How Physically Strong Are The Tennos? (Counting The Suit Strength)

[Drunkenbagel]

 

I don't remember there ever being an enemy that utilizes nanomachines so I can't say.

 

WE IS BEING VERUH SRS NAOW. NO TEIM FUR JOKS YUNG MAN.

[Kinetos]

Well, I'm talking about strength in general Warframe. Pretty sure those stuff happens cuz Void Magic.

Crashing Ruin and Seismic Palm stances

[tinyranitar]

WE IS BEING VERUH SRS NAOW. NO TEIM FUR JOKS YUNG MAN.

But seriously comparing out athletic abilities, Raiden do get tired, lack leaping power, and GET PUMMELED BY NANOMACHINE.

 

Just think Ironman. Pretty much it.

I don't think Iron Man is strong. Iron Man's suit on the other hand, is pretty strong.

Crashing Ruin and Seismic Palm stances

Ah, I mean Rhino Stomp and Soul Punch

[LeshJaeThiHah]

Pretty sure we are stronger than Raiden

dude, Raiden was fighting without arms, holding a sword in his teeth and/or in his foot.

what tenno do? spamming 4 for ultimate?

[Drunkenbagel]

But seriously comparing out athletic abilities, Raiden do get tired, lack leaping power, and GET PUMMELED BY NANOMACHINE.

Can't really tell if you're joking. "lacks leaping power" wat.

 

But you are right about Raiden getting tired. Everything gets tired, but with the removal of stamina it seems Warframes don't anymore.

 

Also if a Warframe was put in the same scenario as Raiden, relying solely on strength, then I can see Warframes GET PUMMELED BY NANOMACHINE.

Edited October 1, 2015 by Drunkenbagel

[(PSN)ShuhanX]

So yeah, I think that put us above SpiderMan level of Strength then?

Spidey can hurl minivans like beach balls and knock out a T-Rex with a single punch, so definitely not. Spidey usually varies between 20-35 ton depending on which version we're talking about. Tenno definitely aren't in that ballpark. I'd say they're below Spidey by far, but certainly above Captain America.

They definitely aren't on Raiden's level, that's for sure lmao. Aside from Rhino of course.

[tinyranitar]

Can't really tell if you're joking. "lacks leaping power" wat.

 

But you are right about Raiden getting tired. Everything gets tired, but with the removal of stamina it seems Warframes don't anymore.

I mean he cannot double jump, his Jump height is not nearly about the level of bullet jump (or could be wrong since long time no touching MGR).

 

Warframe doesn't get tired anymore, which means we are pretty strong.

[Morec0]

I think something the size of Vay Hek's Terra-Frame would be impossible for us to lift, and even Ruk/Kela(updated) would give us issues... anything below that is likely child's play.

[EmptyDevil]

They definitely aren't on Raiden's level, that's for sure lmao. Aside from Rhino of course.

 

Why is Rhino the exception? Please don't say Stomp because Void powers is the only reason it has those effects.

[tinyranitar]

Why is Rhino the exception? Please don't say Stomp because Void powers is the only reason it has those effects.

Because Nanomachine son (Iron Skin)

[RudyYelen]

As always 1st some game logic question turned into war about what game char is better

[(PSN)ShuhanX]

I mean he cannot double jump, his Jump height is not nearly about the level of bullet jump (or could be wrong since long time no touching MGR).

 

Warframe doesn't get tired anymore, which means we are pretty strong.

You're basing things on gameplay mechanics though. Watch the cutscenes in MGR. Raiden is leagues above Tenno in the area of raw strength.

[tinyranitar]

As always 1st some game logic question turned into war about what game char is better

Nope, we are only talking numbers and statistic here, salts conference is down the hall to the left, this is for nerds.

[Drunkenbagel]

I mean he cannot double jump, his Jump height is not nearly about the level of bullet jump (or could be wrong since long time no touching MGR).

 

Warframe doesn't get tired anymore, which means we are pretty strong.

I'm no mathematician and I don't want to convert Warframe meters to real life meters but I think it's safe to say you are quite wrong about Raiden's jumping ability.

 

And cardiovascular fitness isn't the same as lifting strength or throwing strength, punching etc.

 

In terms of endurance Warframes definitely win. 

[Morec0]

I mean he cannot double jump, his Jump height is not nearly about the level of bullet jump (or could be wrong since long time no touching MGR).

 

Warframe doesn't get tired anymore, which means we are pretty strong.

