Hello Tenno. Let me sum up most of this game for you.

-Start the game!
-Create an account!
-Sign in!
-You're in a Pod!
-You awaken!
-Woman with a Purple-Blue insect hat tells you to run!
-You delay and do cool spins!
-You backflip off walls!
-You think this game is fun!
-Finish the first mission!
-Craft your first weapon!
-Waste your beginners platinum on a Syandana!
-Wish you got the other Syandana!
-Make friends!
-Play more matches!
-Grind heaps!
-Reach level 8!
-Try making the Dragon Nikana but make the Tonkor instead!
-Tonkor is awesome!
-Turn the Tonkor into a machine gun!
-Run out of ammo!
-Die!
-Use all your Revives!
-Die!
-Incubate a Kubrow!
-Name it Scruffy!
-It dies after a few weeks!
-Have a tantrum!
-Make another Kubrow!
-Realise there's a health bar!
-Put Kubrow in Stasis!
-Quit Warframe!
-Rejoin it three weeks later!
-More grinding!
-Get your first Prime Warframe!
-Get your first Prime weapon!
-Get a rare event mod for cheap!
-Accidently sell the mod!
-Tantrum!
-Play a Tier IV Void mission!
-Encounter Vor!
-You Solo'ed!
-Die!
-Revive!
-Die!
-Use last revive!
-Kubrow is stuck in the wall!
-Run for your life!
-Accidently find a secret spot to get you out of the map!
-Ramp up the Graphics to the maximum!
-Burn your Graphics card and CPU!
-Buy a new Computer!
-Try again!
-Success!
-Never leave Warframe again!

The End.



Or is it?

-DE adds a new enemy, the Lich!
-SO MUCH GRIND AND RNG.
-DE adds rail jacks!
-EVEN MORE GRIND.
-Oh wow, for once I actually need Rubedo now

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After giving Warframe a chance and spending several hours in the game, I was left feeling deeply disappointed and frustrated. While it boasts a unique premise and stylish visuals, my experience was anything but enjoyable.

First of all, the progression system is an absolute mess. It feels convoluted and needlessly complex, forcing me to jump through hoops just to understand how to level up or acquire new gear. I found myself constantly needing to look up guides just to make sense of the endless layers of mechanics. It shouldn't be this hard to grasp the basics of a game.

The grind in Warframe is on another level—it's beyond excessive and borders on ridiculous. Every single task feels like a chore, whether it's farming resources or trying to get that one rare drop. The amount of time it takes to achieve anything meaningful in the game is staggering, and it's clear that the developers want to keep players engaged for as long as possible, even if it means making the game feel like a second job.

Multiplayer is a mixed bag. On one hand, the game encourages cooperation with other players, but on the other, it often leads to chaos and lack of communication. Matchmaking is unreliable, and playing with randoms can be a gamble—you never know what kind of experience you'll get.

The in-game economy is another sore point. The game's marketplace is a nightmare, with exorbitant prices and a push towards spending real money on items. It's a blatant cash grab that leaves a sour taste in my mouth.

Lastly, the story is convoluted and hard to follow, buried under layers of obscure lore and quests that lack proper direction. I found myself caring less and less about the narrative as I slogged through the disjointed missions.

Overall, Warframe left me feeling disillusioned and drained. While I can see its appeal to a niche audience, the game is riddled with problems that made my experience more of a frustration than an adventure. It’s safe to say I won't be returning to this game anytime soon.