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this doesnt change anything its still a kid thats very weird
I should write my fanfiction
yeah
but my biggest hear me out is Styanax Deluxe skin
anyways, im rlly hyped up for the new update
im really thrilled about what new lore were getting
and Nezha deluxe
lool
it not really moving that much beside a new proto and lil more Coda lore
theres still going to be a little bit of lore tho
I think prob near the end of this year the Void War come into conclusion, or much later
yeah
Depends, they could probably keep it going for a while and then being slowed by the update cycles
yeah
thats also true
The devs confirmed the void war is going to be four real world years long. So-
WHAT.
oh damn
Tau enjoyer is crying rn
i cant wait i want it all right now
(including me)
I have learnt never to wait for story updates, they're so far apart.
I'm pretty sure Tau is going to be part of the void war.
It would he incredibly strange for Albrecht to bring it up just for it to be irrelevant.
oh yeah nvm, Sentient lich when DE 
tomorrow
The lich changes its element every time you fail its requiem sequence
uh no bye
or add in new one
imagine they have all element all at once
Both Tau and 1999 could be an entire story arc on their so hopefully they take time to expand both of them as part of the void war arc. Because it will intensely be disappointing if its just tacked on.
bruh
I mean, changing up damage dealt or damage resistances makes sense.
It also have little cost if the randomise the damage so it could be a fun change.
It becomes flat out immune to mercy kills from a specific warframe after the first failed attempt.
If it gains immunity to all your warframes it deletes your account and sends you hate mail in real life
LMAO WHAT imagine if that becomes real
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
fighting off kuva lich alone is already stressful, even with serious loadout
even sisters of parvos, and then this infested lich…
oh yeah, if dem boy band members are absolutely fine, there's a chance aoi could meet them in person
yay or nay
The four new protoframes will be the members of On-Lyne. JK.
We know they are safe, but not if they are even still in Hollvania. Or maybe we will rescue them when getting Guitar Frame. but odds are they never show up. That said the fact they existed when showing the dance moves in devstream even if just as simple models means odds are DE does expect the originals to show up at some point.
they did spend all that time modelling On-Lyne after all
Lavos seemed to have Primed himself
Mad lad
Alternatively it could be read in the context of varzia's lines that lavos earned the right to be primed
"Others ascended" seems to be more akin to that "earned the right" sentiment
Like they mention he's the master of transmutation and then say he "forged his own"
Thats what Im thinking
Which flows back into earning the right bit
lavos prime trailer with lavos narrating
or ballas yelling about a fatherless frame again
I mean doesn't he kill all but 1 janitor and escape from that prison
I break outta prison all the time
lmao
what I mean is, he basically kinda like Nezha, he has become a myth, and from the wording of his Prime codex entry, seem like none of the Orokin touch on him since the day he gone (and not even new Lavos)
wait so the if Lavos can turn himself into prime, that's mean some frame can do it themselves too, like Kullervo or Dante
I like to imagine Kullervo becoming a Prime after he finally got therapy and realized that none of his "Seven Crimes" are his fault, and if they were, they're not anything he should feel sorry for.
Or maybe he was ALWAYS a Prime, but his depreciative view of himself combined with void manifestation is responsible for his standard appearance. And once all that guilt is gone, he's back to his former glory.
ooo i like that second theory
As for Dante, Drusus did say that Dante was stricken by a corruptive influence, and that's why he left for the Entrati Library. His Prime form could be a "Saruman of Many Colors" situation, where it's an alternate version of him where he fell under the Indifference's thrall and was made his champion. His primed form a mockery of the Empire that stole from his new master.
We have void manifestations and multiverse theory, so why not? If not from another universe, then make it Drusus' worst fears of what became of his friend given life by the void.
Mind you lavos has the knowledge and power of alchemy, something that neither dante nor kullervo have
I know that but what I mean here they both in the void rn
so the "conceptual embodiment" may have a factor for their upcoming prime
They'd sooner conceptually embody a prime than transform themselves into a prime
has jade shadows grown on yall?
i personally loved it
gave me the same feel as playing the second dream for the first time
but i've also heard a lot of people say if you're somewhat of a father figure you might be a bit bias
(not a father just been helping raise my nephew)
Don't care much about the quest myself, but I want to know why it's considered a main quest
i feel like it might be a set up
How is it gonna connect into future quests
It’s set during the time Drifter went to 1999 showing what Operator is up to
Will stalker help us with something important? His son maybe?
my theory is well tau's still a really big threat, stalker "works" for hunhow
That's not enough to justify main quest status by itself
The baby will probably have some relevance later
maybe stalker has a sort of teshin like role in upcoming quest?
I don’t think it should be a main quest until we get more info
I think stalkers gonna have to help us within the regard of "As a father i must do what i have to to protect my son"
Maybe they’ll set up some time skip shenanigans. We’ve been to the past might as well get involved int he future
Or as a way to repay the debt
well i mean....."debt"
i think stalker still kinda hates the tenno
but also when he was about to kill us the first time he hesistated like "wait thats a human, and a child?"
You can be in debt to someone you hate
Pretty common in the current day
so now as a father i think stalkers gonna have a lot different view as to how he feels about the tenno
maybe we get a chance to actually explain and he kinda sees us different that way
because imagine as a parent the pain you would feel in your heart seeing a child that had to kill their own parent to survive
Probably less that and more "Wait, there's someone controlling these warframes?"
That was our whole thing with Alad in an old event lol
I think when Second Dream first released this scene could of been interpreted as Stalker thinking "Wait, am I one of them!?" but since Jade's Shadow it's been heavily recontextualized to more something like you said
It's frequently suggested that he may have been Tenno but I guess Jade Shadows did gut that
Granted he was still really close to killing us anyway, until we got our own frame to intervene
Him learning what we were reminded him of what he had is probably what they want it to mean now
Even Hunhow himself has softened up a little bit, so Stalker (story wise) in the future is likely to be way more chill towards us I think. Still edgy and brooding of course
Can't get over the people who wondered why Stalker is still so cross with us even after we helped him with Jade lol
Edgy as a pizza cutter
It would be interesting if he treated the kid and the Drifter differently though
Unrelated note but I want a scythe stance that lets me do that blade spin Stalker did as like a block combo or something
I mean he does. he's willing to leave us alone now
I mean the part where the Drifter and him don't have canon history but the Operator and him do
It feels like the common history is shared
I would have to play new war again but as far as I know Hunhow and Stalker upon meeting the Drifter treat him kinda as if they did have history.
They just thought Operator aged finally
Yeah, pretty much.
Funny enough, the only one who doesn't make that assumption is Little Duck, who's working with the Quills.
Definitely not the only people who can tell the difference though
You know what it be messed up for DE to make on their next story quest; You the player have to decide who gets to permanently stay in the Tenno’s reality. Would you sacrifice the war-bred child who learnt what family and love truly means with the help of his ancient nemesis, and later be adopted by them; Or the Drifter, who only knew death and apathy from centuries of executions by their doing and later leaned to love and care for the Hex due to Entrati’s plan.
Who would you choose? Only one has to remain and the other will dissipate into nothingness and be forgotten.
Decisions Decisions
The Holdfasts know there’s 2
Aight that’s all from me, bye yall 🥰
Still picking Drifter
They kind of did that already once with Duviri
Not necessarily, remember, they swap places from time to time. Rn the Kid is in the Murmur, if your playing as the Drifter
A place where the laws of reality doesn’t apply
is a new quest gonna drop in march?
They share the same body 90% of the time
Echoes is? Wait when does echoes drop?
There might be one.
But we don't know
Feb 6th
Star Days
Belly of the beast
Nighwave
Feb 12th Lavos
March Infested update
Whats star days?
Well echoes with temple
Wrong person. Star Days is valentines for Warframe. Ticker (best girl) sells unique items you can get.
