As for “meta”: If you haven’t run with someone using Silence with lots of range, then you don’t know how meta it is.
Six minutes is “pretty long”????
I like it, though it REALLY seems to me DE tweaked how enemies respond to Pull—making it less useful. But maybe I just haven’t spent a lot of time below enemies, pulling them off ledges before this game mode.
Jade Light eximus make Banshee relevant, and it’s glorious to jump in to one of the side spawn spots in the hall at the end as Banshee and wail away.
Think you replied to the wrong person. I don’t like or recommend Amcrest.
If I recall correctly, they straight up said that any program that supports their standard text presentation object will support rewrite.
How can anyone read any of this? The graphic is unreadable to me.
I’ve owned a bunch of Foscam cameras, a sub-brand owned by Amcrest.
Amcrest and its Foscam sub-brand seem very interested in getting access to your cameras, have less capable and less convenient software, and the cameras themselves seem less well built than Reolink.
I bought a half a dozen V1 Wyze cams, and at least two of them have failed. I won’t touch that brand again. I also would never have used Wyze at all except for the exploit that allowed custom firmware installation for real local access and control.
And probably four times the quality. If I could go back in time and choose Reolink for every camera I have, I would. In a heartbeat.
Don’t have much to say aside from “she’s excellent.”
I’m rarely one to say something in this game is “the best” but her Talons are the single strongest melee in the game.
On my account, Garuda also seems to have an odd, undocumented passive: She shows up as a circuit choice about 4 times as often as other frames. Which is great because the huge maps with great line of sight means her Seeking Talons can wipe huge chunks of the map with a leap in the air.
Thought I’d revisit this.
Sadly, no Suda Assault Teams. Instead, Gruzlings.
Lost Floppy Disks: Whatever the Hek it is Tagfer is hoping for in Albrecht’s lab.
Serial to VGA Connectors: Echo Voca.
Albrecht’s Pen: Endo.
CD-ROM Reader: Invocations and Canticles, particularly that one you don’t have yet.
Screen of Void: So, so many weird bugs. Today in the Alchemy Archimedia, I hosted and *I could not see ANY of the elemental pickups. If I happened to stand on one, I got the Pick Up action option, but I never saw them. Then there was a host migration at extraction, plus crazy frame rate drops for the whole squad.
Sadly, no CyberTool Cable Whip Skin.
We must wait until 1999 to discover why there is cat hair.
Avoiding discussion of politics is the privilege of those who benefit from oppression.
Mine? More cardboard. More wood chips.
Doing two things or more at once is great, as Halasham says.
But most importantly, if the grind isn’t fun, don’t do it. If it’s not fun the way you’re doing it, find another way to do it. Back before they moved Harrow Systems, I spent roughly thirty hours getting it to drop in Caracol defection. It wasn’t super fun, but I made it more fun by experimenting with every frame I had to see if that frame could do the job effectively.
So to answer your question: anything that’s fun is worth doing. Because every piece of gear is worth having, and if it’s fun to get, then why not?
I don’t especially have any insights, but with the rework, Inaros is going from “so boring and awkward to play that I never use him” to “always worth considering.”
The Daikyu/Nikana life steal combo makes him essentially immortal.
Maybe if you’re a deep Linux head, but the rabbit hole of “first do x, which requires y, which requires z, which requires….” Seemed infinitely deep for me, who has only a passing familiarity with Linux.
Again, I’m talking about Node Red on HA CORE.
The problem with Petrify is that it affects so few, and only manually. There’s just no scenario I can think of where Atlas would outperform Mag simply by having Mag bring more enemies faster into the range of a trio of Nekros, Hydroid, and Khora.
Don’t expect this to happen, but Cephalon Suda should have such a hard-on for Albrect’s lab that the Necralisk would be lousy with Synoid assault teams trying to figure out how to get in. If they DO get in, it will be our task to keep them from “investigating” the lab with Synoid Heliocors.
The labs look big, and there will be a lot to explore. Almost certainly, things to repair as well.
Instead of Encrypted Journal Fragments or Thousand Year Fish, we’ll have to find Lost Floppy Disks.
Instead of Corrupted Holokeys, we’ll have to find Serial to VGA Connectors.
Rather than hunting for Void Plumes, we must have Albrecht’s Nice Parker Pen. We only need one, but it has a 99.98% drop rate on Rotation C.
Dropping on Rotation C with a heartbreaking 0.02% chance: the Legendary CD-ROM Reader upgrade.
