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I find this game very confusing. I played ages ago, before the xpac, and got stuck after getting off the first planet – my choices were grind old missions or do missions that were super hard and I kept dying. I gave up.
Came back recently and I still have no idea what I’m supposed to do. The game doesn’t tell you anything and I spent most of my time on websites about how to play. You had that first initial quest and then…… nothing.
I know there is more because I see it in the quest list thing, and the game advertises all these events and features. But I have no clue how to get to them.
It’s an awful layout about how to play the game. Which is a shame because the combat is fun as heck.
Well the short answer is yes you need to grind. In the beginning I’d grind to level my initial weapons and the frame a bit and get some mods and just get aquainted with the mods system. Even for most easy missions there are a variety of them – different mission types – get acquainted with them too – I could see which types I like – and there are missions with stronger enemies which I’d use as a testing ground for my build. I’d also check out blueprints on Market and see what I can build for my Mastery Rank.
The beauty of Warframe is that you have so many possible ways to progress and that’s what you get from the start – all those choices – and you can’t know which choices suit you before you try them. And remember each mission gives you something – at least some credits and materials and knowledge – so there are basically no bad choices. You could try and survive the harder missions as well – and you’d be rewarded for that too. Try waiting for other players when your mission is prepared so that a squad is auto-matched for you and harder missions will be easier.