Best girl
Next to Little Duck and Yonta
We can have multiple.
Because Reddit is no fun other than the obvious irl money reasons what do you the the hypothetical lore reason behind heirloom skins? They seem to be made to be more aesthetically pleasing. Were they made for especially noteworthy Tenno? Or made as personal guards for high ranking orokin that demanded they be more ornamental?
Tbh they seem like the peak of Tenno-made designs
The Orokin may show some fashion designs of eras past, but honestly they seem mostly... Central-based with African, Greco-Roman and other euro-classical affects. Of course it isn't strictly that... But on the other hand the Tenno always had eastern influences.
I'm gonna say... it's Tenno-made. However that... works. Maybe they commisioned balls or somn. I still don't know if Skins are technically considered in-universe real or not. Is it a coat of paint? What about the deluxes? Are they mutations?
Is there any explanation how Ballas survived the Tenno uprising, and how he survived into the present? What he did in the meantime?
Or Erra, for that matter?
Were they just hiding in a cupboard somewhere? Taking a nap, but overslept?
We, the players, regard them as they are: Cosmetics. But Warframes are... that. They're people turned golems. How do you even customize that with different bodies.
Erra and the sentients at least must've been hiding in Veil Proxima, somewhere in the Oort Cloud just past Sedna. However Balls is interesting. I'm gonna keep calling him Balls.
Ballas was likely hiding on lua and erra was presumed dead
I can come up with plenty of "might have been" ideas. I'm mostly curious if there's an official explanation, including an explanation why that was the moment they came back.
Ballas being shaken awake from his nap freed from his panic bunker on Lua and meeting up with Erra and his sentinels who were drawn to Huntow and his awakening, and maybe looking on Lua for cues on how to fight the Tenno, is certainly possible. But it's essentially just a wild guess.
And how Erra survived is also a question. Seems like it was just "never found the body"?
Ballas only showed up when the moon reappeared and Erra we never actually see die
Yeah, but Ballas being holed up for millenia right next to the Tenno seems like something someone would have commented on. But nobody ever did?
Also, Excalibur Umbra was on Lua, too, so maybe still not the safest place to hide.
And Lotus/Natah says she remembers him dying, Erra comments that she apparently still doesn't remember everything, and… that's it? No comment on what the unremembered truth actually was?
Who's the oldest living person in Warframe
To many beings in Warframe have no clear defined age to answer that question.
Like, a whole bunch of beings predate the Old War, and everything before the Old War has only fuzzy dates.
Albrecht Entrati or Grandmother
Cosmetics do not exist in lore unless clearly stated otherwise like valkyr gersemi
I was leaning to hunhow
Nihil?
Or do we not count cephalons
I guess Nihil could be the oldest
That depends on if we consider the chronological age of the proto frames like Arthur that we bring to the present, because if we do they would be the oldest, but I don't think it would count because they aren't physically aged up when they go to the future,
True
Or mentally for that matter
id say grandmother
who is nihil bruh
The glassmaker
An Orokin
oh
WAIT I completely missed it, 4 more protoframes??? Ok so there is some lore stuff there
That's a big one
lmao
It's so crazy too, like how tf are they gonna be introduced
with the power of friendship obviously
Like "hey what's up, heard you got a cool thing going in this mall"
LMAO yeah i guess or they will be connected to the technocyte coda in some ways
One of them is gonna drive me crazy and make me do another apex tank run for the accolade glyph
lmaooooooo
They did talk about a new mission, I think it's the one they showed on the PC in the devstream
So maybe through that?
it would make sense yes
if not then they just didnt tell us yet and itll be in the next devstream
Yeah they did say they're revealing more in the next one, I just am very surprised
im so hyped
Didn't think they'd do more protoframes, like the hex quest already has the squad, gonna be weird to have more people become part of it and they're just not quest related
i mean
its not bcz the hex quest already has the squad that others cant just be recruited?
they got civilians in the mall now
why not recruit new people in?
the real question is why arent they recruiting other people to help them
I mean maybe but there's not gonna be a quest for them (most likely) so idk, it's like extra dudes to the hex that aren't part of the big narrative
It's not that it doesn't make sense, I just don't know how it's gonna play out lmao
yeah
i wonder if theyll do protoframe for the other frames
like will they do 59 protoframes? thats a lot
well 60 cause temple but they might come out already being a protoframe
Probably not that many, but I'm assuming they're gonna do like Rhino, Frost, Mesa, idk about the forth
Kinda like the classic frames that are not already in the hex
well the fourth may be temple but if they come out alr being a protoframe imo it just doesnt count
So after a certain point, not gonna make sense since you get to like more modern frames
true
What do you mean by coms out already being a protoframe
Come*
well
yk excalibur is already a frame
and then arthur came out (and the others) temple might just come out ALREADY being a protoframe
they(DE) might explain why and how they got framed lol
Like cyte-09?
actually yeah?
They
i forgor about cyte-09 LOL
yes sorry
But yeah, Temple makes sense to be the fourth
it doesnt tho?
It seems Cyte the frame existed before Quincy
He was just lost
So that's what I'm calling, rhino, frost, mesa, temple
it doesnt make sense that temple is the fourth
Cant have frost without ember
the frame isnt out yet it doesnt make sense to count it
why?
why can't temple make sense for the same reason as cyte
I mean
They’re kinda a duo
idk it just doesnt add up in my head
Temple makes as much sense as any other frame until we get more on them that may day otherwise
wdym?
Like you think it was supposed to be a one time thing?
They’re a warframe same as any and likely did exist during the orokin era like Cyte
Meaning Albrecht could easily get a sample
no not at all i just dont understand why DE would count it as the fourth its not a frame that is out yet?? idk i might just be a little silly
Fire and ice?
Ember and Frost?
oh
More a thematic duo than anything
yeah alright i can see it now
We have zero details on Temple or the new protos
We’ll get details on both in the same stream
It makes sense to an extent they could be a proto
Which hey, a proto that’s nonbinary would be great for representation
Maybe, I just feel like frost was the first prime (iirc), Rhino is the first warframe players craft, Mesa has like a lot of personality behind her and was released fairly early on as well, those fit so well. And if the fourth is not Temple, it could be ember but I don't think she's as big of a deal as the others
Not that that’s something they have to do ofc but it’d be nice
Loki was one of the starters, he fits more than Rhino and Mesa combined lmao
OMG imagine mesa
The new protos could be any of the frames we have new or old.
mesa protoframe is just sadie in rdr2 OMG
Oh I forgot about Loki, tbf DE could forget about him as well LMAO
Xaku, Revenant and Caliban can work easily too
All Albrecht needs is a sample at the time of the old war and all warframes existed to some extent during the old war.
they spoke about ash too he might be one of the few that gets protoframe too
Caliban would’ve been difficult to get but not impossible, he has archon shards
Revenant has a paradoxical prime variant that I can see him mucking with
And Xaku is entrati coded in every way
There’s no frame that wouldn’t work
That was mostly because of the psuedo/exalted weapon chanhes
Ok another thing for Mesa, she was in the Duviri intro cutscene, the most prominent warframe there
Like Garuda has as much of a chance as any other
why is there so many people getting hacked
Duviri has nothing to do with 1999 at the moment that’s not really relevant
wdym xaku entrati coded in every way
Yeah but it shows that DE may want to put her there
That DE likes her aesthetic
Ability names
The prime has obols
They exist because of the entrati void expeditions
Like all I'm saying is that she is one of the classics
ah yes true
Are the current protoframes all release order, except for Loki?
loki would be a ghost
Like excal mag and volt are starters, what about nyx and trinity
werent nyx and trinity the next frames that came out after the first 3?
So it could just be that they go for release order + whatever that's new
i guess?
Oh wait, there's a ton who were out as soon as the game was seemingly
Out of those, Rhino, Ash, Loki and Ember are missing
Exactly 4...
