I think I need to progress more before I start making videos on warframe, do you agree? As someone who is fresh into the game, I'm still figuring out the game and what the community wants to see. Let me know!
There are some things that seem timelimited with a count down running next to the mission name or what ever. Don't feel fomo because of that, basically everything circles back around. You can get hard carried if you play with randoms, that's nice when you try to farm something specific and you know you'll be running the same mission 20 times, but usually it's best to get a feel for different mission types and new tile sets solo. And about the tutorial lenght: There's a quest you eventually come across just playing the game and going through the planets that basically starts the real storyline of Warframe and some players get to it 50h in, some 200h (could be even faster or slower), but completion of it and the reveals it brings are considered the end of the "tutorial phase" of the game.
@@BradleyTheBradster The tutorial thing is *mostly* a joke, but its also kinda true, youll be learning stuff for a long time to come. You can start making videos whenever you want but its pretty important that you record yourself playing quests since alot of players love watching other people play them for the first time. Youll get access to a really big quest on Uranus, and starting from there, the story really kicks off.
Welcome to the Warframe commutiny. Here we all love seeing new players document their journey with the game 💗also best ways to make videos about warframe as a new player is just recording the story quest and you reaction. especially starting from the quest called NATAH and forward.
(Spoiler free) Once you get to Uranus and start knocking out story quests the game starts to open a lot. Going threw the planets is mostly teaching you about the different enemy types. Dojo are hubs for clans/guilds. Making one with friends is fun but joining one is fine. Dojo's give you access to more warframes, weapons, and gear for you gear wheel. Most of your power comes from your mods. Mods like Serration, Hornet Strike and Pressure Point are your base dmg mods. Putting on element mods like heat dmg is really good too. Once you play a bit more you'll have mods that can really change you warframes and weapons. Most randoms have done early missions hundreds if not thousands of times. If you want some challenge going solo is the best way to do it. On earth there's a marker called "Cetus" that's the hub for the "Plains of Eidolon" earths open world area. Once you've been there talking to the Npcs will tell you everything you need and the rest you'll learn by looking around out in the open world.
Man I need you to take me through the game haha. I've tried so many times to get into Warframe. I've even bought stuff to show my appreciation to the Devs. It's fun but I just can't keep up with the community and haven't done enough hours to unlock the actual story. It's painful for new players. I want to love it but the "tutorial" is too big. The power creep has been going for over 10 years and it's not built with new players in mind. I guess I just need to find someone who can explain things a bit and go through a bit of build craft.
I think that the best course of action for videos on Warframe is to just record doing the quests with your reaction to them and maybe also a "oh look at what I learned about X" type of things. Like other people have said TAKE YOUR TIME; just mess around, have fun, learn the mechanics, and what not. If you rush too much you'll get to the end game stuff and not know how to mod(I mean you could just learn how to then, but eh) witch means you'll get curbed stomped. Like you said Warframe is easy to pick up and put down; just do that until you make it to the really and I mean REALLY good stuff.
I do lowkey love the 11:15 speech about you not being bad but them being good, and having footage of you completely missing the objective, but seemingly 2/3 of ur teammates doing the same thing. mfw we're all bad together
Someone told me watching new Tenno take their formative steps into the game is the true endgame, even over fashionframe. I think I’m beginning to agree.
You can actually change your matchmaking to solo if you don't want to get matched with a squad that will carry you, it's an icon right next to your player profile. Also about the whole tutorial mindset... Warframe players like to exaggerate how much of the game is actually the "tutorial" but the truth is just that the game is so content rich after 11 years of updates that a bunch of content only becomes available after you reach certain quests so that you aren't completely overwhelmed. It's just something of a meme that players like to keep playing up how long the "tutorial" is.
honestly as a new player, the biggest piece of advice i can give to you is to play in solo mode, a lot of confusing and weird stuff happens if you play in public because randoms will skip cutscenes for the story then you wont know whats happening a lot of the time, I'd also recommend just looking in the quest part of the codex and progressing with the story because theres a ton of content in them and good story telling, you'll also then have access to the whole game as well
Great progress! You were among the last tennos who experienced Duviri this early in their journey. Its quest got moved to much later in the game, yesterday, to a point where players can make sense of it. The early game has you doing the quests available and try out and level up many weapons to increase your mastery rank, while you work your way up the star chart. I recommend clearing all the nodes on some planets, so that you can play the Nightmare missions on them and get some of their rewards. The "200h" tutorial isn't really what it sounds like. Once you reach Uranus (which, if you're doing thing slowly, can take a few weeks), you get access to a quest that will introduce a whole new mechanic to the game. You then later get access to another quest that expands on this mechanic (The War Within), etc. The game has been designed over time to drip-feed its playerbase with new mechanics, new content, that is initially completely hidden. I much prefer this to a game saying "okay, you did the necessary quests, here's all the rest of the stuff that the game has to offer". One big quest that you will hear about is The New War. It's the apogee of the main questline, and it gatekeeps a lot of the content. It can be frustrating to work towards it, but it's worth it. And Digital Extremes is currently adding content that's only accessible after beating The New War, with Warframe 1999, that will once again introduce a completely new mechanic. So I'm happy that we get to enjoy new quests and new content every now and then.
3:11 at the dojo if you open your menu you can go to each of the labs and buy a bunch of blueprints for warframes, weapons, archwings, companions, and other important items
Keep the warframe vids coming. Long time player here and oh how i wish i could experience it for the first time now a days. Love seeing the "where the heck is this?" And "how do i get this?" That we all experienced lol
The tutorial thing is a tongue-in-cheek meme within the community. If you're familiar with certain types of games you'll understand it once you finish the Second Dream.
In my opinion I recommend you play the missions/gamemodes you haven't experienced yet by yourself solo, otherwise you're likely to get carried by some who knows what they doing and you yourself will not know what's going on. _(Especially in open world missions)_ Only care about systems that are relevant to you, and are interested in, otherwise you can just ignore them unless you need them. Also you and your teammates watch the same cutscenes, so if one of you skips it, then it gets skipped for everyone else _(That's part of the reason why you should run missions solo as a newbie too lol)_ Lastly, don't underestimate Region Chat ingame for help, they'll probably direct you to Q&A chat but they're likely to help directly. Anyways it's nice having you here man, welcome! PS. By MR 8 you can keep up if you play right with the right equipment.
Fyi the Dojo is basically just the hub area for clans, you'll probably need to join one sooner or later but it's not entirely needed. Just a few guns, items and some warframes that you can get there
Hello! Welcome to the community! just a few heads up as for the "tutorial" is only until you may unlock all the planets, I'm glad you're having fun with the game!
