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The best part is, I maxed out mods 10 year ago. I can use them today. Nothing goes to waste. You can take a brake and come back anytime. It's a real comfort game.
There are times I just go into the Plains of Eidolon at night and hover around Terry and just listen to their lonely cries. Other times, I search for kuria or nooks and crannies I've never seen in tilesets I've been through 100s of times. I will just stop and admire the scenery in the middle of a mission. At 6 1/2 years, 2352 hours played I'm only MR 19, but there's so much to do that mastery ranking is just an afterthought when I don't feel like doing anything else. I'm an elderly retired Nana who chose Warframe for four reasons: 1. It wasn't Roblox (where toxic pervs abound), 2. It's f2p, 3. It's space ninjas, and 4. my then-eight-year-old grandson and I could play together. My grandson's 15 now so we don't get to play together as much as we used to, but we both log a dozen or so hours weekly each on our own. Warframe has my heart for several reasons - the most important is the community: DE and the players. So, while I do play a couple of other games, Warframe is definitely my comfort game. Thank you for your videos; you have found the heart and soul of Warframe, too.
@@PixelEmpirical 34 Thank you for your comment, but I am not his father, I am his GRANDMOTHER. You are not the first person to assume I am a man, but I never was a man, and never want to be a man. I enjoy being an old lady. 😆 Editing, because I think my response sounds rude. It's just I get mistaken for a man a lot when I coment on youtube and reddit about gaming with my grandson. But you are right about connecting. Recent studies have shown that maternal grandmothers (I'm his mum's mum) may be especially close to their grandchildren, Since he is the only one I will ever have he gets all of my love.
The fact that instead of just leaving, Veteran players would often prefer staying to guide and help newcomers so that they can too fall in love with this game, and eventually have them take their place. That alone already tells you how truly special Warframe is. MR23 & 1.5k hours, and I aint going anywhere. ❤
Newish player here. 300 hours. After 7 years of Destiny 2 as my comfort game, I started playing Warframe about 2 months ago. So overwhelming for a new player. Now I have about 25 frames, solid builds for Steel Path, and still a ton of stuff to upgrade and aquire. Whispers in the Walls is my favorite mission and addition to this game. And since it's the foundation for 1999 I am very happy to be a part of this journey now. Devs are listening, players are kind and helpful, this is an amazing safe and comforting space. ❤
Started about a month and a half ago and 200h in already. I was a complete buffoon dissmising this game as just another f2p title. Sure I have spent 10€ on a supporter pack, but this game gave me 200h in return, while 90% of games gave me 60+/- hours for 60 or 70€ lol Gameplay is ridicolously addictive, fun and fluid while storytelling is top notch and makes most of "story driven" single player games a run for their money. 9/10 game for me.
I don't understand how people become SP viable in like a month of playing from scratch. I've been playing for a couple years and I'm not really even SP viable. I refuse to even unlock SP.
@@O111e SP is really not that hard. To me this is where it get interesting, where builds start to matter. Unlocking every node for every planet was quite long but once it's done there is no going back. SP feels very good and is quite manageable
@@HanzsKlopekImo levels that high just feel fully unappealing to me. I don't wanna have to spam armorstrip on every enemy I see and worry about ranking every arcane I need to max, and die in just two or three hits, or one hit from a random toxin proc sent from heaven while doing no damage. I just prefer the gameplay rather than difficulty ig.
it is to me. after everything is done, warframe feels like the type of game that you can just log, do a couple of runs of a mission type or another, and jump out. its a game that i never felt, wasted my time(besides crashing mid mission and me losing that loot, which is rare, but did happen more than i would like). even if i am to collect stuff i have so much, it still doesnt feel pointless, because i know i can always use it on the helminth.
I've lost abrother to cancer? Lost a brother who committed suicide. My mum has Dementia My DAD just been diagnosed with cancer. War frame is my jam my Place to escape everything for a couple of hours.❤❤❤❤❤ safety net.
I am so so sorry. I lost my mom earlier this year and I can say that Warframe has helped me deal with that tremendously and it’s because of the community that keeps me coming back and making videos ❤️❤️
I've said for a decade now you should play any other game out there you wanna play but Warframe should be your home base, and it should be the reason you will never be able to say "I don't have anything good to play right now" ever again.
@@O111e Anytime I don't think I have anything to do in Warframe, I simply look at all my warframes and say "how can I make every Warframe more fun and effective than they already are?" Then I immediately have a ton to do in Warframe again.
