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meatball-headache · 9 months ago

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This is Meatball's Warframe Post.

As usual, it was @chiclet-go-boom who got me to play. Right around when Endwalker was on the horizon, Warframe also released a new trailer, and Chic gibbered like three rabid squirrels to rush off and drool over it. It seemed uncharacteristic, since Warframe was some kind of parkour PVP game, right?

It was, in fact, not a PVP game, and as Chiclet soon explained, had lore as deep and intricate as any Final Fantasy or Dark Souls. To be a good friend, I watched the new trailer, too—of course, nothing meant anything to me, but the visuals were cool and had quite a lot of mystique, so it was intriguing. So, I downloaded the game, since it's free and all—and that was that for now. Endwalker was coming!

...and so Endwalker went. Some months later, in a lull between patches, the conversation returned to Warframe. I think it came to mind and I was mooded to crack it open and give it a try. What I found was... profoundly confusing. It opens with a cutscene, and I'm thinking: this game is years old. Is this like Destiny, I'm supposed to know the story so far, I'm supposed to be familiar with these characters? It was all very confusing.

The opening cutscenes celebrate the Tenno, and give you three Warframes to pick from: Excalibur, Mag, and Volt. My impression at the time was that these spirits, the "Tenno," were something newly added to the game? Were these the three new Warframes or something? Or, are they starting me at the beginning of the years-long update cycle? No time to be confused, though, I had to pick a Warframe. I wanted to be the cute girl, Mag, but it said Excalibur was the best choice for beginners, even though he looked weird, so I went with him.

I have never played a game that moves like this. It's so... fast. But it's not jagged or janky or spastic, it's very smooth. It's hard to aim, though, since I was playing on PS4, and I suck at a) shooting games, and b) aiming with a controller. All was going well until, early in the tutorial, it teaches you how to "bullet jump." Oh, I thought: this is so weird and awkward. Bullet jumps? Wall latches? Ugh. I'll just play this game normal and not do that very much.

I didn't really like Excalibur; he looks weird. Aesthetics are important! I only played for an hour or two that first night, but I was disappointed with Excalibur... I wanted to start over, but it doesn't seem like you can reset your account. I was frustrated... but, then I learned that Chiclet plays on PC. Obviously, I mean, c'mon. Could my computer even run the game? It was a years-old laptop that I only originally bought to have Youtubes on the side while I played FFXIV on PS4. But, turns out it could run FFXIV... maybe I'll try Warframe? Start fresh, and be Mag this time—even if she's too hard for a noob?

So, I started over. I installed it on my PC and created a new account and started with Mag this time, and boy, things were different—by about 40 fps. My computer, it turned out, could run Warframe... in slideshow mode. I turned down the graphics, and I was still getting around 20-30 fps. Well... good enough, I guess, if it means I can play with Chic.

I don't know how long that first session lasted. A day or two, maybe a weekend, something like that. The game was very much to my liking in this regard: you just play it. It's got story and lore, sure, but pretty much you start the game, you go through a "Press X to jump" mission, and then you're on your own! In this regard, it's a Soulslike—you do what you want because you want to, not because the game tells you to. You go over there because you can see it and you want to know what's there, and when you get there, things happen; cf. the classic Final Fantasy setup, where you can't go over there, not until the story tells you to go there.

I didn't understand mods or ranks or 90% of the things in my menu. It was a very simple game where you just pop in, run some quick missions, shoot a bunch of guys and grind for loot. It scratched a lot of itches—although performance wasn't ideal, but whatever, I'd manage gladly.

So, I played for a couple days, and then I got to the first big turning point: Cetus. All of a sudden, I was in a town? With other players? And what players they were! My little, unadorned Mag looked positively naked next to these Warframes in extravagant costumes, with animations, flowing capes, glowing wings, all sorts of things. Of course, I didn't know a single one of these 'frames, could not possibly comprehend how any of these things were acquired—pay to win, I assumed. I could only wonder how long it'd be until I got cool stuff like that.

Now, Cetus, if you know Warframe, you know it's different. It's not just a normal mission, it's a town, like I said, connected to an open world region, the Plains of Eidolon. Naturally, I assumed this was my next mission, and figured out how to take on bounties from Konzu. And these... were a whole lot harder than normal missions! It said it was my level, but levels apparently mean something else out here, because these missions kicked my ass. I remember doing a side quest to unlock Gara's blueprint. Excited to get my first new Warframe, I ran to the foundry to start making it, and got confused when it seemed to need more Gara blueprints to make it. Eventually, I realized the bounties Konzu offered had a chance to drop these component blueprints... but, some of the bounties were way beyond my level. Even the ones that weren't were already too hard. My hopes of getting a new Warframe seemed to wither.

I think I got to Mars, and then stopped playing for a bit. I'm not sure, exactly. I spent a nice weekend or so trying out the game, it wasn't bad, the grind seemed very steep, and then it was time to move on.

Months passed.

Somehow, I was inspired to play again—maybe Chiclet gushing about another trailer, maybe seeing the icon on my desktop for months eventually wore me down, but I picked it up again. I was on Mars, which was much harder than Earth, and still had no clue what I was doing, but I plugged ahead anyway, clearing nodes on the map. I still had only Mag, with no cool outfits, no new weapons or anything fun like that. Well, eventually something would drop, right...?

Hm—if I remember correctly, and it's all kind of fuzzy, you can't go from Earth to Mars at first. You have to clear Venus and Mercury, right. So, no, I wasn't on Mars yet. I was on Venus, which of course means—

Fortuna.

I was prepared. I had seen the music video on Youtube, I'd already heard the song. In fact, I'd heard the song long before I tried the game, long before I met Chiclet, a real long time ago. It was good, I liked it—and part of what kept me going was wondering where this amazing song would crop up. As I played the game, it seemed more and more out of place. But then, all at once, it happened. Imagine my surprise when I learned that, no, that wasn't a cinematic music video just to promote the game, that was the cutscene in the actual game!

It was transformative. It was profound. Yes, I teared up, of course I did! And then the story in Fortuna has you helping the workers unionize to defeat a capitalist? Sign me the fuck up! So I was motivated to play, to be part of this world, to help them out. The only thing is—the mission turned out to be incredibly hard. I died again and again. It wasn't until I went into the arsenal and added mods to my Warframe and my weapons that I was finally able to win, and even then, only barely. The game was starting to get hard! Did I have what it takes to get harder?

Open world missions on Orb Vallis were much harder than the Plains of Eidolon, but by now I'd also learned that these were optional. It was more reputation quests, more vendors... This game was getting really complicated. All I was doing was clearing the map, and there was so much to this game... Not only that, but around here I decidedly to bravely try to do public missions, though I was afraid I'd hold everyone back... this turned out to not be an issue. Everyone was super strong, super competent, and they blazed through missions with ease, with or without my presence. Thanks for the carry, you thousands of online strangers!

But, by doing public missions, I saw the vast gulf between Warframe's and FFXIV's philosophies. FFXIV has rigid requirements for every duty, fixed party sizes, role requirement, level sync, all that jazz—so that everyone has the same experience every time. Warframe just lets you do whatever. You might do this mission and have an MR30 Saryn Prime nuke the map from the start and be done in seconds; you might have a MR2 Excalibur still leveling the starting gear and trying to learn how to double-jump.