I would suggest go solo, run a few quest until you get a feel of it. Probably do it until MR5 or MR8 or until you get the hang of it. Discovering, learning and discussing stuff in the game is where I enjoyed the most, don't let people steal that from you. Keep it up and I hope you enjoyed as much as I did.
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Welcome to the Warframe community!! - Fun fact: Warframe has ana amazing lore, and sadly you can only experience things for the first time once, so Warframe veterans love to see people experience the game for the first time. So if you do decide to stream you journey through the quests, I'll be there watching, and I bet many other will too!! Cheers!
I appreciate that! I’ll stream this game for sure! I actually recorded my play through of a quest tonight that I’ll upload tomorrow! The “Deimos” quest
also the tutorial being 200 hours long is kind of a joke in the community.... the game simply has quite a bit of content befor it starts to involve you in the "main story" of the game... and you can select to turn off online multiplayer for the missions. that way you can play in your own pace
i came to this game because people in the last descendant would talk about how much better the mod system is, so i went to check out warframe. needless to say i love this game and uninstalled the last descendant lol.
When they say "Tutorial", it's not really a tutorial. It just feels like it because of how easy the game is. I won't spoil anything, but if you reach a certain quest, you will know why people call this part a "Tutorial", it will instantly click. It took me 50 hours to reach that quest, and 100 hours to reach the next one that really made me feel like I'm no longer a beginner. FOMO in this game is non existent, I've only been playing for months and I'm caught up to everything a 10 year player has, because everything is easily accessible, and since mods are the main source of power, you can have an Excalibur which most people would call a beginner warframe and it will perform as good as the latest and newest warframe by just having the proper mods fully upgraded and will shred the toughest of opponents the game has to offer. As for what the community wants to see on your warframe video? We want to see every step you make along the way and we'll be there to support a baby tenno the entire journey until you can say that you're ready to be the one to support other newer tenno. The PVP in this game is basically non existent. There is no competition among players except probably who is dealing the bigger damage numbers or who killed more. Because of the lack of competitiveness among players, the only thing we want is for everyone playing to have fun and enjoy the game the best way possible. You started warframe at a very opportune time because the Glaive Prime was just "unvaulted" and is currently available to farm. It is hailed as the strongest melee weapon in the entire game and the last time it was available was back in 2021.
Thank you for your insight! Would you mind breaking down the video part a little? As a new player, it’s confusing on which quests viewers want to see and don’t want to see. Some “quests” I do are very point A to point B then mission complete cutscene.
@@BradleyTheBradster When you get to Neptune, you will get a certain quests with a lot of dialog from Lotus and a new character that will be introduced there. That's when the start of the story quests of warframe begins, and the lore deepens. That's probably a good place to start documenting your journey on this game.
Earned a new sub from me. I'm glad to see more new tenno coming into the game, and showcasing their journey thus far. I do agree, this game can be confusing for new players, hell the warframe 1999 update might take that confusion to a new level (although I think that quest/update will require players to complete the story up to the Whispers In The Walls Quest) Anyway, keep on pushing through. as other have said, once you get to Uranus, the game will open up a lot more. Steel Path? worry about that later. Happy Hunting
As a fellow southerner repeat after me. EYE-DOH-LON. I agree it can be confusing for newer players. Though I will say not wanting to look things up are not advisable. There are hidden mechanics, explanations of different damage types and modding. The wiki is your Bible, the codex your player guide and UA-cam companion app. Also don't worry about trying to rush through. There's no need. People don't mind helping newer players. Also weapons and mods matter..not level
I've always fell in love with games with lots of content and things to discover while also being really confusing at first. Once I figure things out, it feels like I'm in a club that made me earn my entry...and it feels good that sticking with it paid off. Warframe is that way.
I really recomend you play some missions solo for a while so that you can begin to understand what youre doing. In the gameplay im seeing alot of times other players are joining and completing the mission without your input at all, which feels pretty bad alot of the time. Or to play with the help of a friend so that they know not to rush the mission, basically having them there as support to your playing experience.
I think that you’re definitely on the right track. Taking it slow, learning and getting used to the mechanics, exploring and learning to appreciate Warframe for what it is. You actually don’t necessarily need much to catch up with friends. All you need are good warframe and weapon mods, and you’re all set. You could play through it all with umbra for example, and you’re good. After that, once you complete the star chart you just do whatever you want. And that’s technically end game at its base. But at that point you’re barely scratching the surface of what the game has to offer. You can become part of the community and experience all the awesome stuff like railjack, duviri, the lore, the open worlds, weapon and warframe builds, etc etc. I saw another video and it’s the complete opposite of this one. This other guy rushed through everything, completely spoiled everything for himself. And now he complains that nothing makes sense, and that it’s stupid, when he hasn’t taken the time to learn the mechanics of the game. He hasn’t learned how mods or arcanes or status effects work. Or how and why the story intertwines. He’s just completely ruined the experience for himself. And he also wants the game to be something it’s not. It’s as though he had come in with a bunch of expectations, and now he’s disappointed that warframe isn’t just your generic looter shooter, or rpg. Warframe is it’s own thing but he can’t see that, because he ruined it, and that’s kind of sad. But he’s brought it upon himself. And I will say that at first the game is fairly confusing of course, that’s a given. But this guy made it 300x worse by rushing through it instead of taking a minute here and there, to actually figure things out.
Bro, as someone said here... The lore of Warframe reeeally kicks in at Uranus. Please record your reaction in this planet... A lot of your questions will be answered... And some others will appear hehe, but for me, at this planet the story of Warframe got me and turned me a fan of the game. Also... Pay attention to the voice chat/ transmissions in your ship and in the missions... Some dialogues are so intriguing that there's reddit discussions about it hahaha I also recommend doing the Codex side quests, it reeeally explains the world, the factions, the characters (Some are really remarkable) why some chars hate or like others in the factions... So, when you get to the end of the solar system, all the dots starts to connect. Another thing, I suggest you to play solo once because if you play co-op some people very strong will join to farm materials of that map, so they will finish asap whit an overkill build haha.
@Bradley Actually "200hr to complete Tutorial" is a local meme)) This only applies to story quests. And it doesn't depend on the power of the Warframes as you thought. DE improved new player experience and removed the time and rank wall for completing quests so technically you can complete it all in a day. So just play for fun and move on to Uranus. That's where the story begins.
dont worry im 230 hours into the game and i still dont know where to find fish oil(yes i dont have the archwing launcher yet and have completed the new war)
It's really easy to get confused with what is going on and what your goals should be. Eventually the crafting loop will kick in, and you will start setting your own goals. A good baby step is to focus on getting your second Warframe. There are four blueprints you need to craft the Rhino Warframe. If you fight The Jackal (boss on Venus) over and over again, you will get Rhino's blueprints. Each time you fight Jackal, it is guaranteed to drop one Rhino blueprint out of the pool of four. After you get the blueprints, explore the starchart to get the materials you need to craft the Rhino parts. The main material that will initially slow you down is farming "Plastids". You can get that resource from Phobos missions.
