I think support frames start making the cut only once you don’t need high damage frames to make up for lack of damage, unless you foresee playing with a team.

For instance, I never quite managed to master Volt in spite of it being one of my favorite frames, just because my low weapon damage output and survivability would always force me back into high damage/defense frames.

I also believe that the way some utility frames work is too much of a wall of text for me to care. I feel this especially with Octavia, Titania and a few others. Everything past Zephyr got too convoluted and it’s only logical that people won’t care for it unless there’s an extremely good reason for it (see people caring to learn how to use Wisp).

I tried to wrap my mind around Citrine, and even though I’m enjoying it, I can’t help but feel like the kit is as wonky and weird as it gets. I’m sure this happens with other new frames that are not purely “press 4 to kill”.

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It will keal!

I used to run it on the RX6500XT and the experience was far worse than on Windows. Not being able to fine tune stuff like up scaling or voltage via the AMD Adrenaline software meant that not only did I have to play on medium settings instead of upscaled ultra, but also lose fps having a less-than-optimal experience.

As for DE caring or not about Linux users, I am aware that if Wine fails to run Warframe they have already baked in a set of instructions for you to try and solve any possible issues. That’s way more of an effort than most developers out there are willing/capable of making.