Warframe Timers Plains of Eidolon and Cetus Time how the day/night cycle changes your experience and how you can keep track.
Warframe timers have been a bit of a mystery since the beginning and have undergone a series of changes. And while some players swear by its simplicity, it can be confusing to many. Below is a breakdown of time related to the Plains of Eidolon and Cetus.
Warframe is all about grinding, leveling up, and repeating that process. However, different opportunities, enemies, and resources are available to players depending on whether it is day or night. As detailed in a previous update, in regards to Plains of Eidolon and Cetu, here’s what you can expect:
As a side note players should keep in mind that the time it takes to craft items is determined by real life time. Whether its two hours or 24 hours, the time it states is real time you’ll have to wait. Although the process can be sped up through platinum you should avoiding using that resource at all costs.
Time on the Plains of Eidolon and Cetus function on a “persistent asymmetrical Day/Night Cycle.”
One issue this creates for players is that since its operating asymmetrically to real life that means, for example: 3 p.m. Tuesday might be “Day,” while 3 p.m. Wednesday might be “Night.” When it comes to managing your playtime this can prove frustrating. To help with the process fans have mostly turned to third party websites, with Warframe Hub being cited as the most reliable. Note that some fans have reported occasional inaccuracies, but overall it’s a strong resource.
