WARFRAME FLUCTUS BLUEPRINT TRADABLE FULL

What annoys me more is that it's not only unable to be traded, and - so far as I know - does not turn up in the Duviri merchant's goods periodically as something you can buy for enigma gyrums. I'm just not surprised it isn't, given recent weapons releases. So, yeah, I would actually prefer the Cinta blueprint be able to be traded, like the components. But I think having stuff be able to be traded also facilitates the parts of our community that can shine the brightest - the part that actually, unironically, embodies 'we all lift together', where folks will step in and help each other out. It's easy to be cynical and say that having stuff be able to be traded removes all challenge because people can just farm it and then sell it to others. It's the day I realized that I had progressed to the point that I was now the 'experienced player' who some newbies were looking to for help and guidance, and who was able to not only help show them the ropes but give them some gear/mods to help ease them on their way. My greatest pride in this game is not related to running any content or getting any hard-to-obtain or rare thing. (Who is still the most-used frame on my stats page by a wide margin, and still my main in my heart even if she's not seeing as much endgame use these days.)

WARFRAME FLUCTUS BLUEPRINT TRADABLE FULL

When I was a baby Tenno trying to figure things out and grind for some of my first gear that I wanted - gazing at Nova with shining eyes full of hope - not only did some more experienced Tenno help me obtain normal Nova, they came back a bit later and helped me get all the pieces for Nova Prime. The reason I think it's a step backwards is that I think one of the best parts of Warframe's community is how readily people will help other folks out. To digress for a moment (bear with me here). But it does seem to be a thing that happens not infrequently with non-Primed weapons lately. I think there's a lot of changes to Warframe that are good ones - like having a pity system, and having the ability to buy missing parts - but having things where the components can be traded but the main blueprint cannot is one of the handful I don't entirely care for. Yeah, there were exceptions - the Miter comes to mind - but they weren't the rule. For things that had multiple pieces, like - as you point out - the Ambassador or whatnot, all the pieces including the blueprint tended to be able to be traded, so that if you had extras of one and just could not get another to drop, you could help each other out. You've got the goods! Materials might need to be farmed, sure, but you were done with the RNG portion. I know it's easy to say plenty of weapons had blueprints that could not be traded, but the thing is that most of those weapons are only a blueprint. Then let's compare it to Aeolak or Hespar, which drop from bounties and cannot be purchased from vendors, where the component bits can be traded but the main blueprints cannot. Why have components tradeable if you still have to rely on RNG to get the main BP? It is highly unusual to have a weapon whose acquisition for all parts being the same excludes the main BP from being tradable for some reason. which all drop from certain enemies/events. If anything I'd compare this to things like Ambassador etc.

It's hard to compare this to Corufell, since all of Corufells parts can be bought from Otak/drop from mission rotations.

Warframe fluctus blueprint tradable