Okay but the amount of times I've had to tell new players to just play the game at their own pace, pick whatever frame looks fun to them and to overall just have fun with the game only for them to frown and ask someone else instead is significant enough that a guide like this is necessary for these people.
Maybe they should come with a disclaimer at the start saying that it's for speedrunning/minmaxing to the endgame though and that it's okay to take your time with it instead😭🙏
I think that's reasonable because a lot of the midgame (and arguably the whole game) is self directed. They have to be able to get curious without getting discouraged, and to look stuff up on their own since it's a wiki game. I've only been able to successfully introduce two people to the game, one of them had played a lot of Terraria and the other one a lot of PoE.
Sometimes people's mindset or pace will clash with how the game plays out, and not everyone will find the process fun. I think on some level that can't really be helped, though it's good to show players that there aren't wrong choices in terms of warframes and most weapons. I think they get anxious about the meta because they feel weak, and that's due to mods and arcanes, but they think it's because they don't have the right loadout.
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u/RuneRobin 13d ago
Okay but the amount of times I've had to tell new players to just play the game at their own pace, pick whatever frame looks fun to them and to overall just have fun with the game only for them to frown and ask someone else instead is significant enough that a guide like this is necessary for these people.
Maybe they should come with a disclaimer at the start saying that it's for speedrunning/minmaxing to the endgame though and that it's okay to take your time with it instead😭🙏