How to get the landing craft foundry segment – Warframe

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As a Warframe enthusiast, here’s what I do to acquire the Landing Craft Foundry Segment:

Firstly, I have to find my way to a Clan Dojo. It’s essential to note that if you don’t belong to a Clan yet, you can join one by using the in-game recruiting chat or by purchasing the segment for 175 Platinum from the market.

Once in the Clan Dojo, I look for the Tenno Lab where I can purchase the Landing Craft Foundry Segment blueprint, provided that the basic research has been completed by my Clan members. If the necessary research isn’t done, we might need to collaborate and contribute resources to finish it.

With the blueprint in hand, I can now start building the Landing Craft Foundry! It’s an exciting addition to my arsenal that will help me further explore the vast universe of Warframe.

LINE Launches Mini Dapps: Blockchain, Here We Go Again? 😂

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LINE, you know, one of those apps that’s always trying to be the cool kid on the blockchain block, has decided to jump into the Web3 game headfirst. Through its Web3-focused arm, LINE NEXT, they’ve launched a bunch of decentralized applications, or as I like to call them, “Mini Dapps.” Yeah, right, like the world … Read more

Opus Trailer: Ayo Edebiri & John Malkovich Star in New A24 Horror Movie

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As a fervent cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that I can’t wait for the upcoming horror movie titled “Opus,” marking Mark Anthony Green’s first venture into feature film direction. This chilling production boasts an impressive cast, including Ayo Edebiri and the renowned John Malkovich. Get ready to experience the terror as it hits the big screen this March!

Insane DBD Leaks Drama: Are the Wild Rumors Actually True?

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2025 is speculated to see numerous leaks about Dead By Daylight. It’s been whispered that Resident Evil might reappear in February within a 2v8 game mode, and this appears credible as it originated from Dvveet via Aricana and other reliable sources on the DBDLeaks Discord.

Crossing The Line? EA Uses Real Disaster Footage In Battlefield Game

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The debate ignited when user DANNYonPC brought up an intriguing discovery. Upon examining the fresh marketing art released by EA, he spotted what seemed to be a solitary cloud of smoke in the image. He asserted that this particular cloud was not originally part of the artwork but had been taken from a photograph of a bombing incident in Gaza from 2021 and insensitively utilized by EA for the promotion of their new Battlefield game.