Never was this more evident than what I choose to remember was my first time playing a public mission. It was a defense mission on Earth. I'd done it before solo, and it took a long time and it was very difficult, since I had to machine-gun each enemy individually, being generally clueless as I was. After that, I decided to try a public mission. I can't get lost and be too slow for everyone else, since it's defense, and it might help to have more, well, help. I got a full group, and, I have no earthly idea what Warframes they might have been, but I remember one of them clearly: as soon as the mission started, they all cast a bunch of spells and the entire map started exploding. Then this one guy jumped on top of the defense objective, whipped out a guitar, and just stood there playing music the whole time while all the enemies exploded before I ever even saw them.

This is what lies ahead of you, Meatball, I thought. This is what you might achieve someday.

So, back on Venus, I proceeded to the end of the map, and this time—there was a boss fight! The Jackal. Needless to say, I died and failed the mission. I didn't understand what the hell I was supposed to do. Perhaps this is where I finally went on public, to get carried a little by experts? Whether it was my first public exposure or not, it worked—some pro players annihilated the Jackal before I could understand what was going on. This paved the way to Mercury, and culminated in another boss fight—and the end of the road. But, with Mercury out of the way, I could go back to Earth and travel to Mars.

In order to unlock a new planet, you have to defeat the boss in the junction, a mirror match against another Warframe. The first few were easy, but Mars I think was spicier. For the sake of the narrative, let's say I couldn't do it for now. I slunk back to my ship in defeat, and went to tinker with my mods and foundry and stuff like that. Have I gotten any new weapons or anything? No, I don't think so, I don't have any weapons or Warf—what's this!?

"Rhino chassis." A Warframe component blueprint. Not Gara, which was out of reach, too high level—where did this come from? Tooltips soon revealed it: it dropped from the Jackal. Bosses drop Warframes! My eyes lit up, my heart raced. I'm going to get my first new Warframe. I raced back to Venus to tackle the Jackal again, and farmed that bastard to oblivion, again and again until I had all the Rhino parts. Finally, finally, it was time—

—to wait. Twelve hours for the component, then three days for the thing itself. Okay, that's fine. I could use a break. I'll come back next weekend and be Rhino.

Now, I did exaggerate, dire reader. I had some new weapons ready when Rhino came out of the foundry: the Boltor machine gun, the Frigor giant hammer, and some secondary weapons but who cares. At this point, I didn't even realize that's how you grind MR. But everything was exciting and new—and stronger. I had to level them up, and with Rhino's shield ability, now I was tough enough to handle the junction and get to Mars and beyond!

At some point, I got to Deimos. Unlike other planets, this time you start in an open world, and work your way to the town. There was some story missions here, but I don't remember the main beats, only that in the end you get to test-drive a Necramech. This game keeps adding new things—first you had normal missions, then open world, then Archwing, now Necramechs... I remember the story mission being monstrously difficult again, so I bailed on Deimos for now.

There was something else I finally had access to. Somehow, I had gotten to MR5, and could fight the boss on Earth. It irked me that I couldn't finish off Earth before moving on, but, I guess they didn't want you to start with finished planets until you'd done a little story and unlocked some new systems.

This boss... is where this play session ended. It was so incredibly difficult and incredibly frustrating. He's a tiny flying drone, only vulnerable for brief windows when his face is exposed, and he's impossible to hit. I was playing solo, so my suckitude doesn't waste anyone's time, which just made this boss nearly impossible. I kept dying, I ran out of ammo constantly. It was the most frustrating experience in the game by far—but, bosses have new Warframes. Except Mercury, for some reason. And Mar's boss just dropped Excalibur, who I'd already tried. Earth's boss had a new one, something called Hydroid, which was the dorkiest name in the world, but oh well.

To make a long story short, I farmed this boss for all the Hydroid parts, which infuriated me beyond belief. I threw him into the foundry, and it was time for a very big deal: Jupiter. Now, when I'd first started playing, I joked with Chiclet, something, "Can I do what I want? Can I just go to Jupiter and deal with high-level enemies and hilariously get my ass kicked?" She gave me kind of a wishy-washy answer, something along the lines of sort of, but not really, but you wouldn't want to anyway. I had, in fact, found a couple of blueprints that needed components from Jupiter. I was very excited when I saw I could finally get these things. So, while Hydoird cooked, I tried to go to Jupiter.

And tried.

But... I just couldn't beat the junction boss, at all. She had too much health, and if I got close, she's instantly melee me to death, even through Rhino's mighty shield. You have to do these solo, so no getting carried, and there's no map or any other enemies, so I can't go collect energy before the fight. I had basically one ability, and that had to get me through. Try as I might, I could not win—so I stopped playing.

Months passed again.

I picked up the game again around April 2023. Pretty soon, I remembered why I stopped—this damn Valkyr Specter. But, I had some other stuff to do now. I had a new Warframe, Hydroid, to level up, and a new gun, the Boar, to try out. I certainly didn't understand how to play Hydroid at first, but I got him to 30, and then... I guess I'll try Valkyr again. I'd have to do it on Rhino, because he has that shield. Would the Boar be strong enough to beat her?

No.

Okay, now I'm getting pissed. I just can't beat her, no matter what I do. I was, remember, still pretty dumb, probably less than a hundred hours in the game—I'm a slow boil, what do you want :p—so fusing mods, damage types, or anything other that clicking Automod was beyond me. But, I said, fuck it, if Rhino can't beat her, I'll try Hyrdoid. I ran in with him, with the Boar shotgun and Amphis staff, and—died. Take two, I ran in, used my 1 ability, barrage of water bombs, but that fell off her like so much rain. Died. Take three, I used my 2 ability, the tidal wave dash... all that did was get me into melee faster so she could one-shot me sooner. Died. Fine! Take four! I used my 4 ability, the tentacles—well, that was no good, she was a boss, so they couldn't grab her, and once again I died. Well, I haven't tried the 3 ability, the puddle? A roving dot? It doesn't sound like it does much damage, but—

Dire reader. I turned into a puddle, and Valkyr ran to me, and—sploosh. She fell into the puddle. She was gone. She vanished. The only thing on the screen was a puddle, and damage numbers popping out of it. There's no way this works, I said. There's no way this lasts long enough to kill her. There's no way this does enough damage.

Tick. Tick. Tick. Tiny damage numbers poppped out of my self, and I watched first Valkyr's shield slowly faded, and then her health began to dwindle—until, just before I ran out of energy, her health bar fell down to zero—Mission Complete.

I'm sitting there slack-jawed, astonished. There's no way this ridiculous puddle move just completely annihilated this invincible boss. But, it did. It happened. I made it to Jupiter. All thanks to this absolute boi, Hydroid—my new main. With the power of Hydroid's puddle, I ran through the star system like a beast. Jupiter fell and I moved on to Europa; Europa was defeated and I went to Saturn; Saturn was finished and I went to Uranus.

"Operator, a new quest is available," said the Lotus. And I had a funny thing on top of my screen that just said "NATAH."

Hm! I wonder what that is. Oh well. And I returned to my delightful grind. Some of these planets had bosses, so I had to farm for new Warframes. I had finally figured out how to buy blueprints from the market, so I was making new weapons. All this stuff had to get leveled up, so I went back and ran missions, defense missions—I figured out how to do Void Relics (sort of), and also tried to finally do some bounties—Earth only, Venus and Deimos were still wicked hard. And whenever I got back to my ship after a successful mission—

"NATAH." Hm! What a meaningless word. Sounds like a main quest. No thanks! Why do MSQ when I could grind, explore, and waste time?

