Having seen Reap & Sow tileset nuking builds slowly starting to gain exposure and traction over the past few months, when DE announced Sev Prime, a small part of me was genuinely like “oh dear”

If people think the current Wukong slam spam is bad, they won’t enjoy this :^)

I consider Ivara the Swiss Army Knife Warframe. If there’s some miscellaneous task to be doing (mining, fishing, Riven challenges), Ivara’s the one I’ll use. She’s versatile and useful. Her headshot bonus from her stealth, and Navigator shenanigans, begin to shine if you’re ever up against any tough single target enemies where it matters (Disruption/Cascade)

Considering Volt is genuinely meta for pretty much every activity in the game (Eidolons, Profit Taker, E/SO, general mission/relic speed runs, Aya bounty farms, level cap runs in Disruption and Cascade, etc), I’m surprised he didn’t get S tier

Hey, you can always solo ;)

Still a good guide - although you were probably trying to keep it as brief as possible I think it’ll be even better if it does go into more depth to highlight differences between general play and Eidolons. The preview vid against Teralyst does a great job of showing why Raplak, Klamora, and Propa are typically chosen for tridolons with their clean and quick performance compared the others, but there’s different things to consider in general play, with aoe situations vs single target situations, and different arcanes (like Melt and Logisitics), and pulling off Last Gasp, etc. Atm it is pretty much an Eidolon Amp guide, rather than an overall Amp guide

You’ve been a bit unfair in your short assessment of Phahd - it automatically homes on nearby enemies and each shot will bounce multiple times so the damage per shot ends up very high (either spread across multiple enemies or repeatedly hitting one enemy when trapped in a void bubble). In your preview video you can see it even trapping itself and bouncing multiple times on the Teralyst on the non-VS shield. I don’t think I’ve ever seen it miss. The automatic homing does mean it sometimes targets an enemy that is closer rather than the one you’re purposely aiming at, though