Thank you for this. Your words really resonate with me. I'm 63 years old, a father of two and a husband with a demanding full time professional job. I'm also autistic. I've been a keen gamer since the early nineties. The list of games I've played is somewhat extensive to say the least. I've played Destiny since the beta and love(d) that game but it always exhausted me whereas Warframe calms me and soothes my nervous system. With this game I can enter a flow state almost immediately and stay there for hours (when I'm lucky enough to get that much time). That is something no other game has managed to do. Every time they release a major update I think well, that's it, the game can't get better, more creative and that it's inevitable that the game must surely now start to get stale. But it's frankly shocking that they just keep going and delivering better and better content, more and more story. DE puts the rest of the industry to shame. Without wanting to gush, Warframe is my gaming home - and it does feel like home, which is why I've spent money on this F2P game - not because I need to but because I want to - to say thank you to the devs for sending this joy into my life.
At the 5 minute mark, about the devs? I've felt what makes Warframe's developers different from most F2P devs, is that they actually PLAY their own game! They aren't special as employees, they kind of are, but also their streams are all about HAVING FUN, and just PLAYING the game. The same sentiment as Ready Player One. "It's not about winning, it's about playing."
I am so so sorry to hear that. I can share with you that Warframe has helped me with the passing of my mom earlier this year. Gaming is general has provided a sense of comfort. Warframe has elevated that to another level because of the people I have met. Feel free to join the discord, I can be an ear if you need it: discord.gg/4BBVugsT
Yup, it's just chill fun. I play just to play, and no matter what I do, I'm getting useful stuff. Warframe isn't a game you beat. It's just a game you play. Kinda nice.
Been playing since 2016, I have no idea how much time I have in the game. But to me, it's irrelevant because there is still so much in the game for me to do. Yes, even as a veteran Warframe player. And there is much still to come. So here is how I look at Warframe. "As long as the Devs love this game, I'll love this game." It's a simple way to look at it but that's just the honest-to-God truth for me. I may step away to play something else for a bit (like Darkest Dungeon 2 and Rimworld) but I always come back to Warframe.
Game that is always there. Waiting. I can play warframe even if I do not feel like playing anything at all. And yes, every time I log in, I ask myself "What do you feel like playing?" And no matter the answer, warframe got me covered.
Warframe has always been my go-to. Yeah I play other games too, but none of them give me that familiar comfortable feeling like when I come back to Warframe. I feel like the game and community, and all involved with it has developed its own sort of collective consciousness and when you get immersed in the game you become a part of that.
2300 hours here and I'm still in love with warframe. This Game will ALWAYS be part of my life and I will NEVER put this Game down. Warframe truly is something different.
AMEN! That's so well said, I could not described it better. 🥰 And fact I have 4000 hours in this game, but still am rank 29, says it all. So much things to do and have fun with, without any need to progress, if you want to. That's peace and comfort for me.
they can definitely become a comfort game one thing you probably haven’t gotten access to yet, but you should work on getting it on the zariman is your dormizine . A whole new personal space for you to decorate lol it’s really cool though.
Yes. Yes it is. I’ve been playing Warframe, since 2014. Tried playing other games but Warframe. Keeps calling me back and it’s such a spectacular & marvelous game. Never playing another game.
Props for this video! I have been playing since 2013 and it's definitely a game I return to often, especially with every major update. When I started, there wasn't a tutorial intro, there wasn't much of a storyline. We just started exterminating ships of enemies and bosses and looting new gear knowing that we were the space ninjas and the enemy were grunts or robots or infected, who were sucking the solar system dry. I called it a linear corridor or dungeon shooter... that's basically what it was before the liset, or all of the open-world, open space, arch-wing, k-drive, rail-jack, horse-riding add-ons, etc. I was a stubborn solo-only player (GTA SA, Fallout, Skyrim were my go-to) and I remember rage-quitting on the second planet when I couldn't survive certain missions by myself. I knew we could play online, but I dreaded multiplayer of any kinds. After a month of not playing at all, I thought I'd give it another shot, thinking I needed to be a better shot or better at stealth, and by accident I started a mission on public, so other people could join the session without my approval. I decided to go along with it until the end of the objectives and extraction. To my surprise, it felt exhilarating to get assistance and provide assists to other people who were depending on me as much as I depended on them. It felt amazing finishing the run together, becoming "brothers in arms". I remember the first person I played with who interracted with me directly, the username was "Pink" and the Excalibur was pink too. Ofc I assumed they were a girl, but it really didn't matter, we used the text chat to coordinate and we followed each-other at a matching pace through multiple missions. At the end of the day we thanked each-other through the Microphone (she was a girl after all!) but never ran into each other since. We didn't have to, the bond we built was sufficient to remain imprinted in my brain all these years later. I eventually joined a clan, then once that stopped being active, found a home with another alliance in which one of the best dudes ever welcomed me open-heartedly and open-mic'd despite his threatening username (Kid_Psychotic). I can tell you I have never uninstalled Warframe from my gaming platforms (previously PC, now SteamDeck), and I always go back to it for a good time. Kid and I always get back in touch on birthdays, holidays or just random weekends to catch up on our big life-changing events and our day-to-day lives. There's never been a better game experience as it's developed to, to this day. There's never been a better congruence of highest tier forms of art into a single multi-dimensional experience. There's never been a better game developer than Digital Extremes.