So another hundred hours passed. I was starting to get good at the game! I leveled up my weapons and my Warframes and finally figured out how to fuse mods, so I crammed all my weapons full of as much damage as I could. Orokin Catalysts and Forma were still years away from my mind, though—but, it seemed to me that I was as strong as I could possibly get. I thought about the guitar guy, blowing up the entire map constantly without even moving—how can I get that strong? I thought about the K-drive, the Archwings, the Necramechs—all the weird stuff this game has invented. Maybe there's more weird things later? Maybe I have to... do story to unlock things?

It was finally time. I had done as much as I could, but it was finally time to do the MSQ. So, I took up this new quest, NATAH. It was like the other quests—you do normal missions while the NPCs talk over you. It was kind of interesting, because it got into the Lotus's story a little bit. Neat! But, unlike other main quests or side quests, this didn't give me a new orbiter segment to unlock some new machines to let me do something different. This didn't even give me a new Warframe blueprint! But, it unlocked another main quest. Ah, so this is how it's gonna be? But one MSQ at a time. Let's let it digest a bit. So, maybe tomorrow I'll do this next quest...

The Second Dream.

Dear reader. Dire reader. Dour reader. Nothing could have prepared me for the Second Dream—and this was the best possible experience I could've had. Legions of fans telling me "Just wait till the Second Dream!" would've tipped me off that something big is going to happen, and my whole attitude would've been different. My expectations would've been high, and perhaps even the profound experience that it was wouldn't've been enough. I assure you, I'm getting the chills writing about it, just thinking about it.

The Second Dream was like nothing else in the game. The missions started normally—well, not really. It started with a cutscene. Had the game ever had cutscenes before? Other than Fortuna, that is. After the intro, you do normal missions with voice-overs, like before. It has to do with... things I don't understand. Did I forget the story? Is it supposed to be mysterious? Lotus talks about her father, there's a Sentient, there's a Stalker—we proceed with the mission, and then things really come unzipped.

From the beginning of the game, I noticed something wrong with the star chart: where's the Moon? Well, not every body in the solar system is represented; Europa's its own world, but Io, Callisto, and Ganymede are just individual missions on Jupiter. Ceres and Eris are their own worlds, but not Makemake or Haumea. But, it turns out I was right to wonder, because in this quest, we're teleported to somewhere we've never seen before: the Moon. It turns out there's a lot of lore surrounding the Moon, something special is there, and through the plot, the Moon is added to the star chart—a new world to explore, a new tileset to play in!

But of course, that's not all, because once we venture into the Moon, we find something very special: the Reservoir, the power source of the Tenno, the spirits that control the Warframes. Right from the game's very first opening cutscene, we saw the still Warframes, silent until the spirit of the Tenno entered them. We, the player, are the Tenno, controlling the Warframes. That's why, when you select the Warframe, you're not "putting it on" like armor, so much as you're activating it, and controlling it from afar—it's a little bit meta, the way Ordis always addressed you, the player, as "Operator," not talking to the Warframe itself. Lotus would say things like "Your Warframe is low on power," not "You're low on power."

There's another cutscene. Deep in the Moon, we find the Reservoir, a lotus-like set of pods. One comes out, and from it comes... a person. And—our Warframe drops dead immediately.

The cutscene continues. My nose is an inch from the screen. This is captivating. I've been playing this game for a couple hundred hours, and only now we're getting cinematic story like FFXIV started with. Imagine if you had been playing Tetris for years, and you finally get to the kill screen—and it zooms out and it was Karl Jobst playing at an arcade machine in a bar this whole time, and now you're watching him. Imagine if you've been playing Minecraft and terraformed a whole world, and then Steve turns to the camera and says, "Now... we can finally begin playing."

The human crawls over to the Warframe, touching it with a glow, and the Warframe picks them up. The Stalker appears—but hesitates. The voice of the Sentient threatens to attack, and then you're playing again. You're playing—but it's different. You're still carrying the person. Your Warframe powers are gone, you can't use your normal weapons, and these monsters are attacking you—what else can you do but point and click?

And it fires! The person you're carrying raises their hand a blast of energy annihilates these monsters. You carry them to safety as they blast hordes of these strange new enemies, and reach extraction—you're back to the safety of your ship.

Ah! Your beloved orbiter. You've been playing for hundreds of hours. You know this ship like the back of your syandana! Well, except for those weird closed doors at the back. Lotus instructs you to take the person to the back of the ship—oh, what? Wait—those closed doors? Really? We're going to find out what's in there? You go to the back of the ship, and then, all of the sudden, the doors open, as if they always could. Inside is a mysterious chamber containing one of those pods from before—and the Stalker! This time, he attacks you himself, and the person you're carrying fends him off with their power. You bring them to the chair, but he pushes you away, and you drop the person. The link is broken. You—your Warframe falls dead again, and the Stalker stabs it with his mysterious talking sword. The Stalker grabs the person, lifting them off the ground by the neck... and then you—your Warframe comes to life, grabs the sword—and breaks it. The Stalker is destroyed, and in a flash of light, both you and the person are out cold.

But then... someone picks up the person. It's not you, your Warframe is lying still. It's—the Lotus. On your actual ship. She puts the person in the pod, and then there's a pulse of light. The Warframe moves again.

"Now we fight on two fronts, my child. The war without—and the war within..."

This is mindblowing. This is beyond anything that's ever happened in this game. It's like if you were playing Pac-man and then suddenly after level 69, 2001: A Space Odyssey starts playing. This is a profound shift in everything about the game's... everything!

And then, and then, AND THEN...

...it dumps you into character creation.

This is what you are.

After hundreds of hours of gameplay, after traipsing across the entire solar system, after, for some people, years of playing—

Tutorial complete. Welcome to Warframe.

This is, bar absolutely none, the single greatest moment in any game I've ever played. You know FFXIV is my favorite game, but moment by moment, it doesn't have an absolute wham line like this. This is on the same level—beyond, really—but the only thing that comes close to holding a candle is the E ending of Nier Automata, Rom in Bloodborne, or the World of Ruin in FFVI. But even all of those were presaged by the game's tone, clearly building up to, and showing the potential for, a moment like this. FFVI had a map that teased the whole thing, in fact.

Character creation. Hundreds of hours into the game. Out of nowhere. Like I said, nothing could have prepared me for this—nothing should have, either. This completely blindsided me. It completely changed everything about the game. It turned everything I expected on its head. It's like fighting Psycho Mantis and finding out he knows you played Castlevania. It's like learning that the ghost is always behind you in PT. This is beyond "outside the box," this is in a whole different box factory.

And I'm just talking about the meta impact! To say nothing about the lore—when Ordis was talking to the "Operator," when Lotus was talking the Tenno, they weren't talking to you, the player—they were talking to your real character, the Tenno who was asleep in the Reservoir this whole time. This is who you are.

This is who you are. When I got to the character create screen—I didn't change a thing. I couldn't. I wasn't just creating a character at the beginning of the game like some lesser game like Elden Ring, I have been this person the whole time. I did fix her voice, though, I admit that much. She looks like... Nathan Explosion. I didn't mean to pick a girl this time, either, that's just... what it gave me. (Can you even change their body and give them boobs? Or you just differentiate gender by voice selection?) This is who you are. This is who you've always been.

