Whats even better is that when gauss redirects the bullet, those were actually his bullets, he caught up to his bullets mid flight easily and redirected them
@@zeothesnowwolf2937but those volt players are usually at the end of the level already waiting for gauss to catch up While sitting next to the Titania that beat them to the finish 😂
@@Gamer12666 it's about the journey not the destination. Volt's at the end but that Gauss has left behind burning frozen corpses while the entire facility goes up in icy fire
@@zeothesnowwolf2937 I was talking about your comment about volt players hating people having fun with anyone else, was nothing about the destination or journey.
@@LargoReactsyeah, major spoilers below, but it’s because… Warframes were once human. They were mutated with the Helminth strain of the Infestation. As Dax soldiers they were brothers in arms, and so they are now. The Saint of Altra, and the Bottomless Beast behind him. And yeah, Gauss P is faster. He has a 1.5 sprint speed without mods
I love this. Externally there's no real reason for it, they don't have any special synergies or story, they're just best buds! What they do share is being two of the most fun frames to play around.
In terms of lore, the primes are the "original" design. The narrator is the one who created them. The normal warframes were mass produced for the war and the ones we use. Mechanically the primes get a minimal stat boost. Gauss prime has 105 more shield and 0.1 more speed. Primes also come with one or more polarity slot
Primes are more like the peak of a frame, as the name implies it’s their “prime”. Some frames, such as revenant, earned their prime status but started as a regular frame
@@bongotoucan7913revenant was a bad example lol, canonically speaking Revenant Prime shouldnt exist, Ballas himself says as much "What fatherless abbreation is this? " (saying that he seemingly has no maker, Ballas himself did not make him) "mocking me and causality alike" (saying that he comes from the future) This is because Revenant was created far after the Old War and The Collapse, which we witnessed during the Mask of the Revenant Quest.
I don't see anyone mentioning that Grendel is designed after a classic japanese Oni, basically a ogre-demon creature. He even has a club like the onis (they have those long studded rod clubs)! You can also notice the horns on his head!
In game different between prime and normal: 1. In orokin tile, prime got 250 energy when they get close to death orb (golden ball shooting laser) 2. Baro Ki'teer (void trader) will treat us amicably when we use prime.
3. All prime warframes have at least an additional mod polarity and one or two small statistical buffs to their base armor, health, shields, sprint speed or energy; 4. Some primes have different visuals to their abilities.
Prime Warframes aside from esthetics receive increased Health, Shield, Armor, Energy levels. and Sprint speed. They don’t get all of these mind you they typically get increases to whatever they’re best at. A frame that specializes in having health and armor will generally get upgrades to those things. A frame that is great for shields will most of the time not get a health upgrade. If they do its usually a super insignificant upgrade while the thing they are actually for gets the proper upgrade. Gauss Prime specifically gets 95 more shield and.5 more sprint speed which may not sound like much but has a great bonus to when modded. Example. With regular Gauss i have him at 2.38 sprint speed. With only receiving a .5 increase, when i put the exact same build on Prime it goes from 2.38 to 2.55 sprint which is a nice increase. As for shields they recently released a prime Shield mod which gives Gauss Prime crazy shields. Instead of having 1,554 on my regular Gauss my Prime has 1,820 pretty nice difference of 266 more shields.
The differences between stats are not huge, though, which I like. You don't feel forced as a player to get the prime version of a frame just for the stats like you would if the stat upgrade was massive. 266 more shields *sounds* huge, but it quickly becomes overshadowed by other defense measures in higher level content in which your shields can get one-shot, so it doesn't make regular base Gauss irrelevant which is nice. In the end, getting the prime is mostly for the much more important fashion drip.
@@Maverick2736 agreed. Tho for Gauss aside from Toxin Gauss becomes completely immune to damage. You just got to be on top of his abilities. Gauss is very easily capable of high level missions as long as you’re able to keep up his Redline. I play Gauss a lot so I have him nailed down. I myself modded Gauss for as much resistance to damage as I could while still giving him all the speed in the world. If my Redline and Kinetic run out it hight level Shield gating plus my Gauss’s good amount of damage resistance I’m durable enough to get my 4th and 2nd powered up before I’m overwhelmed or I can zoom away to somewhere more safe. But also have high duration my Kinetic Plating and Thermal last 84 seconds.