Subscribed for your future Warframe content, have fun with the game. It takes time as someone with 2500 hours currently, some things are easy, some get more time to get your head around. But everything is worth it. Everything in the game can be acquired for free(except some cosmetics tennogen), platinum(the premium currency) can be earned by trading prime stuff/mods etc for plat from other players that don't have the time to farm them. Also it is natural to get breaks i have been on 3-6-12 month breaks from the game but i always come back. As for getting carried, don't worry about it, this is the cycle: they carry you, later you will carry the new players.
Welcome Tenno! Usually I'd give a ton of tipps on what to focus on. But you said you want none, so enjoy your stay. Will you stream doing the major quests? :)also, the 200 hours of tutorial only counts for players going in solo. But if you're properly mentored its a lot faster.
The tutorial everyone is talking about is less literal and more an introduction to different systems or different modes you can play. I do encourage watching a few youtube videos from time to time, you can not only learn new ways to mod, but also helps give you goals toward new and cooler things.
Welcome! If you think it's confusing now, you have a very fun awakening in store for you! Don't be afraid to ask for some help btw. We will all be happy to assist!
Hey bro just sayin you randomly came across my home page. Meaning they pushin your content. I haven’t “subscribed” to someone in years. Simply just grew up and don’t really care to. But damn dude I gotta sub now cause Ik you are going places. Lock in now brother!
Welcome to warframe, highly recommend you do some bounties for Aya for Glaive prime. top tier melee weapon, if you dont know what im referring to sure theres a video on it
That’s a good plan. The only thing I recommend is to look at that quest board. Use it as a light compass. Don’t focus on it but still at least keep an eye on it
Welcome to Warframe Tenno!, the game can be a bit overwhelming at first, there are several systems that you have to face, my recommendation is take the start chart as a guide, go through the nodes of each planet, it is best that you do not stream your first games so you can explore each system at your own pace, sometimes the chat in its rush to want to help you can be more confusing. Play at your own pace and if you have any questions do not hesitate to ask in the game chat, there are many Tennos happy to help and who can join your game if you need it. for your warframe yourney on Stream i recoment to stream the story quest those are usually not as comples and awesome and us older Tennos love to share this story moments with the new playes. the "Main Story" of Warfame begins with NATHAH quest in Uranus nodes. but don't rush to it, enyoy!!!
I thought the first time you do duviri you go solo on a story mission. But you being hard carried while being clueless is what Warframe is allbout in the end haha
The good news is warframe doesn't get any less confusing, it just finds new ways to confuse you. It used to be way less clear about where to get resources. So the wiki and the in game codex are basically things you need to check every now and then.
cross platform save is actually a very new feature. it's been asked for by the community for years and they finally made it happen like last year or early this year i think?
Welcome to the Warframe experience! If you think things are weird now then wait until you see the damage formula. Play at your own pace and just enjoy the ride
Heyo, i recommend doing stuff Solo first, to get what actually is going on. You can do that at the top right, where your squad members are listed aswell. First time going into a mission is definitely always an experience, IMO they should just put you on Solo initially cuz others, like in duviri skipping stuff. Yeh. Or go in with people you actually know n´stuff. That helps aswell. The strongsuit of warframe is it´s community and creativity, weakness is giving any sort of good Tutorial. They really need to just Cut off Requirments for certain activities, like there are a lot of new late-game tilesets, and update old/add new content, cuz places like Mercury, Mars, etc have no cinematic quest to guide you like they got at the end of the tutorial, or when you first start the game. Also; Duviri is a great way to try new frames, and do the circuit to get new frames. Still takes a long ass time to craft, but you can unlock stuff that is locked behind... honestly atleast till you got 50 hours ingame. that was a system that was needed, and they implemented perfectly.
Another young Tenno on his way to discover the world of Warframe and what it has to offer. You need at least 60 hours ingame before the Warframe starts to open up and get the grand scope of things that the game offers. True Warframe journey begins at the Second Dream quest. Take your time to get there and you will appreciate the game even more.
the 200 hours tutorial its mostly a joke because there is a new game+ after you complete the starcharts (you completed all misions on the planets) and there is "where the real game begins", but you can take the game at your own pace and just, enjoy killing grinneers and corpus
Also when some people says the tutorial ends after 200hs is an exageration hahah tbh you can say the tutorial ends when you arrive to Uranus to the Natah Story quest, is an estimate of 50 hours or so.
You will spend a lot of time learning. I have over 700 hours, and I'm still learning new things. Every new planet will give you something new to play with and learn. You're in for a great fun game with tons of things to learn and enjoy
the only reason people say the tutorial is like 200 hours, is because usually if you take your time with it, that's how long it would take to finish the main story
Take your time and enjoy the journey. Part of the journey of Warframe is learning and figuring it out, and nothing is more freshing than when you do figure it out. Many games overdo holding player hands. Warframe doesn't coddle (which is often a double edged sword cause like thos video shows, you don't know wtf is going on at times). But 3 things will happen during your journey that you'll never forget: 1. You find 'YOUR' frame At some point you'll unlock or get a Warframe that just connects to you. That will be your go to, your brother in arms, an extension of who you are as a player. And that feeling is something else. 2. The Story will surprise/move/motivate you 3. Everything will click This is probably the most rewarding thing. But at some point everything will align and you'll be like: 'I get it.' Then, nothing will stop you. You'll legitimately 'feel' like an experienced Veteran. You may not have the rank or weapons or fashion of one but you'll move, think, and act like one. Aka: The Spirit That said the community is supportive and if you ask, most High Mastery Rank players will gladly help you/try to explain or teach you some tricks of the trade. I know you said you plan to learn/overcome challenges for yourself. But like I do for my irl friends. My wealth of knowledge (Legendary 2) is always open to your questions. I make it a point to help new players in game when asked/needed. So if you need an ingame friend I'm there. The tutorial is *NOT* 200hrs long. But it can *feel* that way because the Mod system is VERY in-depth. That said, I recommend playing solo until you reach a mission where you need help. That way, you can learn the systems, learn the missions, at your own pace. When I started (years ago) I only used Public MM for Defense and Interception missions. Eventually it only was for Interception, now.... I only use Public for the top endgame activity (which I won't name to avoid confusing you/spoiling stuff). That said, once again. Take your time and ask questions when you get stumped/lost/confused or heaven forbid....STUCK. Bugs, glitches, or you accidentally get stuck in a content loop (I had a coworker get stuck in Duviri but I was able to bail him out.) Don't hesitate to call for help.