It's such an excellent 'third space' -- a place you can hang out that's not your home, but not work, like the local mall or bar. I think a big part of this is that it allows you to _embody and move like_ a character you can't be in any other game. The parkour mechanics are so smooth and freeing, especially if you're like me and love to exploit Warframe abilities that give you extra movement options. And because of modding, you can make any absurd gameplan work if you build it right. AoE nuke Ivara? Sure. Stealth Nidus? Go for it. A bright pink Thermal Sunder Rhino? Knock their socks off, king. In terms of form _and function,_ you can make a character completely your own, in a way that few other games allow. And it just feels good to _exist_ in those frames. "Dream... Not of what you are, but of what you want to be."
Warframe is and will always be my comfort game. My clan is awesome, they helped me a month ago, when my brother tried to unalive himself. (He is still in the hospital but alive ❤) My clan leader stayed online for hours and we just talked over Discord. We just played missions. This was after 2 weeks, staying in the hospital, holding my brother's hand. At first I felt guilty for playing a game. But everybody told me, if it is what gives you peace and comfort, just do it. My bf and I can play for hours, just doing silly things. And I love doing fashion frame for hours. Warframe I love you. ❤
Warframe is my "Home" game. It's the game where I can leave and adventure (play other games) but will always stay as a foundation or place I can return to. The lack of FOMO in a live service is one of the reason I prefer it. The game never punishes me for taking breaks or for playing it nonstop so my I can take the game at my own pace.
Been playing computer games since ´81. Been playing Warframe since 2018. Over 4k hours. Legendary 4. Have every frame, every weapon, every companion. Got everything that one could get. And still play at least 1 mission EVERY day.
@@dpatriot4130 '81 was the year I had my first own computer (Commodore 64 and learn programming in Basic). To be completely honest, I played computer games before up to and including 'pong' on an arcade machine. And my wife started around the same time, both in playing computer games in general as well as Warframe. She even has +7k hours in game and still spends time playing it every day.
first time i played it was 2014, it was confusing and overwhelming. But slowly, you just play the game and somehow you mastered it without even notice. The game just work and fun!
Yep... it's a comfort game. I aslo think it qualifies as a "cozy" game. I have absolutely fallen in love with mining and hunting. Fishing and I can or take. I, especially LOVE mining for some reason. Just running around mining resources has been very fun. My mom is in the hosipital this week and being able to zone out doing these small things is fun. And the huning little mini cut scenes with the animals? And the sheer number of voice lines for the various "attributes" of then animals is seriously on point. Cozy, comforting... overall just a great game.
First time viewer here, happened to see this on my feed and had to watch. Warframe was a game-changer for me, pun intended.. or not? I started playing it back in late 2019, and it made me feel like a kid. It was new (to me), and exciting, and just so awesome to play. Now, I don't stick to games for long.. I burn myself out because I will hyperfocus on a game and that's it. I always come back to warframe. Always. I always talk about warframe, even to people I know aren't gamers or that interested. It is, in my own opinion, the BEST free game. So much so that I have actually become decent at fashion. Like I use to see other players and wish I could look like them, and I actually took time to learn how they did it. Sometimes I log in just to make so new fashions for various frames, which then inspires me to play them after I make them look cool. And let's not forget new players. I love when new players discover warframe, and even make videos about it. And I really enjoyed your take on all of it. You may have become my new comfort creator. +1 for you sir!
