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    January 22, 2019

    Warframe Warframe Weekly Moments | Good Luck? Bad Luck? Share Your Experiences Here!

    Warframe Weekly Moments | Good Luck? Bad Luck? Share Your Experiences Here!

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 07:33 AM PST

    This thread is for sharing your Warframe experiences and good or bad luck. Experiences can be shared any day of the week!

    Whether you praise the Void or curse RNGesus, everyone here can sympathize; share any experiences that you've had in Warframe that you want! You can also freely share things that are listed as "disallowed posts" here.

    Comments are sorted by new by default! And remember...

    Experiences can be shared any day of the week!

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    2009→2019 10yr Challenge

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 07:46 AM PST

    Focus schools based operator outfit concepts

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 11:25 AM PST

    Octavia's Metronome should be tied to the beat of the song, not the melody

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 10:37 PM PST

    When you tap your foot or nod your head to a song, you're doing it to the beat. So to get octavia's buffs, it would feel far more natural to press buttons along to the beat as well. Not to mention that the actual purpose of a metronome is to keep time, which is typically mimicked far more by the drum section of mandachord songs. Just go into simulacrum and try crouching in time to the beat vs the melody of your songs, I guarantee it will feel far more natural. Trying to crouch to the melody of megalovania or sandstorm just doesn't really feel right which encourages people to just fill the melody section with notes as opposed to actually creating music.

    This seems like a fairly simple and obvious change that would help make playing as and with Octavia much less awkward. Since this is the part that players have to interact with, not mallet, it should really be assigned to the most consistent part of the mandachord.

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    Allow us to 'transmute' a certain amount of ayatan cyan stars into amber stars, please?

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 06:03 PM PST

    Whoever approved to put this fan art in game: I love you.

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 11:11 PM PST

    TIL, The Ignis has different beams for different damage types

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 11:21 AM PST

    Darvo should hire these people in my clan.

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 06:16 PM PST

    It be like that sometimes.

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 08:22 PM PST

    The Edgy Collection

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 02:31 AM PST

    2019 Big Updates List

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 12:01 AM PST

    Another drawing of my operator and volt

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 12:31 PM PST

    This is one of the rooms I submitted to the dojo contest.

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 11:36 AM PST

    Knockback was annoying and so as today

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 07:53 AM PST

    Help, I beaten the Chains of Harrow but I wasn’t aware you can earn this item, can someone guide me?

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 05:43 PM PST

    Limbo chilling by me

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 07:13 AM PST

    Two Gunslingers Become Friends!

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 07:13 AM PST

    Yoga is the best :D (K-Drive)

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 01:24 PM PST

    Did a quick drawing of Hildryn. STRONK.

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 10:47 AM PST

    We take this game's wiki for granted.

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 02:16 AM PST

    I've slowed waaay down on how much I play this game, considering I'm running out of things I want to do, and I've started playing another game fairly heavily. The wikia, gamepedia and fansites for this new game not only have conflicting and incorrect information, but it's also incomplete. To top it off, some of the crucial elements, like explanation of damage formulae is the same vague description that it is in-game or completely absent, or at least not easily located on the various sites.

    I've gotten spoiled with how well warframe's wiki is written and laid out. The fact that I know all the math going on behind the scenes for damage, and how different stats effect things is something that I've taken for granted over the last 1000 hours.

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    I'd like to thank the unsung heroes that edit and update the wiki for this game, because you can tell that it's been a labor of love. Thank you guys, very much, for the massive load of work that you've put in. I don't know where we'd all be without you.

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    The Flaws of the Lotus

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 07:48 AM PST

    SPOILERS up to CHIMERA PROLOGUE

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    The story of Warframe - the story told through the main cinematic quests, mainly so far The Second Dream, The War Within, and The Sacrifice - is a coming of age story.

    Before the Second Dream, the Tenno is a child - all that they know is what they've been told by the Lotus, and that the world is dangerous. The Lotus does everything she can to protect them, keep them from learning even harsher truths about the cruel world they've been (re)born into, even if that means concealing vital, practical things that the Tenno needs to know in order to survive on their own.

