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Good tip about quicksave Agreed, those are the times I intend to save scum, or if I want to see all possible outcomes from dialogues like I did in the tutorial Re-spec for 100 gold seems good I see, so higher stat means better accuracy, not better damage, which can only be acquired from magic items and stronger spells. I'll need to figure out if crowd control or damage is better for this type of playstyle

@@Dintak3 the stats thing is general not true in all cases. there are some cases where higher stats results in higher damage output as well, such as for warlocks or martial classes (Strength/Dex) or with certain items/feats. Sorcerers usually increase their damage by using sorcery points (similar to spell slots, returns on rests) to quicken, twin (duplicate) and maximize spells, and by having good magic items. That's why I said a solo sorcerer run will involve lots of resting, they are very spell slot hungry Also, one good tip for sorcerers is to get your enemies wet. It makes them vulnerable to cold/electric damage (they take double damage) but resistant to fire. This can be done by throwing barrels or containers of water at the enemy or pushing them into bodies of water. Keep an eye out for anything that increases damage of magic missiles as well, that's a very powerful sorcerer build. There's a handful of items that do this.

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Sounds like a good mod, I'll keep an eye out for it!

@@Dintak3actually you already have the equilibrium mod, it can be seen about 8:50 time stamp in the equipping mods section of the video. It is strictly a warframe mod, so it will not appeared you go into the upgrade section of any other item. I will note that mods only work with certain items and unless you have have the item equipped in the arsenal or using the mod station they won’t show up. Pistol to pistol, companion to companion, not rifle mod to shotgun mod.

@@BVidwatcher Oh you're right, my mistake. The extra energy will definitely help for spamming abilities like you said. Good point, I'll be sure to unequip from old gear and equip to new ones so it remains active

Good tip, I'll try to enable toggle to sprint. Thank you for the welcome!

I appreciate the welcome! Good tips, I'll try to follow everything with the exception of movement/bullet jumps as I'm more of a strategic player haha

That's neat, I'll have to try it!

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In that case I wasted points on intelligence, damn. I might start over to redistribute points into charisma and constitution

@@Dintak3 yea it's all tricky and finicky but all in all it doesn't matter all too much as long as you are having fun. It is basically videogame-ified DND, oh and the stats have breakpoints. On every even number you get improvement. So effectively having 16 or 17 charisma is the same. Or 12 and 13 and so on and so forth.

@@qamerPS True, fun is what matters. That's good to know about even stats, it'll definitely impact how I distribute them

@@Dintak3 you are very early in the tutorial so you could make a new character, but there's also a respec fairly early in Act 1 that is easy to use and it allows you to re-do your attributes, class, etc. Only thing locked in permanently is race and background.

@@Jacob-fz5ho It's good that there is a respec fairy. I might just start over since it's very early in the tutorial like you said

i think its a very bad idea to play no party on a blind playthru. There are hundreds if not thousands of chracter and story interactions that are unique to certain party members and the people around them. If you care about story i would do a normal playthrough first. if you dont care about all that then good luck on your run sir. Tactician is a real challenge even with a full party

@@squatmaster1405 You're right, I'll miss out a lot of story interactions if I play solo Thank you! It does seem quite hard solo

Glad you're enjoying it! Thank you! Good advice, that's exactly my playstyle with any game, try out wacky stuff and see what's good

Glad you're enjoying it, I'll keep posting!

