from what I know slash mods don't increase the damage of slash procs. maybe that's why

What I like most about Duviri and the Circuit is actually the randomized gear. To me it's an incentive to use different things. Specially for warframes. Like, I have all of them with plenty of forma but very few I actually played enough and refined its build.

Duviri plains is a nice change of pace from the madness that warframes are, that and being pleasing to the eyes. I didn't have much incentive besides that to revisit it but now we get the 3 undercroft portals. Hope they add something else to excuse very long runs in it.

Steel Path Lone Story just got harder. Looks like the new decrees are mostly useless, diluting the pool.

Undercroft Defense also doesn't seems good. We get shield recharge and 2 less waves for more enemies and an eximus wave at the end. I hope I'm wrong about this.

I'd like to not go back. Do you by any chance know a place that aggregates news headlines?

didn't see anyone mention it here, but against the Archons you want to use the Kuva Hek's secondary fire, which unloads the whole clip

Limbo. The burden of having to figure it out if I'm doing damage to enemies, like how Nekroses shadows can look like real enemies.

you are not making much of a point here. of course reddit has more users since it's been around for a long time and houses hundreds of other subreddits.

reddit is the one forcing decisions into every community within it

it might not be as sudden as a temporary closure of a sub but will have longer lasting effects

it makes me sad to see all the angry people here condemning the closure of the sub

if companies had their way we'd all be zombies dancing to their songs

this is just a small inconvenience to remind everyone how reddit can go to shit in the near future

the wooden flooring looks so cozy it makes me think about redecorating also

The point is that it is still the only platform like it. We have to fight for its quality since its life comes 100% from its users.

All of Reddit's content is generated by users. You can see it as if it is just providing a venue. A not even specially fancy venue, seeing as anyone can copy its functionality. And now Reddit comes and makes itself worse to view and moderate.

But hey. I guess Reddit's not profitable enough for such a big venue. No ads in 3rd party apps and ad-blockers for PC. Specially after wanting to dip into image and video hosting.

My opinion is that such a venue should be public. If we had a global government that is :D