Failing a mission will result in the Blue Screen of Void. Available on all platforms!
Somehow it didn’t make the cut-off for the update, but I’m sure DE has a blade and whip skin featuring a Ethernet cable tied to a Swiss Army CyberTool.
And the great mystery of the update, to be revealed in Echos of Whispers: How the CPU fan is full of cat hair even though Kalimos is hairless.
We became the Void Orphans because we wanted an emphasis on fun, learning, and social interaction. We don’t recruit randomly, preferring to know that a new member will fit our vibe.
That vibe is friendly, helpful, social, and tolerant of all kinds of people who are also tolerant. (If you’re the sort of person who thinks it’s OK to use “That’s gay” pejoratively, move along. Racists can fuck right off. )We are an eclectic bunch of men and women from six+ different countries and don’t have time for racists or the intolerant. LGBTQBP welcome! Also, the clan Elder named his rail jack the Starry Plow and if you know what that refers to without looking it up, you’re definitely our kind of people.
While the core of the clan is MR21+ all the way to Legendary 3, we specifically seek lower MR players looking for some guidance and assistance in this massively complex game. We’re happy to point you on the right road to farming, getting frames, modding, whatever. And while there’s a definite culture of “oh hey, you like the [weird weapon] and I don’t, you want this riven for it?” we want you to achieve things on your own, with our help. And our focus is on fun, not being meta. You want to main Zephyr? Great, I do too. Let’s talk in clan chat :) In fact, you’ll probably annoy us if you exclusively are a Zoom & Boom meta player in clan squads.
We’re a Storm clan with about 60 members, and have no plans to ever exceed Storm size though we would ultimately like to be around 20 regularly active Orphans. We know that new games happen, and new content in other games, so we don’t have an inactivity kick policy.
Void Orphans has a fine dojo with a restrained aesthetic and convenient layout, 0% trade tax, a clan badge that’s clear, visible and fashion frame compatible, players who are active every day, and leadership by consensus. Our discord server is the place to discuss plans, to get a sense of how we do things, and to contribute your thoughts. There is no authoritarian nonsense, no edicts imposed from above, no mandated donations to the clan vault. Instead there’s a communal discussion of what short and long term goals to work toward and how to achieve them, and a “hey MR5, do you need a hand doing this week’s RailJack missions? I’ll host.” tradition.
A mic is not required, but would be very, very handy. I’ll even say preferred.
Sound like your kind of people? Message the poster, Mpeach45, here. I’ll get you a discord link to start, and let you know how to reach us in the Origin System. Please be 18+ and in some time zone where your play hours overlap at least a little with UTC +5 (US Eastern Time)
Covert Bond should be for stealth frames, right?
Yeah, don’t do that.
Covert Bond makes sentinels feel invincible and they go ham all the time it is active. This alerts enemies right in the middle of your stealth mission. Even putting Hush et al on the sentinel won’t help because sentinel weapons are too weak to kill in one shot.
I’ve used Mag probably a half a dozen times to unlock versions of this riven, and today, with 25 minutes of mission and about 8 Dargyns spawned, it did not work even once. Typically I get at least 75% success rate per time I get Magnetize around a flying pilot/ This time, every single pilot fell out of the magnetize bubble still screaming.
Didn’t notice this in any patch notes, but then I didn’t read it that closely.
Guess I’ll try the Tentacle Swarm trick, but that’s a LOT less common to be able to set up. On the plus side, the Hydroid rework suggests that once a pilot is in the tentacles, they WILL die off the ground. That was not a sure thing before.
A little extra fun during today’s sortie. Once 3 of us were at extraction, the hostage teleported there.
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Wrathful Advance’s teleport does not work reliably for going through lasers. Jupiter vaults fine, but Corpus ship lasers nope. This is just silly as he’s already not a great choice for spy missions.
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Recompense’s self damage can KILL Kullervo, but it DOES NOT trigger Hunter Adrenaline. Why? Kullervo loves to not have to run Zenurik, making Hunter Adrenaline a reasonable choice for him. In fact I run it on him even with it not being self-triggerable.
In news of other odd design choices, I’ve found that this “I’m a dagger guy” warframe actually works best with… A sword and shield combo. Move forward with the block combo, parrying and triggering Adaptation while taking no damage. Just make sure everything behind you is already dead—which isn’t too tricky given Kullervo’s huge damage output.
Anyone else disappointed recently with the quality of this fish?
It has fine texture, but the flavor just isn't great. Maybe frozen too long?