 

We likely still have limits. I can't see us EVER being able to lift a Grineer Galleon or even Lephantis, for instance.

 

The Bullet and Double jumps seem to draw from our Void Energies, hence the Channeling-like effect when we use them. That likely gives us A LOT more strength, or at least the ability to defy certain laws of physics (the latter I feel is a TOUCH more likely, given the whole "where our science and reason failed" bit... especially given how DBJ is physically impossible) but even it has limits.

[tinyranitar]

You're basing things on gameplay mechanics though. Watch the cutscenes in MGR. Raiden is leagues above Tenno in the area of raw strength.

Not bashing, just comparing. I can be wrong, yes. 

I'm no mathematician and I don't want to convert Warframe meters to real life meters but I think it's safe to say you are quite wrong about Raiden's jumping ability.

 

And cardiovascular fitness isn't the same as lifting strength or throwing strength, punching etc.

 

In terms of endurance Warframes definitely win. 

 

We likely still have limits. I can't see us EVER being able to lift a Grineer Galleon or even Lephantis, for instance.

 

The Bullet and Double jumps seem to draw from our Void Energies, hence the Channeling-like effect when we use them. That likely gives us A LOT more strength, or at least the ability to defy certain laws of physics (the latter I feel is a TOUCH more likely, given the whole "where our science and reason failed" bit... especially given how DBJ is physically impossible) but even it has limits.

True, wil take this into consideration.

[Drunkenbagel]

We likely still have limits. I can't see us EVER being able to lift a Grineer Galleon or even Lephantis, for instance.

 

The Bullet and Double jumps seem to draw from our Void Energies, hence the Channeling-like effect when we use them. That likely gives us A LOT more strength, or at least the ability to defy certain laws of physics (the latter I feel is a TOUCH more likely, given the whole "where our science and reason failed" bit... especially given how DBJ is physically impossible) but even it has limits.

So if we don't take any kind of void energy/suit powers into consideration, a Warframe could be just as strong as any regular human. Or more likely a soldier who has gone through all that military training and such.

[Archeyef]

This strong. *holds hands some distance apart*

 

Unless we get some numbers, I can't be any more specific than that. We really, truly, do not know. At least strong enough to do everything they do, probably with the aid of their suits.

 

Also, strong and fit are two different things. Being able to run without exhaustion doesn't say anyting about actual strength. And falling from any given height in the game without harm isn't an indicator of strength either. Just saying.

 

/pedantic

[tinyranitar]

So if we don't take any kind of void energy/suit powers into consideration, a Warframe could be just as strong as any regular human. Or more likely a soldier who has gone through all that military training and such.

But I mean, with the suit power and not Special Power like Rhino Stomp and the like. 

 

Which counts Bullet Jump, Double jump and everything the suit can do without energy. Hence that's why I didn't list perfect blocking.

[Morec0]

So if we don't take any kind of void energy/suit powers into consideration, a Warframe could be just as strong as any regular human. Or more likely a soldier who has gone through all that military training and such.

 

I think I'd go so far as to say that we're twice as strong as that, given the noted stamina of sprinting, wallrunning, and the jumping (which may not inherently be tied to the Void powers themselves) and just sort of the general durability of the Warframes we see through gameplay.

[-Krism-]

Well technically, warframes are living suits, so..., they don't really have muscules :/

Or it's like the nanosuit, they give their strength to the tenno that is inside.

 

But, I don't thing tenno's have that much force, because, remember when Zanuka Hunter get you, you need to fight with your own fist, and, YOU DON'T DO ANY DAMAGE TO ENNEMIES!!!

[tinyranitar]

Also, strong and fit are two different things. Being able to run without exhaustion doesn't say anyting about actual strength. And falling from any given height in the game without harm isn't an indicator of strength either. Just saying.

 

/pedantic

Which means we can support our weight with little to no effort. That means quite strong.

[Syln]

What makes you say that?

Nanomachine son ;p

[Phatose]

I'm guessing not very strong at all.  The warframe does most of the work, the Tenno's physical body rarely does anything but ride, like Ripley in the loader at the end of Aliens.

[tinyranitar]

But, I don't thing tenno's have that much force, because, remember when Zanuka Hunter get you, you need to fight with your own fist, and, YOU DON'T DO ANY DAMAGE TO ENNEMIES!!!

Well, probably Alad V removing our powers also results in removing parts of our strength.