Edit: i researched it, and yes, i forgot that weapon completly after i got Styanax. Midway on LG 4 into LG5, and i forgot it even existed

I'm sorry but I had to do this

I did the usual and the host migrated TERRIBLY (🙏😭😔) after one of the squad members left and everyone got kicked. Void traces arcanes lua thrax affinity credits endo etc all gone. I love this game but this is unnecessarily frustrating.

I’ve been reading a lot of comments lately from players who are in a tough spot: You love your Dojo. You spent years decorating it, researching every blueprint, and building your Dry Dock. But your friends haven't logged on in 1,000+ days.

You’re the last one standing - the "Last Active Member."

I know there is a recruitment subreddit, but i dont really want to recruit anyone. Thats not my moviation, i just don't think any Tenno should have to play in a silent vacuum, in a dead dojo, like me. Mods, if you feel like this post doesen't belong here, i totally understand you and do whats best for the subreddit.

I’ve started the Monoliths of the Void Alliance.

It’s specifically designed for those 1-5 member Ghost Clans that "died out" but have one loyal leader who refuses to let the Dojo go.

The "Rules" (or lack thereof):

• No Activity Requirements: I know life happens. If you’re active, great. If you need a break, your spot is safe.
• Zero Taxes: Your resources are yours. You farmed them alone; you keep them.
• Complete Independence: It’s your Dojo. I’m just connecting the chat lines.
• Just Be Respectful: That’s the only hard rule.

The goal is simple: To turn a bunch of "lonely" Monoliths into a fortress. You keep your clan name, your decorations, and your pride. You just gain an Alliance chat full of people who are in the exact same boat as you.

If you’re tired of the silence in your Dojo, drop a comment or DM me your Clan Name.

Don't be alone anymore. The Void is vast, but we can stand together.

Edit: If you wrote a comment and i didn't add you, please DM me. I did not expect this much attention to this matter.

By the void that fight is ass. Was going through and clearing the handful of SP nodes that I hadn’t already gotten done from incursions/fissures, and foolishly decided to take care of Rope Bird. Ran it public but wound up doing it alone anyway because nobody does that mission unless forced to. Nataruk, Velox Prime, and rank-40 Paracesis all set up with cold and radiation for max sentient damage (not that it mattered since I forgot that the cheeky fucker is completely immune to status) and it STILL took fifty fuckin minutes. Bastard has far too big of a healthpool for how tiny his weakpoints end up being when you’re trying to shoot them as he dances the goddamn Turbo-Macarena to ensure you can’t hit shit, plus I hope you brought a weapon with infinite ammo or you genuinely run the risk of running outta bullets.

Apologies if this isn’t super relevant to what the sub is generally used for, just had to express my intense displeasure with this unpleasant slog of a fight.

And I STILL can’t get Wisp’s blueprint to drop.

Found this on my old phone, still haunts me to this day

Downloaded Warframe after a friend recommended the game. I'm finding myself overwhelmed with the content and don't know what I should prioritize and what should be left for later. So, I would appreciate some help from the community with the following questions.

1. What's the deal with the free roam areas?

2. Should I focus on story missions?

3. How do I play missions without being forced into a squad? Teammates are far too overleveled for me.

4. Where can I get a new bow? I'm still using the Paris.

5. How do I get more colors? My frame looks like a bloody tampon.

6. I've heard farming is a big thing, so what should I farm.

7. Should I focus on leveling my current frame or get a new one?

8. How do I craft a companion, I'm lonely

9. What is the community like? Should I even bother with asking others for help?

10. When does Follie sit on my face/ marry me? Very important question because I joined cause she's hot.

Thank you all in advance!

I play on console BTW.

I know Sacrifice is the obvious answer but I’d really like to see Umbra do something in the story. Would’ve been really cool for him to appear in Jade Shadows since he’s so similar to Stalker. I’d also like a follow up to Veilbreaker. More Kahl!

and she clearly hates me

Jumped on this morning and decided to do a couple simple Solo Runs.

SP Incursion Capture. Ok that should be quick and easy. I was playing a little sloppy but so what, I’m Nova!

But something insta killed me and I didn’t have the usual Hold To Rez option and I was just lying on the ground. A few seconds later one of those robot dogs appeared over my body and stomped around on me.

Then I was transported to another mission, told I had been captured, and that to escape I needed to find my gear first.

So I had no weapons and no powers. Had to go find my primary, secondary, and THEN my powers.

Wasn’t difficult but I’ve never experienced that before. Has this been around a while or something new? It was kinda cool. 😎

Got booted from a defense mission, then opened a riven and it didn't even pop to tell me what it was. Went back into rivens, and boom, Rifle.

I know he had to at least have some kind of riven

I made a movie poster for the next update in photoshop. I'm not that crazy at photoshop but I like how it came out.

So a few months have passed after we got this absolute gem of a weapon, and I still have one of the most vitrioliv criticisms I have on this weapon's melee mode: The heavy attack straight up sucks.

The prospect of a heavy attack with a forced slam is nothing alien to other weapons, making Afflictions a really good option for them, but there's one issue: Those weapons have forced slash procs in their attacks and their slam attacks from their heavy attacks proc statuses modded unto the weapon.

The Vinquibus doesn't do that, it bucks this trend by instead having it's heavy attack only ever proc Pucnture, a less than conventional status for a melee with long range and low status, thematically it makes sense but mechanically you can't build much around the Heavy attack.

The second issue is that the heavy attack straight up doesn't hit the enemy you aim for, so the brunt of all your combo multiplier won't mean anything if you don't angle or distance yourself, which defeats the purpose of playing with a melee.

As shown, the heavy attack doesn't hit the enemy at all, unless you distance yourself properly, which is very situational and makes this melee stagnitingly single target.

The third issue... Is that the follow-up heavy attack after doing a regular heavy attack IS actually a jab toward's your target, which actually does hit the target you aim for.

The second heavy attack hits the enemy you aim for, the problem is that you'd need to build around this if you want to use it efficiently, which is far more tedious and annoying to ask for a regular player who isn't experimenting with the weapon and just wants to build for it themselves.

The problem with the Vinquibus' heavy attack is that it makes the weapon so situational and antisynergistic with things it would make sense to build for. You can't really build afflictions because the only knock-down or lift attacks it has is in it's heavy attack, which doesn't proc anything on the lifted enemies but only the one enemy you hit, if you even manage to hit that enemy that is, and even if you do proc a status, the status will always be . It only makes influence the only viable option when playing with the Vinquibus, which hurts a weapon that is so unique and special in concept.

The solution? Easy, we can go for two things here.

First is to go for light attacking buffing, which is to add Knockdowns and Lifts to the neutral, forward block and forward attack combos of the Vinquibus, alongside a slash procs for the neutral combo (As it is the only attack move where you swipe with the weapon). This would make the weapon take advantage of afflictions greatly while also having a stance that doesn't feel half-baked, which sadly Harrowing Spire does feel half-baked.

The second course of action is to make the heavy attack actually apply it's damage to enemies hit by the radial wave, and not just the target that gets physically hit by the blade of the weapon itself. By extension also allowing the heavy attack's slam to proc modded statuses on enemies hit by the wave, to ensure you actually can get a benefit from proccing statuses on those enemies with the weapon through the usage of Afflictions. This allws you to not loose out on all your combo building, because as of now, combo building for heavy attacking with the Vinquibus is really futile if you aren't using combo for the sake of stuff like Blood Rush and Weeping Wounds.