Is Warframe comfort for me? Yes, yes it is. I never imagined when the Lotus first woke me up in that ruined tower all those years ago that Warframe would become the single most played game of my entire life with over 7300 hours at the time of this comment. In fact, in the beginning I started the game, got highly confused after playing for a few days and put it down for half a year before giving it another shot. I was still confused on that second shot, but I gave it more time and now, 7 years later here I am, a truly dedicated Warframe addict.
Bunch of unfinished games on the "shelf", and still here I am, playing warframe for the thousandth upon thousandth hour (the companion weapon mods will be the death of me, I swear)
@@WraithReaper09 I feel this. I just completed whispers in the walls and already want to play through the quests again because the experience will be different. I’ll probably wait a few months . Favorite quest?
@@dpatriot4130 Ohh, that's a hard choice, but probably The Sacrifice. There is so much in it, not just revelations about the Warframes but also revelations about the true power of the Tenno, their capacity for Compassion and Empathy.
11409 hours at this point, LR3, playing since 2013 and I'm agree. For the last 2 to 3 years my progress in this game slowed a lot, I do more of a side things, because I'm completed and get everything, except very latest stuff which I don't necessarily need, but if I want to I can get them very quickly and run out of new content which of course I don't want to. Over the years I did get burnt out several times, but after playing some other games and waiting for new update I got back and get another batch of new content to play for. So my slowness was adapted to their update release cycle.
@@dpatriot4130 not much to be sure, you don't need more than a minute to see parts you needed for craft, then you just go back to farm them, and in my case I already know where every item drops
It dont for me im worn the hell out playing Warframe it so utter chaos. Im tired im falling asleep trying to grind. But i cant sleep cuz my brain is buzzing with sonic the hedgehog themes.Hahaha
totally agree its a great fun game and even if u take a break like i was forced (in my case a long 4 years break due rl stuff) theres no fomo sure theres limited tine events but nothing truly goes away so u can chill and say oh well i'll get that next time and yeah both devs and players are for the most part amazing ofc theres always a few toxic ones every where but in warframe its the minority had a small bump recently into 1 as i was doing my bday celebration by doing random vaulted relics with random peeps that were cracking relics. encounter was in q&a chat i did not had a question and some guy came on a tad arrogant asking so u dont have a question? as i was typing actually i do... how is u wonderfull peep? had at least 5 persons coming to defense hey *insert ign here* is a regular chill and that is something special and he replied to me and we were all good after that xD
@@dpatriot4130 what led me to the break is now in the past and im back to gaming just not in a position to be spending money atm in games or ingame in warframe but hey i still have fun in it and its what matters xD
I enjoyed Warframe for a while. I mean 11 years of content? Once I played everything in the game I really didn’t see a need to stick around. You grind the same things you get and over. Leveling up syndicates is actually not fun and it’s basically the “new” thing you do every significant uodate
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Definitely, I've been playing since 2016, it helped me occupy my hands while I stopped smoking :)
The best part is, I maxed out mods 10 year ago. I can use them today. Nothing goes to waste. You can take a brake and come back anytime. It's a real comfort game.
Love this!
There are times I just go into the Plains of Eidolon at night and hover around Terry and just listen to their lonely cries. Other times, I search for kuria or nooks and crannies I've never seen in tilesets I've been through 100s of times. I will just stop and admire the scenery in the middle of a mission. At 6 1/2 years, 2352 hours played I'm only MR 19, but there's so much to do that mastery ranking is just an afterthought when I don't feel like doing anything else. I'm an elderly retired Nana who chose Warframe for four reasons: 1. It wasn't Roblox (where toxic pervs abound), 2. It's f2p, 3. It's space ninjas, and 4. my then-eight-year-old grandson and I could play together. My grandson's 15 now so we don't get to play together as much as we used to, but we both log a dozen or so hours weekly each on our own. Warframe has my heart for several reasons - the most important is the community: DE and the players. So, while I do play a couple of other games, Warframe is definitely my comfort game. Thank you for your videos; you have found the heart and soul of Warframe, too.
I believe son and father can bond in certain ways and this might be your connection.
@@PixelEmpirical 34 Thank you for your comment, but I am not his father, I am his GRANDMOTHER. You are not the first person to assume I am a man, but I never was a man, and never want to be a man. I enjoy being an old lady. 😆 Editing, because I think my response sounds rude. It's just I get mistaken for a man a lot when I coment on youtube and reddit about gaming with my grandson. But you are right about connecting. Recent studies have shown that maternal grandmothers (I'm his mum's mum) may be especially close to their grandchildren, Since he is the only one I will ever have he gets all of my love.