For the thing of having to catch up to ur friends, I agree with to some level. I have a handfull of friends who have done almost everything there is to do, and to actually catch up to them in that aspect of owning things, itll take years, but if you want to get to the same point in the story as ur friends that is way easier and only took me a month or so (granted i had already progressed some before that but yeah)
One of the biggest tips, is to utilize your Warframe Abilities. More often than not, they will be the difference between life and death. Any Quest mission you have active, can only be run Solo. As a way to train you and show you the different types of enemies, armor/shield/overguard they may have and how to deal with them. The game will virtually never tell you what you need to do on many missions, it's more of a "hey, you're here, now go do this thing you've never done before". Once you get new weapons or Frames you want to try out, be sure to start their research in the Foundry asap, each frame has 3 components (Neuroptics, Systems and Chassis), which require there own set of components; all of which take 12hrs each, to build, and the Warframe itself has a timer of 3 days (72hrs) to build. Welcome to Grindframe, may your sanity stay mildly intact while you're here.
When people say the tutorial is 200 hours long, think of it in portal terms, where the tutorial is sort of the game itself as everything builds on top of everything you saw before, and once you hit those core cinematic quests everything will click in place. Also maybe at the lower levels playing on open lobbies with random people can feel jarring because it's a grind looter game where everything can reasonably be obtained for free so people can and will go fast more often than not.
IDK what that tutorial being 200 hours guy was talking about but the real "tutorial" is "Vor's Prize" the quest. Old players can taxi new players to any real planet. The only thing newbies are locked out of is stuff and locations unlocked by story quests.
And by tutorial he meant that you learn something new everyday on warframe. Doesn't matter if you have 1 hour or 5k hours in warframe, there's always something new to learn
Yeah, the 200 hr thing is a meme, but it's got enough complexity that it seems like it takes that time before you feel like you "get it". Mainly from the quests around Uranus and Neptune that we have an unspoken rule to not spoil like santa for the kids where we joke the tutorial ends. Nothing wrong with putting it in solo mode if you wanna take in the sights and understand a gamemodes without being carried, or get viewers to help. People generally don't have a problem going full support mode and just giving buffs not shooting anything if you ask. When all else fails the objective is top left and/or the NPC told you what to do. Make sure to have game music on when doing quests. And yes WF is great for a yapping stream when there isn't much plot happening, and on the flip side when there is story makes for some great reaction content that vets are addicted to seeing more of. (And the algorithm knows this apparently lol)
I keep seeing people say they want to see reaction content to the story. Will it be clear to me when I’ll be doing missions that are tied to the story? I wouldn’t want to miss that
@@BradleyTheBradster generally quests that are either unlocked or required by a planet junction are you main story ones. Once you get to Sedna it'll be trickier to tell, but at that point even the side quests can be worth a reaction.
You are right about the bad things. You know how there is a thing called hostile architecture? Well this game has "hostile multiplayer sistems", it just doesnt want you to find friends in this game.
Welcome to warframe, you can set the game to solo so you have time to learn each mission without being rushed though it. While the tutoral is 200ish hours you dont need to have the tutoral complete to have your friends play with you and if you think you are holding them back for having them play with you, your not, every place drops something useful.
I only have a couple hundred hours in the game at mr16. I dont have the necro so I can't do anything people really like yet. But what I have played so far is great and rewarding when you learn and grow. Took a while though. Good luck man
I think I need to progress more before I start making videos on warframe, do you agree? As someone who is fresh into the game, I'm still figuring out the game and what the community wants to see. Let me know!
Just play at your own pace and have fun brother! Also try to not spoil yourself, the story is pretty good!
I'll do that! I really enjoy the game so far and i'm looking to upload more videos on it in the future!
There are some things that seem timelimited with a count down running next to the mission name or what ever. Don't feel fomo because of that, basically everything circles back around.
You can get hard carried if you play with randoms, that's nice when you try to farm something specific and you know you'll be running the same mission 20 times, but usually it's best to get a feel for different mission types and new tile sets solo.
And about the tutorial lenght: There's a quest you eventually come across just playing the game and going through the planets that basically starts the real storyline of Warframe and some players get to it 50h in, some 200h (could be even faster or slower), but completion of it and the reveals it brings are considered the end of the "tutorial phase" of the game.
I’ve never heard of any other game that has a 50-200 hour long tutorial hahah. That’s insane
@@BradleyTheBradster The tutorial thing is *mostly* a joke, but its also kinda true, youll be learning stuff for a long time to come. You can start making videos whenever you want but its pretty important that you record yourself playing quests since alot of players love watching other people play them for the first time. Youll get access to a really big quest on Uranus, and starting from there, the story really kicks off.
Welcome to the Warframe commutiny. Here we all love seeing new players document their journey with the game 💗also best ways to make videos about warframe as a new player is just recording the story quest and you reaction. especially starting from the quest called NATAH and forward.
Another person recommended recording the quests. I’ll definitely do that in the future!
Especially second dream @@BradleyTheBradster
Yes that would be a good idea👍
good luck my fellow tenno @@BradleyTheBradster
do you stream on Twitch too???@@BradleyTheBradster
(Spoiler free) Once you get to Uranus and start knocking out story quests the game starts to open a lot. Going threw the planets is mostly teaching you about the different enemy types.
Dojo are hubs for clans/guilds. Making one with friends is fun but joining one is fine. Dojo's give you access to more warframes, weapons, and gear for you gear wheel.
Most of your power comes from your mods. Mods like Serration, Hornet Strike and Pressure Point are your base dmg mods. Putting on element mods like heat dmg is really good too.
Once you play a bit more you'll have mods that can really change you warframes and weapons.
Most randoms have done early missions hundreds if not thousands of times. If you want some challenge going solo is the best way to do it.
On earth there's a marker called "Cetus" that's the hub for the "Plains of Eidolon" earths open world area. Once you've been there talking to the Npcs will tell you everything you need and the rest you'll learn by looking around out in the open world.
Thank you! That gives me a more clear path on how and when I can start recording for videos
Exactly, the story of the game starts in Uranus .... And i think DE should move these quests right after Deimos.
Man I need you to take me through the game haha. I've tried so many times to get into Warframe. I've even bought stuff to show my appreciation to the Devs. It's fun but I just can't keep up with the community and haven't done enough hours to unlock the actual story. It's painful for new players. I want to love it but the "tutorial" is too big. The power creep has been going for over 10 years and it's not built with new players in mind. I guess I just need to find someone who can explain things a bit and go through a bit of build craft.
