MUSICAL LET'S PLAY: Whispers in the Walls is an absolutely glorious intro to Warframe: 1999

[@BIONICforge_Studios]

Don't forget the last entry of Ballas from the Sacrifice. "But it was not their force of will, not their Void devilry, not their alien darkness. 'Twas something else. It was that somehow, from within the derelict horror, they had learned a way to see inside an ugly, broken thing- and take away it's pain." That is the true power of the Tenno, even beyond their Void powers and transference. The Indifference.... The Void... The Man in the Wall... We are his opposite as much as he is ours.

[@omegazero6082]

The man in the wall is called The Indiference. The total opposite of love, so when the operator was able to transmit Albrecht's genuine love for Loid through the vessel, it stop it. God lord this game is art...

[@atemoc]

Isn't indifference the opposite of… well, any emotion?

[@chrisbeer2422]

That's accurate

[@ShadeAKAhayate]

Master's perverse lust for his -servant- slave (Entrati is an Orokin family) can't be called 'genuine love'. And if you watch carefully, Loid experiences what's can be described as Stockholm syndrome, confirming that.

[@brisingrprotogen1739]

​@@ShadeAKAhayate Source? I made it the fuck up

[@ShadeAKAhayate]

@@brisingrprotogen1739 Explain pls

[@Zach-cn4lb]

An insanely cool detail: hear the crowd counting down and shouting happy new year at the end of the 1999 scene, when Albrecht/the man in the wall talks to Arthur? That whole 1999 sequence was showcased at Tennocon, an annual event that the devs put on with showcases, trailers, a live crowd, etc. Early in the show, they asked the crowd to count down from 10 and shout happy new year without saying what for. They did the gameplay showcase at the end of the show, which concluded with that scene, and in that time they had taken the audio from the crowd and put it in the game, and it still is the one used now. When you played it, you were hearing a bunch of Warframe fans and the devs themselves yelling that all together

[@DragonKnight90001]

Ok that’s cool

[@kristiangjessvaag4617]

I love how what looks to be battle with the big angry boi ends with a tender touch. It harkens back to the umbra quest and the quote about our ability to take away its pain

[@wynnefox]

Not only that, if you rewatch the very first cinematic, it is the EXACT same pose when Albrite touched his hand to Loid's cheek, then laid down so Loid can break the machine.

[@fantabulisticous]

one theory i have heard in the community about this is that the Indifference is the villain because it is Indifferent. that the evil of love and joy is not hatred or sorrow, but an indifference towards all things. cause while sorrow has the potential to consume someone, so does toxic positivity, and sorrow is needed to process, accept and live on with the pain. and while anger and hatred can be destructive, they can also be used to effect change such as anger towards inequality, and hatred of injustice. but indifference leaves one to stagnate and the world to rot without trying do what you can to make them better. this is why you win not with a massive fist fight of giant machines (though granted that would be awesome too) but with you reaching out to show compassion and empathy to an entity that may not know or maybe forgot what those are. granted this is a theory still, but its my personal favorite so im sticking to it.

[@CybertronusPrime-ro9ve]

Man, that is a deep theory you made there.

[@fantabulisticous]

@@CybertronusPrime-ro9ve​ wish i could take credit, but i remember reading it somewhere shortly after finishing the story quest myself. can't remember where, ill try and find it though to link to it.

[@andrascsikos6803]

In that scene i felt more of what Ballas said "their ability to take it's pain away"

[@mr.meanwhile]

​@@fantabulisticousElie Wiesel, a holocaust survivor said or wrote that. Truly puts in to perspective, how being indifferent in attitude towards something beautiful of horrendous is the greatest evil there is. Simply, indifferent.

[@hairguy98]

What about the real world indifference? If we as players stop caring and playing the universe of warframe disappears?

[@SirCoffeebotESQ]

Man, I love Albrecht's voice. I love how deep and clear his pronunciations are.