I was going to leave a comment but looks like you beat me to it. Couldn't explain it better. Also, I am so excited I traded for gauss and now they're printing. By the way, I use voice to text
That talk about superspeed and slowing down time reminded me of the Time Stop power in Dishonored. There's a part in the trailer where the main character stops time as someone shoots him and he takes the bullets from mid-air and shoots them back
With this we can say that, while running "casually", Gauss Runs at least at Mach 1. That's 1234.8km/h. And that's him casually running. Oh, and we can also say that Volt and Gauss can run at the same speed too, both reaching, at least, that speed and rising even more. Maybe they can both at Mach 3 or 4
there is a older game that you may like, its timeshift, you are in a suit which can stop, slow and reverse time and you can for example stop time and take someones weapon
Prime Warframes are basically the same as their regular counterparts. Some of their stats are slightly higher, and they have an extra polarity (which is usually good for upgrading). As for these differences making the warframe better than the regular version, that depends on the META tactics and your preferred playstyle. For example, some Prime warframes have higher shield values than normal versions, which was considered a downgrade until the recent changes to shields and the META, and now the additional shields either don't matter or are an upgrade compared to normal frame depending on your build. Prime weapons, however, may have some additional, unique abilities on top of better stats. Some Prime weapons also don't have proper non-prime counterparts. For example Dakra Prime is a sword, and the closest non-prime counterpart are Dex Dakra, which are twin blades. Another example is Gotva Prime (hitscan rifle with a unique ability) and Aeolak (projectile rifle with a secondary fire mode) which function completely differently despite being versions of the same weapon lorewise. Euphona Prime, Reaper Prime are completely unique. Even slight stat changes can matter a lot on Warframe. That's because most mods give +X% values to a stat, instead of a flat number value, so the higher the original stat, the more effective the mod is. For example if a regular weapon has a 10% crit chance, while Prime variant has 20%, then with a Critical Deplay mod (+200% crit chance) the normal rifle will have (10% + 10% x 2) 30% crit chance total, and Prime will have (20% + 20% x 2) 60%. Obviously enough a very significant difference, especially because mods in warframe are mean't to combo off of eachother.
reminder the projectile the accaltra and akarius that gauss use fire micr rockes so the projectile gauss redirects into that corpus grunts face was in fact a missile so yeah do with this info what you will
a lore extra relating to a prime is that when you go to baro with inaros prime you will be called god king and can buy a key to a secret mission to defend baro where you get some cosmetics most related to inaros
Prime frames are from hundreds of years ago when Orokin technology was at its peak. The "modern" regular non-Prime frames we build now are like a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy; all the basic information of the original is retained but it's not *quite* as good as the OG.
From an aesthetic standpoint, 'super fancy' is kinda the point of prime design language. They are meant to look very exstravagent and ornamental like everything else related to the Orokin.
Primes are always slight improvements statistically, and if you don't like the astetic, you can always go to the older stuff of the origibal frame instead of using the prime astetics. It's always suggested to hunt down the primes for your primary frame.
Normal frames are robots and are mass produced while primes are people who were transformed into warframes by hemlith and are only one which probably explains why gauss stretched before he ran.
0:37 in game, they might have more energy or health or armor and a extra or different plarity, they also have a few funky visual effects on their abilities, lore wise they are the initial infested version of the Warframe, a more pure strain of the Helmenth strain.
Yes, it's not optimal to buy Warframes or Prime Warframes just to have the character, as you can get relic packs very easily (unless you don't care about spending platinum). I would choose based on how the cosmetics that come with the collection look, but usually I don't care or just want a single item from the pack 🙂 On the difference between Normal and Prime: Prime Warframes have more default polarization and minimally better stats. Also, they all have metallic colors (e.g. gold), but you can look like a non-Prime version if you want. You can also combine almost all skins with Prime clothing, so it's very customizable.
There's an older game that I immediately thought of when you mentioned the game thing. Called Time Shift, you can slow or stop time which has a very similar effect to what you're talking about.
Cyberpunk 2077 has a very thorough time manipulation mechanic like you were describing, its called "Sandevistan". Besides that Dishonored, Prototype, Infamous: Second Son, Ruiner, Superhot, and TimeShift all have their own superspeed and/or time manipulation mechanics.
prime variation have more polarity slots and some altered from the normal one, and all prime is just like a new skin for the normal frames / weapons cuz normal looks bad so prime is for u to customized it for better fashion frames
yeah the only things that are different between Gauss Prime and Gauss is 95 more shields and .1 more sprint speed. And from my Understanding the reason why those "Ears" are there is likely because they act as Air foils and help manage Gauss' speed which is why they go down when he activates Redline.