A veteran Tenno watching a baby Tenno play for the first time:
“I will watch your career with great interest.”
Swazdo-lah new Tenno, and may your blade be ever red with the blood of your enemies!
I think that the best course of action for videos on Warframe is to just record doing the quests with your reaction to them and maybe also a "oh look at what I learned about X" type of things. Like other people have said TAKE YOUR TIME; just mess around, have fun, learn the mechanics, and what not. If you rush too much you'll get to the end game stuff and not know how to mod(I mean you could just learn how to then, but eh) witch means you'll get curbed stomped. Like you said Warframe is easy to pick up and put down; just do that until you make it to the really and I mean REALLY good stuff.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR FEEDBACK! I will absolutely take this avenue of approach 🙏🏻
I do lowkey love the 11:15 speech about you not being bad but them being good, and having footage of you completely missing the objective, but seemingly 2/3 of ur teammates doing the same thing. mfw we're all bad together
Someone told me watching new Tenno take their formative steps into the game is the true endgame, even over fashionframe. I think I’m beginning to agree.
DID SOMEONE SAY FORMA!?
I dont want to look at guides i just wanna jump in.
WF: "so you have chosen death?"
Great thing about videos games. When you die, you respawn. My favorite part
@@BradleyTheBradsteryou will give in and look at guides eventually, trust me it will make your life a lot easier
@@imsentinelprime9279 Aside from farming specific items or finding builds you don’t really need guides, at least I never did
You can actually change your matchmaking to solo if you don't want to get matched with a squad that will carry you, it's an icon right next to your player profile. Also about the whole tutorial mindset... Warframe players like to exaggerate how much of the game is actually the "tutorial" but the truth is just that the game is so content rich after 11 years of updates that a bunch of content only becomes available after you reach certain quests so that you aren't completely overwhelmed. It's just something of a meme that players like to keep playing up how long the "tutorial" is.
honestly as a new player, the biggest piece of advice i can give to you is to play in solo mode, a lot of confusing and weird stuff happens if you play in public because randoms will skip cutscenes for the story then you wont know whats happening a lot of the time, I'd also recommend just looking in the quest part of the codex and progressing with the story because theres a ton of content in them and good story telling, you'll also then have access to the whole game as well
Great progress!
You were among the last tennos who experienced Duviri this early in their journey. Its quest got moved to much later in the game, yesterday, to a point where players can make sense of it.
The early game has you doing the quests available and try out and level up many weapons to increase your mastery rank, while you work your way up the star chart. I recommend clearing all the nodes on some planets, so that you can play the Nightmare missions on them and get some of their rewards.
The "200h" tutorial isn't really what it sounds like. Once you reach Uranus (which, if you're doing thing slowly, can take a few weeks), you get access to a quest that will introduce a whole new mechanic to the game. You then later get access to another quest that expands on this mechanic (The War Within), etc. The game has been designed over time to drip-feed its playerbase with new mechanics, new content, that is initially completely hidden. I much prefer this to a game saying "okay, you did the necessary quests, here's all the rest of the stuff that the game has to offer".
One big quest that you will hear about is The New War. It's the apogee of the main questline, and it gatekeeps a lot of the content. It can be frustrating to work towards it, but it's worth it.
And Digital Extremes is currently adding content that's only accessible after beating The New War, with Warframe 1999, that will once again introduce a completely new mechanic. So I'm happy that we get to enjoy new quests and new content every now and then.
3:11 at the dojo if you open your menu you can go to each of the labs and buy a bunch of blueprints for warframes, weapons, archwings, companions, and other important items
Ohhh thank you!
@@BradleyTheBradster no problem good luck with you play through
Keep the warframe vids coming. Long time player here and oh how i wish i could experience it for the first time now a days. Love seeing the "where the heck is this?" And "how do i get this?" That we all experienced lol
The tutorial thing is a tongue-in-cheek meme within the community. If you're familiar with certain types of games you'll understand it once you finish the Second Dream.
Ive tryed to get people on this game. Its hard lol. But.... I STILL FUCKING ENJPY IT.
Yeah I’m having a blast so far
My friend got me into this, we run archon hunte and netracell together on Sunday these days
In my opinion I recommend you play the missions/gamemodes you haven't experienced yet by yourself solo, otherwise you're likely to get carried by some who knows what they doing and you yourself will not know what's going on. _(Especially in open world missions)_
Only care about systems that are relevant to you, and are interested in, otherwise you can just ignore them unless you need them.
Also you and your teammates watch the same cutscenes, so if one of you skips it, then it gets skipped for everyone else _(That's part of the reason why you should run missions solo as a newbie too lol)_
Lastly, don't underestimate Region Chat ingame for help, they'll probably direct you to Q&A chat but they're likely to help directly.
Anyways it's nice having you here man, welcome!
PS. By MR 8 you can keep up if you play right with the right equipment.
I had no idea about the cutscenes! Very useful tip, thank you
@@BradleyTheBradster np
Fyi the Dojo is basically just the hub area for clans, you'll probably need to join one sooner or later but it's not entirely needed. Just a few guns, items and some warframes that you can get there
Hello! Welcome to the community! just a few heads up as for the "tutorial" is only until you may unlock all the planets, I'm glad you're having fun with the game!
I would suggest go solo, run a few quest until you get a feel of it. Probably do it until MR5 or MR8 or until you get the hang of it. Discovering, learning and discussing stuff in the game is where I enjoyed the most, don't let people steal that from you. Keep it up and I hope you enjoyed as much as I did.
always fun watching new players go through the warframe quests,
I think this is our endgame actually. Not the fashionframe :D
@@TigraPolosatiy honestly true, I fashioned all the frames I use and now I mostly just watch new players when waiting for new content
2:47 you brought my childhood memories back, i remember playing legacy of kain on my ps1 when i was a kid
The Legacy Of Kain Series were my childhood games! The story was way before it's time. It deserves a remake/reboot.
My fav is Soul Reaver
3:43 is the most wholesome part of the video😂😂😂 sounds like me at work while I’m on the job site with the guys😂
Warframe is an amazing game. I'm glad you're enjoying it
This was also me I got confused at first but I started learning from the community and I got a lot of prime now thanks to the help
As you conquer the foe, so you conquer yourself. Godd luck and have fun new Tenno!
Legacy of kain mentioned subscribed instantly
LETS GOOOOO. It’s my favorite game series of all time.
Welcome to the Warframe community!!
- Fun fact: Warframe has ana amazing lore, and sadly you can only experience things for the first time once, so Warframe veterans love to see people experience the game for the first time. So if you do decide to stream you journey through the quests, I'll be there watching, and I bet many other will too!!
