After finishing the second dream quest on warframe I can safely say it is the better of the two, that hit me in the feels which destiny has not done yet.

y is it m rating y

is this only on pc

Warframe actually doesn't because most of its content isn't viable content. By this, I mean that most players will not have a reason or an ability to access most of Warframe's content. This begins to happen at about hour 50. For example, Warframe is dominated by three weapons: Boltor Prime, Soms Prime, and a grenade launcher. Literally, no other weapons are required. All of Destiny's endgame weapons are balanced relative to each other. In other words, Destiny actually has more viable end-game weapon content while Warframe has more weapons. Edit: Destiny is actually cheaper. If you bought an equal amount of content in Warframe, it will actually cost you more. Warframe, however, simply has a lower barrier to entry. Source: 650 hours in Warframe 240 hours in Destiny

Both games are trash

The only thing warframe has going for it is customization and weapon variety, pve is very repetitive in every planet, kill target, spy, rescue, survive, sabotage. When I can speedrun a mission in less than 3 minutes I know there is problem. [spoiler]this is my opinion [/spoiler]

As much as I like Warframe I have to hold it roughly even with Destiny, or a little bit lower, as far as the games themselves are concerned. If you're interested, here's why. [spoiler]Warframe's Free to Play mechanics really work against it when someone like me plays it, why? Because I like to have a more diverse arsenal than a [b]platinum-free[/b] approach allows. While Destiny has always had [i]that[/i] set of guns (you know what I mean), I [i]could[/i] keep a large number of other weapons in reserve for when I wanted to have fun. Warframe also allows only two of 22(?) unique frames at a time while Destiny allows three separate and customized characters which could be any combination of three classes, three races, and two sexes, which were further split into three subclasses. Shifting to uniqueness, the free color options in Warframe are also limited in a sense, while Destiny subjects you to a bunch of set-in-stone color combinations via shaders. Destiny players, especially Raiders, also often have [i]that[/i] set of armor and can look very similar, but if you invest the time or just don't care for your light level you can create a moderately unique look, Warframe? Maybe you can get a new helmet and pray nobody you run across took that color combo already (there are still quite a few combos you can create with the free colors [personally, [i]I[/i] couldn't find any that I liked]). It's no secret that Destiny missions love to rerun the same areas, but you'll be seeing [i]a lot[/i] of Corpus interior number 3 throughout Warframe. Personally, I can't stand that. Destiny's areas were recognizable, you could tell the difference between areas on planets because of more than the mission select screen and enemies encountered, Warframe simply doesn't have enough of that. And then there's the grind, good lord the grind. Destiny's was focused on getting a better weapon, armor piece, Ghost shell, or artifact and maybe some planetary resources. Warframe on the other hand gives you a blueprint and a slap on the back as you go to farm for the ingredients to build it, now some blueprints (such as those for Warframes) require multiple blueprinted components to construct the final product while others require a boss/mission to drop a certain piece (a handle or blade for instance). The lowest tier of resources is, predicably, the easiest to acquire in vast quantities while higher level ones come few and far between (to the point where you may or may not flat-out refuse to believe a planet drops those). I like Warframe's approach if not as much the execution (three and a half days build-time for another Warframe, seriously???). Now let's just step outside the games for a second so I can make note of something important to me. When I first saw the codex, I was reminded of the wealth of information from Mass Effect, what I found was a rather unsatisfying collection of blurbs and the turtorials. Destiny's grimore, while being sinfully lacking from the game itself, gave me more information on the enemies as individuals as well as factions, which I can't find anywhere but Warframe's wiki. Warframe is good, it's very good, it does have its fair share of shortcomings. But I simply cannot call it better than Destiny (again, as far as the games themselves are concerned). But damn near anything short of a nuclear meltdown is better than Bungie these days.[/spoiler]

Warframe: free to play, frequent free updates. Destiny: $60 initial fee, free updates for a year (minimal content added) after already paying $140 Do I need to go on, because beleive me i can

Totally feel the same way. Been playing destiny since day one. Finally burnt out with it. So I decided to give warframe a try because it's free and looked entertaining. The community is great. Gameplay is familiar yet totally new at the same time. I mean have weekly Dev streams that last more than 1 hour typically. Really glad I picked it up. Only had it for a week but really enjoying it.

Warframe felt terrible. It felt like my character was a rock, terrible controls, doesn't explain anything to you besides how to use their shitty controls so you'll be aimlessly guessing on what you're supposed to do, the camera is so zoomed in that if feels claustrophobic and adds to the feeling like you're controlling a rock... Oh and pay to win. Overall garbage

Whats Warframe rated?

They're not even the same. You're welcome to spread your opinion but stop doing this, it's old.

Warframe has its own problems that can't be ignored.

Warframe is probably one of my favorite F2P games since its easy to get into and can become extremely advance if you want it to be. Not bad PvP Love Destiny too, it may be a bit of a pricey game to fully experience (for year One players) but fun boss fights and the raids are amazing. Also not bad PvP The only real tie breaker for me is my preference to 3rd person view. Other than that both are good.

Only problem I have with war frame is that the game doesn't have clear cut tutorials. Infrequently find myself lost on what to do, where to go, etc. (navigating the social area, ranks for things, and such) don't get me wrong the game play is pretty fun.

Best Free to play game I've played to be honest. They just keep adding to it.