No, they released along with the starters. Volt wasn't even the starter from the begining, it was Loki.
CRAP I'M USING FANDOM
Frost was not on release
why did they change that
According to this, only 4 are missing from the protoframe lineup
Could literally just be that
which one then
I named all of them above your screenshot
ah sorry
Could it literally just be them?
yeah they talked about ash getting a reworked he might also get a protoframe
literally bruce wayne
Because he's bad lol.
Or rather, he was considered "for experts" at the time so they picked a more beginner friendly frame
Perhaps the loki proto is getting some character arc relating to how DE set him aside for someone else lmao
ah i see
LMAOOOOO yeah maybe
I remember when I picked Volt as my first starter on my PS4 playthrough because they mentioned "an alternative to gunplay" but then I realized I had to pretty much use guns anyway
lmaooo
He's complete trash for beginners yeah, but he's not necessarily bad overall because his decoys can still break the game, and on-demand invis can also do that
at least you go fast i guess
So I wouldn't go so far as to call him bad, only much worse for beginners than the current options, which are all great
thats not cool bro
So yeah, unless Temple is coming in as a proto, it seems like it could just be the rest of the warframes which were there from the start, that would be very fitting at least
I'd put my money on that if I had to
Could be, I think it is different for cyte though, because I think his whole idea in terms of this is supposed to be like he was actually there from the start, he was just hidden, so idk if that same kind of thing would work for temple
Yeah, I'm sure they'll be announced next dev stream
excited to see people driving me crazy with their sound + octavia :3
I'm really wondering what the gameplay will be like
Like is it gonna be like you have to riff and based on the combination of chords you play, you do certain things?
Sorta like dante but more fast paced?
Maybe smaller buffs put together at the end of the chord progression?
Idk, there's so many options
i dont know but riffing away the ennemies sounds really badass im not gonna lie
Or yeah, it's gonna have like a guitar exalted weapon and based on how you riff, it may apply like debuffs to enemies, maybe armor strip etc and then at the end of your riffing you do this like big damage nuke
true!! its so fun
Plus we're getting some stuff coming out throughout february (can't wait for the r5 dialogues)
me too omg!
Anyway, good night everyone
Good night! Rest well.
good night!
Could have a fun little thing where the techrot has adapted the Technocyte so much that it had created Temple.
Or if they have a proto, this would be unavoidable... maybe. It'd be a paradox. But like... given they're releasing with Tech Encore, I thought hey... if the techrot adapted to us already and copies us (as said in the Legacyte Hunt by Eleanor), and another line that says they're "more akin to Warframes" Maaaaaaaybe the Techrot has created its own Warframe????
For some insane reason though, if a Temple Proto exists, we gotta explain why Albrecht has his hands on a Warframe from 1999. If what I'm cooking up here is what they're going with.
Why do the Corpus' suits vary in colour so much? I always just saw it as a Star Trek reference but never gave it serious thought
idk i never rlly noticed
but now that you say it it may be due to different ranks in the corpus
i guess?
Different professions
Better idea: discount monster hunter hunting horn
Like with Cyte, it's going to turn out that Temple is a proper Warframe with history in the Orokin System that went dark after the collapse. Albrecht will have a sample and create a proto based on them, and they will be the basis for our blueprints.
Ah
Yeah probably that but I would've loved the Techrot to dump out its own Warframe from interacting with the Tenno from circa 12,000+ AD
Someone hit me about the lore of Jade and why she's pregnant
Jade was a low guard(iirc) that fell in love with another low guard called sorren(pre-transformation stalker). She's pregnant because she was transformed into a warframe while she was pregnant
Thanks
@zinc bronze if you want a bit of color to Scrap's summary, visit Teshin in any relay after you've finished Jade Shadows and look to his left (your right)
I will keep that in mind
So this may sound weird
Hav you all noticed when we attack corpus areas there's no police or civilians or any non combatants
Unless that's the point and we're being very strategic
But even fortuna we don't see any law enforcement, medics, doctors etc
What is the lore reason for Aoi being A music vendor instead of being A Tommy Upgrader? I get that she loves music, but, in the lore, she's the team's bike mechanic
IE, at the time he was OP (crowd control was the meta and invisibility is always useful) so pre-2015, he could very easily trivialize a lot of the early game
It's because the Solaris all lift together... Not really A need for any of those if they're all working with eachother...
Lore: there's no need for her to sell anything, the bikes are heavily modified already and they need upkeep more than upgrades. My guess is they were meant to be modular like K-Drives and she would've been selling parts like the Ventkids, but while making 1999 the schedule got a bit too tight for a modular bike system and they figured it was better to just have her sell Somachords
'Kay. Thanks for letting me know
If they ever add new stuff to the Atomicycle, I think it might be like separate ones with different abilities, like Archwings, and she might sell them that way
If the Orokin figured out quantum mechanics in order to make the relics, was it done with the Void (As per the Void being described as gifting the Tenno, "Its unique brand of physics,".)?
I want to know more about the mechanics of their time travel because so far it seems (least lore wise) underutilized by the Orokin, despite being known to be possible, and I KNOW they didn't mostly avoid messing with it out of the kindness of their hearts and thoughtful consideration for the potential consequences of their actions
In railjack, they are on hangars and I think they activate, which makes me wonder if those suits have people in them and they are "sleeping"
Entrati was the 1 who was making the trips back in time. Considering Entrati's refusal of Continuity, and the grudges held against him, I'd say he'd be 1 of the only Orokins willing to go back to A time when the Orokin were much, much technologically weaker...
It's a specialization of function to color thing I think
Its just weird to me he was (as far as we know) the ONLY Orokin actually using time travel
Miku-T is inside an empty room at the start of his story in New War Part 1, maybe he was deactivated before being called in to do Vipo things?
Interesting, maybe
there's no police or civilians or any non combatants
Because we dont attack non-combatants
I'm saying none are even in the area
Because thats a non-non-combatant area
The corpus aren't gonna waste valuable workers on the slave colony
We see Solaris miners in the ice mines in railjack missions; the Grineer have non combatants in the shipyard tilesets
What about the Domestik Drones or Propoganda Drones in Corpus galleons, or 100 Kuaka for Pest Control achievement?
the kuakas arent civilians, and the drones are corpus machines
They are non-combatants
if youre attacking the domestik drones thats on you
propaganda drones arent necessarily non-combatants
You said we, meaning every individual, not the collective
hell, ascribing the non-combatant trait to machines is already deliberately detracting from the point
so are you being contrarian or pedantic?
You and I both know I have no idea what those words mean.
it means either youre just saying things just to disagree or youre excessively concerned with extremely minor details/rules
On the topic of machines, didn't the word Robot mean Slave Labor when it was first used? I wonder if the Orokin used the original definition when they became so technologically advanced 🤔
Okay we do see guards coming down there later during the quest. 2 other things The coprus only come down to fortuna to collect like profits or if things go wrong. Also some of the Solaris used to be soilders.
corpus soilders even. they talk about it.
Law enforcement, I understand. With the way things are going on there, I'd be shocked if a Solaris stole something from another Solaris
The lack of medical practitioners, on the other hand, confuses me. Especially with regards to The Waverider, I would have expected that someone among Solaris U would have been there taking care of (Roki, I believe it was?) after she tumbled off her K-drive and was effectively in a coma
Simpler explanation is probably that no one can afford that level of education
When has the void been described as that and also yes relics likely utilize void technology to create a quantum superposition
Entrati was the only one who had a time machine and the knowledge to build one parvos just stole some information on temporal manipulation
Judging by Parvos' interest in Entrati's artifacts, I wouldn't be surprised if he starts messing around with time too.
I mean, I doubt they'd take it there, but it's definitely something to ponder
Maybe Parvos goes back in time before civilization and reinvents capitalism 
Goes back in time and meets Adam Smith
I have avoided this channel because I have not played all the way through the game.