4:45 ..Has he heard of Sonic? But I get what you mean and I recommend SUPERHOT. It's not super speed, but it's slowed time and it let's you interact with bullets and redirect them in mid-air
Mainly Primes are only Aesthetic upgrades, allows to do a lot more with tenno-gen skins, otherwise some have huge upgrades, actually. There are some quality of life upgrades, such as sprintspeed, bigger shields, health or armor, but some get a pretty hefty upgrade, like Max energy, which can have insane boosts to energy-costly builds. Gauss prime has like, 7.5% more sprint-speed, which is great for him, and his shields got 100 extra hitpoints, so actually pretty good considering his passive buffs the shield-ability. Got him in the forge, now i can wait another 30 hours :)))
The game mechanical difference of Prime Warframes is that they get 2-3 of their base stats increased, depending on each frame of course, aswell as the new Prime Skin, and some free polarized mod slots which makes it easier to mod the frame without using as much Forma. Gauss Prime indeed is faster though. Regular Gauss has 1.4 base sprint speed while Gauss Prime has 1.5.
So aside from the lore the prime versions get more stats, like health, more shield, armor, more speed etc. Depends on the warframe based stats, some have more health some more shield, some has more energy and some has none. For example I take Inaros, the base version he has, lets say 400 health but no shield but he gets more armor (I don't remember the exact numbers) the prime version has 500 instead of 400 health, even it's armor gets increased Hildryn she don't have energy but uses more shield. So the prime version gets even more shield stats Speaking of abilities they are all the same, it doesn't get stronger. Just the survivability stats and more mod customisations
SuperHot is kind of a superspeed game, or I guess more like time slow/stop game, things move only when you move so you can slice things and bullets from the air, do some cool trick shots, it's a pretty cool game.
If you want to play a game where you are literal speed and death, get Metal Gear Rising. If you want a game that messes with time and thus speed, try Quantum Break.
Sorry late reply but technically you can slow everything with Gauss .... (SPOILER BELOW) . . . . . . . . . . . Using helminth Gloom from Sevagoth, onto Gauss with high Strength, every enemy will get slow while you're still in "speed force" with Gauss
Technically it's not time slowing down rather your perception of time has changed where things appear as if they are going slower in reality your going much faster to everyone else but everyone else is going much slower to you this is often referred to as the time dilation effect where things don't appear as they seem from your point of view vs others around you.
The comments have been talking a lot about what Primes are, but they're leaving out one of the most valuable parts of Primes: When you earn Affinity and reach a new rank on a weapon, Warframe, or what have you, you gain XP toward your Mastery Rank. Vasto, Akvasto, Vasto Prime, and Akvasto Prime are considered four different weapons for the purpose of earning Mastery XP, and Gauss and Gauss Prime are considered two different Warframes for the purpose of earning it, too. Beyond that, when you get close enough to the Deimos family to install the Helminth Segment on your ship, Prime Warframes can't be used to juice it in the same way that Tenno-brand Warframes can. (This is a reason not to sell the Tenno frames even when you build or buy the Primes, because eventually when you get that segment, much like me, you'll be kicking yourself over the fact that you did.)
Prime Warframes are, for intents and purposes, better looking skins. They have very minor stat increases in defense or sprint speed only, never a power increase so using the regular version is pretty much the same. Prime WEAPONS however is where you get actual power increases, since prime weapons almost always have objectively better stats than their normal versions, or if they were already really powerful, they have minor improvements or sidegrades instead of direct power increases.
The fact that GTA 5 Flash mods, are 10x better then like 90% of every "speedster" game is Concerning. imagine playing quick silver, and doing the stuff he did in that one X man movie. that would be dope, sure it would be hard to make normal, enemies to easy, and the only actual threats would be other speedsters. But ey thats why I'm not a game dev, surely someone could come up with a solution
9:32 he doesn't need to be aerodynamic, he dosnt move fast because he obeys physics he moves fast because he controls it. Hes the thermal dynamics warframe not the run fast frame.
What is terrifying is that warframes' powers and capabilities existed before the Tenno did, with several warframes even killing fully-fledged Sentients on their own. Warframes used to be people. So...what if a Tenno was turned into a warframe?
Late to the party but your semi ideal game does already exist. Tis an oldy but a goody. Timeshift. Less about speed but using time as your weapon. Shifting around bullets and enemies at will. I'd at least give it a look.
And then you look at the lore and realize that each Warframe is basically the God-Emperor from 40K. But a literally un-killable ninja. As in, all possible timelines summed into one and so if you kill a Tenno, that's only one _possibility_ and there's all the rest of the timelines in which that didn't happen but they all exist as one and so you didn't actually kill him and he obliterates you. Managed to escape from a Tenno? No, you didn't. That was only what _could_ have happened, but in another time line he killed you and that is true for you because it's true for him. That is what these guys are up against.
