Destiny 2 players lost in Warframe’s 11 years of content are being guided through by its community

Destiny 2 players who moved over to Warframe in the last month or so have been praising the game’s community for being so welcoming and helpful when they hit a roadblock and don’t know where to go or what to do.

Warframe‘s player base is well known for being friendly and welcoming, and Destiny 2 players are seeing this firsthand as the latest group of displaced MMO players in need of a game with a developer they feel they can trust. The Warframe subreddit is packed with thankful posts from new players, but it’s the way they’re being helped that’s so great. There are no spoilers, just hints about the next move to make, and misunderstanding a mechanic is never ridiculed as it might be in other communities.

Arrows and waypoints

Following the news of 220 layoffs at developer Bungie, with more staff integrated into Sony, many Destiny 2 players left the game and looked to Warframe as their new MMO of choice. However, the game is dense with story and content, making it sometimes challenging to know where to go. Mercifully, the community has been shepherding these lost souls through the game’s content in the best way possible.

User encapsulates everything that makes Warframe‘s player base such a positive community to be a part of. This Destiny 2 player started off saying how lost they were, and three edits later, they’d received all the help they needed, gained a better attitude towards the content they have on the horizon, and even asked for new potential friends to join them.

adds to this with a post that simply thanks Warframe players for being awesome. They explain where they’ve come from with Destiny 2 and how they and their friends integrated it into their lives. The highlight of their post for me is, “Around here it seems people are not only interested in what people are doing in game but welcoming when they realize someone’s a new player.”

I don’t think anyone will disagree that a Warframe player’s first reaction when they meet someone new to the game is to be friendly, offer 𒈔help, and probably even trade them some half-decent gear to help them work through a few quests.

As someone who has recently hopped back into Warframe with a tonne of enthusiasm thanks to TennoCon, I’ve experienced this. Players can’t help but throw gear and resources at you so you’re ready for what’s to come and are genuinely excited to follow your journey. Despite Destiny 2‘s new episodic content model providing fantastic storylines so far, it seems like players who want a strong and positive community may remain in Warframe for good.