Get it, nerds.
Elaborate?
It's a F2P so I'm assuming there are microtransations obviously...what it consist of? I also heard it gets REALLY repetitive due to the farming and it's generally the same thing after a while.
The 'frame I chose, Loki, is focused on stealth and generally being a douchehead to people since he can turn invisible (for 6 seconds, keep your dicks in), and teleport (target restrictions, again, keep your flies zipped). And a couple other things that really aren't as cool to listen to. The most squishy 'frame in the entire game, you'll spend most of your solo missions backtracking with 30 people hot on your heels shooting until the cows come home.Be aware that you do guaranteed crit melee damage while cloaked, so if you have a modded out melee weapon you can slaughter entire rooms full of people while invisible.
"Heads up Grineers headed your way"There are two other factions; you just don't run into them until after you have cleared the first system.
I'm pretty much done with this game after about three hours. Nothing else is coming my way besides Grineers and I'm assuming there's more of them two rooms over after I clear this one, I don't need to be reminded every ~5 minutes. I fought something else at one point but a couple rooms later it was Grineers again anyway.
The game isn't bad but it's thrown little variation at me in those three hours and although I don't mind figuring things out myself don't force me to "learn" how to play a third-person action game then not explain mechanics that make your game unique.
I found decoy to work just as well as cloak for half the energy coast, so far without fail the enemy has turned and shot at the decoy over me.
"Heads up Grineers headed your way"
I'm pretty much done with this game after about three hours. Nothing else is coming my way besides Grineers and I'm assuming there's more of them two rooms over after I clear this one, I don't need to be reminded every ~5 minutes. I fought something else at one point but a couple rooms later it was Grineers again anyway.
The game isn't bad but it's thrown little variation at me in those three hours and although I don't mind figuring things out myself don't force me to "learn" how to play a third-person action game then not explain mechanics that make your game unique.
I think 3-4 hours is giving it enough of a chance and there doesn't seem to be a way of doing it wrong. The only appeal to the game would be the aesthetic and playing it with friends, the in-game mechanics are pretty sound too.
The aesthetic doesn't really draw me in because as much as I love ninjas (in space no less) and enemy alien space-marine/robot/zombies, it doesn't have the ultimate draw it did when I was a teenager. I'm running through the same corridors, vents, control rooms, and mining rooms in different levels and when I played the game this morning again to try it out I ran from one room, through a vent, and into a room that was the same exact room I just came from.
Playing with friends is kind of a moot point too. I had fun back in the day playing and watching single player games be played with friends, the more the merrier.
Min-maxing also isn't something that seems like much of a meta-game here. You don't have attribute stats except health and shields which raise over time from leveling your frame and things like damage, skill modifiers, ammo capacity, extra shields and health are random drops you're going to get over the course of normal play; why wouldn't I fuse the ones I don't use into the ones I would?
I haven't found any gripes with the shooting mechanics and the melee is alright if not a little dodgy from time to time but I guess my mileage for this one just varied.
edit: Seriously, those god damn ancients are overpowered. I can't focus-fire on their damned limbs as I've been told while 4 of them are charging at me. Let alone defend the cryo-pod.Soloing defense missions beyond the first 5-10 waves isn't really something I can recommend, no matter your weapon.
Solo is almost impossible with a rifle :mrgreen:
I think I am done with the game.
They'll nerf everything to uselessness, sooner or later..
Yet you still play cRPG. :D
Seems like a real kick in the balls to have these rare keys and then have the possibility of certain rewards that are completely useless to certain players. If I can't ever get Frost Prime, at least don't tease me with all of the BPs for his parts, geez.
Sure, guys, just hit me up on steam, I'm the zagibu dude with the Witcher logo avatar.hey man , i think i would be in too , was kinda hoping that there is some bigger clan of crpg folks xD but small is fine too and i think you are really cool guys ;P anways , gonna hit ya on steam later :P
The outrage is pretty big in the forums, some dudes claim to have done 100 runs (they bought key packs), and have found 3-4 Forma only and no Latron Prime receiver or Reaper blade.
Let's start a c-RPG base clan/dojo. I'm not sure what else there will really be left to do once I've completed the missions anyway.
Okay, so some news.
Firstly, Void Keys can be gotten anywhere. I've gotten 2 from the 2nd mission of the game, M Prime. Secondly, it's been confirmed that the main Frost Prime BP can be acquired from Tier 3 Void missions, so hold onto any Frost Prime part BPs you may have acquired from Tier 2 Void missions. Thirdly, I cannot, for the life of me, get my hands on any forma. FML.
I play everyday, but they are releasing content faster than I could finish them off.
I only have about 5 or 6 primary weapons left in the game to level at the moment for an example. :mrgreen: