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Part of this is likely because Deimos was not intended to be released when it was; there was a need for something at the beginning of Covid's Pandemic and Deimos was farther along than the earlier promised content. This was apparently stressful in some ways for staff and did mean that some elements for Deimos and other releases got moved around or lost in the shuffle.
The cells can be obtained with allies "taxi-ing" you to the needed zones so that isn't a problem really, just a little annoying relying on trusting allies to be on at the same time or running with recruiting squads. The core thing is the question, is there anything we can offer advice on? What gear are you attempting the quest with and your options of weapons and warframe that might help out on the parts you are having problem with?
IDK if they fixed this bug or if it is a feature. But if you respawn, the enemies' HP stays the same. So you just have to try fighting it again until you win.
I do find it a bit wonky that DE decided to them as just bigger warframes. These are things that were said to have been used before warframes became commonly deployed, but most Orokin Elite don't have the transference we use to use them. There are the automated ones sure, but I don't know if it might have had more weight if we actually clambered into and wore these things instead of just using transference instead. Eh, probably just me.
skill 1 is hurling a bomb, its not very strong so u can ignore it
skill 2 gives u a shield, this one u should use
skill 3 is placing mines, u can completely ignore that one too
skill 4 is heavy stationary gun, it actually does good dmg and u should use it
IIRC, Necramech is very heavy. It is heavier than Warframe and very slow. In fact, they discontinued the Necramech just because it wasn't good at fighting the Sentient. So, it was repurposed into an Infested fighting force. As it has void-shielding coated onto them, the Infested cannot convert them.
As for the question of who controls it, there are none. They are fully automated and fighting on their own. Just like how Necramech in Albrecht's Laboratories fought us because its algorithm got damaged and saw us as intruders (while seeing the Murmur as their own, instead of enemies).
OP, you're so close! XD - you can do it. As others have said, go for it, and finish the quest. if you wish.
This is very helpful. Thanks ZZZ
And thank you all for the responses. I'll try and muddle my way on through the last of this quest with the horrible nechramech.
I am aware they are not as nimble as players or warframes. However, look at Father's lines about how the Necromechs were used. He and Loid talk about how Orokin used the Necramechs to probe the Void due to having higher tolerances than humans or even warframes to such negative environments. Particularly when we consider that the family per Loid is not supposed to be fully aware of our Tenno/Warframe nature though I feel Grandmother is strangely well informed in this angle. If you go by Father's lines, he feels the Necramechs were actually pretty decent against Sentient but Warframes supplanted them as front line heavies. The entire point of the deep isolation vaults was for explorers using checking out the Void needing some time to realign with real space, why would they need this if they never went in (besides Albrecht Entrati) and instead just had Void Rig enter?
A lot of the reason given in the quest and later on Deimos doesn't really make any sense as to why the Necramech were used as a stop gap at all and obviously they aren't immune to infestation though maybe resistant if maintained since there are many roaming around broken from contant exposure and partially grown around or working for them as in the deep vault fights (it would be different if they attacked everyone but those ones only attack us while working alongside the infestation). My point was that they seem rather redundant and just less than many warframes themselves particularly ones that call in archguns (necramechs can utilize the 3d printers used by archwing unlike our call in version) and have high health and shields but several warframes can have higher health or shields and Rhino has a similar defensive ability, In plot, the only advantage is that the Void Rig is more durable to the digesting gasses of the deeper Cambion but while this is critical in the quest, in actual play, since you need to go down there to actually get Necramech parts (until recent updates with Father offerings) you need to go through there anyway with your warframe getting its armor digested but still able to run through. "The Heart is malfunctioning thus weakening your warframes!" okay, sure. but the Void Rig is using Void Energy where is it getting its power from if not the Heart as well? How is Grandmother remoting one also if Transference is not something widely used in the Empire? If Transference is common enough that someone outside the council knows enough about it, why were Tenno considered special for control mechanisms for warframes when Grandmother could in theory do it?