Rennagade
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They're going for that much because they're selling.
Wish I could get in on it tbh, but sabotage keys are hard to get
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The soma wasn't where any of the hype was. Most of it was directed towards nova
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I've been using it. I still need to put 2 more forma on it to get the build I want, and I must say that it does not need a buff. Its already a monster.
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Zephyr.
My dream power is gravity mastery so I can fly and lift massive objects then hurl them at my enemies. She has the flight thing going for her, and I guess her tornadoes lift things up and throw them around, so she is the closest warframe to giving me my dream power.
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I usually don't display my sigil. Don't like the way a lot of them look on my warframes
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Getting into your archwing and engaging some void corrupted monster inside the void in the ultimate epic battle.
Obviously
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I have a kubrow, I'd love to use it, but I tend to spontaneously jump between games and go on "binges" where I only play that game until there is no more content or some random impulse pulls me to another game. Thanks to that and the deterioration thing I can't really use my kubrow, as I know that I'm going to forget about it and it will end up gone when I start playing a month or so later.
So in the end I excitedly got a Kubrow on day 1 and its been on ice ever sinse.
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A) Space is a big place
B) The Tennos group there by the hundreds. One can take out an entire ship's crew in 5 minutes time. Imagine what hundreds could do.
C) If you look out the windows there are other space ships floating around the relay. I'm sure a good amount of them have weapons on them.
D) The syndicates have taken up residence in the stations. I'm sure they would defend them if need be.
E) There are other factions present within the ship(if you look at the civilians, the groups each have there own clothing style. I think this suggests different factions).
F) There are armed guards within the relay. What makes you thing that the exterior isn't covered in guns to match?
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My first impression:
He takes way too long in the bathroom
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My guess is a prime machete class weapon.
But then again Soma prime and Galatine prime belong together
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Only if we have a limit of 500 conclave points(or whatever they're called)
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But anyways, this trailer has some holes in it that just make me think that Warframe is BASED off of it, but not related to it. However, I think Hayden might've been one of the original Tenno according to DE's lore (cannot confirm besides Hayden's name is "Hayden Tenno", which he might've named the new culture from).
Went digging for this old thing. Might prove a good read.
http://www.giantbomb.com/articles/closing-digital-extreme-s-psychic-wound/1100-4555/
Basically according to that, Dark Sector originally was designed to be something like Warframe. It was abandoned when executives with money tried to throw it in different directions and became what we now know as Dark Sector. Its a bit more than just based off of what you saw in that trailer- that trailer is tracing back to the game's roots.
As for whether or not Hayden Tenno is actually a member of the Warframe universe and is not the prime example of "Tenno are actually humans within the warframes". Also this shows that DE went back to the old concept while making warframe: http://www.digitalextremes.com/news/2012/05/blast-past
Anyway, pieces of lore and dialogue that suggest that there is a being called a Tenno within the warframes, as when talking about frames characters specifically say Warframe, and while talking about Tenno they specifically say Tenno.
Further evidence:
Bleeding- Tenno bleed. Robots do not.
Poison- Tenno can be poisoned.
Life suppport: Tenno need air to survive- though this is a somewhat bad point as apparently life support can be turned off on Earth.
The New Loka: This group is one that worships humanity. While they do resort to using ancients as weapons in order to keep human soldiers out of harms way, they also say "Its not to late to cleanse yourself". Why would they give a machine another chance?
Last(its late) I give you Cephalon Suda. As an enemy of this syndicate, going to their tab gives you the following quote: "More Organic debris to ignore". The tenno, at the very least are organic. This doesn't mean that they aren't something non human or cyborgs, but the Tenno underneath are living beings rather than machines.
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A game needs to evolve. By restricting it to "weird" you are restricting creativity and making it harder to develop for. You also alienate new players. After a while you will also choke the creative flow to a near stop.
"Generic" ideas are fine if you can make it your own.
And relateable ideas makes things easier to get attached to
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Same happened to me. Thought that the other warlord moved it upstairs so I was pissed at first, but it wasn't there. Re loaded the dojo and it appeared where it normally is, thankfully.
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No. She tells us nothing of her motives or purpose or why our memories were erased.
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My "Burn everything" Ember build
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The new frame is powerful, though the weapons are... eh... questionable.
New frames 1 + dead eye + charged chamber + vectis = a great assassination frame.
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the 4th skill is interesting. She shoots as fast as you can press the shoot button, and can kill multiple enemies on opposite sides of you simultaneously. It is also extremely likely to kill the target.
If she was mobile while using the ability it would be way too overpowered.
Though its not the skill I'm most excited to put to use once I get everything ranked up and ready. I think her 1 is where the real fun will come in.
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Since March 2013. My experience told me that it was an awesome game. 300 hours later I started to get bored. Now I play on and off
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Eh? I just toggled the quest in the codex and was on my way
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The Tenno were unfortunate human experiments of the Orikin, and among the few beings known in the past to have returned from the void. They were used as elite fighters by the Orikin to drive back their enemies, conquer the system, and in the end destroy them.
Their purpose is to restore balance, though what balance is isn't really defined. If I had to guess, the Tenno's job is to make sure that humanity is always fighting, and that no side gains the upper hand. I believe their purpose is to constantly make sure that the war is ongoing, as it is during war that humanity grows(power wise) the quickest. The Tenno are most likely prepping the major forces for a massive fight by making sure that they are always struggling to keep one step ahead of the other forces while knocking them back down if they get too far ahead.
The real question I want an answer to- are Tenno's abilities based on their equipment and channeling power through that equipment or do the Tenno have some kind of "raw power" that is refined by the frame. -
Assuming there were no lore changes while I was away, he was some sort of lesser guardian on the outskirts of the event where the Tenno's rebellion began. He is not a tenno. He watched the Tenno kill everything- the orokin, his allies, anything in the area, and when the Tenno slipped into cryosleep he plotted his revenge and somehow became the thing we see now.
I believe his "judgements" that he hands out only after a tenno kills an important figure is his way of justifying his actions. This is either because he doesn't believe that killing someone before they could know what they did wrong is right OR he somewhat sympathizes with what the Tenno did(destroying the orokin empire so humanity could continue to grow).
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MMO's don't "finish". They only get shut down when profits are no longer where they need to be. Until then the sky is the limit.
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Eh? I thought red text was a job that alternated around the office each week to be honest
Does Anyone Else Agree Banshee Is Undervalued
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She can really help the team, but I really dislike her design.