After the bombshell, I was hooked. I played nonstop, day and night, week in, week out, for months on end. Warframe shot to the top of my charts; I wasn't playing Chiclet's game just to humor my pal, this was my game now. I was into it. And, of course, I finally started to learn. I got into Forma, Lenses, started cracking open Void Relics left and right, started churning out new weapons and Warframes, did Railjack missions, tried Lunaro (lol), syndicates, bounties, you name it—everything, of course, except main story. I had to let this soak. And, Warframe is a horizontal progression game, unlike FFXIV. Every step you take unlocks a thousand hours of grinding to get your Rivens and Kuvas and whatever—I'm getting ahead of myself, though.

I was completely addicted to Warframe, not even FFXIV could pull me back. The only thing that got me to stop grinding MR was Lies of P, and after that, the furor had died out, so it was a little while before I got back into Warframe some more. When I did, I finally did the next story quest, the War Within—this was also excellent, better cinematically, but the bombshell could not compete with the Second Dream. However, with the War Within, I had some big new grinds unlocked: Eidolon hunts (actually this came with the Second Dream, but I didn't figure it out until then) and Kuva weapons. Kuva weapons. I'd heard of these! I'd seen millions of players with these special weapons that go to rank forty—forty!—and have a million words in their names, someone comes in with "Dax Thrall Suva Kuva Zarr" and just blows up all of Helene in one shot. Here, surely, lay the path to greatness! And with Eidolons, I could get Arcanes, which I vaguely knew about from glancing at builds on websites, builds which had lots of mods and these Arcanes I knew jack shit about. After the New War The War Within [typo], it was time to shelve story for a while; I had a lot of grinding to do.

Let me rewind quite a bit. All the way to the beginning. When I first began playing, I did figure out that if you press Equip on your Warframe in the Arsenal, you could see a list of every Warframe. For a very long time, every time I browsed that list I saw some names I was sure I hadn't seen before. I had to start with Mag, of course, but... which Warframe was the one for me? Which one looked the coolest, had the best powers, the most interesting lore? I instantly discounted some ugly ones, like Hildryn, and some with stupid names, like Hydroid. We see how that turned out. As usual, I was looking for a cute girl... but these were all very strange, weird, alien robot monsters. Lavos—he was the last boss in Chrono Trigger, maybe go after him. Sevagoth, that's similar to Sephiroth, but he looks weird. Ember, Frost, Volt... I don't really go in for these "elemental" things unless it's a superlative element. So like, holy or dark, that'd be a cool theme. Speaking of themes—music! When you click each one, it takes you to a page where you can see their skills, read their lore, and it also plays their theme music. Or, some music anyway, there's some repeats, I guess it's just some generic music. Yeah, Garuda, Gauss, Gyre, these all have the same music, Harrow—

Rap. Tap. Tap.

Okay well this is different. An eerie, industrial grind, haunting, strange whispers—this is very interesting indeed! I read his lore—he's a void priest?! Okay, now that severely fucks. I read his moves—whoa. This guy's got all kinds of support buffs? Well, that's certainly a lot more interesting than "This attacks in a cone, this attacks in a line, this attacks in a circle." Okay. I'm sold. How do I unlock this guy? According to the thing ingame, you have to do the "Chains of Harrow" quest on Pluto or the Void or something. Okay, well, then I just have to plow ahead to the Void and I'll be able to get him! Oh, neat, it looks like Phobos has a shortcut to the Void!

...anyway, that didn't happen, obviously. This was still my first weekend. Once I started to learn how to get other stuff, I forgot about Harrow, but still had him in the back of my mind. And, a while later—around the Second Dream session—I had finally gotten the hang of Void Relics. I had tried to get them before, way at the beginning, because I saw "Octavia Prime" and "Nezha Prime," and I recognized them as Warframes—a couple I thought looked pretty cool, in fact. I had no idea Primes were a different version, I thought it meant... "This is the primary part to make it," or something. Of course, day one player, I couldn't get all the things I needed from mere Lith Relics, and the higher levels were beyond me. It wasn't until much later, when I had access to more stuff, that I began to realize—oh, hey. I might be able to get a Prime Warframe! Wouldn't that be cool.

I jumped into Void Relics until I had exhausted my supply, went to grind more, and crack them again. I got so many parts for so many things, but never everything for anything. I just kept aimlessly grinding, getting 3/4 of everything, but something always eluded me.

Dire reader, you know what Void Relics happened to be in the rotation at that time? Why, none other than Harrow Prime's. I noticed it, of course, and grabbed the blueprints when they were available. And it wasn't until after doing a lot of grinding that I sat down and said, okay, what exactly do I have? I went through my foundry to see what I had, what I was close to, what I might be able to finish off—and, surely enough, I had three pieces of Harrow. All I needed were the Harrow Prime Neuroptics, which were the rare thing from an Axi, I think. But, I had some Axis. We had a mission, and from then on, I was grinding with focus, farming Axi relics, upgrading them for the maximum chance at the rare, and cracking them—in full parties, of course, in case anyone else had one. And so it wasn't long before it happened: Harrow Prime Neuroptics. I had all the pieces I needed. I had all the materials, I had the Argon Crystals—I was going to have my first Prime Warframe! And it was going to be Harrow.

I love Harrow—though, he is admittedly hard to use well, and having one "press this button to blow up the room" ability would be nice... but he's stylish, he's cool, he's mine. I used him a lot once I got him—he's a Prime! He's better than anyone!—but he wasn't my last Prime frame by far. Soon came Nidus Prime, Garuda Prime, Wisp Prime, Baruuk Prime, and more, and more, and more... Now, he's just one of dozens in my stable—but I still remember how he was the first one that stood out to me. In fact, dear reader, I reordered things a little—I got Harrow before I did the Second Dream, and it was as Harrow that I did it. He's my Story Frame—although another one I've had my eye on for a while, Baruuk, is really making a run for the top spot. Baruuk, the "patient monk," always caught my eye, being at the top of the alphabet as he is, so I'd always be starting at him when I was picking which frame to play today. I really enjoy his "neutral" theme, the commonality in his 1-3 abilities, and the absolute astonishing power of his 4 (my record is 2.3M damage). And Harrow did get stabbed through the chest with War (which is his "official" weapon now... every Warframe has "their" weapons to me, so if I want to use the Boar, I just have to play Hydroid, that's just how I am) so maybe he needs a break.

But, dear reader, this brings me back to the image at the very top of this brief post: the quest "Chains of Harrow" is my next story quest. Truth be told, it has been next for a little while—but it had to take a back seat, of course, for side quests like Octavia and Titania, and a little thing called, you know, Dawntrail. But Dawntrail is done. All my sidequests are done. There's nothing left. The way is clear. It's time to return to the beginning—to Harrow. And then...

...and then...

The New War— ...which, if the number of quests that have it as a prerequisite, and the fact that it doesn't even show up as a future quest, are anything to go by... this will change everything.

EPILOGUE

There's a few things I can talk about that I didn't include here. Duviri. Sevagoth. Lavos and Yareli. That one time I had six Warframes going at once and thought "whoa I'm finally getting this game!" And probably more... but these are the main beats.

Thanks for reading. Why do you keep doing that? I just don't get it...

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Crack TFP AU

Minecraft. Who would do what?

Optimus: (gets Folwer to) Buys a server for everyone to use but rarely is ever on. Creepers give him ptsd attacks. Helps others for their missions and builds to be an extra set of hands. Wanders all over and will go off thousands of chunks away just explorign the different biomes. He can’t just walk around earth irl so this is heaven. Plus, now he gets the human sized prospective. Villages are the best thing ever and he’ll spend days trading just for fun. He gives the stuff he gets away since hes not in need of it. Will try to reason with pillagers.

