of content, but understand that because warframes take at minimum 84 hours to finish crafting across four different blueprints, and weapons take at most 24 hours, that it's a game where the journey is the fun, not the destination. Take it at your own pace, find what works for you.
- leveling up is under the title of "mastery rank", which increases every time you level a warframe, weapon, archwing, necramech, archgun, archmelee, companion, etc, etc for the first time. Some weapons are only good for "mastery fodder", but in all, you should concern yourself with increasing your MR at your own pace until about MR16, when the vast majority of the game is made available to you. After that is optional
- pick a pursuit. Look through the codex and look for a warframe whose abilities and passive look godlike to you, and work towards that warframe. Very few frames are outright trash, just requiring a lot of effort to make them strong. My recommendation is a very tanky warframe, like Rhino, Revenant, Chroma, Baruuk or Valkyr.
- assassination missions typically award a special component. The boss on Venus drops Rhino parts, the Mercury boss has two different weapons, Mars has... Excalibur? I think? Et cetera. Take a gander if you want
- join a clan. Clans have a special chat for the clan members, and an alliance chat for a select group of clans. Having a clan also gives you access to a dojo, which is a load zone that lets you get tons of other weapons and warframes. Bigger clans have discord servers and even community events
- official events are pretty regular, and by watching the developer streams with a linked twitch account, you get free goodies. Definitely recommend, and DO NOT MISS TENNOCON. watching tennocon and getting those rewards typically includes a unique weapon and an entire prime warframe, both with their own slots
Everyone always goes for the bow, but good to see ya dig it so far. Super surprised you went the entire start not sprinting, but it must have been a control scheme bug. First I've seen, but nothing is impossible.
Btw the reason the place wasn't crawling with security was cause you had on silent weapons and so you never triggered the alarm. If you went in with weapons that alert the enemies then you'd meet more resistance.
Heres a newbie break down:
A. Leveling different items to max gets you Mastery points. Using formas (resets an item for benefits) does not take from mastery you have, but you also don't earn any more mastery from that item.
--- 1. Mastery unlocks rank ups, which increases your permanent mod point minimums.
B. Get to Mars quick so you can start getting Void Relics. This is the loot box system and you'll use this to get all of the cool stuff for free, but for now you just want to farm them to sell to other players for Platinum (IRL monetary currency) to expand frame and weapon slots.
--- 1. Void Relics have level tiers (Lithe < Meso < Neo < Axi). Since all of the cool stuff requires usually requires Neo and Axi, don't sweat them until you've unlocked more of the solar system.
--- 2. There is an upgrade system to void relics. When doing any relic mission (whether you have a relic or not) you'll get Void Traces. Void traces are used to increase the chances for the rare item in the relics.
C. Do the Nightwave challenges. Nightwave at specific points in the faction rep gives you a resource called Cred. These are important as Nightwave is the ONLY vendor of Orokin Catalysts (weapons) and Orokin Reactors (Frames) which are a one time use on items to DOUBLE their mod capacity. You can get these two items from other sources, but not nearly as consistent as Nightwave.
D. Get to Mars and join a Syndicate. Doesn't super matter which one as with some work you can flip flop, but do choose three that don't conflict to level up eventually. By pledging to one, you get rep with that and %50 with another just for doing missions. They are the easiest way to get bulk Void Relics as they sell them in 3 packs in exchange for rep.
F. Join/make a Clan. Joining is 100x easier BTW. Clans will have a Dojo which you can go to, the dojo will have labs, and you can get new weapons and some frames from the labs for cheap.
--- 1. If you make a clan, structures in the Dojo require 1 Forma (+resources) each to make. So if you haven't gotten into Void Relic farming, do so as it is the only consistent way to get Formas.
--- 2. Do note that all of the frames, weapons, and items require you to have resources to build the labs and then resources to research the items.
E. Rare/unique Resources.
--- 1. Orokin cells, everywhere but few if any spawn per mission
--- 2. Nueral Sensors, a drop only on Jupiter
--- 3. Argon, only in the void maps and disappears from your inventory at midnight(?) the day after you get it.
--- 4. Tellerium, Rare drop on Grineer sea lab tile sets.
--- 5. Deonite Injectors, blueprint from clans or from weekly events. (Grineer)
--- 6. Fieldron, blueprint from clans or from weekly events. (Corpus)
--- 7. Mutagen Mass, blueprint from clans or from weekly events. (Infested)
--- 8. Forma, blueprints are rewards from certain void relics.
I think those are the basics for advancing quickly with competency.
See you next time, Space Ninjas...
Destiny: Wide as an ocean, deep as a pond.
Warframe: Wide as an ocean, deeper than an ocean.
A tip if it still works: bullet jump breaks crates so you don't have to waste time smashing or shooting them. + you can bullet jump vertically with some practice.
Keep going through the star chart , level weapons and frames until mastery rank 4 and the get your hands on the Hek shotgun. Joining a clan and getting your hands on the warframe Wu Kong will also help you massively 👍
ive been playin for a few years and there are still things im learning, asking the public chat and using the wiki helps a lot, learning the modding elemental damage and the different setups for different enemy types helps, when you get to the clan part I really feel the game pick up for me
Good luck on the journey homie! If you need any advice or info, ive been playing the game for 8-9 years and have done ALMOST everything
As I read in a meme post. The character select is inverted. The sword guy is for gunplay and the gun guy is for melee play.
Warframe and destiny vet here. After master rank 2 you will be able to trade with players. With trading players can use Platinum to trade for items or items for items.
But as for what to look forward to, do your best to get some crowd control weapons and possibly spend some time in a Clans Dojo and use the obstacle course to further learn the platforming.
It starts to truly ramp up around Uranus and the quests in that portion of the star chart. Main goal should be to unlock all the planets, but its very much do what you want type game
Heads up. Once you beat vor. That “linear path” you were talking about goes out the window entirely. Everything is “off the beaten path” just play it like Mario clearing the level nodes on the maps until another quest shows up
19:00 idk if other people pointed that out, but you were in a squad with another player for some time already, and he opted for that mission
While you're in the liset(your own ship) you will see the profile icons of the squad in the top left corner
It's a good choice you chose volt,it's really hard to get him afterwards if you didn't pick him from the start
bro picked possibly one of the best times to join with the abundance of content and duviri stuff
Yeah that's what I heard. Having a blast so far. I honestly can't believe nobody recommended this game to me sooner.
Nice vid 👍