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This thread is a real blast from the past, the nostaliga is really kicking in :)
If the batteries cant reload (would also make sense), why can't jenson just go to a supermarcet and buy as many energy bars as he needs? Its not like they are some rare military items...
Like for example in Warframe I hated how rare energy was and how it reduced me to playing every frame in an extremely similar and boring guns-only style. I was afraid to use abilities, always saving them up for that 'emergency' situation because I never knew when I would be able to get that energy back. Basically in the old days I very rarely even used my 3rd or 4th abilities due to the huge cost.
Fortunately when I got further into the game I discovered you could unlock certain passive bonuses, one of which gave a very substantial energy regen. This was a complete game changer and made the experience 10x more fun, it felt like the way that the game was meant to be played. Actually being able to use the unique abilities of a frame to beat levels in a certain way rather than just gunning everything down like any generic third person shooter.
Still, the core experience of Warframe is very repetitive though and I did eventually get bored after a little over 1000 hours. I've since quit the game, but got my money's worth I'd say since I only spent <£5 on it. (1 cosmetic glowy cloak)
Post Scriptum. I download .ct from site and now it's works, thanks! Now buying additional battaries have sense