Beautiful ❤️
The fact that instead of just leaving, Veteran players would often prefer staying to guide and help newcomers so that they can too fall in love with this game, and eventually have them take their place.
That alone already tells you how truly special Warframe is.
MR23 & 1.5k hours, and I aint going anywhere. ❤
Awesome comment!!! 🔥
Tweh, BUT GUYS you need a break too. LIke Ordis Said "Take time for yourself, pressure creates diamond but it also creates Rubble"
Newish player here. 300 hours. After 7 years of Destiny 2 as my comfort game, I started playing Warframe about 2 months ago. So overwhelming for a new player. Now I have about 25 frames, solid builds for Steel Path, and still a ton of stuff to upgrade and aquire.
Whispers in the Walls is my favorite mission and addition to this game. And since it's the foundation for 1999 I am very happy to be a part of this journey now.
Devs are listening, players are kind and helpful, this is an amazing safe and comforting space. ❤
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Started about a month and a half ago and 200h in already. I was a complete buffoon dissmising this game as just another f2p title.
Sure I have spent 10€ on a supporter pack, but this game gave me 200h in return, while 90% of games gave me 60+/- hours for 60 or 70€ lol
Gameplay is ridicolously addictive, fun and fluid while storytelling is top notch and makes most of "story driven" single player games a run for their money.
9/10 game for me.
I don't understand how people become SP viable in like a month of playing from scratch. I've been playing for a couple years and I'm not really even SP viable. I refuse to even unlock SP.
@@O111e SP is really not that hard. To me this is where it get interesting, where builds start to matter. Unlocking every node for every planet was quite long but once it's done there is no going back. SP feels very good and is quite manageable
@@HanzsKlopekImo levels that high just feel fully unappealing to me. I don't wanna have to spam armorstrip on every enemy I see and worry about ranking every arcane I need to max, and die in just two or three hits, or one hit from a random toxin proc sent from heaven while doing no damage. I just prefer the gameplay rather than difficulty ig.
it is to me. after everything is done, warframe feels like the type of game that you can just log, do a couple of runs of a mission type or another, and jump out. its a game that i never felt, wasted my time(besides crashing mid mission and me losing that loot, which is rare, but did happen more than i would like). even if i am to collect stuff i have so much, it still doesnt feel pointless, because i know i can always use it on the helminth.
Love this, MH! Appreciate you commenting
I've lost abrother to cancer? Lost a brother who committed suicide. My mum has Dementia My DAD just been diagnosed with cancer. War frame is my jam my Place to escape everything for a couple of hours.❤❤❤❤❤ safety net.
What time's still playing warframe 10690 hours Suppose I'm just strong person. ❤❤❤
This?
Game helps me escape.This game is fucking wicked
The?
Best 11 years of my life playing warframe.What a fucking community i've got love lol
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I am so so sorry. I lost my mom earlier this year and I can say that Warframe has helped me deal with that tremendously and it’s because of the community that keeps me coming back and making videos ❤️❤️
I've said for a decade now you should play any other game out there you wanna play but Warframe should be your home base, and it should be the reason you will never be able to say "I don't have anything good to play right now" ever again.
Home base. ❤ I just love your comment.
Meanwhile, me with nothing else to play and am tired of having nothing to do in Warframe
@@O111e Anytime I don't think I have anything to do in Warframe, I simply look at all my warframes and say "how can I make every Warframe more fun and effective than they already are?"
Then I immediately have a ton to do in Warframe again.
Thank you for this. Your words really resonate with me. I'm 63 years old, a father of two and a husband with a demanding full time professional job. I'm also autistic. I've been a keen gamer since the early nineties. The list of games I've played is somewhat extensive to say the least. I've played Destiny since the beta and love(d) that game but it always exhausted me whereas Warframe calms me and soothes my nervous system. With this game I can enter a flow state almost immediately and stay there for hours (when I'm lucky enough to get that much time). That is something no other game has managed to do. Every time they release a major update I think well, that's it, the game can't get better, more creative and that it's inevitable that the game must surely now start to get stale. But it's frankly shocking that they just keep going and delivering better and better content, more and more story. DE puts the rest of the industry to shame. Without wanting to gush, Warframe is my gaming home - and it does feel like home, which is why I've spent money on this F2P game - not because I need to but because I want to - to say thank you to the devs for sending this joy into my life.
