10 things Veteran players know in Warframe | Warframe

If you've played the game for years you should know everything in this video. If not, time to level up your general game knowledge from the practical to the pretty.

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0:00 Searching damage and weapon types
0:21 Not a sponsor
0:34 Max distance jumping
1:08 Slam roll cancel
1:40 Config configuration
2:06 Circuit exalteds
3:13 Forma energy colour
3:41 BONUS Ignis recolour
4:38 Spending aya correctly
5:05 Duplicate mod stacking
5:53 Index manipulation
6:27 Enemy spawn manipulation

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[sprklsz]

The most veteran thing I do is randomly go to E-Prime looking for new players. They are SOOO CUTE 😆

[rodrodrodrodrod]

All veterans must know one thing: When helping a new player, don’t tell them to click the auto slot button for ayatans. It’s locked until MR10

[chickendrawsdogs]

"This is my Ignis Wraith. It Wraiths Ignes."

6:05 you can load in the dojo quicker than through navigation console. You go ESC -> Communications -> Clan -> Clan Dojo
And it doesn't trigger 5 second timer, you start loading instantly

[Audalyst]

A little fun fact for the two Index maps, the open air map is called Outpost, and the larger Jupiter map is called Gas Works!

[weltraumaffe]

This video seems to be for new players so one more thing that i personally love doing at the start of pretty much every session is going to the earth relais and afking for 5 to 10 minutes to get a couple of blessings

[khaozcat]

To add to this, what many, many people do not know, even some veterans:
-Swapping polarity slots does NOT require consuming a forma and does NOT reset your equipment rank to 0. You can do it as many times as you want at no cost, you only have to have at least one forma on the piece of equipment you are doing this with.
-Aura and stance slots can be polarized with a normal forma, you do not need an aura/stance forma UNLESS you want to use multiple builds with stances and auras that do not have the same polarity and you absolutely need the capacity.
-Very obvious tip, most people have this figured out, but when formaing weapons put the forma on the highest drain mod. The amount of configs I've seen where people put a V on a 60/60 instead of a galvanized chamber is alarmingly large. Saving capacity on a warframe also gives you more starting energy so reshuffle your mods as needed.

[MarkestoVi]

6:05 not just from a clan dojo, a relay works just as well from last i checked

[MimoTooThanks]

Quick aya shop and the 'selling duplicate mods' trick are both new to me! Thanks!

[Ssssuuuuupppppppeeeeerrrrrr]

I have 3, 600 hours on this game and i never knew thats why the secondary energy colour i thought i was either trippin or they were updating them😭

[sonohanabira]

Another small tips: Rolling whilst picking up objects (stars, sculptures, cells, etc.) completely cancels pickup animation. Small boost to QoL. Speaking of QoL, using cypher on corpus consols and pressing esc key right after using one cancels short zoom-out animation as well. This only works for corpus consols though.

[rodrodrodrodrod]

Adding onto the movement section, if you want more movement but can’t use slam at the angle that you need to travel then hold aim glide and aim slightly above the location you want to go to. Quickly swipe down and back up again and tap quick melee when the camera is looking down. This will execute a slam jump which although it can’t be cancelled with a roll it can be cancelled with an ability cast of any kind, the benefit of this is that it can travel with the speed of a slam outside of a slams normal range of movement and can even travel vertically

[babaskeep]

With the bullet jump tip. You can get the speed boost from crouching mid-air several times if you spam crouch

[bahamut]

Spawn rates are based on line of sight/draw distance. Whatever you can’t see/isn’t rendered is where enemies can spawn. While doors are good for high spawns, looking at a closed door will still lower the spawn rate of enemies behind it because it’s being rendered. The exception to this is corrupted enemies, those can only spawn within a short distance of the player and actually need line of sight to trigger their animation. It’s why those mobs always seem to turn corrupted as you open the door to the room they are in.

You get the most spawns by looking directly at the floor in the corner of a room with many small adjacent rooms.

[venomancer]

My veteran tips:
-yes, you only need two normal green shards for full armor strip but the Tau version will come in handy when you face the Acolyte since the number of the same type of status procs is capped at 4 on them
-Netracells is very good for Simaris standing farming, just bring Loki with Quick Thinking
-farm thousands upon thousands of Omega Isotope when you can so that you don't have to worry about Bile ever again
-Orokin Eye air support ability can mark the Orokin Vault location and likewise tell you that the Vault is far away from the spot
-don't forget that Spy missions in Invasion only have one vault to go through

[xenibyte]

The biggest discovery for me was using the gear wheel in the orbiter, dojo and relays. In relay you can instantly teleport to Baro (Void Trader), in dojos you can use any teleporter pad location and even warp to the trading post or labs quickly via the gear wheel, and in both dojos and orbiter you can quickly go to the arsenal and even foundry or helminth in the orbiter.

[DragoSmash]

a little extra for the movement bit
when you fall from high heights you will get locked in a landing animation, *unless* you slide (press crouch) midair before hitting the ground, this way you will completely skip the landing animation

also for a veteran tip
don't feel bad for the grind or not having the best equipment in the game, the game *IS* the grind, enjoy it, enjoy being a newbie, because once you get to really high levels, there's really not much to do, except maybe for meme builds that you may like playing

[ironmooss]

That aya trick is gonna save me so much time

[slimy]

can this be a series, these are really helpful

[buccanerk]

Great video! Could you do a veteran Simulacrum guide next? Basically explaining how you test your loadout and compare weapons. This may sound obvious but I was already MR20 when I found out how to get access to Simulacrum and it was the first time that I could actually test and see what my weapons were doing in terms of how they applied status effects. This is when I realised how wrong I’ve been playing this game before by always keep shooting at targets until they die instead of shooting them only with a short burst, move on to next target and let the status effects take care of the rest.
Still there is a lot more for me to discover through the Simulacrum. Like I never cared so much about all the blue icons in the top right corner of the screen that show your buffs from arcanes, abilities, and allies. When you pause the game you can hover over these icons and see their meaning. Something I would never have the time to do in a mission but thanks to Simulacrum I figured this out and it made me realise how wrong I‘ve been using arcanes in the past that were actually never activated.