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Optimus Prime: Let us work together to benefit this virtual world.

Optimus Prime: There is no need for violence among your fellow virtual humans.

Optimus Prime was shot and killed by a pillager

Ratchet: Always sleeps. Never goes to the nether. Likes farming for the act of finally being able to smack an organic. Follows Optimus around when he’s online, otherwise hangs around with Raf for tutorial help minus the snark Miko would give. Tries to unlock every recipe but wont go after dangerous materials like gun powder or soul soil so he asks for it. Messes around with redstone primarily. Calls the nether portal the nether ground bridge.

Arcee: Kills herself all the time. Will try to do it in every way possible from “tried to swim in lava escaping wolves” to “was sleign by Miko with lighting”. Stands on fire pits over and over untill someone ususally breaks it or put it out. Lots of parkour. General world parkour and premade courses. Mob hunts for fun but also for practicality. Tries some speed runs but doesn’t have the patience to wait for a perfect spawn. She’ll make 10 different worlds before saying “scrap this” and just hang on the server.

Bulkhead: Goes back to his contruction routs and builds cybertron based houses. He’ll sometimes taylor them to others’ requests to give them someplace nice to live on server. It can make the bots really sentimental. Needed to be convinced to not make them all out of iron blocks. “But thats the only closest metal??” Frags around with Miko sometimes. Likes messing around with the manuverability that his irl body doesnt really have. Loves that he can break anything by punching it.

Bumblebee: Speed runs all day. Has absolutely set records on multiple versions but can’t post about it since its a security risk. Even if he stayed anonymous, Optimus said no. Races parcour with Arcee and does pvp with her but wont kill her if she doesn’t fight back. Tries mods from popular videos and has Raf make him some. Does challenges with the trouble trio that they find on youtube. Loves challenges that keep them close together like must stay in the same chunk or play as a single player hybrid.

Smokescreen: Loves manhunt and mansave but only wins at the latter when hes the subject. Somehow convinced Optimus to do a manhunt and gave the entire base the most fun seven hours of their lives. Loves parkour but doesnt have the patience for it and will quit a course if he falls off when further down. Only finishes when theres checkpoints. Doesnt understand NPC’s what so ever. Got really awkward when he learned villagers could breed and logged off the first time he saw it. Hoards materials but never uses them. He’s got stacks apon stacks of ore blocks. Like to collect dificult items like honey blocks and tridents. Functions kinda like the local merchent and enjoys when others try to barter with him for his loot.

Miko: Griefing and blunt destruction. She’ll go off and make a crater down to the bedrock. When that gets boring she’s a master mob hunter and aranges pvp matches between the team. Has beaten the ender dragon 100 times over. Loves challenges and manhunts. Has a chanel on youtube but can’t post most of the things she records since its a security risk. It is fun to keep them on a cybertronian drive and then watch them on the main console, though. Blew up an entire village once and hasnt forvgiven herself for the hurt on Optimus’ face.

Jack: Plays rather classically. Likes building with Bulkhead. Participates in challenges and hunts but usually isnt the subject. Will get totally into a man save though. Likes building parkour for the team to mess around on. Tries not to play too much and do homeworks but Miko is a bad influence as always. Listens to music and plays without sound. Still doesnt use sound when chatting with others. Tames wolves and gives them basic dog names. Changes the collar colour but wont ever use them to fight. Will kill you if you hurt his dog.

Raf: The Minecraft king. Teaches Ratchet about redstone and laughs when he gets mad about the “only one object per block” rule. Likes sharing his hobby with the teams and loves that everyone is so invested in it. Mob hunts somewhat but not a lot. Only eats farmed foods and likes using creative crafting to make things like cake and pie.

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THE VERY BEST 10 METHODS TO MAKE A LIVING Online As AN EXPERT Gamer

In a world where the boom of entrepreneurial spirit among the masses is rather amazing, the most typical tip from top successful individuals when asked the best career way to go after is “do what you like, and you’ll do not have to work each day in your daily life.”

While this is completely true, it’s also an undeniable fact that a good deal of people, both genders as well, wouldn’t mind sitting down indoor the whole day whenever gaming is around the corner.

If you are this individual, there’s a higher possibility that you play video gaming for the fun and the “escape-from-reality” feeling it brings. Or you just think it is to be the most calming routine following the daily struggle.

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However in our digital age group where work-freedom is quickly overtaking the labor force, how amazing would it not be to discover that it is possible to change your love for video games into a livable profession?

These ten ideas will educate you on how.

An expert suggestion here's to ensure that before diverting your job focus to the below ideas, you have what must be done to undergo it because the majority of the below ideas need a lot of commitment, dedication, and patience if you’re planning on which makes it work.

So, if you’re searching for a quick source of income, it’s better to look over other business ideas published on this website in order never to finish up pursuing these video gaming business ideas and finish up hating the habitual video gaming program you once loved.

Live to load with Twitch

With Twitch, the best video system for gamers, you can create live streams of trending video gaming. Your goal is to make a huge audience that views and engages with your live channels.

With Twitch’s huge audience, it creates it simpler to generate income with sponsorships and advertisements upon building a big audience around your channel.

The only drawbacks are that you need to be exceptionally good to be able to beat all of those other crowd and create a huge audience.

Create podcasts and video shows

Run a constant game titles video show to ensure a captive audience. If you're able to produce a fun new podcast episode regularly, syndicate it to YouTube, iTunes, Facebook, and Twitter.

You can play the latest video games, give hacks on old video games, or show tutorials on trending video games. You can monetize your podcast content through sponsorships and subscription-based regular membership.

Test video games for companies

If you're above 15 years, have a pc, and love video gaming you'll be able to connect with Games companies to help them test new video games.

You’ll have to try out a specific game, again and again, to detect insects or glitches before such a game is released to the marketplace.

Quite honestly, this may be considered a little tasking and relatively stressful as you’ll be asked to play the same show lots of times to be able to identify even the littlest pests and then provide a constructive opinion that will assist the company to enhance the game.

Create game manuals - videos, ebooks

For a casino game guide, all you have to is to try out the game several of that period to observe the secrets. However, most video games are very difficult to comprehend, chat more about understanding them enough to instruct others.

After unlocking the secrets, record yourself playing the overall game with techniques others can study from.

From then on, properly bundle your clips with the addition of special effects like Slo-mo where necessary, format then, convert and obtain it ready for worldwide distribution.

Your ebook can be sold on Amazon’s Kindle, iPad, Nook, Google Play, Kobo, and more online stores.

Take part in PVP competitive gaming

You can generate a full-time income by competing in online tournaments for cash awards.

Major League Video gaming, MLG, among other brands, organizes a PVP competitive video gaming by which you can generate income online. Although competition is often difficult, winners collect a fairly huge amount of cash.

Venture into video games journalism

You can test the hands-on video gaming journalism. It is about the confirming and conversation of gaming styles.

You get engaged in core reveal, preview and eventual overview of video games, and you'll be earning your living doing these.

Trade game factors, character types and other items for the money

You can endeavor into selling video games items on video games like Counterstrike, Team Fortress, and more on sites like Opskins, Swagbucks.

Though such game points are hard to earn, the fun in it is you will be working towards earning yourself some cash while having a good time.