Love this comment. Made me smile!
@@Wickedgit-r8r i see this tenno has flow prime installed xD
2800 hours later......id say so
I literally just noticed that I hit 2700 hours on the money recently. 2700 hours, 9 years, and 30 MR later and I'm still here, loving this game.
Amazing stuff right here 🔥❤️
Impressive! Amazing to hear you keep coming back
At the 5 minute mark, about the devs?
I've felt what makes Warframe's developers different from most F2P devs, is that they actually PLAY their own game! They aren't special as employees, they kind of are, but also their streams are all about HAVING FUN, and just PLAYING the game.
The same sentiment as Ready Player One. "It's not about winning, it's about playing."
Well said!!!
Had a loss today that I can’t express with words. Or maybe I just don’t want to.
But man a comfort game is a big help right now. I’m glad WF is mine.
I am so so sorry to hear that. I can share with you that Warframe has helped me with the passing of my mom earlier this year. Gaming is general has provided a sense of comfort. Warframe has elevated that to another level because of the people I have met. Feel free to join the discord, I can be an ear if you need it:
discord.gg/4BBVugsT
Yup, it's just chill fun. I play just to play, and no matter what I do, I'm getting useful stuff. Warframe isn't a game you beat. It's just a game you play. Kinda nice.
Been playing since 2016, I have no idea how much time I have in the game. But to me, it's irrelevant because there is still so much in the game for me to do. Yes, even as a veteran Warframe player. And there is much still to come.
So here is how I look at Warframe.
"As long as the Devs love this game, I'll love this game."
It's a simple way to look at it but that's just the honest-to-God truth for me. I may step away to play something else for a bit (like Darkest Dungeon 2 and Rimworld) but I always come back to Warframe.
Love this! Well said TB
Peace? Not always. But that's the point. Sometimes it's just a... Wrathful Advance.
Good point 👍
Game that is always there. Waiting. I can play warframe even if I do not feel like playing anything at all. And yes, every time I log in, I ask myself "What do you feel like playing?" And no matter the answer, warframe got me covered.
Coming from a true warframe vet! 🙏🏻❤️
I'll always come back for either the community or the pure golden content that de continues to make
🙏🏻🔥
Absolutely yes. It was just a game for the longest time now I just load up and relax
Warframe has always been my go-to. Yeah I play other games too, but none of them give me that familiar comfortable feeling like when I come back to Warframe. I feel like the game and community, and all involved with it has developed its own sort of collective consciousness and when you get immersed in the game you become a part of that.
Just something about it. Love this, dc
2300 hours here and I'm still in love with warframe. This Game will ALWAYS be part of my life and I will NEVER put this Game down. Warframe truly is something different.
AMEN! That's so well said, I could not described it better. 🥰
And fact I have 4000 hours in this game, but still am rank 29, says it all.
So much things to do and have fun with, without any need to progress, if you want to. That's peace and comfort for me.
they can definitely become a comfort game one thing you probably haven’t gotten access to yet, but you should work on getting it on the zariman is your dormizine . A whole new personal space for you to decorate lol it’s really cool though.
BT! Thanks for sharing this. I have a lot of work to do still ha
Yes. Yes it is. I’ve been playing Warframe, since 2014. Tried playing other games but Warframe. Keeps calling me back and it’s such a spectacular & marvelous game. Never playing another game.
8k hrs and I'm still here
You’re not going anywhere
Props for this video!
I have been playing since 2013 and it's definitely a game I return to often, especially with every major update.
When I started, there wasn't a tutorial intro, there wasn't much of a storyline. We just started exterminating ships of enemies and bosses and looting new gear knowing that we were the space ninjas and the enemy were grunts or robots or infected, who were sucking the solar system dry.
I called it a linear corridor or dungeon shooter... that's basically what it was before the liset, or all of the open-world, open space, arch-wing, k-drive, rail-jack, horse-riding add-ons, etc.
I was a stubborn solo-only player (GTA SA, Fallout, Skyrim were my go-to) and I remember rage-quitting on the second planet when I couldn't survive certain missions by myself. I knew we could play online, but I dreaded multiplayer of any kinds. After a month of not playing at all, I thought I'd give it another shot, thinking I needed to be a better shot or better at stealth, and by accident I started a mission on public, so other people could join the session without my approval. I decided to go along with it until the end of the objectives and extraction. To my surprise, it felt exhilarating to get assistance and provide assists to other people who were depending on me as much as I depended on them. It felt amazing finishing the run together, becoming "brothers in arms".