[@quantumblur_3145]

He did an audiobook of _Ender's Game,_ and it's just as good

[@TheFizio]

StallordD btw is my go-to for warframe lore, and he just released his 40 minute lore video on Whispers

[@mattmeyer6186]

Warframe's writers are underrated masters.

[@Jukantos]

And so is the composing team around Keith Powers, my god that boss theme during that final faceoff is pure genius

[@mattmeyer6186]

@@Jukantos Agreed.

[@depressedutchman]

Good writers is a rare thing these days, I hope Warframe won't succumb to the Disney problem.

[@adriansimonsen6533]

For those confused by the Lore Khra is Voidtounge for Time and the mentioned Strand of Khra is how the Man in the Wall is able to appear in our reality via it's severed finger. Should it reunite with it's missing finger, then it will be unbound and free to leak into countless timelines and realities. The Deal for those interested was between The Man in the Wall and you the player to save all of the children on board the Zariman. It then reduced the infinite number of you's via eternalisim into 2, The Operator and The Drifter. If you want a Deeper dive into this quest, I highly recommend StallordD's video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqHafZuoZr2XqNU Overall this quest was amazing and I was blown away by some of the tracks like the combat theme you hear in 1999 and the Murmer Boss fight.

[@rzdakira]

It has been speculated, hinted and maybe even shown ingame that the reason The Man in The Wall came to be and become what it is now personality and all due to Albrecht Entrati being the first contaminating the indifferent, formless, empty and pure Void with his essence as his Seriglass diving bell broke in the void sea. Like an immensely powerful and ever so highly curious baby imprinting onto a person. This update has been filled with tons of lore and revelation. There are hidden notes/audio logs by Albrecht that helps connect him with the Kingdon of Duviri and lore cutscenes during each ranking up with the Cavia syndicate. And for my most favorite and most accessible one with this update would be the multiple random lines that the Cavia will say to you. Just walk away and then approach them without interacting and they will say some of the most profound things.

[@Ashurman666]

25:49 Poor Astarion, he goes from a vampire to a fish. His attitude remains intact at the very least 30:13 Kind of. I think this entire section is a big ol reference to DE's previous game Dark Sektor. A lot from that game went into Warframe, including Excal himself 36:44 I think you might have misunderstood that bit there. Entrati was expecting to talk to Arthur but instead he got the Tenno on the line, hence the "Hmmm" he says after saying Tenno

[@herbion6117]

DE wanted to make Warframe for a VERY long time, even before they started development of Dark Sector which was made for the publishers and DE simply used some stuff from Warframe in it. There is almost a 20 years old prototype trailer for warframe that has a lot of stuff in it that in the game right now.

[@Joe-it2dh]

Regarding Arthur hes not wearing the suit hes actually been infected with the Helmith Serum and his body is partially transformed into the Excalibur warframe. Though he will eventually completely transform into Excalibur one day and lose his humanity, according to Albrecht's notes.

[@TheTolnoc]

If I had a nickel for every time that happened to Excalibur, I'd only have two nickels, but it's weird that it happened twice.

[@quantumblauthor7300]

​@@TheTolnocit happened a lot more than twice, eternally speaking

[@DetectiveWarden]

@@TheTolnoc Well, we had Excal Prime, which was the first ever Warframe, then we had the Umbra variant created by Ballas as eternal punishment and then supposedly Arthur? But the the Timeline doesn’t really check out with the things we’ve known so far, like Excalibur Prime was supposedly the first but he was made long after 1999, like very far into the future from there. Missing pieces, there’s more to this, perhaps alternating timelines?

[@atoafriend]

Super happy that you are enjoying your time in Warframe! Here's to a prosperous future of both epic story and music.

[@kujojotaro5187]

Crazy that you caught up to the story campaign so fast

[@librartsy]

DE made it super easy for new players to fly through the story in this update.