Cheers!
I appreciate that! I’ll stream this game for sure! I actually recorded my play through of a quest tonight that I’ll upload tomorrow! The “Deimos” quest
another episode of my new favorite youtube series? LETS GOOO
also the tutorial being 200 hours long is kind of a joke in the community.... the game simply has quite a bit of content befor it starts to involve you in the "main story" of the game...
and you can select to turn off online multiplayer for the missions. that way you can play in your own pace
LETS GOOO! That means a lot man
the fact he is introducing him self as an "Robotic samurai" says everything
i came to this game because people in the last descendant would talk about how much better the mod system is, so i went to check out warframe. needless to say i love this game and uninstalled the last descendant lol.
Welcome to warframe😊❤
When they say "Tutorial", it's not really a tutorial. It just feels like it because of how easy the game is. I won't spoil anything, but if you reach a certain quest, you will know why people call this part a "Tutorial", it will instantly click. It took me 50 hours to reach that quest, and 100 hours to reach the next one that really made me feel like I'm no longer a beginner. FOMO in this game is non existent, I've only been playing for months and I'm caught up to everything a 10 year player has, because everything is easily accessible, and since mods are the main source of power, you can have an Excalibur which most people would call a beginner warframe and it will perform as good as the latest and newest warframe by just having the proper mods fully upgraded and will shred the toughest of opponents the game has to offer.
As for what the community wants to see on your warframe video? We want to see every step you make along the way and we'll be there to support a baby tenno the entire journey until you can say that you're ready to be the one to support other newer tenno.
The PVP in this game is basically non existent. There is no competition among players except probably who is dealing the bigger damage numbers or who killed more. Because of the lack of competitiveness among players, the only thing we want is for everyone playing to have fun and enjoy the game the best way possible.
You started warframe at a very opportune time because the Glaive Prime was just "unvaulted" and is currently available to farm. It is hailed as the strongest melee weapon in the entire game and the last time it was available was back in 2021.
Thank you for your insight! Would you mind breaking down the video part a little? As a new player, it’s confusing on which quests viewers want to see and don’t want to see. Some “quests” I do are very point A to point B then mission complete cutscene.
@@BradleyTheBradster When you get to Neptune, you will get a certain quests with a lot of dialog from Lotus and a new character that will be introduced there. That's when the start of the story quests of warframe begins, and the lore deepens. That's probably a good place to start documenting your journey on this game.
Earned a new sub from me. I'm glad to see more new tenno coming into the game, and showcasing their journey thus far. I do agree, this game can be confusing for new players, hell the warframe 1999 update might take that confusion to a new level (although I think that quest/update will require players to complete the story up to the Whispers In The Walls Quest)
Anyway, keep on pushing through. as other have said, once you get to Uranus, the game will open up a lot more. Steel Path? worry about that later. Happy Hunting
As a fellow southerner repeat after me. EYE-DOH-LON. I agree it can be confusing for newer players. Though I will say not wanting to look things up are not advisable. There are hidden mechanics, explanations of different damage types and modding. The wiki is your Bible, the codex your player guide and UA-cam companion app. Also don't worry about trying to rush through. There's no need. People don't mind helping newer players. Also weapons and mods matter..not level
EYEDOHLON. Thanks for the tips. I may look up a thing or two but I mostly want to discover it on my own. Makes it more enjoyable for me
@@BradleyTheBradster I understand completely. Though if you ever need help the warframe community is generally pretty helpful.
This game and the experience of discovering and mastering it is like nothing else
This is hilarious! Please keep up this style of videos
Editing one now😏. Appreciate the support brother
Welcome to the fray young Tenno. Hope to see more of you in the future.
I've always fell in love with games with lots of content and things to discover while also being really confusing at first. Once I figure things out, it feels like I'm in a club that made me earn my entry...and it feels good that sticking with it paid off. Warframe is that way.
100% with that statement!
Glad to see a new player have an interest
i'll happy to see you going through the whole content until you reach 1999 at the end of the year
I really recomend you play some missions solo for a while so that you can begin to understand what youre doing. In the gameplay im seeing alot of times other players are joining and completing the mission without your input at all, which feels pretty bad alot of the time. Or to play with the help of a friend so that they know not to rush the mission, basically having them there as support to your playing experience.
Nobody tell him about Second dream
robot, ninja, space pirates. get it right.
I think that you’re definitely on the right track. Taking it slow, learning and getting used to the mechanics, exploring and learning to appreciate Warframe for what it is.
You actually don’t necessarily need much to catch up with friends. All you need are good warframe and weapon mods, and you’re all set. You could play through it all with umbra for example, and you’re good. After that, once you complete the star chart you just do whatever you want. And that’s technically end game at its base. But at that point you’re barely scratching the surface of what the game has to offer. You can become part of the community and experience all the awesome stuff like railjack, duviri, the lore, the open worlds, weapon and warframe builds, etc etc.
I saw another video and it’s the complete opposite of this one. This other guy rushed through everything, completely spoiled everything for himself. And now he complains that nothing makes sense, and that it’s stupid, when he hasn’t taken the time to learn the mechanics of the game. He hasn’t learned how mods or arcanes or status effects work. Or how and why the story intertwines. He’s just completely ruined the experience for himself. And he also wants the game to be something it’s not. It’s as though he had come in with a bunch of expectations, and now he’s disappointed that warframe isn’t just your generic looter shooter, or rpg. Warframe is it’s own thing but he can’t see that, because he ruined it, and that’s kind of sad. But he’s brought it upon himself.
And I will say that at first the game is fairly confusing of course, that’s a given. But this guy made it 300x worse by rushing through it instead of taking a minute here and there, to actually figure things out.
Always fun to watch new players go though the game. Its always an enjoyable perspective
love seeing new players perspective
Couple hours in warframe turns into hundreds then thousands pretty quick gl tenno!
Bro, as someone said here... The lore of Warframe reeeally kicks in at Uranus.
Please record your reaction in this planet... A lot of your questions will be answered... And some others will appear hehe, but for me, at this planet the story of Warframe got me and turned me a fan of the game.
Also... Pay attention to the voice chat/ transmissions in your ship and in the missions... Some dialogues are so intriguing that there's reddit discussions about it hahaha
I also recommend doing the Codex side quests, it reeeally explains the world, the factions, the characters (Some are really remarkable) why some chars hate or like others in the factions... So, when you get to the end of the solar system, all the dots starts to connect.
Another thing, I suggest you to play solo once because if you play co-op some people very strong will join to farm materials of that map, so they will finish asap whit an overkill build haha.
@Bradley Actually "200hr to complete Tutorial" is a local meme)) This only applies to story quests. And it doesn't depend on the power of the Warframes as you thought.
