@NoodleFighter: Serously, thanks for bringing up Specters. I was taking my time getting the pieces I need, but you bringing it up has lit a fire under my Tenno.
@cherub1000: It's funny because I'm pretty sure many of us did the same thing!
Just close the game, that's your "save and quit" as far as I know on console.
Weapons can be bought, but it's cheaper to build them through blueprints. When it comes to mods, just click the appropriate thumbstick (R I think) while looking at mods for an piece of equipment and let the game choose for you until you figure it out a bit more.
NoodleFighter is correct, hardly anyone brings up Specters. I'm going to throw a dart at the board and say that it's probably because I haven't found a mission where it was required for you to make one yet. As you go along, you'll see people with items or equipment that you don't have access to yet (ARCHWING!!!!). I saw people flying around waaay faster than me when I first started and all I knew is that I wanted one. I eventually got to the mission to get the blueprint for it on the next planet.
Thanks NoodleFighter, I now want to play around with Specters for the next few hours.
Yes, it can be overwhelming at first. If you plan on trying this game, start looking for the Wiki right after you start the download, or look up YouTube beginner guides. Don't feel like you're "cheating" or taking the easy route. If you're playing on a console, it always isn't clear when a simple button press can open an entirely new window.
Yes, it can be a grindfest. The key (again, WIKI) is to know what in the hell you are looking for and where to find it. Plenty of blueprints will come your way, but sometimes what you need to build it is on a planet you can't get to yet. Staying with the main quest will pretty much get you what you need, but many sidequests/event style missions can get you some valuable materials earlier than when you can normally farm them
Yes, it's F2P. Once you get past the size it may take up on your storage, if you're the type that just likes to blow up enemies every once in awhile, it's worth it. If you're the type that normally sucks at FPS's online but enjoy single player experiences, it's worth it. You can play most missions solo, and even if you're terrible online, others in your squad will normally still finish the mission and you'll get something out of it. They may not opt to play with you next mission, but you still got 15,009 credits, a Prime blueprint and 2 rare relics!
Written by a Rank 3 that still needs to finish building their 2nd frame...
Jack Kirby's face isn't as recognizable as Stan's, but comic fans know the name.
EDIT: "The fact of the matter is, no matter what happens, the Eternals won't be a replacement Avengers, and they'll stand completely apart from other teams like the Guardians of the Galaxy or other mythologically inspired races like the Asgardians--which is a very cool prospect, but also an intimidating one."
Sounds very much like what the InHumans were supposed to be. I hope this turns out better.
You pretty much explained it the way my wife did to me 20+ years ago, very detailed, very well worded, and you even give examples. The sad part is that the moment I saw the title of this article, sports bra came to mind..... I blame that one on having a daughter.
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