But I do want to ask, As someone who has played the game solo for ~10yrs on and off.
Am I the odd one out for thinking that Natah/Lotus is not a good entity?
I got the impression that is on purpose.
not "good" in what sense?
I mean, she did what she did to serve her own wants after helping massarcre an equally degenerate empire.
It was her wants sure, but that isn't a bad thing in this case
Her want was keeping her children alive
She literally took the will of the Tenno and used it for her own wants.
Probably not a saint .
Ok lets break it down here
Because she was sterile.
Like, not hating, the lore is great in that regard.
Very interesting character
I mean, she did what she did to serve her own wants
Is that necessarily bad?
after helping massarcre an equally degenerate empire.
Equally?
She didn't? The Tenno still did their own thing
Or what exactly are you meaning
That wasnt how I interperted it. She fooled them into thinking she was their dead adoptive "mother"
kinda depends where you are in the story, though
some of her actions make sense in retrospect, but not when first revealed
yes, she turned the tenno back on the orokin. but it wasn't just her that did that, ||ballas reprogrammed her to||
She fooled them into thinking she was their dead adoptive "mother"
Not her doing, also the tenno didnt think she was margulis
Yes and no. She became a mother figure, but we didn't think she was Marg
That also wasn't even her choice to begin with
Ok where I am at doesnt explain that very clearly.
Actually where in the story are you
like post TNW or?
Its a mess, because I played before a lot of story quest got pushed out so far.
So atm I am not even at that point, but last i played I did the Natah quest.
So a lot of what I see now is confusing AF tbh lol
ah ok, I take it from the way youre spoiler tagging the operators you've just finished The Second Dream? Or have you not done that yet?
No, I havent. I did something that lead up to the opperators WAY back in the day. I know the gist.
I listened to some catch up lore on YT but tried to stop/skip the spoilers
Ah, I see, you're lacking in the played experience department. I'd suggest playing through the quests
ok, Natah is the first time that we get that bit of 'is the lotus lying to us?'
if that's as far as you've gotten (i do not know when natah released compared to where it is in story), just keep playing story quests imo
but uh, any of the "flaws" you see with the lotus will be explained down the road
The Natah story line was pre-archframe when I last played
All roads will lead to a certain dingus
Is it just me or does Viktor's dialogue (in Fall) seem to imply that generally no citizen in Hollvania buys into the Scaldra propaganda?
if thats what youre coming away with, youre doing a great job at not buying viktor's bs
which I hope hollvanians share
You would hope but uhhh...
what part are you on?
The moon before Saturn
also for a little bit it was a theory. it has since dissipated for reasons.
fair warning, I am half a handle in.
I cant recall mate .
They are a level of inebriated
I tried to speak murican, but Ive had a bottle and a bit of whisky .
Lmao even murican has like 3 different verisons
Thats fair
I think a handle is Southern for 1,5 bottles.
Ive tried to learn over the years.
The difference between someone from Louisiana and New York is you take the new york guy and give him a vallum now he sounds like he's from Louisiana. That only works for those 2 states
but it's very funny.
anyway
I can speak 4 languages.
Italian. Irish (Galige), English and Australian.
the reason is btw they are both port cities.
That does make sense tbh
I live in the mountains hundreds of KMs from the the coast, so the Irish and Italians that got here REALLY wanted to be out here.
Oh and the Koorie mob. But I cant speak much of that.
Just their English words they use.
oh you haven't done natah yet or the second dream.
Not in its current itteration. I played through when Lotus spilled the beans about the sentiends WAY back in the day
i mean
I know the gist, but the game has changed.
Im not sure tbh,. it was before the onogata or what ever.
dont think so. I have listened to some lore to catch up, but I turned it off when I realised I didnt know wtf it was saying.
okay
well going through the story should help.l
but yeah for reasons people thought Lotus might be evil when she was "gone" cuz we got a cliffhanger for like
so from 2017
till 2021
she was literally gone for story reasons. it won't be that long for you cuz you can just go from one quest to another.
but yeah she isn't but there was a theory for it.
like this is a real item ingame.
for your K-drive lmao.
anyway GET TO THE SECOND DREAM and onward.
I dont think she is evil. But she isn't a saint either.
Good writing really.
I mean
She did betray her entire people for a buncha kids she was, to an extent, programmed to care about
Arent we all progamed etc etc...
No.
We are though
She
She was literally programmed with Margulis’ personality
mmhmm
She’s not human, she was made as a mimic and sent to infiltrate the tenno to destroy them
But she denied that directive cause we’re chill and she became our new mom (the old one died cause Ballas is whiny (and the one before that we killed/watched die))
you're missing the alegory there.
Not really?
She literally denied what she was “programmed” to do
She defied her purpose
Yeah, I know.
You for someone as cunning and intelligent as Ballas was, you would be surprised he didn't consider replicating the character that got Margulis attached to the children would cause the same thing to happen again.
Then again, a. He doesn't understand geninue care and affection b. He did have a plan in place that probably got interrupted.
"cunning and intelligent" is no match for hubris
something the orokin, ballas especially, had tons of lol
Question: from the design standpoint is Temple was made during 1999 and was not design in the Orokin era?
we got no info for that currently
Basically my same question
Except it'd be that The Techrot had dumped out Temple (WHICH I STILL THINK IS KILLER AND SHOULD HAPPEN.)
But it's more likely they're also a long-hidden pre-fall warframe like Cyte which SUUUUUCKS. 
I am also excited for the glitter. I hope it shares their accents/metallics.
Also technically if the Techrot had dumped out Temple... then technically Temple would be the first warframe to ever be made in the timeline, but it requires a paradox. The protos/drifter have to arrive at 1999 for it to have happened, for the Techrot to imprint and replicate.
It is ALL a crack theory. Do not take it as a spoiler, do not take it as fact. But if it comes true you may send me... 1 cosmetic on my wishlist (kidding) 
Idk if rock still exist in Orokin era
True.
But that's irrelevant to the whole... where did Temple come from question.
To you and me tho it's obvious that since Temple is a 1999 frame, they're gonna have a proto right?
oh hey my favorite non-binary rocker. that isn't david bowie.
I mean, guitars evidently do
Did wally kill tagfers wife or was that just the void being the void
what rank are you with the cavia?
You don't know what killed them till you finish the syndicate
rank 4 or 5 iirc yeah
just want to know if its a misunderstanding thing or a lack of information thing
don't want to spoil it if they can still experience it yk
Rank 5 is their death, rank 4 is their diving bell experience.
If you guys ever wondered why bird 3 sells those archon shards, rank 5 is... why. Begrudgingly
Also wonder why Entrati has enough archon shards to stock his many vaults with.
i think loid or the netracells have an explanation on his stock of archon shards? something about experimenting with them i think?
Wonder how he got them more than why I guess.
Sorry, just... forgot. Questions are everything.
yeah i get it
i think there's still something there about that but i could be wrong
There might. You could explain it as Erra having Archons since Old War...
But how many Archons died? How many shards got transformed? Do the archons infinitely survive but are reduced to larval states till they have another warframe to parasitize? I'm sure there's lore bits somewhere on them but... I am reluctant to retouch New War.
(Plus I'm sure Veilbreaker itself has some lore bits too. What with Pazuul being revealed then.)
Archons are old war creations
Ah.... new war cinematic stuffffff
It seems that archons can also be revived infinitely as long as there's a sufficient supply of archon shards
True.
Not sure if they ever explain how the archons can do so. All the archons seem to require hosts tho.
so if the Hex now in a loop forever, so the version of them outside the loop is dead?
(i mean not dead with time, killed)
that's the funny part about time loops
because time still have to flow, so our current time could exist
I would think it like "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" kind of loop
There isn’t a person outside the loop unless you bring Eternalism into it
but then how the timeline can moving normally to the current warframe time?