I see, I'll try clicking them to see if it gives the credit option instead. 24 hours to build is a long time! It's good that there's no limit to how many can be crafted at once

I'l definitely stick with it! I'll think about the clan invite, the benefits sound nice

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You're right, in that case, it seems like a good idea to get a bunch of modded damage and then apply the bane and elemental mod for the multiplicative boost Wow, lots to experiment with elemental combinations, I look forward to that Duration, range, energy, and efficiency seem like a good idea for my type of playstyle I'm glad stats and resources are explained by simply hovering over them, I'll be using that a lot Cool that it's possible to buy blueprints through the market. I'm hoping to collect lots of those. I'm not into cosmetics so I'll avoid spending platinum probably It's cool that you can sell stuff to other players for platinum, I wonder if it's possible to do that through a marketplace instead of meeting people and trading them Agreed, I don't plan on doing that right now. Slots seem like a good way to spend platinum That seems way ahead haha. Agreed, seems like playing with others will speed up void missions I can definitely see why the game deserves the money, lots still play it which says a lot

I think that makes sense, I love math! From my understanding, the 15% is additive, while bane is multiplicative. So after accumulating a bunch of additive mods, it makes sense why a multiplicative mod at the end would result in a higher number than another additive mod I'm hoping there are training dummies, or something I can see numbers when I hit with my weapon as that way the game calculates the damage for me instead of having to do it manually haha Combining elements sounds fun, will try to explore every possibly with it. I know you said Magnetic is terrible, but I'll still try it just to see haha. And wow, 10 000 hours, that's impressive, I appreciate you offering your advice! Shields, health, and energy seem like a good idea to focus on. I'll test some stuff on my own first just for the learning experience The Vacuum and companions sound amazing, I look forward to get them!

Also weapons aren't always necessarily upgrades. The reason you would want to get new ones is for the variety and mostly because ranking up weapons gives you experience towards your account which increases your mastery rank. You are still leveling up your weapons so it's fine for now but once they reach rank 30, your account is no longer progressing so to speak. Credits are very easy to find. Don't worry about spending it too much. Also the shops show you the item price as platinum initially but if you click on it, it will open up a window with more info on the item and (usually) a blueprint version that costs credits. Although you will have to use resources to craft it. Crafting takes time, so don't take too long to start crafting a new weapon or two. Platinum just skips the crafting part but it's never worth it. DO NOT ever buy modpacks or endo. I really wish they would just remove them from the shop. It's basically a scam. The marketplace is not where you sell stuff. You can access your inventory and sell stuff you really don't need for credits or certain things can be traded with other players for platinum (like some weapons parts / blueprint or mods). Although you won't have much of anything to trade for a little while probably. And yeah. 150$ is a lot but after i've spent thousands of hours in this game without spending a dime, It's more because I wanted to support them than anything. The cosmetic itself wasn't the main reason. I basically see it as a "thank you". I spent like 400$ on this game, which sounds like a lot but I've played it on and off for 8 years.

@@PhoenixXIII I see, so seems like there is no best weapon, just different ones. Good advice, will make sure to switch weapon at rank 30 I'll try again to see if it'll let me spend credits instead. Too bad crafting takes time, good idea to start early. Agreed, using premium currency to speed it up seems wasteful Will make sure to not buy modpacks or endo I see, I won't worry about selling then since I don't have anything worth while That's very nice of you to support them. 8 years is a long time, it makes sense why you know so much

@@Dintak3 There an arena called the Simulacrum that let's you test stuff and spawn in dummy enemies but you need to get the key for it from Cephalon Simaris. Eventually, you will meet him as you complete quests. Some weapons are better than others but honestly, just use whatever weapons you want. Unless you plan on fighting lvl 100+ enemies, you can make anything work. Except the stug. The stug is terrible.

Most new players don't read the tutorials where they can learn about everything. If you really read the tutorial, you would not have been stuck on the mods so long. Also you can get everything for free, so don't worry about buying anything right now. You will be able to get lots of weapons and frames just from playing the game and progressing the story. Glad you are liking it so far. I play most nights. feel free to find me in game for advice.

​@@TDreamer2 You're right, I probably could've read about mods in the tutorial. Good idea, I'll avoid spending early on and get things from missions instead. I appreciate your help!

Agreed, it seems fun so far!

