Warlocks just employ the SaaS licence model, Spellcraft as a Service.

If you save Hope, this fight becomes so much easier because of her ability to permanently banish a demon from the fight (yes, this includes Yurgir, gone with one spell!)

It's funny that the shield only has Rare rarity, that thing should be Legendary for how insanely powerful it is! If your attacker misses their first hit, it's a +4 AC shield that also protects you from crits. That and the adamantine medium armor are always my picks, they are both so much better than anything else you can make.

Companion rework looks great, here's hoping that the rebalanced abilities will make it so all or at least most of companions are viable.
Hydroid looks really strong. His 2 still looks pretty meh, but that just means it's a free subsume slot at worst. The biggest issue with Corrosive procs is they don't go all the way to 100%, Hydroid fixes that making them very potent. Excited to try the changes out in-game when they arrive!

Ability to display certain ability duration/buffs near the aiming reticule (something like what Harrow gets for his healing caused during Peneace) so I don't have to constantly keep looking to the bottom right or top right. With how many Arcanes we have that rely on procing/have CDs and how often Warframes have some buffs that need constant maintenance this would be massive help to reduce the eye strain while using those.

I have done it when the event was first introduced (mostly by using the old AFK on a rock strat) and have not touched it ever since. The PTSD is still too strong for me to ever go back. No reward they could introduce is worth going through this again.

Kestrel inflicts a forced ragdoll on enemies when thrown, a fact I relied heavily upon in my very early Warframe days (you could even use it to kill some bosses by ragdolling them into insta kill pits)

What makes supports unpopular? Many reasons. For one, we have a lot of warframes that are completely self reliant and can do any mission in the game alone, either with their abilities or good guns. Supports also tend to not stack with themselves that well. A Wisp and Mesa are gonna work great together, but Wisp and Trinity? Not so much. Meanwhile having multiple Mesas is nowhere near as bad, you will just have less things to shoot. Supports also rely on your teammates to have a brain to actually use your buffs properly, and we all know how the average public player is. The biggest reason of all is that Warframe rewards speed, as most content is incredibly easy but highly repetitive. Cracking open relics as an example, all that matters is how fast you can kill and how quickly you can extract, so appropriately people will bring nuke frames to speed things along. Death is also by far the best CC effect, all enemies are vulnerable to it and a dead enemy does nothing to threaten you or impact the mission (they also drop loot). Why CC enemies when I can cast 4 as Volt and watch the numbers pop? All of that together makes support/CC frames an unpopular pick, they are still good, sometimes straight up better than other common picks, but the common picks are lower effort while still getting the job done, and for most players that's all that matters.

Worth noting, we're getting the Angstrum Incarnon next week, so for anyone interested in getting it Prisma Angstrum is the best version of this weapon.

Caliban really drew the shortest stick possible. Mediocre abilities, drops from the awful Cetus/Fortuna bounties and requires a resource that can only be acquired in Railjack, and only 1 per mission. If not for him appearing in Circuit sometimes, I would have completely forgot he even exists. Sadly I don't think he's gonna get much love until either DE gives him a Deluxe skin or his Prime comes out (which won't be for a very very long time).

Can't believe King not only tried to take on Atomic Samurai with chopsticks alone, but he casually surpassed even his greatest technique! He truly is the strongest man!

I did like how to unwind from all this stress he had to crush poor Saitama at fighting games. King's Engine got a workout today, some day this poor man is gonna get a a heart attack!

I've been gaming on Linux for 3 years now and playing Warframe throughout the entire time. With Steam and Proton, the experience is completely painless. Long time ago, you needed a special launch option to have working audio but it's been a while since that was the case. One thing to note, since the Kullervo update you need to use Proton Experimental to run it, but other than that it's flawless. I'm using Fedora Kinoite with an AMD GPU for the record.