As a new player to warframe it might not be easy to know “what to do next” when the questline missions end. That is when you probably have become somewhat familiar with the Nav console and know how to look for various missions. One type of missions that can be found within the Nav console, are the Alert missions, although in my experience, only a few are really worth doing. Lets take a few examples, game knowledge – that we provide on this website will allow you to not need to do most of the alerts being broadcasted in the Nav console. Why might this be a good thing then? Well, if you don’t sp ..read more

Alright, so this post will have the purpose of helping all you new players who have a lot of questions and are not sure where to start – I have been where you are and I also have a solid idea for how I would do it if I were to create a new account nowadays, after having reached MR20 already and with the game knowledge that journey has given me. My hope is that I can now pass this knowledge on to all of you, new to the game, in one compact and summarized post on this website :D Resources & farming Most new players that didn’t just start but have played a bit on their own – as well as a lot ..read more

Basically you get to the mission, you go to the platform marked, and once stepped on, you activate the mission. After that you have a limited time to use Parkour moves to reach the statue on the other side of a very large space with a lot of obstacles in the way – I found a really good youtube video that helped a lot in understanding what to do and how to do it. Will embed this video below. Easiest way is to share this youtube video which showed how the Parkour obstacle course that seem to be the weekly mission actually works ..read more

Alright so I’m sure some of you are curious about an infested wardog pet you might have heard about, called: Helminth Charger. What is Helminth Charger? Basically it is a really cool infested Kubrow that looks cool and got some really cool combat abilities :) And it deals toxin damage ontop of decent amount of Slash damage. How to get Helminth Charger in Warframe Helminth Charger can only be obtained after having interacted with an entity called “Helminth” which is a being residing in your ship – the infested room to the left of the Operator chamber (and apparently is responsible for biol ..read more

Alright so you’ve probably heard a few people in Warframe mention so called “Vault runs” and maybe wondered what these are? We will try and explain it for you with this article. What are “Vault runs”? Vault runs is a specific way to do certain Orokin Derelict missions in order to get whats known as “Corrupted mods”. Corrupted mods are those mods with 1 positive and 1 negative effect, for example Transient Fortitude, Blind Rage, Fleeting Expertise, etc. If you ever checked these mods out in warframe.market, you will also know they are worth a lot of platinum, and that’s why this type of “farm ..read more

Cephalon Simaris is an underappreciated and underestimated “in-official” Syndicate faction in Warframe – which even I, until recently had simply ignored due to it’s somewhat boring nature in which you find yourself earning standing with it. Cephalon Simaris is basically Ultron from Avengers or Doctor Radcliffe from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. if anyone ever seen any of those superhero movies/tv-shows, in the way that he is a Super computer obsessed with scanning all organic living beings into his “register”. You earn standing by helping him do this with technology he provides – Synthesis Scann ..read more

Alright so this article aims to explain how to become more efficient in Warframe by not having to always switch out mods depending on missions (Configurations) and how to pre-configure Warframe+Weapon setups in order to save time when about to enter missions. Configurations in Warframe Every Warframe, Archwing, Companion and Weapon in Warframe have something called “Configurations” (usually named A,B and C by default). And can be seen in the top of modding the piece of equipment you are working with. I personally love these nifty features since they allow me to have various Mod-setups for a wa ..read more

This article aims to shed some light onto a sort-of vague chapter of Warframe, namely: Boosters. Booster types and what they each do There are 4 different types of Boosters in Warframe: Affinity Booster Credit Booster Resource Drop Chance Booster Resource Booster Affinity Booster Affinity Boosters DOUBLE the amount of Affinity (Experience) earned from pickups and mission rewards. This booster ALSO affects Syndicate standing earning AS WELL AS Focus point earning(!). Credit Booster Credit Boosters DOUBLE the amount of Credits earned from Pickups, Caches AND mission rewards(!) (including for e ..read more

Sorties are a form of high-level daily missions that becomes available after having completed the quest: “The War Within”. Only level 30 warframes can be used during these missions, and there usually are a few “conditions” on each of the three parts of the Sortie mission. How to do them? Bring a level 30 – decently strong warframe and good weapons – read up on what the different parts of the Sortie is – one part might be Spy making it smarter to go Stealth warframe (mind you Ciphers are not available to use in Sorties). Go Public to make it easier – much harder to do these alone usually. Somet ..read more

So some of you might be curious to know how to fight against higher leveled enemies such as level 100+. Well the thing is, as enemies increase in level – they have a few stats which increase their survivability that always scales with levels – such as Armor and Shields mostly – but also other stats. Status effects get more important as enemies scale Base elemental damage don’t scale well into “late-game” when enemies grow higher in level – instead it would be wiser to focus on getting the Status effect proc chance higher so it occurs more often since this is a good way of targeting specificall ..read more