    In the lead-up to the Second Dream we begin to learn that the Lotus is not infallible. She has her own past that is separate from you. She was, and is a person who is more than just "Space Mom". No matter how much she'd like to be only the Lotus, she will always have been Natah, and this will always inform her present as the Lotus, most obviously through Hunhow.

    Being a Sentient, we may fall into the trap of thinking of her as a synthetic person - she is not Natah, because she might have physically removed all that was Natah from herself. But this is a trap, and the Lotus fell deep into it herself. She is not "The Lotus" as the Tenno know her, as she'd like to be, because she was once Natah. She is not "Natah" as Hunhow (and her mother) knows her, because she is now the Lotus.

    The real person is "Once Natah, now Lotus". Nobody, not even the Lotus herself, sees and accepts this. The Lotus wants to have never been Natah, and never be Natah again, but circumstances don't allow her that luxury. The Sentients return to the Origin System, the senile remnants of their Orokin creators still linger.

    The Second Dream happens, and the Tenno learns that the Lotus has been lying to them - might still be lying to them. Santa isn't real. She is not invincible. The Tenno is not invincible. But even as they lose the comfortable safety of their 'childhood' the Tenno finds that they have much, much more potential than ever before.

    They lose the certainty that is "Lotus Good, World Bad", but gain a true sense of self - literally. Character creation begins here.

    At this point, the Tenno has become a person - or, at least, has the opportunity to become a person. They can hear and consider other voices and views - the Lotus, who lied to you because she loves you; stoic, honorable Teshin, who says a lot and tells you little; the mad lad Alad V, who knows little, tells you everything, and gleefully exploits you and your kind, etc. Shadows of their childhood still linger - they may not be as perfectly safe as they were when the Reservoir was still sealed, but the Orbiter servers almost an identical purpose.

    Then we enter The War Within. Others have started picking and prodding at the Tenno's growing power - their growing personhood - with the intent of taking it for themselves. First, the Tenno is forced to learn again the lesson that the people in their life exist outside of their interaction with them. Teshin, who promised to hide nothing from you, has been hiding quite a fucking lot actually.

    We can see in the opening scenes of The War Within that the Tenno has started to chafe at being called a 'child'. They still are a child, but they no longer want to be one. Teshin warns that pursuing him has consequences.

    Throughout The War Within, we see the Tenno claim agency for themselves. They repeatedly disagree with the Lotus, disobey Teshin, and set off on their own path and their own mission. They begin to crystallize what began when they woke from the dream of their childhood, intent to determine things with their own eyes and by their own hands. They discover new things all by themselves - important things that the Lotus had no idea about.

    Having strayed from all support, unable to contact the people they've depended on until now, they encounter the Queens. They find that the Orokin, mostly an abstract concept until now, are still very real. They covet the Tenno's personhood and want to take it for themselves.

    (You could say that the Grinner Queens are, in fact, not people at all, but rather the literal rotting face of a worm-eaten system, a system that they've designed to exploit every conceivable resource to perpetuate itself and therefore their own existence. The Orokin Empire in its purest form, in a way.)

    Heck, it even all kicks off specifically when the Tenno tries to assert themselves as an individual that's present at the scene and should be taken seriously, thus catching the Queen's eye again, and she proceeds to try and strip away the Tenno's personhood for good. (In doing this, she also happens to destroy one of the last vestiges of the Tenno's 'childhood' - the idea that they are functionally untouchable.)

    The time has come. The Tenno must face the coil or perish. They must fully claim their own personhood and all that that entails or they must lose it forever, made even less than a child. With Teshin's help (and the Queen in opposition - a force that the Tenno must become greater than) they see and face everything that they are and account for it. They dismantle the last big lies that still hold them. Marghulis did as much harm as she did good. You are as terrible as you are wonderful, and you have done terrible things.