[@wanted_melon2348]

​@@librartsy which is a good thing cause telling a new player "After 100 hours is when the game really starts" was a huge slap in the face to a new player

[@kujojotaro5187]

@@librartsy what kind of changes did they make?

[@NMG.11]

​@@kujojotaro5187they removed MR requirements for one

[@dvamp1854]

@@kujojotaro5187they got rid of the MR requirement iirc

[@naktiluka]

It's more like "login music is like in the quest", as it's usually themed after the latest major update. It's great as it builds the mood every time you log in! (Except for those who turn music off)

[@chloekaftan]

Vile Blasphemers!

[@ChrisTanner1983]

During the WF1999 segment, Arthur's armor design is clearly inspired by Excalibur's, but you can also hear the sound effects of Mag's abilities over the PA system when Aoi is talking. It makes me wonder if we'll eventually get a character for each warframe, or if it's just these two.

[@zaviki7819]

If its anything like Dark Sector then definitly yes. Not sure if its confirmed but I would think Arthur Tenno is related to Hayden Tenno

[@javannapoli2018]

Some of the lore you can read from Whispers in the Wall imply that it isn't an 'excalibur suit' that Arthur is wearing, but that Albrecht took Helminth tech back in time and made people into 'partial warframes.' So it's likely that this is just Arthurs body now lol.

[@quantumblauthor7300]

​@@javannapoli2018which would explain the coughing and passing out; early candidates didn't maintain their individuality long

[@F1rstp3rson]

Are Warframes not Human before they become warframes? This is what i have understood from this mess of a story.

[@quantumblauthor7300]

@@F1rstp3rson The originals were humans, volunteers or otherwise, infected with the Helminth strain of the Technocyte (Infestation). Crafting warframes presumably involves crafting raw infested materials to fit the template of those original victims. One of the more straightforward parts of the lore, with the occasional exception _(Glares at Revenant Prime)_

[@altered-silicone]

Regarding your questions over the "copyright protection" part - the new update came with extra lore that you get by defeating the Scathing/Mocking Whispers in the missions that come with the new Albrecht lab tileset. It adds more details about what Albrecht was up to and also describes the vessels and tells you more about Arthur and Albrecht's plans regarding 1999. If you're impatient, there are videos of the narrations on KZbin too. :P

[@vorerstniemand]

What exactly do I have to do for those? I think I missed them somehow

[@radiofloyd2359]

​@@vorerstniemandyou find a floating book that is screaming void tongue at you and unbind them.

[@vorerstniemand]

@@radiofloyd2359 And what do I do if I dont get the drop like 5 times in a row? I need 8 more to complete all entries and its a bit painful 🙃

[@radiofloyd2359]

@@vorerstniemand this is warframe unfortunately 😔

[@TheTolnoc]

"It's herald are the stars it fells." is a seriously fantastic description.

[@kimthemisfit]

43:03 I'm still watching, so I dunno if you figured it out by the end yet, but Albrecht and Loid loved each other, in the romantic sense. That's why Loid keeps calling him "my Albrecht". 44:10 The deal you made with Wally was when you were a kid on the Zariman, during the Void incident, when you shook his hand. I don't think we ever got more clarification about what the deal actually was, other than him saying he'd save everyone.

[@TheSupremeSpoon]

The deal was to save everyone on the ship, and as a bonus, reduced the infinite amount of the player character (Eternalism) into 2. Those two being the Tenno and the Drifter. What we don't know is what the price of said deal is. I theorize that Wally wants his finger back, becoming whole again so it can invade and spread to as many timelines as possible (Which is the "Strand of Khra" that Fibonacci mentions).

[@kimthemisfit]

@@TheSupremeSpoon Yeah, Wally most definitely wants his finger back. That's one thing I think we can sure of, if nothing else.

[@cgkase6210]

I'd like to think, since the Zariman thing was just a prison for the Operator, that the deal was to essentially pull the two of your character together to pull you out of hell. Save Everyone, but you have to want to leave the scared children behind.