Time loop
again, if the time loop override the timeline, those event happened in warframe would not exist, it gonna be still 1999. Yet Loid still exist, so that's mean, that loop is just a pocket one and only the town affected
I would think it the same like "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" case
Only one of us going also helped not break time
time loop shenanigans: the only time where a conceptually embodied 1999 would be easier to explain
At some point void shenanigans then has to hide 1999 unless in the future the loop actually pops.
Again, Miss Peregrine's. The only sitch is that that movie/series has them sort of stay on a secluded island home. This is a whole city-state on a continent, likely.
Plus, they can technically leave the contained bubble there. But they have to return to keep the loop contained from burst -- okay I see it.
The 1999 loop is part of the active timeline, and the timeline doesn't care about the looping part
are mods lore accurate?
Yeah there's lore regarding mods, and Ordis has lines about them
I know it is what it is now, but I think in some ways the "every frame gets a prime" promise kinda limits how a frame can be introduced into the game, in terms of being brand new. We don't really have any room for any "post-fall" frames to exist
Is it possible to escape the time loop by just physically leaving Hollivania?
Probably.
Makes sense but is also kinda funny "Screw this I'm out!"
But Hollvania seems to be a walled off city-state of my opinion. Either by manual means of containing the Techrot, or as the architecture lends itself.
Drifter only one that can come and go?
But the next question is, if only Hollivania is in this time-loop pocket dimension thing, does it look any different to those outside of it?
Thank you whoever brought up Miss Peregrine's tho.
Yeah. Technically. The only one who can technically leave.
Leave in the sense of escaping back to the future.
I imagine it’s destroyed to those outside not realizing it’s in a bubble
I imagine that its not just hollvania
too much narrative complication if only a locale was isolated
Ooh. Probably. Maybe it actually got destroyed in a nuclear fallout from Albrecht's og loop.
I wouldnt write myself into a corner like that (hire me DE)
To me it seems like the story has been implying such tho
how so?
theres not much that isolates hollvania from the rest of the timeline
The schism here is that... the Void is resetting the day until Drifter arrives to expand toward the year.
Crazy everyone there calls us Marty and then I remember our Drifter probably don’t even remember their own name
Well we haven't really seen any indication that anyone outside of Hollvania is experiencing the time loop too. Only those within, least so far
I mean, absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence
Could also explain the endless Scaldra goons tbh.
To me it seems like a situation similar to "the zone" in the Stalker serious, but with timey wimey stuff
I assumed its walled off and no one’s allowed in
Scaldra are... humans we can't reason that they aren't and an endless supply of humans in Hollvania? Unlikely.
But so far we only have evidence of it taking place IN Hollivania. We know little to nothing about the state of the world outside of it, other then most people being ignorant to the techrot overrunning the city
I mean, the year does reset
Each reset their numbers go back up to full, who knows how many there are
They could be flown in, sure, but also unlikely enough to replace how many we slaughter.
but again that doesnt mean that the rest of the timeline in that segment isnt affect too tho
Yes but I meant day to day really.
But at that point aren't you just making baseless assumptions then? :p a lack of evidence is also, not evidence
Idk. Maybe they are flying in people overnight? And that's why it's like that?
When in doubt just give birth
So far we only know of the time loop affecting Hollivania, so IMO we can only reasonably assume that its isolated to the city until we get confirmation otherwise
Spiders. Everywhere
its a major difference between assuming that only hollvania is affected because we dont have the perspective of those outside, and assuming that the entire timeline is affected, because its a timeloop
gimme a sec getting pathos clamps
Going back a bit, what are the implications you was talking about in regards to the time loop only affecting Hollivania?
We even know how big the city is? I feel it’s big
At least that map on KIM
Probably big enough to (in universe) hold a few million people? not including the Scaldra
Just a guess but Id assume its a pretty decent size, maybe "medium" sized city
City-state
It’s bigger than we have access to
Enough to have a military
And a stadium, and a theme park
Because they do specify "Hollvanian Military"
A very big stadium and theme park at that
The stadium seems to be on the outskirts of the city tbh. It's on that hill right?
I wonder if that tower is where Scaldra command hide
And the Scaldra are just a relatively small branch of it. I imagine its like a "German army/ SS" type of arrangement
I think so yeah
(Not me burning down time cause I' waiting for The New War to be removed from my account...)
Anyway yeah.
Oh also at some point the stadium gets jettisoned into space for rj.
Idk if that happens constantly during the new year like auld lane syne Boomf, Stadium Iron Giant'd to orbit.
Or maybe rebuilt the same way
We'll see in Encore.
No... to me, from that tennocon reveal, it looked like the stadium got erupted from the ground and placed in space tbh.
I wanna find Viktor so I can shut him up
Doesn't it also end up in OUR main timeline?
Thought it does
Our timeline is 1999.
I meant in the future
Warframe's a giant AU.
Cause we don't have a railjack in 1999
1999 is the past of our timeline
Lmao pffh I got flashbacks... REEEEEMIX
And we can't launch our bikes into space anymore 😢
ofc we don't got a rj in 1999. That's timetravel.
Did they... explain Coda liches to you my guy?
We have a Landing craft in 1999
Someone pull up the slides.
Im just wondering how the Coda end up OUR time. The timewith all the scifi guns and grineer and Corpus and space mom. That timeline. The one that's not 1999 :V
The stadium gets jettisoned into space a la Fortitudo fight in Bayo 1. We, Bayonetta, fly in with our RJ in The Future, to fight the Liches in the future aboard their Stadium Arena Show.
Got it
Im also visualizing the Coda kidna just floating around in space for a long time, from their POV
Yeah basically.
They could also be molting. They do emerge from cocoons in the tennocon teaser. Perhaps a second Molt.
back from getting pathos clamps.
Ok so:
- When we are told of 1999, we are constantly being presented with the year of 1999, at no point is it suggested that the location itself within 1999 is anything special, but rather the year itself. What this means is that when we are given the time loop, it is far more reasonable to understand that this is a loop of 1999, special because of the year and not of the location of Hollvania.
- When I say "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence" its because your claim is that because we dont hear anything from anyone outside of hollvania, it means that they're outside the time loop, in essence being "absent" from the timeloop. This is different from saying "just because we dont hear anything means that theyre not affected", because Im not saying theyre absent from anything, I'm saying that the evidence does not flow into that conclusion.
- The implications would then be the issue of other entities outside entering hollvania. DE sure could go down this route if they really had a bubble in mind, but then they'd have to come up with a whole host of things that at this point is already extra, such as who would want to go into the bubble, why, what gear do they have, who are they aligned with, can they understand whats going on in the bubble, how much time has passed already since the thing is looping etc. Its alot of work for something thats by and large already finished
That or the coda just goes and hides in the technocyte hivemind until it's spat out in the future
The coda get so pissed at us they deliberately wait a WHOLE long while just to get back at us
Hahaha
Obviously the year itself is important yes, but I figured so was Hollvania too. Entrati could of chosen anywhere really, so I figure he must of had a reason for choose Hollvania, either out of some kind of convenience for himself or some deeper reasoning. Hollvania is also one of the locations where the techrot first breaks out so it has that significance as well. Aside from that I'm still not sure about the supposed issues with the time loop possibly being a isolated "bubble" over Hollvania. We only hear of Hollvania being affected, so my current stance is just simply: Until we get solid confirmation otherwise, Im assuming only Hollvania and those within are being directly affected by the time loop. The only outside entities I know of in Hollvania are us, the Hex, Albrecht and maybe Viktor. Some people have also mentioned Hollvania being walled off anyway so I don't think a whole lot of people currently are freely entering or leaving the city
I mean youre free to hold that stance
But "we dont hear anything from anyone outside" is not valid evidence for that stance
the fact that we dont hear anything allows for me to believe the whole segment of time is in a loop, and you to believe only the city is in a loop
but its not a confirmation of either
Okay, but what specifically leads you to believe the former then?
