So, a friend of mine and I just went two for two on frustrating experiences:

SP Interception is just frustrating for the two of us. We struggle to clear all the gits from the capture points between their high health and constantly streaming in. In general we can each take and hold a point then potentially hold a third long enough to gain the lead. However, the Acolyte then spawns in and annoys us long enough to lose the lead, mostly through trolling with their abilities.

I have a Kuva Lich and my friend has a Sister of Parvos as our On Call Crewmen but neither of us have put any work into optimizing them, they're both just more-or-less the first thing we spared rather than killed. I also summon Kahl and his support units while my friend calls Ancient Healers (they prefer a different Air Support).

I know my Lich isn't optimal, it uses one of the less impressive Kuva variant guns, the Quartakk, and only has one power that's noticeably helpful: their version of Hollowed Ground. Their SoP Crewman is similarly unimpressive but I don't recall the specifics. Both of us need better help. So, what should we be looking for in terms of the best support for SP missions?

Just killed my current Lich and got the Kuva Nukor, and now I'm wondering how it will compare to the Tenet Cycron for Priming. This is their comparison on the equip screen:

Anyone have experience with both weapons? Which would you say is generally better for the job? Of note: I don't do collision overload and rarely melee in general.

Just finished the Steel Path and got all the Bobbles!

Arranged them as an homage to the pre-Orbiter mission select screen. The Deimos bobble isn't clearly visible but it's there between Mars and Phobos. The Zariman Bobble is unfortunately out of frame on my Pedestal Prime.

Am I lucky for once in my life or is Dante a really eazy grind? I just got half of Dante and ~130 pity points in one run then finished off the pps on a single C rotation. So with less than an hour of work I've got the new frame under construction.

Experiencing some oddness, testing if I can post.

Found two of these while hunting Voca. Got some loot radar going on so I know there's something beyond it, at least one Voca as the other was next to a window, but I don't 'get' the mechanism for these doors yet.

Just recalled a fond memory from when I first started playing and figured I'd share and see if anyone has similar experiences.

This was way back in, if I'm remembering correctly, the single digit updates... I think six but I'm not sure. At least for me and a few friends at the time Ancient Infested were scary, actually required specific focusing down and a little cheesing of the not-so-great AI they had back then. A lot of bosses were like the Sargent, just bigger/tougher versions of normal enemies. Death came frequently enough that teamwork was important and builds like an ultra-slow but functionally indestructible Rhino were assets to the team rather than an unwanted holdup.

But back then even the most indestructible of builds with the best of weapons were out matched by one adversary: The Stalker. He didn't have his now iconic weapons back then, no he used a Braton and Cernos but he used them well and had some protection against powers being used against him. I recall him causing mission failure on so many missions... then just about when I was going to conclude he's unkillable he spawns in while I'm solo trudging in my maximum tank Rhino build. He's killed it before but it was my main and I was never really one to just give up. He's running circles around me as he was able to to... at least in part 'cause my run speed was slower than Excalibur's walk. But I manage to get out from whatever power-suppression he had back then I go for a Charge... and miss but it got me enough distance to have just a sliver of breathing space and with that I try again, probably last time before my powers are gone again. Hit. Not just a hit but he disappears...

I didn't think he was beaten but it wasn't like The Stalker to let up on the attack... I trudge on continuing the mission. I complete the objective... no second round, no ambush. I'm getting a little anxious as I keep on trudging toward the exit. I reach it... and the normal mission complete plays and I'm bounced back to mission select. I won. I could hardly believe it but I won. Unfortunately I didn't get anything special though as this was before you were guaranteed the sigil for the first kill.

Just made this achievement, every Way-Bound talent is unbound and my main Focus School is maxed out. The Drifter/Operator actually feels quite powerful with all or even most of it and a good amp.

Hello everyone, So saw that Baro is back as he is every weekend and went to check out what he's got. Saw a few things and traded in some prime junk... amongst my haul of void goodies was a Pedestal Prime. It was only after I'd got it back to my Orbiter and found a few decent looking spots for it that I realized something: I don't have anything glorious enough to display on a prime Pedestal.

So, to end the "... and this is where I'd put a trophy IF I HAD ONE!" situation I'm now in what are some things impressive enough to not tarnish the impressiveness of my new pedestal?

Hey... really been enjoying Kullervo but I'm experiencing some weirdness. I get frustrating, likely bugged, behavior when using his first ability.

If I'm wielding a machete, more specifically the Prova (haven't tested with others), I'm stuck in and endless melee cycle. If I'm using a glave, more specifically the Cerata (same as above), I'm stuck in place facing the ground.

Using a hammer or sword & board I seem to be fine to use the power.

Hello everyone, Was just looking up a farm and the thought occurred to me that while I understand how to follow semi-technical tutorials and have a basic understanding of how most/all redstone blocks work I don't know very much about building the machinery or circuits myself from scratch.

I've built a 3x3 piston door from a mix of scratch & memory (seen it done in videos many times prior to trying myself but wasn't intentionally copying any specific circuitry) and could intuit how to make a basic auto-smelter & auto-composters without having to look them up.

But I only have a vauge understanding that there are such things as quasiconnectivity and T Flip Flops. So, anyone have good resources for learning to do the engineering rather than Ikea-ing builds?

Was just doing some Railjack -> Necramech missions with a buddy and the thought occurred to me that I'm using the simply most brutally effective Heavy Weapon in spite of my approach to Warframe shifting toward doing what's fun. So what Heavy Weapons do you use and why?

Further how do you mod them... though we don't exactly have the wealth of variety for Archgun mods as we do most other weapons.