[@joshuaSand3rs]

I also believed they loved each other in a romantic way. The way albrecht said it would be difficuilt to leave loid behind etc, everything that was said, sounded like a couple thing.

[@vorerstniemand]

How did you get to that coulple thing? Multiple people have said it now and I just dont get it. I mustve missed something, but I dont know what

[@All_Night]

Marco forgets he made a deal with Wally during New War.

[@kushogade5332]

The Warframe community is certainly what enticed me to play oh so many years ago, and lord am I glad I got sucked in. No matter what title's get thrown around in game, you are now one and truly Tenno. Also I swear I could write an ESSAY on just how mysterious and brilliant Albrecht Entrati is. One of my favorite characters by far in the game, and I cant wait to see how 1999 will develop Albrecht and the story further. In the mention of Tennocon, I'm hoping to have a costume of Albrecht's done by that time, pager and all. Wish me luck!

[@Meckell]

That careening through the labs was pretty good, you've assimilated the movement very well

[@MarcoMeatball]

Thanks!

[@alaiziarobin2318]

it baffles me how many times people dont get that Loyd is albrecht's lover.... dude practically nursed albrecht to health after the man in the wall thing and they fell in love.

[@NGBH]

so albrecht is bi? since he has kids.

[@DawnAfternoon]

@@NGBH Knowing the Orokin who knows, Albrecht could be a literal woman thanks to continuity fuckery

[@NGBH]

@@DawnAfternoon true,but he said he doesnt body swap anymore after the incident

[@DawnAfternoon]

@@NGBH Before the incident his daughter was already there so... Take that as you will lol

[@darmakx99]

I got the impression that it was unrequited love. Well, unrequited isn't the right term, but something along those lines. They clearly loved each other, but due to various circumstances and factors they may not have ever spoke it plainly. Hence the regret both Albrecht and Loid show

[@scareprankcreepypasta6716]

49:56 That face of realization that they did another alteration of This is what you are. Had the same moment, specifically in the trailer for this quest and it sent SHIVERS down my spine like hell. This sounds so full of sadness, regret and yet the wanting and belief to change what happened or at least the curage and motivation to fight against that rage, fear and dissapointment. Emotion written beautifully in music. And that ending, i dont know where to start, these sung parts sound like finally finding peace, a place to stay, a place where you, what you are and what you do are needed and wanted. It may be just me, but that are the feelings this awakens in me. But this resembles The Sacrifice again "they had learned a way to see inside an ugly, broken thing and take away it's pain." as we did once with Umbra.

[@MarcoMeatball]

Just rewatched this and got chills again. Thank you. 🙏

[@scareprankcreepypasta6716]

@@MarcoMeatball I have to thank YOU for making the operatic part of WFs music more accessable to folks like me that prefer metal, deathcore and (hard)techno. Never was into classical or operatic music so i had no clue before i watched your analysis of WFs and duviris music :)

[@Mad-Lad-Chad]

So I have no idea why your videos have been getting recommended to me but they're fun. And you are absolutely making me want to play Warframe again.

[@darkwebuser9580]

VOUL NE XATA VOHK ,MAHRA LOHK ? Means "Are you ready to face the trutht ,Void demon ?

[@kaiserium8551]

At first, I wasn't sure if you'd stick with this game but here we are! It's awesome to see new players take in the magic Warframe has to offer

[@snorpus]

the gay time travelers update is very fun

[@serinahighcomasi2248]

Not sure if you noticed this, or perhaps someone else pointed it out by now, but the Orokin phrase on the Entrati house coat of arms/symbol translates as “No god above knowledge.”

[@quantumblauthor7300]

Simaris would approve

[@TheTolnoc]

Umbra continues to remain a very relevant frame as Arthur runs around with an Excalibur suit.