Write/design for game companies

In case your in-thing is to create or design video gaming then you are running a business because there are a great number of companies craving for your services. Equipped with your personal computer in the comfort of your house, you could work for such companies, generating yourself a good living.

Turn into a pro game trainer/consultant

As an expert game trainer, your business is to steer and business lead gamers to win championships like the PVP competitive video gaming championship mentioned above.

The greater you lead players to win, the greater your likelihood of getting ultimately more coaching/consultation opportunities and the greater your likelihood of landing bigger gigs.

Also, as a credible games consultant, games companies may seek your expert opinion on the services before such products are released to the marketplace.

Create a dynamic gaming information/reviews blog.

People like to stay up-to-date with happenings in the game playing world. You may make a good living moving the info across.

You can produce a video games review blog where people can visit frequently to garner information.

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After building an audience around your site, sponsorship and advertisements will surely come flying in. Video games companies can also bring their video games for you to publicize them through your site.

With the 10 ideas above, you will be making good bucks for yourself online as an expert gamer. All you need is to be very dedicated and constant because none of the above ideas come easy. You must dedicate time and devote a great deal of work, like almost every other occupation.

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15 Innovative Ways You Can Improve Your Roblox Song Id

Roblox: A Threat to your kid'' s on-line safety Is Roblox complimentary to play?

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Some amateur developers make use of Roblox as a sort of profile to showcase their help possible companies. For youngsters who want producing their own games, Roblox provides a lot of directions, a wiki, and a helpful gamer community.

So yeah roblox is safe if your kid is old adequate and also fully grown enough to prevent pedos as well as creeps. Claiming that Roblox misbehaves for having a Mystery game is like saying Minecraft misbehaves for having PVP. Its a fun game, however keep in mind anybody can be on it and any person can send out chats on a video game. The thing regarding Roblox is that there is regularly points you have to buy.

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You need to buy clothing, accesories, special products in video games, etc . It makes it not enjoyable after a while if you can't get those https://robloxsongsids.com points. So I would certainly be careful that the kid doesn't buy anything. He or she can discover great deals of Roblox-related videos on popular gaming platforms such asTwitch, Miniclip, and also YouTube Video gaming if your child likesRoblox.

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Following routine occasions or free gifts is an additional secure means to secure free Robux. I keep in mind back in 2013 there were always those "S3X EVENT" games that would certainly hit the front web page after that within half a hr they would certainly be erased (say thanks to god). Those type of video games do not turn up as often currently thankfully.

And though Roblox has some safety precautions in place, it remains a target of individuals with less-than-good intentions. Still, due to the learning possible Roblox offers, Good sense Media prices it OK for individuals age 10+. Or you can download and install Roblox Workshop and also work on constructing your very own video games. Gameplay can be uneven, but excellent developers often tend to rise to the top of the feed.

Is Roblox adopt me shutting down?

Let's set things straight: Roblox isn't "shutting down." The same hoax (with a few details changed) goes around every year or two. Remember: don't believe everything you read on the internet. Haha, yes!

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The game has actually obtained appreciation for its driving technicians. Roblox permits players to acquire, sell, and develop virtual items.

Because of this factor, it is very unusual to get your account back after you got hacked. Work at a Pizza Place, a video game in which gamers work together to accomplish orders at a pizza parlor. The game is considered one of the classics on Roblox, with the maker connecting its success to the video games' capability to motivate socializing.

Garments can be bought by any individual, yet only players with a costs membership can market them. Just Roblox administrators can market devices, body components, gear, as well as plans under the official Roblox individual account. Things with a restricted edition status can just be traded in between or offered by individuals with premium membership standing.

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There are Let's Plays-- where gamers livestream themselves playing Roblox video games-- in addition to how-tos, information, and analysis by Robloxfanatics. A few of these video clips have shady language, so look into our YouTube guide for pointers on maintaining children from too much exposure to age-inappropriate web content. Individuals of any age can develop and join teams, conversation, and also connect with others. The business's commitment to the concept of "constructivism," which advertises the educational benefits of interest, creating, as well as structure, is-- theoretically-- ideal for any person that can browse through a video game. In technique, though, such an open technique can posture some threats to kids, particularly younger ones.

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In this manner you can see if anything unacceptable is showing up visually or audibly. Keep in mind that when children use earphones to play games, you can't check out what they are listening to. short guide for moms and dads with tips including just how to swiftly obstruct and report an unsuitable player. Parents can also limit the types of video games that their children can play on Roblox, specifically those including delicate or terrifying web content. For that reason, it is recommended that you get Robux lawfully from the system as opposed to counting on these services.

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a colourful, confusing clash of Fortnite and Splatoon • Eurogamer.net

I can’t even begin to imagine how a developer attempts to shoehorn another battle royale onto the market right now.

In developer GungHo’s case, it seems, they’ve taken the last-person-standing fun of Fortnite and fused it with the neon-hued mayhem of Splatoon. The result is frenzied free-to-play Ninjala, a new title that successfully, if perhaps inexplicably, apes much of its magic from other titles, yet somehow manages to cultivate a curious charm all of its own.

Ninjala review

Developer: GungHo Online

Publisher: GungHo Online

Platform: Reviewed on Switch

Availability: Out now on Switch

While it looks and sounds similar to the games it draws inspiration from, Ninjala’s quirky fighting mechanics admittedly stand out. To maintain its PG veneer, our pint-sized ninjas don’t fight with guns or swords, but instead use foam katanas and yoyos and novelty bats to inflict damage, utilising their, er, ninja gum to pull off ultimate attacks and trick shots.

Now there’s a sentence I never thought I’d write.

There are three PvP modes up for grabs; a “quick battle” eight-player battle royale, “Ninjala battles” which let you set your own scene – and rules – for unranked fun, and “room battle” which is precisely the same as the battle royale, except you play 4v4. With just eight ninjas in each lobby it may sound like a more sedate affair than you’d typically expect of a battle royale, but Ninjala’s tight maps and truncated time allocation – you’ll only get a few minutes each match – promptly dissolve any fanciful notions of a stealthy encounter.

Rule of gum.

Trouble is, too much goes unexplained. Yes, there is a tutorial mode and opportunities to experiment with weapons and special abilities, but some of these learnings come from watching in-game links to grainy YouTube videos, while others simply come via trial and error. The game teaches about the importance of smashing drones, for instance – they’ll top up your S-gauge, which in turn allows you to mould a bigger weapon from your ninja gum – but fails to inform you of the prompts that pop up should you and an enemy attempt to pull off the same move at the same time. It makes your first few battles bewildering, overwhelming affairs.

Furthermore, the matchmaking feels unnecessarily uneven. In my very first encounter, I was matched with competitors that were ranked levels 6, 9, and 11. In my second, it was with level 12 and level 14ers. This wouldn’t matter if Ninjala was a traditional battle royale that levelled the odds, so every player kicked off with the same equipment (or lack thereof), but as a lot of your combat strategy is learned on the fly, and you’ll unlock more stuff the more you rank up – enabling you to find a weapon that best matches your own playstyle – an inexperienced player pretty much doesn’t stand a chance against those that have already discovered theirs.

Consequently, this can make some early (or even later, sadly) rounds feel incredibly un-fun, a dull rinse-and-repeat of spawning and being knocked out without ever getting a chance to try out your skills and special moves to build a little momentum.