I remember the first person I played with who interracted with me directly, the username was "Pink" and the Excalibur was pink too. Ofc I assumed they were a girl, but it really didn't matter, we used the text chat to coordinate and we followed each-other at a matching pace through multiple missions. At the end of the day we thanked each-other through the Microphone (she was a girl after all!) but never ran into each other since. We didn't have to, the bond we built was sufficient to remain imprinted in my brain all these years later.
I eventually joined a clan, then once that stopped being active, found a home with another alliance in which one of the best dudes ever welcomed me open-heartedly and open-mic'd despite his threatening username (Kid_Psychotic).
I can tell you I have never uninstalled Warframe from my gaming platforms (previously PC, now SteamDeck), and I always go back to it for a good time.
Kid and I always get back in touch on birthdays, holidays or just random weekends to catch up on our big life-changing events and our day-to-day lives.
There's never been a better game experience as it's developed to, to this day.
There's never been a better congruence of highest tier forms of art into a single multi-dimensional experience.
There's never been a better game developer than Digital Extremes.
Thank you for sharing your incredible experience 🙏🏻👍
It's such an excellent 'third space' -- a place you can hang out that's not your home, but not work, like the local mall or bar.
I think a big part of this is that it allows you to _embody and move like_ a character you can't be in any other game. The parkour mechanics are so smooth and freeing, especially if you're like me and love to exploit Warframe abilities that give you extra movement options. And because of modding, you can make any absurd gameplan work if you build it right.
AoE nuke Ivara? Sure.
Stealth Nidus? Go for it.
A bright pink Thermal Sunder Rhino? Knock their socks off, king.
In terms of form _and function,_ you can make a character completely your own, in a way that few other games allow. And it just feels good to _exist_ in those frames.
"Dream... Not of what you are, but of what you want to be."
This right here is GOLD. Well said! 🔥❤️
Yep. I am MR 17 1600+ hours and in no rush for anything. Just have some casual fun.
That’s all there is to it….just have fun!
Warframe is and will always be my comfort game.
My clan is awesome, they helped me a month ago, when my brother tried to unalive himself. (He is still in the hospital but alive ❤) My clan leader stayed online for hours and we just talked over Discord. We just played missions. This was after 2 weeks, staying in the hospital, holding my brother's hand. At first I felt guilty for playing a game. But everybody told me, if it is what gives you peace and comfort, just do it.
My bf and I can play for hours, just doing silly things.
And I love doing fashion frame for hours. Warframe I love you. ❤
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It is mine for sure. Anytime I feel like just playing something, just to relax and have a game that I know I can have a fun time in, I go to Warframe
Warframe is my "Home" game. It's the game where I can leave and adventure (play other games) but will always stay as a foundation or place I can return to. The lack of FOMO in a live service is one of the reason I prefer it. The game never punishes me for taking breaks or for playing it nonstop so my I can take the game at my own pace.
Agreed!
Been playing computer games since ´81.
Been playing Warframe since 2018.
Over 4k hours. Legendary 4. Have every frame, every weapon, every companion. Got everything that one could get. And still play at least 1 mission EVERY day.
Absolutely amazing! ‘81? Wow! Love this
@@dpatriot4130 '81 was the year I had my first own computer (Commodore 64 and learn programming in Basic). To be completely honest, I played computer games before up to and including 'pong' on an arcade machine.
And my wife started around the same time, both in playing computer games in general as well as Warframe. She even has +7k hours in game and still spends time playing it every day.
first time i played it was 2014, it was confusing and overwhelming. But slowly, you just play the game and somehow you mastered it without even notice. The game just work and fun!
Nicely said
Yep... it's a comfort game. I aslo think it qualifies as a "cozy" game. I have absolutely fallen in love with mining and hunting. Fishing and I can or take. I, especially LOVE mining for some reason. Just running around mining resources has been very fun. My mom is in the hosipital this week and being able to zone out doing these small things is fun. And the huning little mini cut scenes with the animals? And the sheer number of voice lines for the various "attributes" of then animals is seriously on point. Cozy, comforting... overall just a great game.
I’m so sorry to hear about your mom. Warframe has provided me with a great deal of comfort this past year as well 🙏🏻
@@dpatriot4130 Thank you for the kind words... it was a routine procedure and home now but always worrys me!