[@YumLemmingKebabs]

Mother Entrati (Euleria from the quiz in The New War) is his daughter. Father Entrati is his son in law and Grandmother is whatever you call your son in law's mom.

[@emperorpalpatine373]

And to add to this, Dagath's lore involves Grandmother, definitely a good listen if you have the dojo room.

[@YumLemmingKebabs]

@@emperorpalpatine373 Yeah, and you actually get to learn something about her in the process!

[@chloekaftan]

Just for the record, the infested entrati family do have names, you just dont get to find out about them until you level up your rank with their faction.

[@deathbird1202]

Son in laws mother is his Sister-in-law

[@YumLemmingKebabs]

@deathbird1202 that makes sense but I've never heard anyone use that term.

[@monsterboone]

I always love this part 53:11 of this song. Just feel soo primal about it and also fitting that we are now going to fight against a Elder dark God this new saga for Warframe

[@comickazii6629]

The memory of love scene shakes me every time.

[@Jaxonhellsing]

27:24 I could've sworn Rebecca Ford said to not worry about getting striked when they played NIN's Into the void, but now people are getting striked everywhere when it plays. edit: yeah, found the tennocon 2023 video and at 1:39:35 in the video and Rebecca says "Don't worry, all content creators are safe. Don't worry about strikes"

[@thatonepenguinperson618]

It was only safe during the time of the original stream (while co-streaming the event). They released a tweet right before this update also mentioning that it would be safe to stream around the updates launch but not after.

[@Jaxonhellsing]

@@thatonepenguinperson618 ah ok, I didn't know that. thanks. I don't really do twitter so I don't have much info from game companies and stuff

[@quantumblauthor7300]

​@@thatonepenguinperson618typical DE communication failure

[@thatonepenguinperson618]

@@quantumblauthor7300 say what you want but at least they're communicating (unlike Bungie and their skeleton crew of a community team lol)

[@quantumblauthor7300]

@@thatonepenguinperson618 yeah it's clearly not for lack of trying, they just constantly put lots of stuff on their own plates

[@Recca471]

I think that when Albrecht first travelled to the void, he imprinted on the entity, creating it, shaping it. The indifference could symbolise his own and also all humanity's indifficerence. There's a saying that goes He who allows oppression shares the crime. I think that the indifference in humans is dangerous and that's what the man in the wall analogy is about. We do know that the void is shaped like reflections of the tenno universe but duviri further elaborates on this by establishing that reality in the void can be shaped by visitors like the self-proclaimed child-king tenno who creates his own world. When Albrect Entrati as essentially the first person to ever set foot in the void did so, he created a reflection of himself and then fled from it. His fear and pain during the trauma of entering this unknown realm, might have shaped it's first individual. The conceit and greed masquerading itself in his desperation to amount to something in the decadent world of the orokin society might have likewise shaped the void entity. His shunning of the void entity's ask for friendship in that fearful meeting might have sparked it's fury. The idea that it's not Albrecht Entrati that escapes the void but the indifference is also exciting but more likely from my pov is that it split Albrecht, stealing his voice and his sight for itself. The Albrecht that escapes the void could be tainted alike how the Cavia are.

[@Giganotus]

I'm loving the new eldritch direction Warframe is taking. I love Wally/The Indifference. It's all so wacky and freaky, and I'm looking forward to what DE has in store

[@Svrahe]

I’m so glad you’ve been playing this game. Tennocon is so cool I wish I could go to one, maybe someday though I’m hopeful.

[@coneuman]

It’s been an absolute pleasure experiencing these moments again through your first experiences. Beautiful game with beautiful stories.

[@Darasilverdragon]

so here's a cool fucking music fact you might have missed The particular NIN song playing during that was called *'Into the Void'* And it released... ...in the year 1999.

[@balbalofficial8212]

that ult cast at 46:21 was so perfect!

