Those 11 episodes really went by all too fast, I hope we won’t have to wait 7 (5 if we count the movie) years for the next season.

Yoshi’s ahoge has become so powerful it deserves to be it’s own character!

I was kind of sad when I first read about this manga wrapping up shortly but I’ve come to terms with it. I would rather it ends now when we’re on a high point than that it drags out without direction.

Her 4th, I even joked about it in the first paragraph. Cool as it sounds, Sol Gate is absolutely useless, it’s an energy hog that does tickles of damage. You’re far better off replacing it with something that benefits from what Wisp usually already mods for, power strength and duration.

Wisp is here! Probably the second most popular community frame after Excalibur, because of her considerable assets. Doesn’t hurt that she’s also the best, most convenient support frame in the game. Pop down your motes and your job is done! More HP and regen, speed buffs and some soft CC! Add to that a free ability slot to Helminth over and you can easily slot in Roar or Pillage to deal with armor (it helps that Wisp is one of the few frames that can go for a full 100% strip with 400% power strength as that’s something she already kind of wants to do). The only time you are sad to see a Wisp on your team is if you already have one.

Good thing Azuma has her feeling (somewhat) figured out, I’m afraid with how low Taira’s self esteem is there is absolutely no way he will figure out what’s going on. It’s gonna be up to her to be direct and make the first move.

Thank you for all your work keeping this instance running, I’m glad to have been a part of it for 7 months now (time really flies, huh)!

Hildryn is not a frame I have much experience with. Her style of tanking was never my thing, I prefer to stack damage reductions instead or ignore damage altogether through abilities like Rhino or Revenant. I’ve gotten a lot of use out of her Pillage on other frames, though! She does make the absolute best use of it thanks to having access to Haven enabling her to use the Blazing Pillage augment to stack infinite heat procs on anything while also completely stripping it’s defenses.

Guy is mad that Larian decided to add the pre-order items (literally some cosmetic items that reference their previous game, soundtrack, some art and DnD style character sheets for the Origins) as an optional bundle for people to buy if they missed out and want them. But “day 1 DLC bad” so it doesn’t matter how inoffensive this thing is, hate must flow, game shit, 0/10.

I love that the modding system in Warframe allows you to hyper-focus on optimizing for one specific thing like that. Corrupted Mods are still the best designed mods in Warframe, sacrificing one stat to greatly boost another is a great design, especially when you can turn a downside into an upside like with Baruuk! I just wish weapon modding was even a quarter as flexible and involved as frame modding is.

He’s insanely strong, one of the best DPS frames in the game period. And he’s likely to only get stronger with the enemy resistance changes as his 4 with it’s augment does adaptive damage. His only weakness is he is not amazing at lower level content (lower level here means below lvl 100) because you need to use his 1,2 and 3 to build meter to use his 4, and at this enemy level just using a gun or bringing a DPS frame with no build-up required is often better.

I always found the idea of a pacifist in a game designed around war crimes and indiscriminate murder to be a little silly. Doubly so when his main appeal is his killing potential. So much for peace and love! I just pretend he stands for pacifying fist instead, it makes much more sense.

Baruuk in one of the few holdouts that still manages to salvage the Exalted Weapon system, succeeding despite all of it’s limitations. The large part that contributes to it is his amazing augment, of course. I think it’s pretty widely known but this guy is really really good. He’s got tankyness, CC and insane levels of damage in a wide area. Not much more you could want from a frame.

A cherry blossom focused episode! It’s been a while since Rin had a chance to go on a solo camping trip. After the last 2 weeks craziness it’s nice to return to comfy basic camping.

We got the specs for Nadeshiko-brand engine! That fuel efficiency really leaves much to be desired… @[email protected]

What seemed like a safe investment turned out to be his downfall! Lawrence really has the worst luck, the one time he takes a big loan to buy some armor, the Church decides not to do their yearly crusade.

Poor man is honestly handling it pretty well, given everyone turned their backs on him and he’s about to become a slave in 2 days. Even when he snapped at Holo, he stopped himself almost immediately, albeit what’s done is done.

I like how despite this clearly just being a reused scene the mankaga went out of their way to make those small changes so it’s not just a copy. I’m here for the adventures of background character Happy Bald Giant Dessert Man and his joyful journey to taste all the different desserts! I hope we see more of him in the future!

My favorite side couple has more progress!

Also, happy bald giant dessert man is back!

We saw him before in chapter 52, he changed out of his hoodie and got a different dessert this time!

For once, I got nothing. This is one of my “level and shelf” frames, her kit and theme just never was interesting to me.

I was honestly surprised Ruri didn’t chew her out after that rant, so far the only person who clearly doesn’t care about other people have been her. Half of the reasons she doesn’t like Ruri are not even things she can control!

Kazuma’s party are the sort of people who win a lottery and then proceed to spend the entire money in a matter of months, going right back to being completely broke. I wouldn’t be surprised if they somehow manage to get themselves into a huge debt by not paying attention to their actual finances at all.

I thought a bit about what I would consider the “best” Warframe boss in terms of design and I think it’s Exploiter Orb. It has the most build variety possible without requiring you to bring a necessary frame/weapon and without getting trivialized by one either. It mostly boils down to doing mechanics, but the way it mixes having to shoot the boss/killing adds to prevent them from cooling it allows for both tanks, CC and kill frames to work well. It’s also balanced so it can be done solo but more slowly, or in a group for a faster kill. My only issue with it is that the mechanics are not explained nearly well enough, I would’ve been lost on my first attempt if not for reading up on it’s abilities on the wiki.

That is true, but even the example fights you mentioned boil down to “boost gun damage, don’t die” which just favors frames like Rhino/Rev/Chroma. If you add ability nullification to the mix to try to even the odds, shield gating/rolling guard tanks replace them, like with the secret boss The Fragmented One. And if you bypass both, then Warframe choice no longer matters and the game kind of falls apart. I don’t think there is a way DE can give us a boss that allows true frame diversity while also not being a complete pushover or invalidating choice by making all frames mechanically the same by attenuating the damage/disabling abilities.