I know you mentioned entities coming in and out
Right, but I think both the year and the location matters.
What
sure, but in game we've been directly told of the importance of the year
that indicates that in one way or another the focus of 1999 is well, 1999
hollvania being the site of the techrot is important too, but that comes as an additional factor of the year of 1999
because the techrot was also there in 1998
but its 1999 thats been looped, first the last day of that year, and then the whole year
worth remembering that Albrecht was capable of traveling to BEFORE 1999 originally, and the loop came later
So it's not like there's a hard rule about 1999 being so totally special
yes, but my focus is that he isolated a loop on 1999
cuz the Grand Clown himself was on the scene in 1998 and perhaps earlier
Right, I'm submitting this as more evidence for "there's no bubble, just six people, a cat and a Drifter stuck repeating events"
hell lets go further, the isnt any bubble and its just the trumna show for 7 clowns and a cat
Did your autocorrupt replace Truman with Trumna or was that human error
human
Arent there a few chats with lettie and i think quincy where drifter asks if they keep in touch with their families? And i think one of them replies that it doesnt matter because of the loop
Kimulacrum has a convo locator, if you remember any part of that you could find it easily
Does the unum count?
Funny looking fishes in Deimos. Jokes aside. Probably Murkray cuz it's rare, is found in the ocean, and requires a Murkray bait which isn't a regular bait.
The Unum is not fish
If it's not a "human" but it's flesh is identical to human flesh, is that cannibalism?
It's not identical to human flesh at all. It's more whale.
Have you seen it?
I thought the flesh towers used human DNA?
No
No.
It's a tower that bleeds kuva
And is made of flesh. But what kind of flesh?
How are the various space craft in Warframe built? Like how/where was the Zariman built? Seems to me that the thing is absolutely massive given that it can have five missions in the same vessel
Closest to whale seemingly.
Are you saying that just because its big? or
No cuz of how it looks
Lots of fat/blubber
Also the place is called “Cetus”
Cetus could either mean whale or the Constellation. That makes sense.
There was a trend in sci-fi a few decades ago for lab-grown meat horror stories
Wouldn't surprise me if one of the writers read the same stories and had the idea in the back of their head
Normal scifi settings using lab grown meat for food
Orokin in Warframe: "Lets make buildings out of this stuff!"
It’s kind of the perfect symbol of motherly self-sacrifice without us actually knowing much about the character
(still think it could be Wally's finger)
I don’t think details are really given for that process
Mostly depends on if she predates him or not
I mean the Earth's surface was uninhabitable for a big chunk of the Orokin era...
Biological computers is also a science fiction trope sooo
Perhaps a form of infestation
Hi! I have a question about the Hex Quest! More specifically... when we start another Duviri style time loop at the end of it..... where did this ability come from? Is it because of Drifter's connection to/creation of Duviri that we have the power to create timeloops? Or was this a one time deal?
Loid heavily suspects that the extension of the loop was Albrecht's doing, but lord knows why Drifter would mention "resetting the pieces" if that was the case.
It also uses the same spiral imagery as Duviri loops
Issue is that the whole thing with Duviri's power was given back to Thrax at the end of the quest, so lord knows how the heck Drifter still has that.
Wasn't Thrax just a representation of younger us? Who used Duviri as a mental escape from the horrors on the Zariman?
The npcs think drifter is thrax
With conceptual embodiment, thematics are reality
It was... so... maybe it's because of the indifference that we were able to create another loop with all the stuff that was surrounding us during the sequence where we were yoinked by the Man in the Wall?
I'm talking about the other way around, Thrax being Drifter, which isn't the case because story book character.
Why they would confuse Drifter for being Thrax, not a damn clue because I can't remember if Drifter had control of Duviri some time before the quest.
Drifter offloaded their memories of the Zariman into Thrax I believe, but what he returned was control over Duviri... By resetting the loop.
If they'd kept the fully assembled doll the Drifter would have kept full control over Duviri
It's genuinely curiosity causing... because the loop has gone back so much further back than just to the start of the day like what Duviri loops back to and what the original loop in 1999 seemingly did. Us being there physically somehow allowed us to loop all the way to the start of 1999 to be able to save everyone...
So the power to reset time loops is separate, and it turns out that Albrecht and the Drifter were experiencing December 31st 1999 as a time loop
It's very confusing and to be honest, I haven't seen anything point to specifics yet.
We do know Albretch has visited Duviri, or at least heavily implied he has. So he could have learnt of the reset and time loop capabilities of the void.
Despite Thrax being given control over the loop, the Drifter now knows they can do it, so it's not too much of a stretch to imply they could have control.
He outright says he has been to Duviri
Well maybe not "Hey I was in Duviri" but he describes it outright in one of his logs
And he's got Duviri artifacts in the Netracells, most notably the mask of the Vagabond
Which is implied to be MITW in Duviri
It gets weird considering you can run the Hex Finale at any point in the year and despite the progress and changes made over the year, the events of the finale are the same.
Okay. I only knew about the stories in Duviri about him, not his side of things.
Also, do we have any indication there was only the day or full year timeloop for Albretch?
We only know the loop ended up being just the lat day of 1999
Well, we saw the loop in action at the start of the quest, it only went back to the start of the day
Yeah, but the loop had been altered by that point ith Wally encroaching
I can't remember now.
Have I mentioned I hate time travel as a plot mechanic? I really hate time travel as a plot mechanic.
Is there any evidence to suggest that the Man in da Wall breaching into the loop affected the period of time the loop spread across?
We don't see the spiral
Tbf, Warframe does time travel better than most.
So the start of The Hex has a direct rewind of the nuke exploding, not a spiral reset. It's entirely possible the Drifter is only introduced on the last day of the whole loop. Since the nuke is such a plot point it could also be implied this is what they're shown
It's rlly weird that the Drifter does reset it to the start of 1999 when he reset the loop, considering Duviri only ever looped back to the start of the same day, even when he was in control of Duviri for the extremely short period of time
The more I think about it, the more I'm thinking it's always been the year. But I will admit I don't have all the evidence.
It is after all, named after the whole year.
Imma be honest, the more and more we get of the Man in the Wall, the Murmur and the indifference, the more I genuinely respect Rell as a person. He was single handedly holding back like the most dangerous entity in the entire origin system, even long after his death
I don't think this is the case. For one, Loid tells us that it's changed. But also, the opening scene to the Hex kinda disproves it, since the nuke goes off, and then it goes back, and then we're in "December 31st, 1999"
the reason it changed, I don't think it's made clear, either Albrecht shenanigans, or Drifter shenanigans of them going hard in that moment of extreme emotion
I mean Loid implies it's Albrecht shenanigans, I just find the Drifter version cooler
Albrecht studied the Duviri loop and is the one talking about the Drifter needing time to change things, so my money is on Albrecht being behind the loop changing
yeah, well, I guess it has to be a bit of both, since it's the Drifter triggering the loop, but in terms of the start of the loop changing, yeah
it just feels bad to attribute such a cool moment to Albrecht of all people
he's an a**hole is my point
Oh he is
But unlike every other Orokin not named Dagath he has his head in the right place
Even if his heart is in hell
I mean the character is cool but I also don't want him to be the reason behind one of the coolest moments in the quest happening, you know? so it's like I can live in my cope head canon where it wasn't actually him
One of the games I played in high school had a character very similar to him
Guy named Amon Jero, superwizard, necromancer, villain for the middle third of the game
Only for it to turn out that he was fighting the same thing you were and just had gotten into the habit of not talking about what he was fighting because no one believed him
Albrecht likely thought about how Drifter could use the additional time better, but it definitely wasn't Albrecht who changed the loop's timespan. We can see a difference between a loop Albrecht makes (start of 1999) vs a loop that the Drifter makes (end of 1999). The spiral is a clear cut sign that Drifter is the one doing it, imo
His story ends with his soul damned to hell and him having killed his own granddaughter because he couldn't stand other people inconveniencing him even a little
speaking of which, what do you think are the odds of an indifference good guy situation
0.00%
I feel like it has to be low
well I wouldn't put it at 0, he hasn't been too antagonistic towards the protagonists after all, there's an opening
I'm thinking like 10% chance
My suspicion is that it has to play by certain rules to reach a certain outcome
Effect leads to cause
So it's helping us for the same reason Albrecht is, funny enough
If Ballas Narmer masked the whole Origin System it wouldn't be able to get its finger back
well I wouldn't say he's helping us, we're just more like not the thing he cares about, we're just more an obstacle, so he's trying different approaches with us
BUT this could easily be turned around into "oh albrecht is actually the one who's doing the stuff that will lead to bad outcomes"
I mean, I'm sure Albrecht's activities ARE going to end with misery
and then some forced allegory about xenophobia because we thought this void guy was bad but actually he's good and albrecht was just being bigoted
that would play so well I'm sure
I have a question about the drifter's sibling. Sibling is mentioned in dialogues with Eleanor and Aoi, and it is not an optional answer choice, that's the only one(in Aoi's case).
