It took me less than an hour as well. I did the Steel Path version, and got one main Dante bp and more than enough pity points to buy the rest. In fact, I got pretty far into building all of the new stuff. I bought the hand cannon bp and two or three of the pieces of the melee as well. It's really quite painless, comparatively.

If you don't believe the wiki, here are DE's own publicly available drop tables: https://www.warframe.com/droptables

Not every communication channel is an appropriate forum for airing your political and social views. Can you imagine having to be a moderator for a company like that? Worse: can you imagine having to be the person responsible for setting the company rules that the moderator has to enforce? Do you think that it's even possible to list every type of speech that is allowed, every exception to a general rule, and every other tolerated behavior? Of course it isn't. That's why teams set general rules to make things easier and ensure fairness. Rules like "no political talk" or "no real world controversy." That way, they don't have to take a side in any debates and they can ensure that the moderators will treat each instance the same, regardless of their own personal views. It doesn't matter if the moderator is themselves a fascist, or lives in some country, or supports some cause, because any talk about those subjects at all gets the boot, no matter which side is doing the talking. And every moderator will react the same because it doesn't call for much of a value judgment, so you can ensure consistency.

Besides: why would you think that a Twitch stream from a gaming company would be the right place to start a debate about Italian political history?

It really is. :P

I've got a better idea: enable downvotes so we can give this post (and others like it) the treatment they deserve.

Seriously, "its [sic] obvious this is a failed experiment" after less than one week? And "a majority of users aren't going to sign up for yet another site"... except for you? Give it a rest.

As for DE's reliance on the community, have you completely forgotten their own forums? Yes indeed, they have their own place for the community to come to give feedback. They don't have to rely on reddit for that.

Did customer support tell you that alecaframe was the reason you got banned, or are you inferring that fact? Just asking because there are many ways to get banned in Warframe that have nothing to do with the software on your system.

The previous post answered your direct question well, but I feel like I should add: arcanes are not going to make nearly as much of a difference as a complete set of the essential mods. Obviously there are some mods you can't get yet (and the ones locked behind daily tribute simply can't be rushed in any way), but there are some staples you should be sure you have. Firstly, make sure you have the basics: Streamline, Intensify, Serration, Hornet Strike, that sort of thing. Those will come just from doing a variety of normal missions, and if you're missing any then just ask someone in your clan or trade chat since most of us have many extra copies of each. Then, make sure you have a good collection of Corrupted (especially all of the Warframe ones) and Nightmare mods. Augur mods are another good addition.

Basically, what I'd suggest is checking out some endgame builds for Warframes and weapons, and making sure that you can do something like them. You'll have to replace some primed mods or especially rare or hard-to-obtain ones, but be sure you at least have a more common version of those mods (ex: Pressure Point instead of Primed Pressure Point, Split Chamber instead of Galvanized Chamber).

In Warframe, mods make the world go 'round. Whichever world that is.

It's a wiki: user-made content. If you want to do it, go right ahead and do it. Nobody's stopping you. That being said, the people who have worked on it thus far have put a lot of work into making it function at Fandom. Getting the same functionality elsewhere would take a lot of work.