(PSN)IAMPRO_16 Posted August 25, 2020 Posted August 25, 2020 For those who know the backstory of the Stalker, and the history of the Tenno, we know that he knows who we are, and his intentions. Ond thing I wish to hear from everyone is their opinion on this question, and I do believe we may already know the answer. Whenever the Stalker kills a Warframe, such as what he did in the first cinematic of the Second Dream quest, does he actually kill the Tenno who controlled it?
(PSN)Kakurine2 Posted August 25, 2020 Posted August 25, 2020 Probably. But how exactly. The tenno at first are sealed in the void on lua. And killing a warframe doesn't kill the tenno. And after the war within the tennos powers have advanced to the point that we can use transference at will. Duviri will likely advance the tenno even more. Transference is literally dematerializing into raw energy and forming anywhere we want. You can't kill raw energy. The tenno are essentially immortal god like beings. Even if their bodies die they can form a new one. Look at void corrupted vor. As long as their minds are not consumed by the void the tenno will continue to exist. Look at rell even after his body is long dust his mind still held back the man in the wall for centuries. The stalker fights a fruitless battle.
(PSN)I_I_Hope_I_I Posted September 4, 2020 Posted September 4, 2020 On 2020-08-25 at 10:03 PM, (PS4)Kakurine2 said: Probably. But how exactly. The tenno at first are sealed in the void on lua. And killing a warframe doesn't kill the tenno. And after the war within the tennos powers have advanced to the point that we can use transference at will. Duviri will likely advance the tenno even more. Transference is literally dematerializing into raw energy and forming anywhere we want. You can't kill raw energy. The tenno are essentially immortal god like beings. Even if their bodies die they can form a new one. Look at void corrupted vor. As long as their minds are not consumed by the void the tenno will continue to exist. Look at rell even after his body is long dust his mind still held back the man in the wall for centuries. The stalker fights a fruitless battle. Yep, his only chance was to kill the Tenno wen they were at their weakest power level, and the Warframe prevented that from happening, so now the Stalker is just aimlessly going after you trying to accomplish something fruitless.
(PSN)Kakurine2 Posted September 4, 2020 Posted September 4, 2020 I still think it was the tennos latent powers going berserk that willed the frame to action. Not the frame itself. If we get to umbraize frames via a mini quest and leatn a vack story that would be cool though.
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