Moving on from the things to do in the citadel that might not involve arsenal-additions directly, lets take a look at them: Two modular systems with the exact same issues, and the issue being rooted in certain damage types being bad and status being not as important as crit by far. They can also be used to change the weakeness from the Orb mother but even amp-less you can do that so.Īnd that's basically the content that PoE offers the player. Second amps are only used for Eidolon hunts and perhaps, just perhaps some sentient enemy I might have forgotten from the Codex, but anyways, things like disarming a Kuva Guardian don't require you of the amp, just to void blast or void dash.First you don't care that much about status, just crit damage and crit chance, and the reasoning is honestly logical: If my weapon only has one or two damage types (statuses), why would I care about proccing them if (for most kitguns and amps in general, impact based zaws too) these have 0 scaling and probably are capped at 10 or something which provides no major benefit or damage to it?.On the other side, there's amps, which just like zaws and kitguns, come with the exact same issue, and an extra one. This could bring the point of "but then, there really is customization duh", I could really debate about this but lets keep on going, will talk about it in the replies if someone wants to. Zaws just like Kitguns are a 1 sided dodecahedron that has a lot of "customization", but there's a single most effective and simply best forge for all of them boiling down in the links, as the rest of the parts don't matter but as much, which is dissapointing. Outside of Eidolon hunting, what does this place have to offer? Let me guess, the Zaws. Little secrets, little interesting missions, little content in general. It is a big place, with little to do on it. My biggest headache when it comes to open worlds. With that small introduction out of the way, lets begin with Cetus, as it was the first and oldest of them all. The introduction of the Narmer bounties after the New War was seemengly interesting, although not as much as originally thought while playing through the adventure, but leaving that bit aside, after seeing what those bounties were all about, and getting everything (which wasn't much) I must say I am heavily disappointed once again.
#Endless sky free worlds missions plus#
I am pretty high mastery in the game with quite some hours on my back and I have pretty much 100% of what these have to offer plus have done everything there's to be done in them, be it solo or with friends at times. I for one, am one of those who actually loves open worlds, but I am starting to get tired of them as of lately, seeing how they are just regular start chart missions again and again but having to move from point A to point B in a repetitive manner which ends up being sickening to be honest. In general, a good bunch of the playerbase despises these huge tilesets, as considering them "open worlds" seems a bit too vastive and dishonest.
Necramechs for the 5 minutes or less they were used during The New War). Stills, same case as Railjack, people is kinda forced to play through them in order to get certain items or quests done or else they won't be able to progress further in the verse (I.E.
The content open worlds bring to the table is also unnappealing, or simply not there to begin with, to the point players don't want to bother to progress further on them as it doesn't bring much to their game experience and it is very tedious, nor does it contribute to the storyline that much, really.
Warframe "open worlds" have been a theme of controversy since their introduction back in 2017-2018 with the Plains of Eidolon, and while what they promised seemed, promising to put it in the boldest of ways, their current state is rather abysmal and disappointing to players, be new ones, or "veterans".Ī lot of users have stated their dissonance towards them and are really upset with how the bounties work or feel in general.
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