Which warframe should i pick

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And you can get pretty strong builds without investing a lot of Forma. So picking her early on is a good idea. She does have a very unique skill set, can deal good damage even without stronger mods and also does come with high shields and good armor.

But he does need very good mods and without those he feels very weak in the first few hours. You can also simply get his blueprints by joining a clan and buying them from the Tenno Research Lab.

As such, her ultimate skill, called Artemis Bow, lets her whip out an innate bow that can shoot multiple arrows. This makes Ivara an outstanding DPS warframe because that bow deals insane amounts of damage no matter the enemy's level.

Paired with her permanent invisibility and other crowd control and specialized skills, Ivara can become an unseen and unstoppable force in Warframe. She is an easy choice in solo endless survival modes for that matter. Aptly called the War Goddess in the Warframe community. Anyone who has ever teamed up with a player using Trinity will know why.

She is an infinite source of energy in Warframe, making it incredibly easy for other players to spam their most useful or most damaging abilities. In a sense, Trinity is also a support frame because of such a skill. However, her specialization does not stop there. Trinity can also link her health to an enemy, making them receive the damage that would have been inflicted on her. Essentially, this also makes Trinity a tank warframe that can survive the strongest attacks.

Inaros is quite possibly the one warframe in this list that is least reliant on his skills. However, this does not make him less awesome. Because if there is one thing Inaros does best or better than other warframes, it's shrugging off attacks like they're just insect bites. Inaros' ultimate ability can be cast once and forgotten, as it will give him a ton of armor. Of course, Inaros will still take damage to his health, which, while huge, is not invincible.

When that happens, you can easily recover Inaros' health in the blink of an eye with his first skill, Dessication. It blinds and stuns enemies with sand and attacking them will restore a large percentage of Inaros' health if they die.

Inaros is quite simple and quite immortal. Nezha is a faster and more active version of Rhino. He also has a similar skill, called Warding Halo which gives him a ton of armor and makes him difficult to kill. On top of that, Nezha's other skills also have great synergy and functionality. His first skill, Firewalker can both stun and damage enemies who step on the trail of fire and also gives Nezha a speed boost. Meanwhile, his second skill, Blazing Chakram, can give you infinite amounts of healing orbs for when you need to recover health quickly.

His ultimate skill, Divine Spears, is just icing on the cake at this point but still serves as a good crowd control ability and incapacitates multiple enemies. Ever wanted to obliterate your enemies before you even have them in your line-of-sight? What makes her so powerful is her first skill, Spores, which damages enemies, spreads to other enemies, and strips their armor. Combined with her third skill, Toxic Lash, and her ultimate skill, Miasma, she can erase any enemy on the map as soon as they spawn.

Specialization: A manic support class with teeth. Weaknesses: The constant ability combos can be tiring. Once a one-trick pony, Hydroid has become a master of crowd control - able to gather up foes as a living puddle and then hit them with an airstrike that strips armor.

Most of his skills also open foes up to melee finishers, and if things get dicey he can even make himself invincible at the cost of energy. His signature skill, however, is using the Pilfering Swarm mod to increases resource drop rates for enemies killed by his ultimate. Specialization: A versatile crowd controller with a drop boosting mod. Weaknesses: Pilfering Swarm requires some serious grinding to unlock. Inaros is unquestioningly one of the best Warframes in the game to date.

The sand-based class forgoes shields entirely in favor of high armor that can be further increased by his ultimate ability, and this safely gives him infinite energy with Rage or Hunter Adrenaline mods. His other abilities let him stun single targets indefinitely, open enemies to finishers, heal, and even resurrect from death by draining life from foes.

Specialization: Self-healing, self-resurrecting tank with high crowd control and potentially infinite energy. Weaknesses: Self-resurrection passive is a little unwieldy.

Ivara is an exceptionally versatile Warframe that offers utility, long-term invisibility, and massive damage. She can trick enemies into bunching up before using her signature bow to knock them out and tear them apart. Specialization: Ranged damage with a smattering of utility.

Weaknesses: A huge pain to farm. Khora is a heavy hitter masquerading as a disabler. She can use whips and chains to snare enemies, before following up with high damage strikes.

Specialization: A jack-of-all-trades pet class with damage, healing, and crowd control. Weaknesses: Companion A. Can be a pain to farm. Play Limbo well or solo, however, and he offers amazing crowd control. Limbo can even freeze enemy bullets in midair for a short time. Specialization: A complex defender that requires team coordination. Weaknesses: Might make random squads angry on sight. Tier: High with a team or solo. Middle with strangers.

Prime: Yes. Loki is yet another some might say the definitive stealth Warframe. He can make himself invisible for extended periods to buff his attacks with a stealth damage modifier.