#arbitrations

>oh okay, i wanna try volt but idk if i’ll survive :// i didn’t really test my volt with capacitance on higher levels, i might die horribly :///

>does the work just fine

>one teammate dies

>speedrun between different towers you magnificent bastard

Dear Colleagues, Because of the work they do, a considerable part of an interpreter’s time is devoted to dealing with government agencies at all levels: international, regional, national, and local. Negotiations, agreements, and disagreements, involve working conditions, professional collaboration, interpreter security and health, professional fees, communication, and other issues are always…

A Complete Lack of Desire to do Arbitrations

The upcoming balance update in Warframe is going to give us some new mods. While I have already talked about why I’m not a fan of those mods, the other reason I’m not a fan is because of Arbitrations. The good mods can be purchased from the Arbiters of Hexis. Thankfully, although these mods will be okay to obtain, it means doing Arbitrations. And I hate doing Arbitrations. Now, to be fair, some…

A Complete Lack of Desire to do Arbitrations

The upcoming balance update in Warframe is going to give us some new mods. While I have already talked about why I’m not a fan of those mods, the other reason I’m not a fan is because of Arbitrations. The good mods can be purchased from the Arbiters of Hexis. Thankfully, although these mods will be okay to obtain, it means doing Arbitrations. And I hate doing Arbitrations. Now, to be fair, some…

All These Changes and I Still Dislike Arbitrations

The concept of Arbitrations was originally really bloody cool. Enemies that are much tougher than normal, longer missions and better rewards, but you only have one life and if you die, it’s game over, you’d be unable to continue and you wouldn’t be able to try again. This was end-game level content, somewhere where veteran Warframe players could stretch their legs and use all their OP builds.

But…

All These Changes and I Still Dislike Arbitrations

The concept of Arbitrations was originally really bloody cool. Enemies that are much tougher than normal, longer missions and better rewards, but you only have one life and if you die, it’s game over, you’d be unable to continue and you wouldn’t be able to try again. This was end-game level content, somewhere where veteran Warframe players could stretch their legs and use all their OP builds.

But…