Okay, so, I jumped into this game called Warframe, right? And let me tell you, it’s a wild ride. I started out feeling pretty lost, not gonna lie. I mean, I was just coasting along, doing the basic stuff, but then I hit MR 20 and thought, “Hmm, maybe it’s time to get serious.”
First thing I did was look at my gear. I had these things called “mods,” and apparently, they’re super important. I learned that you gotta prioritize the survivability ones first. So, I slapped on Vitality for health, Steel Fiber for armor, and Redirection for shields. You know, the basic stuff to not die instantly.
Next, I focused on damage. I found these mods called Serration, Hornet Strike, and Pressure Point. Depending on whether I was using my primary, secondary, or melee weapon, I’d equip the right one. It was like, boom, suddenly I was actually doing some real damage.
- I also started collecting elemental mods. Fire, electric, toxin, cold – you name it. These added some extra oomph to my attacks, which was pretty cool.
- Then there was this whole thing about ranking up mods. I had to go to this Mod Segment thingy in my ship and use something called “fusion” to power them up. It took a while, but it was worth it. My mods got way stronger.
Moving on up
I heard that Spy missions and Bounties were good places to find better mods, so I started doing those. And yeah, I started getting some pretty sweet loot. There were these things called Drift mods, Dual Stat mods, and Nightmare mods. I didn’t really know what they all did, but they sounded cool, so I equipped them. They were like these Continuity and Flow mods that were way better than the starter ones.
I also started looking into these things called “galvanized mods.” Apparently, the multishot ones are the best, so I grabbed those. I figured they’d work on all my weapons, and I wouldn’t need any other multishot mods. It was like a one-size-fits-all solution, which I’m all about.
There was a lot of other things that I did, but in the end, I made my Warframe, Sirius, and Orion, way stronger. I even gave them their favorite weapons to add to the power!
So yeah, that’s my Warframe journey so far. It’s been a learning experience, but I’m definitely getting the hang of it. I’m no pro yet, but I’m definitely not a newbie anymore either. And hey, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can.