DE improved new player experience and removed the time and rank wall for completing quests so technically you can complete it all in a day. So just play for fun and move on to Uranus. That's where the story begins.
Ohhhhh haha! That’s actually refreshing to hear tbh
@@BradleyTheBradster Happy playthrough, tenno!👍 Hope you enjoy it))
dont worry im 230 hours into the game and i still dont know where to find fish oil(yes i dont have the archwing launcher yet and have completed the new war)
Fish Oil can be acquired by speaking to Fisher Hai-Luk with fish in your inventory and choosing "Cut Fish"
cross platform is fairly new. the team would be glad to hear it payed off
It's really easy to get confused with what is going on and what your goals should be. Eventually the crafting loop will kick in, and you will start setting your own goals.
A good baby step is to focus on getting your second Warframe. There are four blueprints you need to craft the Rhino Warframe. If you fight The Jackal (boss on Venus) over and over again, you will get Rhino's blueprints. Each time you fight Jackal, it is guaranteed to drop one Rhino blueprint out of the pool of four. After you get the blueprints, explore the starchart to get the materials you need to craft the Rhino parts. The main material that will initially slow you down is farming "Plastids". You can get that resource from Phobos missions.
I didn’t know you could fight them more than once! Nice, I’ll do that. I’m a Souls player so I’m always looking for bosses
I would love it if you record yourself playing through the entire questline!
Subscribed for your future Warframe content, have fun with the game. It takes time as someone with 2500 hours currently, some things are easy, some get more time to get your head around. But everything is worth it. Everything in the game can be acquired for free(except some cosmetics tennogen), platinum(the premium currency) can be earned by trading prime stuff/mods etc for plat from other players that don't have the time to farm them. Also it is natural to get breaks i have been on 3-6-12 month breaks from the game but i always come back. As for getting carried, don't worry about it, this is the cycle: they carry you, later you will carry the new players.
Welcome Tenno!
Usually I'd give a ton of tipps on what to focus on.
But you said you want none, so enjoy your stay.
Will you stream doing the major quests? :)also, the 200 hours of tutorial only counts for players going in solo.
But if you're properly mentored its a lot faster.
I’ll stream whatever people want to see!
The tutorial everyone is talking about is less literal and more an introduction to different systems or different modes you can play. I do encourage watching a few youtube videos from time to time, you can not only learn new ways to mod, but also helps give you goals toward new and cooler things.
Welcome to the origin system. Fellow teno! You're in for a wild ride!
Welcome! If you think it's confusing now, you have a very fun awakening in store for you!
Don't be afraid to ask for some help btw. We will all be happy to assist!
Hey bro just sayin you randomly came across my home page. Meaning they pushin your content. I haven’t “subscribed” to someone in years. Simply just grew up and don’t really care to. But damn dude I gotta sub now cause Ik you are going places. Lock in now brother!
Dude, thank you so much man! Such a great comment to start my day. I appreciate the support man
I'm here waiting for this guy few months later posting a Warframe level 9999 one shot video 😂😂😂
This video was genuinely hilarious
Welcome to warframe, highly recommend you do some bounties for Aya for Glaive prime. top tier melee weapon, if you dont know what im referring to sure theres a video on it
I’m trying to do it mostly guideless but your comment is helpful! I will do that
@@BradleyTheBradster goodluck lol, even for builds on frames and weapons?
@FatJesus123456789 tbh builds don't really matter till mid to late game. You can get though everything with auto mod.
Ohhh man, no one told you to not play the Duviri quest until later on
That’s a good plan. The only thing I recommend is to look at that quest board. Use it as a light compass. Don’t focus on it but still at least keep an eye on it
Welcome to Warframe good sir
Thank you 🫡
It'll be interesting when he reaches to chains of harrow story quest while keeping this attitude, also u get a sub.
Welcome to Warframe Tenno!, the game can be a bit overwhelming at first, there are several systems that you have to face, my recommendation is take the start chart as a guide, go through the nodes of each planet, it is best that you do not stream your first games so you can explore each system at your own pace, sometimes the chat in its rush to want to help you can be more confusing. Play at your own pace and if you have any questions do not hesitate to ask in the game chat, there are many Tennos happy to help and who can join your game if you need it. for your warframe yourney on Stream i recoment to stream the story quest those are usually not as comples and awesome and us older Tennos love to share this story moments with the new playes. the "Main Story" of Warfame begins with NATHAH quest in Uranus nodes. but don't rush to it, enyoy!!!
I thought the first time you do duviri you go solo on a story mission. But you being hard carried while being clueless is what Warframe is allbout in the end haha
The thing with warframe is that you first understand what happened in a quest after you have played the one that comes next.
The good news is warframe doesn't get any less confusing, it just finds new ways to confuse you. It used to be way less clear about where to get resources. So the wiki and the in game codex are basically things you need to check every now and then.
In Warframe universe there are no aliens
With exception to wally but we don't know much about wally yet
True. Everything is human or made by humans, it's just set far in the future.
TIP: always watch a starter guide
cross platform save is actually a very new feature. it's been asked for by the community for years and they finally made it happen like last year or early this year i think?
I just started acouple days ago as well and while im a little lost and what not, ive been told to stick with it.
I just started warframe a few weeks ago. Im 60 hours in and I'm strating to feel invested. It's actually really good.
that 200 hours is kinda true if u want the full experience, if all your friends are high level they can power level you
Welcome to the Warframe experience! If you think things are weird now then wait until you see the damage formula. Play at your own pace and just enjoy the ride
Heyo, i recommend doing stuff Solo first, to get what actually is going on.
You can do that at the top right, where your squad members are listed aswell.
First time going into a mission is definitely always an experience, IMO they should just put you on Solo initially cuz others, like in duviri skipping stuff. Yeh.
Or go in with people you actually know n´stuff. That helps aswell.
The strongsuit of warframe is it´s community and creativity, weakness is giving any sort of good Tutorial.
They really need to just Cut off Requirments for certain activities, like there are a lot of new late-game tilesets, and update old/add new content, cuz places like Mercury, Mars, etc have no cinematic quest to guide you like they got at the end of the tutorial, or when you first start the game.
Also; Duviri is a great way to try new frames, and do the circuit to get new frames. Still takes a long ass time to craft, but you can unlock stuff that is locked behind... honestly atleast till you got 50 hours ingame.
that was a system that was needed, and they implemented perfectly.