Also during the flashbacks(when assembling the doll) in the Duviri Paradox quest, we see two older characters several times. Are these the drifter's parents?
And in one of the flashbacks we see these adults praising another young character. These are just no name characters, or maybe they are the parents and this young relative of the drifter?
It's not stated outright and I believe the Aoi conversation only comes up if you mention having a sibling with someone else
The "envy" Duviri flashback is purposely vague so you can insert your own idea of what's going on
Maybe it's a classmate getting praised, maybe your sibling, maybe someone your best friend
Or enemy!
oh actually to be serious for a second with this, I think his character arc has to end with love and joy actually, because that's what he neglected and that was the problem with his approach of stopping the indifference
there's already a turnaround there but I think it's only going to have to go further in that direction
Anyway Byronic Heroes. They're moody, prone to anger and depression, make plenty of mistakes, and make the people around them miserable by failing to read the room
I don't think misery can be the ending since it kinda goes against the whole symbolic thing building with how you shouldn't neglect this stuff in the pursuit of what you deem to be the most important thing in the universe
The most easily accessible example is Dr. Frankenstein from the famous short story Frankenstein
In a dialogue with Eleanor, you can either simply listen to her story about her brother, or add that you understand her, because you also had a sibling.
But in the dialogue about the Aoi's family, there is an option to ask about siblings, and there is no longer an answer option saying that you didn’t have one
I think you're just describing anti-heroes, idk if that's a synonym
Anti-heroes are a more extreme example
Well, if the drifter has a sibling, that would also mean the operator does, too. Because they are the same person, just from different outcomes. And I don't think Lotus would hide that fact from us, right?
Where they're bad guys who are fighting other bad guys
nah, anti-heroes are bad guys who have features which can be relatable and just in general have a good side to them to where you wanna root for them somewhat
uh no
Yeah that's what I mean, byronic heroes aren't bad guys
it's not really about fighting, it's more about the fact that there's good in them and they have relatable characteristics to where you don't want to see them fail all the way
Dr. Frankenstein creates a creature out of corpses and maddened science and once it comes to life he realizes it terrifies him and tries to kill it
anti hero is basically mostly good in term of the grand scheme of things, but they do not bound my rules or law, like Venom or Deadpool
In a conversation with Aoi, it is said that this sibling had the same fate as the drifter's parents:
-I had a sibling.
-Past tense... do u mind if I ask what happened?
-Same thing that happened to my parents. The Man in the Wall.
and he is anti hero
3rd option doesn't mention siblings
So you can in fact roleplay being an only child there
I had that convo and it didn't come up
he is anti hero lmao, google is free
bro I read Venom for years
well depend on the comic ofc but mostly he is anti hero
The fact that his movies made him an anti-hero and the comics moved in that direction doesn't make him one
so he become god of light and fight his own creator Knull make him a villain
so wait, was the deal about just the kids in the classroom (notably not including the drifter) then?
rightttttttttttttt
They were the survivors from the Drifter's class
you "read" but never actually understand how Venom work
There were other survivors
well yeah but how can you say you saved all of them when their sibling wasn't saved?
Absolutely
I feel like that's a pretty important thing to include
He saved the people who survived up to that point
Anyone who died before that, didn't
oh that makes sense
The Zariman presumably had a population of millions
Venom personality come from Peter, and because Peter reject Venom, he from a "hero" to "hate spider man but still have morality". That the most tldr of Venom. Depend on the comic and host, Venom could be anti hero, hero, or villain
but mostly he is anti hero
he just hate Peter
The fact that "hundreds of thousands" of children survived means that hundreds of thousands of kids died
My points the 'go back' is not a Spiral Reset, but is just a time reverse with a white screen Transition.
Where did Loid say it has changed? Cause I probably missed or forgot that.
On a similar note, I feel like as annoying as it is, it's entirely in line with Albretch for him to craft a master plan to cause the situation.
millions? I mean it's a huge ship but those dormizones didn't seem THAT compact
Oh this discussion again.
The Zariman's roughly the size of Praghasa
actually wait
yeah the ship is like planet sized, at least if the star chart is to scale
Who was large enough to fit the entire Sentient armada inside
Loid sent us mail after the Hex quest, talking to us about how the loop has changed significantly
It's not lol
which I don't think it is for most of the system but maybe for this?
Do we have any in-game size comparisons for the Zarinan?
It probably could easily fit a city.
how big is the sentient ship
yeah nvm, that doesn't really make sense
People are just bad at scale
I'm just wondering if the adults shown were actually drifter's parents, and not just some older crew members. This ones
Yes they are
You have Grineer or Corpus ship close next to it but there's no indication if they are to scale.
The faces and skin colors on the photo change to match your Operator's
but also, you could maybe fit the people, problem is that all the living spaces, considering that a big part of the ship is open area not being used for living spaces, it's not like there's not enough space for there to be that many people, it's moreso that I'm not sure if there's enough space for that many dormizones, which presumably are like a single family unit
People are just kinda bad with scale
Think about New York City. Home to upwards of 10M people.
The first image no. The second image maybe
Scale is hard to get your head around.
I mean this Grineer/Corpus ship is 1/3 of the Zariman already
I'd say the ship is actually even smaller since it's approaching the Zariman
The star charts sizes are abstracted.
unless it not scaled well tbh
They are the same people
I imagine the devs have made the Zariman's scale hard to measure on purpose, since its ostensibly got a population roughly as big as the player base.
yeah but it's got apartement buildings, things that go up, not gonna have that on a ship
Ever been on a cruise ship?
I mean, there are scale issues in railjack too but those ships are also supposed to be big.
what about them
they're not that huge I think
The Zariman is much much much MUCH larger than a cruise ship
like skyscraper tier
And this character in the center in the first picture has a different appearance for different players... Because this is the sibling of the wanderer/operator? All other characters are the same for everyone, and this character is definitely not a copy of the operator.