That said, kills – whoops, I mean knockouts – aren’t the only way to clock up points. At the end of each round, the players who destroyed the most drones, as well as the players who pulled off the most IPPONs (a knockout executed in a particularly fancy way) get a weighty point bonus, too. This makes experimenting with your loadout critical, as the more impressive your combos, the higher the chance of securing that all-important bonus at the end of the match.

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As for the story? There is one – kind of – but the brief, 45-minute-ish story mode is locked behind a paywall. Admittedly it’s not a big one – at the moment, £3.49 will unlock the prologue and all four 10-minute episodes that boomerang between visual novel exposition and fighting sequences – but it’s such a shame this small slice of single-player action is gated away. Despite spending a good chunk of time with the tutorial and AI battles, its only in the story episodes that I began to get to grips with the control scheme, as well as exploring Ninjala’s bright, bold backdrops – something that’s hard to do during a battle royale fight.

While not particularly adventurous – one episode had me guarding a school bus, another gated areas off until I’d destroyed all traces of pesky space ninjas, only to move on and do precisely the same thing again – the final boss fight was a delightful romp, packed with colour and chaos. You take on an enormous cola bottle – think Ghostbusters’ Mr Staypuft and you’re pretty much there – with a long, snake-like, blue tongue that trails along for several city blocks. It’s a frantic, frenzied fight, and full of opportunities to sprint up walls and sneak around to get a tactical advantage. It’s a shame you’re forced to play as default character Van and not your own personally-customised Ninja, though.

Gum and bass.

I’ll admit that everything’s a bit too noisy for me, though. The colour palette. The sound effects. The UI. The battles themselves. I appreciate the game hasn’t been fashioned for the likes of me, of course (you’re looking at someone who’s currently transplanting every black flower that blooms on her Animal Crossing: New Horizons island to create a bespoke goth garden), but I wonder how Fortnite-hungry kids, who will no doubt be tempted by the cartoon visuals, jaunty score, and zero price-tag, will be able to manage the complex UI and combat systems.

Couple that with the erratic matchmaking, and it’s difficult to recommend Ninjala without slapping on a whole load of caveats first. Yes, it boasts a gorgeous aesthetic and a cute conceit. Yes, the entire idea of a secret ninja school with ninja gum is original and intriguing, too. But despite all its promise, beyond the highly truncated story-mode that’s currently locked behind a pay gate, for all its polish and neon paint, Ninjala is sadly a shallow experience that isn’t as much fun to play as it looks.

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1. Everything can be obtained from the chests (including free and Cofre de Coronas) is based on your current level Arena. Which means that you can not get any card that has not been unlocked yet. For this reason, you have to try to reach as many trophies as possible, because the reward is always better in the upper sands.

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In this game, players have to try to destroy the three towers that include the opponent's king's tower while protecting their own. During the battle, players win crowns which can win them crown chests; more chests mean more cards, more troops, and more spells and defences. With each level, a different set of cards with more powers and skills get unearthed. As you progress via multiple arenas to reach the top experiencing many a heart thumping and nail biting finish, you can form your own clan with whom you can share cards and have friendly duels too. This game can be downloaded freely from iTunes or Google Play store for other mobiles.

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Many people have the necessity to possess more than one account for this game. You can do it by using only one device. For example, you need additional account for trying and experimenting new strategies. The reason is-- not losing trophies if the new strategies suck. Want to know how it's done? Just follow this step-by-step tutorial.

Other than the typical gameplay elements of Clash Royale, there is also the addictive nature of collectible card games, which come in the form of new units and spells which can be used on the battlefield. Collect enough of these cards, and you can upgrade/level up one of your cards to be just that little bit more potent against your next opponent. These cards you can pay for using gold, or you can acquire them through chests, of which you unlock after you complete a game. So far, Clash Royale is looking to be another big hit for Supercell. Fans adore the charming and friendly graphics that Supercell games are known for. Not only that, the gameplay is simple to learn and understand, and yet if you learn to master it, you can arise as a champion among players, especially in the PVP scene. Just like Clash of Clans, Supercell struck gold with Clash Royale!

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The other game resource is gold. It's really hard to obtain both resources through play. Plus, it gets tougher to upgrade your cards as you progress along. You really need to dedicate into the game so you won't feel its insufficiency. Or even better, you can cheat a little. Everyone needs a help from time to time, ain't that so?

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While playing this game would be exciting, it really tiring and time-consuming to upgrade and collect card of your characters. For example you must pay with gems only to get unique special cards, with greatly limiting to getting gems, this is major pain in the butt, or it will spend you real money. Most people use cr hack or cr cheats to avoid this loophole system.

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Before we answer let me tell you a bit more about the game. Clash Royale is a multiplayer focused tower defense game, where the games last as little as 3 minutes per round. Instead of your typical tower defense, where you must place towers in strategic locations, you are in fact going on the offensive. It is your job as the player to spawn in ongoing troops to take over the enemy towers and prove yourself the best around when it comes to PVP. Graphically the game is incredibly similar to Clash of Clans, and when you consider just how popular that graphics style has been for Supercell in the past, it comes as no surprise that they would stick to that style. So Clash Royale is essentially free to play, but that's only until you hit a wall and that's when you will need gems which are not free(hence this hack for Clash Royale).

Clash Royale is an online dual-challenge and real-time mobile game. Throughout the game you collect and unlock new cards, that can later be included in your deck. The main focus is to collect cards and upgrade them respectively, in order to build a more powerful deck. The objective is to defeat your opponent by knocking out their towers, thus gaining trophies.

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Once you achieve victory, you gain trophies, chests and small amount of gold. The number of chests slots is 4. Once you fill these spots, you can't acquire more. However, once your chest slots are full, you can still play free of charge. You will only gain gold with each victory (and acquire trophies too).

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Another problem is when you play cr, earning gold and elixir is little bit time consuming. Although you can play this for a year, then you will have great dominate account on your device. Gold and elixir can be earned by winning your battle in campaign mode or multiplayer mode, and participacing in quest, you must patience with it or you can spend real money to buy gems and use it to get gold or elixir.

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Game Review: Crossout (Xbox One)

Crossout is, in many ways, a poorly made version of my dream game. I’ve always wanted a solid car combat game in the vein of something like Twisted Metal, but one with the ability to create my own instrument of destruction, and Crossout certainly scratches that itch.

What Targem Games has crafted here is all about creating a vehicle that can unleash some hell on the open road. You are given a variety of parts and pieces with very little limitations to your designs and are rewarded fairly often for your efforts. Each time you level up you will earn new components to add to your creation, and eventually, new factions are unlocked that will allow you change up the style and look of said creation. Where Crossout fails, however; is the lack of inspired modes and activities that you’ll need to grind out to earn all those flashy new parts.

Make no mistake about it, Crossout is a really fun time, but most of that fun comes from creating a new combat vehicle and seeing it tear through other players like a hot knife through butter. Sure, you may construct something that will get trashed within seconds, or maybe ambushed at the wrong time, but eventually, you’ll earn higher level parts and start to change up the way you design your vehicles; it’s very live and learn.

The game is built upon either player vs enemy (PVE) or player vs player (PVP) and frankly, while the PVP stuff is fairly entertaining, it doesn’t hold a candle to the creativity of its PVE’s offerings. PVP sees you capturing bases or holding a zone, but most players usually ignore the objectives and treat the game like common team deathmatch. PVE, however; has protecting patrols, collecting cargo while under fire, or defending oil tanks from enemy assaults. You also have the Leviathans, large mechanical beasts that you create at level 17 and send them out into the world to take on other players.

