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The video discusses The Plains of Eidolon in Warframe, an open-world zone on Earth where players engage in various activities like mining, fishing, and bounties. Two syndicates, Ostron and the Quills, are associated with the zone. Players must rank up by earning standing points to unlock cosmetics, mods, weapons, and more. Key gameplay elements involve mining veins, fishing for resources, hunting Eidolons at night, and gilding Zaw weapons. The video also covers advanced gameplay such as Eidolon hunting, capturing Eidolon lures, and optimizing strategies for multiple rewards. Additional tips include acquiring better amps, focusing on specific requirements for Quills rank progression, and using shards for Focus points. The speaker also touches on other activities in The Plains, such as the Ghoul Purge event and Tusk Thumper bosses. The video concludes with information on acquiring and upgrading Focus lenses and the availability of similar open-world zones in the game.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces The Plains of Eidolon, an open-world zone on Earth occupied by the Grineer. The zone follows a day and night cycle and offers various activities such as mining, fishing, beast conservation, and bounties. At night, players can hunt endgame bosses called Eidolons. Two syndicates, Ostron and the Quills, are associated with The Plains of Eidolon, offering reputation grinds to unlock access to cosmetics, mods, weapons, frames, focus lenses, arcanes, and modular melee weapons called Zaws. To engage in this endgame content, players should have upgraded mods, defensive and offensive frames, Mastery Rank 5 or higher, and completion of key quests like The Archwing, The Second Dream, and The War Within. Players are guided through the initial steps upon entering Cetus, the social hub for The Plains, and provided with introductory bounties to start missions. Bounties vary in tiers, offering rewards based on difficulty level and refresh every two and a half hours. Completing bounties earns standing points with the Ostron syndicate, allowing players to rank up by meeting standing point requirements. Daily standing points are capped, with the ability to earn more the next day. Completing bonus objectives in bounties yields rewards from a pool list, with various mission types included.
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In this segment of the video, the key points covered are about gaining standing points by completing bounties and using them to purchase mining and fishing equipment from vendors in Cetus. Standing points are essential for ranking up with the Ostron Syndicate and gaining access to various vendor merchandise. It is advised not to spend platinum on materials that can be easily obtained through mining and fishing. Fishing equipment, such as different fishing spears and baits, can be purchased with standing points, with special offers available in exchange for platinum. Fishing can also provide valuable resources needed for crafting items. Mining and fishing resources, along with standing points, are crucial for advancing in rank with the Ostron Syndicate. Equipping mining and fishing gear requires using the gear wheel on Cetus or the Orbiter before heading out to the Plains to mine and fish.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator explains how to mine veins and fish in Warframe on the plains. Mining veins are indicated by red or blue colors and can be found on rocks, cliffsides, and caves. A diamond shape appears over a vein on the map, and aiming the cutter reveals drilling spots. Stopping the cutter in the white brackets yields minerals, with bonus minerals possible in smaller brackets. Having a resource booster increases mineral yield. At Rank 4 with The ostron Syndicate, an advanced nosum cutter is unlocked. Fishing involves equipping a spear, waiting near water for fish to spawn, and selecting baits for different fish types. Fish sizes determine standing points or resources gained when cut. Different biomes on the plains offer various fish types, some only appearing at night. The day-night cycle lasts 100 minutes day and 50 minutes night. The Warframe Wiki provides detailed fish location, time, bait information. Ranking up with The ostron Syndicate unlocks more vendor offerings for mining blueprints and baits. Purchasing mining blueprints and acquiring various baits is recommended for refining materials and catching rare fish.