.....cruise ships are 14 stories tall
fair point ig, I'm just not sure if there's as much wasted space on a cruise ship. Like the game doesn't make it clear how much space is living spaces, but a lot of it seems like open areas and hallways, I feel like cruise ships are more efficient there
I wouldn't say the Zariman is as large as Praghasa, but it is far larger than any other ship in the system bar maybe a Formorian
but I can't be sure
Cruise ships had full sized ampitheaters inside them
cruise ships also have like big open areas
Meaning it's anywhere between 5 and 10 km in length
it's just a bit hard to tell. Especially since they also needed to produce their own food on the ship, so there's also a lot of space used for essentially agriculture. Like with millions of people, you'd need a LOT of that
but it is a huge ship
Anyway yeah the Zariman was nowhere near planet sized, or moon sized, but still could comfortably house people whose job it was going to be to terraform an entire solar system
so I'm not sure, I'm 50/50 on this. I think it can comfortably house hundreds of thousands, maybe up to 500k easy, but more than that? I'm not sure
It could easily have held more
It easily could
It was a ship the size of a modern metropolis
4k is already about the size of New York City
Mexico DF and New York City combined
it's not about just space, it's about the amount of space you'd need to use to produce essentials to upkeep the people on the ship
how big is Praghasa compare to the moon
much smaller
Still smaller than the moon
Hey I got a text wall of lore analysis on indifference and compassion, may I post it?
the trick is that the Orokin actually can make spaces that are bigger on the inside
like new york city doesn't have huge farmlands on it. And tbf, neither would the ship, I assume they have some sort of tech to be more efficient than that, but that would still be a decent amount of space already written off like that
Considering this is the distant future where humanity has spread across the solar system. Easily scale up from what our human mind think is big.
Right but New York City also doesn't use vertical space
Ever heard of the Walled City of Kowloon?
so unless DE suck at adjusting size, Zariman is small
interesting point
idk
If I may, the main theme of warframe I’ve seen is to meet indifference with live and compassion. Wally, drifter, and albrecht when introduced, are clearly indifferent characters, be it in name, practice, or behavior. Albrecht hasn’t been able to connect with anyone properly for a very long time, since he went to the void, the man in the wall being indifference, and the drifter repeatedly dying only to start healing after the new war.
Albrecht hasn’t taken note of this, wanting drifter to do what he can’t and meet the man in the wall with compassion with this being directly but not clearly expressed with the end of the whispers in the wall quest as the giant vessel we control via transference tenderly meets the vessel the man in the wall possesses.
I suspect that the man in the wall is like dominos Thrax, a scared child who doesn’t want to be alone. But unlike Thrax, the man in the wall is alone, and has nothing to lose if he lets loose on everything.
Drifter is one of the few characters in warframe that can meet indifference with compassion, and the one that allows the audience to learn how that works
Also like I said, Orokin structures were larger on the inside than out
you could be right, maybe I am just not able to fathom that many people on a spaceship
and it's actually legit
yeah idk what you mean by this
like some sort of magic or just some sort of illusion
space magic
or it could be void magic
Your orbiter is larger inside than the size of the ship
ever read Doraemon
actually the orbiter size is pretty accurate
Not including the back part
so what's the trick
course the only frontal view we get is from the Drifter's camp
Until you can visualize a tessaract there's not any way to explain it
Except in like magic terms, the ship's a bag of holding
You can take a ten foot pole and shove it into a one foot bag
anything related to the void instantly illogical compare to irl laws of physic
I feel I have to point out that ship design never actually made it into the game because it couldn't possibly fit the cave in the Drifter's camp
so it uses 4d shenanigans?
more or less
There isn't meeting Wally with compassion. He's a being that actively causes and thrives on discord
I mean, we have yet to see.
do you know that they use the same design on earth star chart right?
Albrecht is well aware about Drifter's empathy, it's the entire purpose of setting of 1999
D’you think he’s in the wf discord?
I disagree with not meeting Wally with compassion but I see where you’re coming from
I remember that being a different design?
There’s at least 10 Wallys in this discord
Who would win, Wally or witness
Wally
(My money is in Wally)
Who's "witness"?
Remember, the difference between the 40K Warp and the Void is that the Warp is much safer
whoever make this image need to update lmao
The main antagonist of destiny
Ah. I wouldn't know.
orbiter and the armada is collide lmao
lol yeah I was like "wait that's a razorback"
E prime
Honestly I kinda wish WF would do something interesting with Final Terminus
It was originally the last point on the star chart, maybe even the place where the relay to Tau was supposed to be
also hey yeah that is the same design, guess I was wrong
Isn't it on Mercury?
You know, it would ne incredibly cool if they made the "junction" for Tau the sun because of Ballas' shenanigans.
Oh wait why are there like two relays destroyed?
THey were detroyed in the Eyes of Blight event
because PC players kept letting them get blown up
And DE cut the difference when they merged the platforms
More seriously, when Formorians and Razorbacks were first introduced, they could and did actually destroy relays
Wally be like: let's reset the relay
There was an event where the grineer started attacking relays.
The playerbase collectively refused to do it because they didn't think DE would really destroy the relays.
Guess what happened next.
Every console lost a different set
Other relays were destroyed in successive assaults
is it still able to destroy relay
Hold on, was it because the grind was bad?
Probably not tbh
Warframe was originally supposed to have more of a living story?
No, I think it was just unionized stupidity combined with the debate-bro need to be "right".
The unique relays (I.E. the design with open fires and an ember statue) are the result of the relays being rebuilt.
Was this at a point in time when games didn’t change the game world?
Where players would advance the setting themselves by teaming up with different factions and fighting it out
btw are Prex canon in the game, because how Cyte is a secret frame and only been recreate in 1999 has a prex
Quite the opposite, Steve was looking at EVE Online
yeah totally, though I suspect the Prex numbers are for our own benefit
Worm plays with a set of Prex in the cutscene hidden in Voruna's leverian.
But Warframes are already legendary figures, even the lost ones can have depictions floating around that no one recognizes as a Warframe
oh ok
I think so? I don't know.
Like Koumei actually, her statue was literally just in Cetus and people thought it was a rock
make sense why Revenant does not have 1
I mean Ember didn't have a Prex until last year's Belly of the Beast update
unless Unum stir things up, again
that's why the numbers are non-canon but the prex are. Someone's going to whip one up for him.
Speaking of, why does worm get to play with appropriately sized prex cards but we get gigantic ones as decoration
You can size them down with the "scale" option.
Good question, especially since when we pick them up they're normal sized
I know it’s a weird question but I know there’s a lack of believe stuff like that when it’s not popular in said media like “they won’t kill the main character” and then boom, John Excalibur is dead on the ground
Media swings back and forth between "safe" and "brutal" all the time
My point exactly
They’re still huge even when you make them as small as possible
Game of Thrones TV show, Attack on Titan and the like heralded a push for more lethal stories
Season 1 was brutal
"Yeah, our story is realistic and mature!"
its just shock value
For GoT
Did frost and mag get shiny prex cards as well?
Yeah the book was worse lol
The heirlooms? Nah.
Damn
worst Heirloom confirmed
Less Fomo for me at least
Rhino Heirloom is just chef kiss
A Gwent-style Prex game would be insane
imagine Ember and Rhino Heirloom cards is exodia
EXODIA THE FORBIDDEN ONE
When they finally reintroduce Worm, its going to a be a minigame where we play Prex for Kuva.
Real talk I want the 5e homebrew
It'd be extra funny if they got Brennan Lee Mulligan to run a session of it
I certainly do not thrist for him
Oh that would be good
Styanax would be fitting for Heirloom if he not a new frame (and hard to farm)
I’m imagining Brennan Lee Milligan doing a dnd session at Höllivania now
He'd have been 10 at the time hahaha
If they release a warframe boardgame it should be an economic simulator where you play as the Corpus trying to run a business while under fire from the Tenno.
that'd make a solid eurogame
also my headcanon is Heirloom frame is exclusively made for very rich Orokin
Oh…oh no. Knowing what the’ve done

I mean Dagath is right there
tbh I found DE fanservice is more reasonable than FD
oh 100%
they not rich so Ballas make a smiling face on her
still laughing about the guy who was like "I think both are equal" and then googled Bunny and was like "I was wrong"
That’s what I mean!!! AAAAAUUUGHH why must the lore be so
honestly, because people remember it
And I know it’s real but what couldn’t have been protoframe stuff only where it’s like “you want to hold hands”
I hate this already thanks