First time viewer here, happened to see this on my feed and had to watch. Warframe was a game-changer for me, pun intended.. or not? I started playing it back in late 2019, and it made me feel like a kid. It was new (to me), and exciting, and just so awesome to play. Now, I don't stick to games for long.. I burn myself out because I will hyperfocus on a game and that's it. I always come back to warframe. Always. I always talk about warframe, even to people I know aren't gamers or that interested. It is, in my own opinion, the BEST free game. So much so that I have actually become decent at fashion. Like I use to see other players and wish I could look like them, and I actually took time to learn how they did it. Sometimes I log in just to make so new fashions for various frames, which then inspires me to play them after I make them look cool. And let's not forget new players. I love when new players discover warframe, and even make videos about it.
And I really enjoyed your take on all of it. You may have become my new comfort creator. +1 for you sir!
Aww I really appreciate all of this! Thank you 🙏🏻
Is Warframe comfort for me? Yes, yes it is. I never imagined when the Lotus first woke me up in that ruined tower all those years ago that Warframe would become the single most played game of my entire life with over 7300 hours at the time of this comment. In fact, in the beginning I started the game, got highly confused after playing for a few days and put it down for half a year before giving it another shot. I was still confused on that second shot, but I gave it more time and now, 7 years later here I am, a truly dedicated Warframe addict.
Damn DP. That’s deep
Bunch of unfinished games on the "shelf", and still here I am, playing warframe for the thousandth upon thousandth hour (the companion weapon mods will be the death of me, I swear)
I hear ya! lol
Sometimes I just replay though the Main Questline.
@@WraithReaper09 I feel this. I just completed whispers in the walls and already want to play through the quests again because the experience will be different. I’ll probably wait a few months .
Favorite quest?
@@dpatriot4130 Ohh, that's a hard choice, but probably The Sacrifice. There is so much in it, not just revelations about the Warframes but also revelations about the true power of the Tenno, their capacity for Compassion and Empathy.
I love your video man, you do a great job. Thanks for this ❤
11409 hours at this point, LR3, playing since 2013 and I'm agree. For the last 2 to 3 years my progress in this game slowed a lot, I do more of a side things, because I'm completed and get everything, except very latest stuff which I don't necessarily need, but if I want to I can get them very quickly and run out of new content which of course I don't want to. Over the years I did get burnt out several times, but after playing some other games and waiting for new update I got back and get another batch of new content to play for. So my slowness was adapted to their update release cycle.
That’s a crazy impressive amount of hours wowww
@@dpatriot4130 well, to be fair this is steam time, which include time being in launcher, but still
@@XCanG how much time in the foundry lol? If only we knew
@@dpatriot4130 not much to be sure, you don't need more than a minute to see parts you needed for craft, then you just go back to farm them, and in my case I already know where every item drops
Great game great commentary from a great Tenno
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It dont for me im worn the hell out playing Warframe it so utter chaos. Im tired im falling asleep trying to grind. But i cant sleep cuz my brain is buzzing with sonic the hedgehog themes.Hahaha
totally agree its a great fun game and even if u take a break like i was forced (in my case a long 4 years break due rl stuff) theres no fomo sure theres limited tine events but nothing truly goes away so u can chill and say oh well i'll get that next time and yeah both devs and players are for the most part amazing ofc theres always a few toxic ones every where but in warframe its the minority had a small bump recently into 1 as i was doing my bday celebration by doing random vaulted relics with random peeps that were cracking relics. encounter was in q&a chat i did not had a question and some guy came on a tad arrogant asking so u dont have a question? as i was typing actually i do... how is u wonderfull peep? had at least 5 persons coming to defense hey *insert ign here* is a regular chill and that is something special and he replied to me and we were all good after that xD
Mario!!! Hope all is well. Appreciate your sharing this. Toxicity eliminates itself in this community. I love it
@@dpatriot4130 what led me to the break is now in the past and im back to gaming just not in a position to be spending money atm in games or ingame in warframe but hey i still have fun in it and its what matters xD
I enjoyed Warframe for a while. I mean 11 years of content? Once I played everything in the game I really didn’t see a need to stick around. You grind the same things you get and over. Leveling up syndicates is actually not fun and it’s basically the “new” thing you do every significant uodate
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Playing around in the sandbox has fueled literally thousands of hours of gameplay for me. Getting rivens and trying out builds and whatnot.
Love it