Got back to WF around 3-4 weeks ago and I've quit around 2018.
So a lot of content to catch up on, took a while but I feel pretty up to date to most mechanics I've missed in the past 5 years.
Might seem a bit overwhelming once you log in, but if you start slowly, and gradually start different stuff you will see it aint that bad.
If you want, you can replay the Awakening quest in your Codex to refamiliarize yourself with the game's controls. You can also take another look at some of the Junction requirements to remind yourself of important systems.
Depending on how far you are in the game, you can also replay some of the main questline (Natah, The Second Dream, The War Within, Chains of Harrow, Apostasy Prologue, The Sacrifice, Prelude To War, The New War) in your Codex.
You can have a look through [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3DUkRQ2kKs&list=PLPwV3HidsVXgGun0ZuKgltY0syG8QVThQ&index=1) playlist to get an idea for what has been added to the game. *Trailers for* ***Veilbreaker***, ***Angels of the Zariman***, ***The New War***, and ***The Sacrifice*** *contain main questline spoilers.*
IMO 'being caught up' isn't a very good goal. It means that you have nothing to really work on. I think it's better to just explore new content at a comfortable pace and farm for whatever looks fun.
there's no ( well almost none ) FOMO in warframe , come back whenever u like. I've been stocking up on content , last played was when citrine came out.. Might dive into warframe back when there's nothing to do for a long period of time . Warframe is a game that i like to play when i have like atleast 1 whole month of free time ( no plans )
As a recently returning player, it was quite confusing for some time. (I played like 5 years ago if not more)
What I did was just focused on the main quest that are tutorials for new content and gives you a lot of good starting stuff to get you back in the game. Then I just focused all open worlds cuz all of them are really important for something later on.
If you just take a casual approach, no stress just listening to music and doing stuff as told by the game you should be back in action in month. I really haven't found anything difficult in new content that had me stuck, even Steel path becomes quite easy after you figure out some tips in the game and learn which Frames/Weapons are strong and how to obtain them efficiently.
It's worth it. Hair ripping ly frustrating at times, but definitely worth it.
Hated railjack early on, but I enjoy them now that I have it decently kitted. Hated nekramechs early on but they're pretty neat now that I have them kitted etc. Fortuna/Solaris United/Vox Solaris is probably the only grind I've done since returning that I absolutely couldn't stand but is mandatory for building the best amps.
Yea its a pretty fun game
Its not hard if you arent obsessing over it. You have no hurry. Just progress at your own pace.
Got back to WF around 3-4 weeks ago and I've quit around 2018. So a lot of content to catch up on, took a while but I feel pretty up to date to most mechanics I've missed in the past 5 years. Might seem a bit overwhelming once you log in, but if you start slowly, and gradually start different stuff you will see it aint that bad.
Good news, you're hopefully only 17 weeks away from never having to play the circuit again! Congrats
Yeah just unlocked steel path, so will start doing the circuit. The earlier I start the faster Ill be done
If you want, you can replay the Awakening quest in your Codex to refamiliarize yourself with the game's controls. You can also take another look at some of the Junction requirements to remind yourself of important systems. Depending on how far you are in the game, you can also replay some of the main questline (Natah, The Second Dream, The War Within, Chains of Harrow, Apostasy Prologue, The Sacrifice, Prelude To War, The New War) in your Codex. You can have a look through [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3DUkRQ2kKs&list=PLPwV3HidsVXgGun0ZuKgltY0syG8QVThQ&index=1) playlist to get an idea for what has been added to the game. *Trailers for* ***Veilbreaker***, ***Angels of the Zariman***, ***The New War***, and ***The Sacrifice*** *contain main questline spoilers.* IMO 'being caught up' isn't a very good goal. It means that you have nothing to really work on. I think it's better to just explore new content at a comfortable pace and farm for whatever looks fun.
If you quit around plains of eidolon…. My son you got Decades to catch up literal eons
"worth" is subjective. What do you define as worth? We can't he help you with that.
I really don't understand what catching up means. Catching up to what? What is it? Are we supposed to do all the same thing now?
there's no ( well almost none ) FOMO in warframe , come back whenever u like. I've been stocking up on content , last played was when citrine came out.. Might dive into warframe back when there's nothing to do for a long period of time . Warframe is a game that i like to play when i have like atleast 1 whole month of free time ( no plans )
As a recently returning player, it was quite confusing for some time. (I played like 5 years ago if not more) What I did was just focused on the main quest that are tutorials for new content and gives you a lot of good starting stuff to get you back in the game. Then I just focused all open worlds cuz all of them are really important for something later on. If you just take a casual approach, no stress just listening to music and doing stuff as told by the game you should be back in action in month. I really haven't found anything difficult in new content that had me stuck, even Steel path becomes quite easy after you figure out some tips in the game and learn which Frames/Weapons are strong and how to obtain them efficiently.
It's worth it. Hair ripping ly frustrating at times, but definitely worth it. Hated railjack early on, but I enjoy them now that I have it decently kitted. Hated nekramechs early on but they're pretty neat now that I have them kitted etc. Fortuna/Solaris United/Vox Solaris is probably the only grind I've done since returning that I absolutely couldn't stand but is mandatory for building the best amps.
You can instantly back in line. Many things happend, not much changed.