Albrecht Entrati All Fragments- Voice Records Warframe (Whispers In The Wall)

[@_tadoshi_]

So after Albrecht's travel to the void recorded in the Requiem Word's Vitruvian, he was closed to death and nursed back to health by Loid. Scared and afraid he fled to Duviri where he saw his daughter's influence on the place and decided to also take action. He sampled the technoside/helmith used to make warframes by Ballas' design and decided to create giant versions of helminth based bioautomata aka the Vessels. Warframes were used to fight the Sentient, the Vessels would be used to fight the Indifference but they also required an Operator. He traveled to 1999 to escape the influence of the Indifference and to keep Loid safe but even then it caught up to him and thus the Kalymos Sequence starts to get the Tenno operating the Vessels and also go back to 1999? Its rather straight forward Entrati's plan but i just dont get what makes 1999 so important. Regardless this is what i think Entrati's whole lore can be summed up to, cant wait to see what happens next in 1999 and this supposed battle of giant warframes against the man in the wall. Whatever big battle comes next will propably make the Old and New War look like teaparties in comparision.

[@wandenreiche12345]

And he used the cavia as a means for distracting the indifference and save himself which failed as well, and if I’m to guess about 1999 , it’s probably the year where the indifference had zero influence on the origin system and a few years before the orokin rise which brought about it’s attention since to be Orokin they needed to have Kuva which was from the indifference

[@cardmaster8772]

The Vessels are just a dead project, red herring if you will. It would be stupid af to combat Wallie by using giant robots.

[@_tadoshi_]

@@cardmaster8772 just like warframes aren't robots the vessels aren't robots too. I don't think it would be stupid because we already saw it, The Man in the Wall itself was controlling one of the vessels that served as final boss from the Quest and what did the Tenno did? Used the dormant Arthur Vessel to stop the one controlled by Wallie.

[@wandenreiche12345]

@@_tadoshi_ not to mention the devs themselves said they have something big planned for them already

[@cardmaster8772]

@@_tadoshi_ So its another Necramech situation - DE adding another separated gameplay function, which is still less fun than playing as a Warframe. Not only is that unreasonable from a gameplay perspective, it also simplifies the Man in the Wall too much. He is a manifestation of the Void, a being much more complex than a big bad that you can fight off with huge Attack on titan copies. However, as long as Tenno and Warframes play a main part in the conflict, I would be fine with some small Vessel sections, but it shouldnt be the target of DE in the long run.