Most of the content in the game is locked behind your character level and your Power Score level. You earn experience for each match and activity and this allows you to level up. Once you hit level 10, you’ll unlock a few factions and level those up too. Your Power Score is the score given to your vehicle based on the quality of parts you add to your creation. Better the parts, higher the score; this basically means how effective your creation is in combat and defense.

At the start of the game, you will earn a vehicle and a few basic parts. As you level up and win matches, both PVP, and PVE, you’ll earn better parts. It can take a while to earn enough where you feel that you can really start to shake things up design-wise. The core component of each vehicle is your cabin, as this will dictate the number of various parts you can equip to it. The better the cabin, the more energy it can output and the maximum weight your creation can contain. Energy is the measurement of how many guns and utility items you can equip to it.

Weapons come in many shapes and sizes; machine guns, cannons, shotguns, guided and unguided missiles, and even giant drills that can drastically shatter health bars should you get in close. Basic weapons will use around 2 to 3 energy, with better and more effective weapons requiring 4 or higher. Your starter cabin begins with 7 energy and eventually, at level 10, I was able to get a cabin that had an energy rating of 11, and once I added a generator to the mix, it boosted me to 13, and it made quite the difference. As you collect resources and join factions, you will have access to craft a variety of better parts and you’ll soon be able to attach more components to your vehicle than ever before.

Taking down your opposition is as easy as shooting off parts of their vehicle to destroy their cabin. It’s often a good idea to shoot off their guns first, aim for the tires, and then take the cabin out. Be careful not to get too close to a critically damaged opponent as they can trigger a self-destruct mode and possibly take you with them. As you unlock better guns and components to add to your vehicle, dishing out damage and being able to take it becomes far more effective.

While Crossout can be incredibly fun to play, it does require a bit of tweaking to make it control how you would expect it to. The default controls see you accelerating and steering with the same analog stick, a control option I immediately swapped in favor to the ‘racing’ preset where you use the standard triggers for gas and brake; which I’ll attest is a far better way to play this game. The actual steering of your vehicle will depend on weight, wheel placement, and other factors, and while I was able to create some pretty fun vehicles, I always found the steering to require far more effort than necessary. While small turns are easy enough, the large and more sudden turning that is sometimes required is often slow and feels rather unresponsive.

There is a lot the game doesn’t tell you about creating your vehicle as most of my control issues with the game went away when I downloaded a preset car from another player. While I didn’t have near as many of the parts they used in constructing this magnificent creation, it controls far better than anything I was able to make. You are able to test drive most cars even without owning the parts, you just can’t take them into battle.

Combat and creation aside, let’s talk microtransactions. Crossout is a free-to-play title that is designed around you spending money, this is very apparent as the game is built around the ‘Coins’ currency. Coins are used to buy new parts that will make you more effective in matches, however; your own personal skill level will always play a huge factor in that as well. Now, while Coins are bought with real money, you can also earn them by selling off parts you don’t want. Once you figure out how the marketplace works for buying and selling, it is possible to make thousands of Coins each day. I’ve seen people state that the real money aspect of Coins makes the game pay-to-win and others state that it is more pay-to-progress. I like to think of if as somewhere in the middle.

While buying better quality and more effective parts will make you more deadly, it also will raise your Power Score and the matchmaking is supposedly designed to match you up with players of a similar score, however, to be honest, it didn’t always work that way. The Coins are designed so that you can use them to progress faster and be more creative with the parts at your disposal, leaving behind other players who are content with the offerings they earn when they level up, complete challenges, or through buying and selling on the marketplace. If the matchmaking system is to be believed, this means that players who spend money will be paired with those of a similar Power Score. It’s a system that walks a very close line to being completely pay-to-win.

Visually, Crossout is decent to just-ok. Environments are your standard affair with some bland textures that can take a little bit to fully load in, and the background elements are often very pixelated at the start of the match. The vehicles themselves are the real highlight of the game and the designs and colors used can really make the game shine. The music used during matches is enjoyable if a bit generic, but the music used during the creation process feels too slow and out of place.

Crossout’s offerings are very thin and require quite the grind to get anywhere without spending at least a little money. I do feel that the game is worth dropping at least a few bucks to get some decent weaponry and a solid cabin. The one aspect of Crossout that the developer needed to get right is its creation system, and they have done a remarkable job here. I do wish there was a tutorial on how to get more effective steering out of my creation, but I guess that is why we have Youtube. Regardless, I have really enjoyed my time with Crossout and it’s a game I plan on sticking with for quite a while. It can be a very satisfying experience when your creation just flat out destroys another player, so I wouldn’t cross this one out just yet.

Crossout was reviewed and played for Xbox One. All screenshots were taken and uploaded to the Windows 10 app.

Game Review: Crossout (Xbox One) was originally published on Game-Refraction

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Progress Report.

The multiplayer back end set up for our game is now semi-functional. It was a hefty work-load that consisted of creating all the scripts that hold player information and tell the computers on the network (both server and client) how to handle the information they send to each other during play. It also meant programming some basic user interfaces for players to set up games and the like, always tedious work but necessary nonetheless.

Given that our game is based around multiplayer PVP play this is not a small deal in terms of the project itself, which I feel validates the three weeks or so I’ve spent on it. With both multiplayer and basic gameplay in their functional states we can now begin technical playtesting.

Personal reflection

The process so far has been a lot of work and I must admit comparatively little ‘thought’ per say. As my work largely consists of teaching myself whatever it is that needs to be done, as I do it. Primarily through finding then following a video tutorial for whatever mechanic or task I’ve been set with then tweaking it later to fit the context of our project. It opens a discussion on how much of the programming so far is ‘my work’ as much as it is ‘the internet’s work’. One could argue that my primary task in this project isn’t so much ‘programming’ as it is ‘compiling’ with a side of learning programming for future use, and could further beg the question of where the intellectual properties lie. I admit I’m not terribly concerned with waking up to a dozen copyright claims from various amateur and professional Youtube programmers claiming their stakes in Orbital Drift, the indie game dev scene around using Unreal Engine in particular has a very strong ‘community learning’ aspect to it, you essentially learn by asking how to do things or finding a response to somebody who already has and Youtube tutorials are just another part of that dynamic.

It’s still a step beyond where I can claim “Inspiration” as a maker and these things do keep me up at night. Never the less soon I’ll be at the stage where I can test the game and tune the experience, allowing for a deeper level of thinking with regards to the work I’m doing and the choices I’m making.

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The key similarity where exactly the majority of SuperCell games have is that all of them are free-to-play games for Android as well as IOS platforms. You may download them on your device or play online as you wish them. It is understood that they are free to play but somehow you are required to spend some buck to lead your clan faster and to destroy your opponent. That's the reason, where in-app-purchases comes into consideration. This is how company earns and brings back the more features or new revision of your favourite game. We have to spend for game resources like diamonds or gems, gold depending on the game. Clash Royale has Gems as its premium currency. You have to buy them if you want to push yourself fast in the game. This is where we come into the picture by giving you free game resources through our new online Tool Without Human verification.

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Many decks work differently on every player. People wonder, what will be the best deck for this game? The answer is-- there is none. Every deck you combine is good and efficient on its own way. It all depends on the level of the Arena you're in. However, there are some cards that have the tendency to be more effective than others.

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