The best advice i can give for inscryption is not to get spoiled. Sure you will be struggling with puzzles, but thats kinda the point of them. You will be making misplays... good, as long as you realise it and i improve. that's how tbe game works. Its a beautiful mix of roguelike puzzle (there are slme, but the game will usually give plenty hints, as with the save) mystery and mostly cardgame. A clear 11/10in my books. Im not going to say more than that lol, enjoy

​@@RealPlatinum_God I'll be sure to not look up anything lore related to avoid spoiling myself I actually love puzzles and agree they are meant to be struggled with Agreed, seems normal to make misplays, learn, and improve from them Seems like a great mix, I can see why it's seen as 11/10 Thank you, I appreciate your comment

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You're right, the organ in Ma'habre is the one that triggers the special butterfly interaction

It's possible they fixed it. The reason it didn't work for me before was because I defeated Enki on the 1st floor instead of 7th floor

@@Dintak3 no, it won't work before even if you kill him in the 7th floor because of the bug I know cuz I play this game before.

@@WillDan6 I see, so before, even if you defeated him on the 7th floor, it still wouldn't complete the quest. I appreciate that it's been fixed

I didn't know eastern sword could be used as a cursed weapon against the assassin specter, that's cool 70% crit chance is massive. I'm curious to know what other items can boost crit chance. I'll take a look the passage of Mahabre at some point in the future Never having to coin toss for necromancy with greater blood magic is very convenient!

nice of you to put in full timestamps too

Agreed, it's interesting. Thank you, I'm having fun exploring everything possible haha

Damn, no one ever picks Mag, now I feel bad haha

@Dintak3 Mag is a really cool character and probably the strongest starter right now, but she is somewhat complex, and I think that comes across in the select screen. When people first start, they want to play something intuitive and thus skip her. So yeah, I get it, even though she is the most "mage-like" out of the three. If you enjoy the game and keep playing, give her a try at some point. But I do recommend a tutorial video for her, so you truly understand the synergies between her abilities. Welcome to Warframe, Tenno.

@@se7enhaender I can see why people skip her. I like that she is complex, gives more opportunity to strategize. I chose Volt because he seemed to do more damage than Mag, but I will definitely try her if the opportunity presents itself again I like to learn things on my own, trying out new things until it clicks is satisfying, so I might not look up any tutorial for this game. Although, I do appreciate people pointing out anything I missed, like Mag being complex

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Agreed haha

I'm not sure what Faz-goo is but I imagine it's something inapprioriate, I can see why it's good to stay away from the lore to keep ones sanity haha

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Good to hear lore and gameplay gets better I'll keep an eye out on the green and orange doors and ignore the non colored one

I'll be sure to checkout the market, hopefully I can sell stuff and make some cash as well. Will make sure to conserve the platinum So damage mods are best, makes sense. I'll try out all types and see what suits me Agreed, the movement of the game is very unique. It's cool that one can breeze past levels if movement is mastered That's too bad that most of is not strategical, hopefully I can overcome it's challanges Seems like the older version of Warframe was harder to understand and now they've made things easier, I appreciate that. I'll be sure to ask for help if needed, the community does seem friendly Thanks for all the advice! I didn't find it overwhelming yet, I've been noting down advice and applying it to future parts

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Agreed, I did notice that bullet jump is more for jumping a large distance I'll follow your advice and give upgrading another try, I must've missed that I see, mods is how players make builds, I'm looking forward to coming up with my own! People have mentioned grinding in this game, I assume endo and credits is one of those things to grind to improve mods I'll be sure to visit every node, it's fun exploring every aspect and corner of games Thank you, I'm enjoying it so far! Good advice about using the globe icon to play solo Will check out the accessibility features I appreciate your detailed comment, it's helpful!