    The actualization of the Tenno is different from the actualization of the Lotus in one key aspect - the Tenno accepts everything that they have done. They reclaim their old power, and they wield it knowing who they were, and who they are now. (This holds true no matter what you choose when you break the mirror in the gallery - whether you fought, accepted, or embraced the Void, you still made that decision.)

    The Tenno now stands as an equal with Teshin, the Lotus, and the world itself, able to choose what to do with the symbols of their struggle, what to take from it, what to leave behind.

    Enter the Apostasy Prologue. In the grand moment where the Tenno can finally greet the Lotus - the true Lotus - as an equal, she falls to Ballas. The Orokin are here, again, and they're still terrible.

    Though it contains a lot of significant moments, The Sacrifice isn't exactly a crossing of a threshold like the quests before it. Instead, The Sacrifice shows the Tenno, now able (and forced) to exist on their own, affecting the world as its equal. They discover atrocities, their role in them, the nature of many things, etc. Every convention that we've grown so used to is broken or bent in some way, because the world is messy. Umbra even breaks out of an entire menu and tears the Tenno right out of Transference right there in the heart of the Orbiter. They see and absorb the pain of another while remaining separate from it and, in the end, so thoroughly assert their own self that they embark on a mission with no Warframe.

    Perhaps the biggest takeaway from The Sacrifice as far as the theme of self goes is when they defeat Ballas. The Tenno is able to defeat Ballas precisely because they have developed to a point where they are not their Warframe, and their Warframe is not them. Body and soul, blade and gun. We shape our tools, our tools shape us, and so on.

    So, Ballas dies, and we see the Lotus again. In a way, this scene fulfills the promise set up by the Apostasy Prologue - the Tenno meets the Lotus herself in the flesh.

    Follow up with the Chimera Prologue. We get to see Ballas, disfigured and suffering and mad, and listen to him rant while he spins all his grievances into the idea of a sword - the Paracesis, the Sentient Slayer. Do you know what must be done, devil?

    This year, if all goes well, we might get The New War. So I wanted to speculate a bit on where it might be going, based on what we know so far.

    Firstly - The Lotus has not betrayed us. We must now learn to see her as an individual, and judge her for ourselves. The Lotus is flawed. In many ways she is a creature of circumstances. She desperately wants to be what she is, and also to never have been what she was. In the same way that she tried to lose herself in her Lotus aspect before, she's now forced to embrace her Natah aspect, and falls into the same trap as before, thinking that because she is Natah, she cannot be the Lotus.

    Secondly - Ballas has never been right about anything (and is terrible). The man's a snake. A pathetic narcissist who condemned a woman to a painful death because she didn't fall at his feet, told himself it was society's fault and sold out his people because of it, and now insists that he was deceived and turns to Marghulis's legacy to fix it. He sincerely believes that he is the center of the world, and cannot grasp that other people exist outside of their interactions with him. The Lotus must be Marghulis, because that's what he sees. When she turns out to not be Marghulis, because he killed Marghulis, he thinks it's her fault, and because he can't conceive that other people might think differently from him, he assumes that the Tenno thinks this way too.

    When The New War arrives, the most important thing the Tenno can do is be true to themselves, accept what has happened, see things as they are, and judge things on their own merit.

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    One of the Greatest Kept Secrets

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 10:13 PM PST

    If you haven't played the Second Dream yet, stop reading this and get to this quest. Come back after.

    Anyways, I love the universal commitment of the Warframe community keeping the secret of the Second Dream. It was worth the mystery and wait and I hope everyone gets to experience that for themselves. It was protected for me, and I protect it for others. Arguably the greatest secret kept by so many people in a modern game.

    I beat the second dream years ago, but you guys should take pride in yourselves for preserving that amazing experience for everyone you can.

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    I have finally have gotten my favorite frame in the game: Harrow the priest

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 07:48 PM PST

    Just a regular painting here

    Posted: 21 Jan 2019 12:23 PM PST
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