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In this segment of the video, key points include the availability of specific baits and blueprints needed to rank up with The ostron Syndicate. Different baits are required for catching unique resources from specific types of fish found in different biomes. Beast conservation on the planes can only be done with a tranq rifle obtained from open world social hubs on Venus and Deimos, providing unique resources for zaws and frame parts. Specific resources unique to the plains like grockjoule, erudite, nissel pods, and maprico are essential for ranking up. Resources and mineral veins are procedurally generated, need mods like loop radar and vacuum for farming efficiently, and higher Bounty tiers provide increased resource yields. Erudite and grockjoule are also necessary to use the Arc Wing in any open-world zone.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on acquiring the Arc Wing launcher segment, building zaws, and maximizing Syndicate rank with ostron. To get the Arc Wing launcher segment, one must enter the dojo, fast travel to the Tenno lab, and purchase it for 15,000 credits. The segment requires specific resources, including grok jewels, erudite, and oxium. It is recommended to equip a stealth-based frame like Loki or ivara when venturing into the Plains due to grineer hostility. Zaws, customizable weapons, consist of strikes, grips, and links, each affecting weapon characteristics like speed and damage. Building zaws involves acquiring blueprints, gathering resources, experimenting with combinations, and leveling them up for Mastery rank purposes. Experimentation and community input are essential in creating the best zaws.
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In this segment of the video, it is explained how to progress with the Zaw weapon in Warframe. Players must kill the Zaw weapon with the saw vendor after it reaches rank 30, requiring 5,000 standing points and two Cetus Wisps. Cetus Wisps can be obtained through bounties, purchased from the Quills, or found near bodies of water within the Plains. After gilding the Zaw, players can polarize a mod slot, name the weapon, and unlock an Arcane slot. The Quills Syndicate offers amps, arcanes, cosmetic items, and the Revenant blueprint, with rank progression tied to trading sentient cores obtained from Eidolon hunting. Eidolon hunting, which involves facing endgame bosses during the night cycle, is highlighted as advanced gameplay, with a recommendation to learn mechanics and observe experienced players. Casual players can still rank up with the Quills through regular gameplay.
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In this segment of the video, the main points discussed are related to hunting and capturing Eidolons in Warframe on the Plains of Eidolon. Key actions include using high crit weapons modded for radiation to make quick work of Eidolon’s limbs, capturing Eidolon lures to prevent Eidolons from teleporting away, charging lures by killing Vomvalysts, and bringing fully charged lures to the Eidolons to prevent them from teleporting away. It is important to fully charge two lures in order to proceed to facing the second Eidolon to receive multiple rewards. Additional details include tethering Eidolons with lures to prevent teleportation, the spawning of second and third Eidolons in front of the Shrine at Gara Lake, and increased difficulty in subsequent fights with more health pools and AOE abilities.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on starting Eidolon hunting in Warframe. It recommends using a better amp for significant damage, surviving by setting yourself to public, using frames that support the squad, charging lures, and staying close to Eidolons during the hunt. It advises on obtaining sentient cores for standing points, advancing in Quills rank with specific requirements, using shards for Focus points, and crafting a better amp for Eidolon hunting. Gilding the amp at the Quills allows it to count towards Personal Mastery Rank.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on activities and tips in the Plains of Eidolon in Warframe. Key points include the Ghoul Purge event offering unique items and weapons, Tusk Thumpers as unique enemy bosses with various variants and drops, tips on defeating Thumpers efficiently, farming resources with AOE frame capabilities, acquiring blueprints from bounties, obtaining and upgrading Focus lenses for converting Affinity into Focus points, and the option to craft an eidolon lens from a greater Focus lens.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the Eidolon lens and Lua lens in Warframe. The Eidolon lens converts 2.25% of your affinity, and it can be converted to a Lua lens obtainable from the disruption mission Apollo on Lua, dropping with an 8% chance after the C rotation every four rounds. A Lua lens converts 3.25% of your affinity. Players can buy or trade focus lenses, resources, mods, and more with Platinum. Different open worlds in the game have similar vendors, bounties, and activities, with differences in syndicates and items offered. The video provides guidance for tackling various open world zones like Venus, Vallis, and Deimos’ Cambion Drift. Viewers are encouraged to like, share, and comment, and can subscribe for more guides. Feedback is welcome, and viewers are invited to join the creator on Twitch for live help sessions. The next guide will cover Fortuna’s open world or Vallis.