@@Dintak3 Until way later into the game, you don't really have to grind endo or credit, it just drops in missions. The grind is more about finding parts and blueprints for weapons or frames. Certain specific missions (called void fissures) really incentivize you to play with others but you can complete most of the game solo. One piece of advice is also to just build and level up frames and weapons and try new things. This is to upgrade your account level (mastery rank). and trying new stuff is fun. The marketplace has blueprints for weapons for credits. Warframes comes from quests or bosses (in multiple parts you need to build). Joining a clan is also incentivized (or you can be like me and just build one for only yourself but this is a crazy grind). You can get new weapons and frames there and other useful (almost mandatory things). You can destroy cameras and rolling (tapping sprint twice) can get you through the lasers (rolling causes you to take less damage and prevent knock downs). Eventually, you might need to start using your abilities. Basic weapons can only do so much. Levels are a bit weird in this game where your level and the one of the enemy really don't match up. Even if your frame was rank 30 (max) but if you have little to no mods, you wouldn't be that much stronger. It's all about modding, levels just allows you to put more mods in and improves your abilities for frames. It's not like a traditional RPG. If you mod just a bit, you can fight lvl 15 enemies just fight right now.

@@PhoenixXIII I see, grinding is more for blueprints/weapons/frames I'll consider playing with others if the void fissures missions are worth doing Agreed, trying out new stuff is fun! I'll be sure to experiment with it Seems like there's benefits to being in clans, I'll consider it I didn't know you could roll through tapping sprint twice, will try it out True, abilities need to be used, I'm worried about running out of mana so I try to conserve it Seems like levels determine mod capacity and true power comes from modding

​@@Dintak3 Void fissures is the way you obtain Prime items, which are better version of weapons and warframes. Although, for the frames, they're only slightly better. They also look cooler though. You can sell Prime parts to other players for Platinum. You have limited space for weapons and frames so deleting weapons you don't want to use once you have maxxed out their levels BUT a decent amount of secondary weapons have a dual wield version that requires you to build two of them. Don't delete them before looking if they have a "Akimbo" version. I made this mistake early and had to craft a bunch of stuff again. The MK1 version of weapons can be bought directly for credit in the marketplace. Those are all terrible. But they do gives you account XP. And yes, account XP is very important. A lot of things are locked with your Mastery Rank and it makes modding easier as it gives you minimum modding capacity per rank (At rank 1, a rank 0 weapon would still have 1 capacity). Using a specific weapon or your warframes abilities to kill enemies will grant more affinity (XP) to that weapon / frame. Stealth kills gives a LOT of bonus XP.

@@PhoenixXIII Seems interesting, I might look into it once I get to that point Good tip about not deleting weapons, will make sure to look out for "Akimbo" Seems like a good idea to buy MK1 weapons to get extra account XP, I'll keep that in mind How would one tell which speciifc weapons or warframe abilities are needed to be used for more XP? I'd like to start doing that early on

I can see how it seems that way, I tend to have this approach for any game I play haha

Glad you enjoyed! You're right, it does seem like I'm playing it like dark souls but forgo reading haha It's cool that the player is as strong as a dark souls boss at the start It does seem like there are a lot of mechanics, I'll try to learn it all The community does seem friendly, the advice is appreciated

His sacrifice shall be remembered

Turns out the slide is pretty good haha

Thank you! I appreciate your consistent comments

@@Dintak3 I appreciate you consistent content upload :)

@@JMPT Thank you for your kind words :)

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Thanks! Space ninja sounds cool. Hopefully the difficulty spike isn't too bad

@@Dintak3 chances are it will hit pretty hard when it shows up, it really depends on when you specifically hit that ceiling. It's usually late enough that people have a basic understanding of modding frames/weapons and such by that point. It can get pretty in depth when it comes to builds later in the game. I will say this, definitely stick with it. It may seem grindy at first, but if you persevere through some of the extremely early stuff (basically when there wasn't much story to WF other than setting up a few bosses), once you get to quests like the second dream will be a fantastic payoff. I definitely can't wait for your next video!

@@rptrrwr It's good that it hits around the time when basic mechanics of upgrades are understood, even with that, it sounds hard though haha I love experimenting with builds, glad it's possible in this game The payoff does sound good! It will be a while until I upload part 2. I appreciate the detailed response!