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Probably one of the most repetitive games you’ll ever play. Some people like this. I do not.
To balance this a bit, I do not like repetition in my games, but Warframe's movement system keeps me coming back to play as long as my friends are also playing. I find Warframe a much more interesting game than Diablo or WoW, but I can still run through missions with friends without having to think too hard about what we're playing. In Satisfactory or Factorio, I find myself struggling to concentrate on the conversation when I'm building something.
I don't do pickup groups in Warframe unless I just need to smash out a few objectives in a short amount of time. When I'm with my friends we play slow and explore; it's worth it, it's a very pretty game.