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This might seem like quite the uncanny topic, but being a DE fan since UT99 has brought me to this conclusion.


It's in my firm belief that such cosmetics as the Kronen, Prisma helmet, and Ogrant helmet are heavily inspired by the anime Guyver and the game Dead Space, and the Twin Blades of Azzinoth that Illidan weilded in WarCraft, non-respectively. If you don't know any of these references, then I'm sorry zoomer, go do your gaming history research, because yours is the only gen that'll have to do that from here on out. Remember, Dead Space came out in 09, and Warframe in 2012.

I just feel like the devs are doing something under our noses, and it's pretty cool, actually. This is literally the only game where we get to massacre "merchant cults" as Lotus put it, without the media coming down with the swift "anti-semetic" hammer...and DE gets away with it. Brilliant imo.

Thus there has to be more behind the designs of these Warframes, and I think the inspirations are obviously tied to developer hobby interests.
 

Edited by (PS4)The1Hierophant
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1 minute ago, Gabbynaru said:

Dark Sector, 2004.

 

Yes, yes. We all know about Dark Sector, at least if you've played it (bet you didn't). Thay more covers the origin of the infestation and the terrible origins of the Warframes, starting with Nyx and Excal.

 

Still you must ask where the inspiration comes from. The Ogrant helmet is obviously deadspace inspired as it's tennogen (I think?). Everything else I believe is hobby and political interest inspired.

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1 minute ago, (PS4)The1Hierophant said:

The Ogrant helmet is obviously deadspace inspired

How? Does DE have a time machine or something? Again, the Dark Sector teaser is from 2004. Dead Space was probably not even an idea back then.

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hace 1 minuto, Gabbynaru dijo:

How? Does DE have a time machine or something? Again, the Dark Sector teaser is from 2004. Dead Space was probably not even an idea back then.

The trailer is from 2004 but the game was released in 2008

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Just now, FRTE_Ret5o said:

The trailer is from 2004 but the game was released in 2008

And it's not even the same game. If you watched to the noclip documentary, Steve explained how Dark Sector had to go through changes to please the potential publishers.

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1 minute ago, Gabbynaru said:

How? Does DE have a time machine or something? Again, the Dark Sector teaser is from 2004. Dead Space was probably not even an idea back then.

No, but you underestimate Viceral Games. They were in dev of ds for quite awhile. It's possible DE and Viceral were drawing from the same artistic inspirations at the time. This isn't uncommon in a society that is lacking in rebellion when it comes to artistic creativity, lest we'd see more deranged street sculptures around like Mike.

 

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2 minutes ago, Gabbynaru said:

And it's not even the same game. If you watched to the noclip documentary, Steve explained how Dark Sector had to go through changes to please the potential publishers.

Doesn't matter, that's all a matter of selling the game, not developing it.

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The Excalibur ogrant helm and the kronen are both fan made weapons. So you'd have to ask the people who made them what they're reasoning was. 

And remove the megathread tag, that's for Admind only. 

Edited by Miser_able
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11 minutes ago, (PS4)The1Hierophant said:

Yes, yes. We all know about Dark Sector, at least if you've played it (bet you didn't)

That's where you're wrong buddy, I played it

Now if you could remove that megathread tag since it looks like you ignored the warning from Gabby

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hace 11 minutos, Gabbynaru dijo:

And it's not even the same game. If you watched to the noclip documentary, Steve explained how Dark Sector had to go through changes to please the potential publishers.

Ik thats kinda why they created warframe

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