If you're a hunter gatherer, you don't have time for money or the state. You've got kids to feed, you need to go pick some berries. "From each according to ability, to each according to need". Anarcho-communism is the default ideology. It's the only reasonable way to conduct a society, and it is what each of us is born into and taught from the moment we are told to share our toys, because communism is human nature and society would collapse without it. We know that, because it did. Women went to work to perform labour for capital instead of performing reproductive labour for their husbands according to need, and society collapsed. The more people doing capitalism and the less actually holding together society through anarchic labour, the worse everything gets. We need everyone to go back to the way things have always been done: anarcho-communism.

In the fact of Capital, the state, and the heteropatriarchy, the only apolitical course of action is to pick up a gun and kill some fascists. "Politically neutral" only means participating and upholding the neoliberal and fascist stock market government in the lies of the owning class. To reject politics is to reject society, and fucking fine, let's reject politics if that's what it takes to fix this whole mess.

So I don't believe a word out of the mouth of any neoliberal who claims to dislike politics. Y'all are reactionary fascists doing reactionary violence. Self-defence is the only course of action.

If you don't get it, then look at who's wearing which clothes

1. Saya's Vigil being required for Venus slows down the progression from singleplayer into being able to actually play with your friends who are excited to play with you and help you unlock planets

2. The quest is bugged for new players. When you return from your first bounty in the plains, it doesn't let you talk to Konzu until you reload Cetus

3. The quest is bugged for old players. The quest forces you to equip a codex scanner, and simaris scanners don't count. If you try to run the mission with just a simaris scanner anyway, it adds a codex scanner to your gear wheel automatically.

4. The quest contains spoilers. Sentients are a big deal! You're not supposed to know who the Orokin fought in the great war until you reach Uranus and complete Natah. Mentioning sentients that early is fucky. Why explain them to brand new players?

5. It doesn't help with progression. While the story is fine, and it has some touching moments, it doesn't help the player unlock anything except the codex scanner. It's a lot of time to sink into a pure story quest when the first thing a new player wants is to power up and get out of the Newframe zone of progression and into the good stuff.

6. It STILL doesn't help make the new player experience less confusing. Yeah, it explains codex scanners, but my friend still needed a lot of help to get it started.

7. It's too hard to start. You can only start it by doing a level 5-15 bounty in the plains. That's too hard for a brand new player who only just killed Vor!

To add some positivity and contrast to this post, I just played Call of the Tempestarii for the first time and it's SO GOOD. Ghost ship, space shanty, going Moby Dick on a ghost and a burial at sea. It's the perfect story centered Warframe quest.