Another young Tenno on his way to discover the world of Warframe and what it has to offer. You need at least 60 hours ingame before the Warframe starts to open up and get the grand scope of things that the game offers. True Warframe journey begins at the Second Dream quest. Take your time to get there and you will appreciate the game even more.
the 200 hours tutorial its mostly a joke because there is a new game+ after you complete the starcharts (you completed all misions on the planets) and there is "where the real game begins", but you can take the game at your own pace and just, enjoy killing grinneers and corpus
Also when some people says the tutorial ends after 200hs is an exageration hahah tbh you can say the tutorial ends when you arrive to Uranus to the Natah Story quest, is an estimate of 50 hours or so.
You will spend a lot of time learning. I have over 700 hours, and I'm still learning new things. Every new planet will give you something new to play with and learn. You're in for a great fun game with tons of things to learn and enjoy
The wiki is your best friend early game
the only reason people say the tutorial is like 200 hours, is because usually if you take your time with it, that's how long it would take to finish the main story
Take your time and enjoy the journey.
Part of the journey of Warframe is learning and figuring it out, and nothing is more freshing than when you do figure it out.
Many games overdo holding player hands. Warframe doesn't coddle (which is often a double edged sword cause like thos video shows, you don't know wtf is going on at times).
But 3 things will happen during your journey that you'll never forget:
1. You find 'YOUR' frame
At some point you'll unlock or get a Warframe that just connects to you. That will be your go to, your brother in arms, an extension of who you are as a player.
And that feeling is something else.
2. The Story will surprise/move/motivate you
3. Everything will click
This is probably the most rewarding thing.
But at some point everything will align and you'll be like: 'I get it.'
Then, nothing will stop you. You'll legitimately 'feel' like an experienced Veteran. You may not have the rank or weapons or fashion of one but you'll move, think, and act like one. Aka: The Spirit
That said the community is supportive and if you ask, most High Mastery Rank players will gladly help you/try to explain or teach you some tricks of the trade.
I know you said you plan to learn/overcome challenges for yourself.
But like I do for my irl friends.
My wealth of knowledge (Legendary 2) is always open to your questions.
I make it a point to help new players in game when asked/needed. So if you need an ingame friend I'm there.
The tutorial is *NOT* 200hrs long.
But it can *feel* that way because the Mod system is VERY in-depth.
That said, I recommend playing solo until you reach a mission where you need help.
That way, you can learn the systems, learn the missions, at your own pace.
When I started (years ago) I only used Public MM for Defense and Interception missions. Eventually it only was for Interception, now....
I only use Public for the top endgame activity (which I won't name to avoid confusing you/spoiling stuff).
That said, once again.
Take your time and ask questions when you get stumped/lost/confused or heaven forbid....STUCK.
Bugs, glitches, or you accidentally get stuck in a content loop (I had a coworker get stuck in Duviri but I was able to bail him out.) Don't hesitate to call for help.
For the thing of having to catch up to ur friends, I agree with to some level. I have a handfull of friends who have done almost everything there is to do, and to actually catch up to them in that aspect of owning things, itll take years, but if you want to get to the same point in the story as ur friends that is way easier and only took me a month or so (granted i had already progressed some before that but yeah)
One of the biggest tips, is to utilize your Warframe Abilities. More often than not, they will be the difference between life and death.
Any Quest mission you have active, can only be run Solo. As a way to train you and show you the different types of enemies, armor/shield/overguard they may have and how to deal with them.
The game will virtually never tell you what you need to do on many missions, it's more of a "hey, you're here, now go do this thing you've never done before".
Once you get new weapons or Frames you want to try out, be sure to start their research in the Foundry asap, each frame has 3 components (Neuroptics, Systems and Chassis), which require there own set of components; all of which take 12hrs each, to build, and the Warframe itself has a timer of 3 days (72hrs) to build.
Welcome to Grindframe, may your sanity stay mildly intact while you're here.
When people say the tutorial is 200 hours long, think of it in portal terms, where the tutorial is sort of the game itself as everything builds on top of everything you saw before, and once you hit those core cinematic quests everything will click in place.
Also maybe at the lower levels playing on open lobbies with random people can feel jarring because it's a grind looter game where everything can reasonably be obtained for free so people can and will go fast more often than not.
As a fellow southerner the names get me tongue tied as well when im speaking fast lol
Welcome new tenno!
But just to let you know you're in editorial stage for the next 100 hours
I've played this game on and off for years and still don't know wtf I'm doing
Welcome to Warframe! You're gonna be confused for a while, but stick to it, do the quests and just be patient about learning, that's what I'd say.
IDK what that tutorial being 200 hours guy was talking about but the real "tutorial" is "Vor's Prize" the quest. Old players can taxi new players to any real planet. The only thing newbies are locked out of is stuff and locations unlocked by story quests.
Its a common joke dude, everyone that have a sense of humor would understand that.
And by tutorial he meant that you learn something new everyday on warframe. Doesn't matter if you have 1 hour or 5k hours in warframe, there's always something new to learn
baro has arrived btw
Yeah, the 200 hr thing is a meme, but it's got enough complexity that it seems like it takes that time before you feel like you "get it". Mainly from the quests around Uranus and Neptune that we have an unspoken rule to not spoil like santa for the kids where we joke the tutorial ends.
Nothing wrong with putting it in solo mode if you wanna take in the sights and understand a gamemodes without being carried, or get viewers to help. People generally don't have a problem going full support mode and just giving buffs not shooting anything if you ask.
When all else fails the objective is top left and/or the NPC told you what to do.
Make sure to have game music on when doing quests.
And yes WF is great for a yapping stream when there isn't much plot happening, and on the flip side when there is story makes for some great reaction content that vets are addicted to seeing more of. (And the algorithm knows this apparently lol)
I keep seeing people say they want to see reaction content to the story. Will it be clear to me when I’ll be doing missions that are tied to the story? I wouldn’t want to miss that
@@BradleyTheBradster generally quests that are either unlocked or required by a planet junction are you main story ones.
Once you get to Sedna it'll be trickier to tell, but at that point even the side quests can be worth a reaction.
WOOOO NEW TENNO! Great video btw, i would love to see yoyr reaction on the story missions! 👍😁
Thank you! I'm in the process of recording every major story mission! I have one uploaded so far
@@BradleyTheBradster WHOOT! ON MY WAY!
You are right about the bad things. You know how there is a thing called hostile architecture? Well this game has "hostile multiplayer sistems", it just doesnt want you to find friends in this game.
Welcome to warframe, you can set the game to solo so you have time to learn each mission without being rushed though it.
While the tutoral is 200ish hours you dont need to have the tutoral complete to have your friends play with you and if you think you are holding them back for having them play with you, your not, every place drops something useful.
I only have a couple hundred hours in the game at mr16. I dont have the necro so I can't do anything people really like yet. But what I have played so far is great and rewarding when you learn and grow. Took a while though. Good luck man