[@joshuaSand3rs]

I love that all those kuva lich mods were recited in a poem by "grandfather". I think that makes it easier for us find out the order of each mod when farming warframes. Just list from 1-8 all the poems (mods) parts, and when you get to know which ones are needed to defeat your lich, use the order of the poems, I didn't try it, but that would make sense if worked that way.

[@vorerstniemand]

I mean, we should be able to retrospectively check if thats correct since the codex keeps track of all past liches and their correct combinations

[@radiofloyd2359]

The words are not mods, they're void tongue, an ancient tongue spoken by those touched by the void. To kill a lich, you have to correctly recite the poem that makes them no longer capable of reviving.

[@kieferpugh9436]

That’s what I think is so great about this game. There is something for everyone. Music. Visuals. Gameplay. There’s like 3 different games in one. Duviri. Normal. Then all the weird modes from whispers in the wall.

[@snorpus]

i am SO excited to play 1999 and see you play it was well

[@BarelyEinstein]

You're tenno, more than just community, you're a sibling now.

[@rosedeci767]

Whispers in the wall is by far my favorite thing to have ever happened in warframe. It gave me a sense of awe. Something that I can never get back. Something only to be gained from playing the first time around

[@HectorBenitoGutierrez]

30:12 may I correct: warframes are NOT suits... If someone does not understand what I am talking of, could I recommend you replay The Sacrifice?

[@kemo_l7350]

you can find these "all entrati videos" on the path to the weird labs of entrati ( ingame, Deimos, infested family )

[@you1027]

The "ishlan shatarak ishlan shatarak" section in the Scathing Mockery boss track sounds an awful lot like a "This is Halloween" motif buried in there, and I love it.

[@andreiamendes5449]

I see those timestamp titles! You meanie! Let him praise us more! XD

[@MarcoMeatball]

😂😂😂

[@POW3RSAUC3]

That face at the very end was my reaction to finishing this quest, just jamming out and trying to figure wtf happened lol

[@Brendzun]

The same channel that made the video you watched at the start has also covered all the primary story Quests and broke down the lore and meaning of them, including recently, this quest. I'd recommend checking it out.

[@AyBee9725]

The Egyptian soundscape works really well with the overarching themes imo. Ballas named himself Narmer, for one. Then the whole void and the concepts around it are kind like the Duat, now we have this!

[@insertedgynamehere___969]

20:58 "Your a wizard, Marco."

[@elementall3623]

honestly: during the tightest harmony in warframe history, I remembered a speech: "And it wasn't their force of will Not their void devilry Not their alien darkness It was something else... It was that somehow within that derelict horror they had learned a way to see inside an ugly, broken thing and take away it's pain."

[@mactan_sc]

i love the whispers music, so much great audio design

[@marer125]

28:22 "wearing" isn't exactly correct-it is explained in Albrecht's notes:The vessels.

[@robertpopa2628]

I had not considered the egyptian influences in the game: the ba and ka, death and rebirth. Similar themes are found in other religions, but I think the egyptian concepts of ba and ka have some unique properties.

[@quantumblauthor7300]

Been messing with inaros lately, and it kinda made me realize the same thing. Even Kalymos' long golden neck brace evokes ancient Egypt. The arcanoids are almost Anubis-colored, the walls are covered in hieroglyphics

[@zap117]

the gigants end was a callback to umbra and the tenno "power" we took its pain away

[@Dragnerve.]

the deal we shook was in the ship ten zero, he gave us void pure in return of something we don't know yet. could be taken as a literal deal with the devil, hence everyone calling us a demon child.

[@Sruf.]

Albrecht is trying to change the past, prevent the orokin from being institutioned. He made his own warframes and if we don't stop him and set time on the correct parth again, like a ravenous beast, time will soon catch up with our present. This is basically kind of the same plot as Samurai Jack where unstopped in the past, Aku shaped the future in his own image.

[@GreenGuyGeno]

"VOULL NE XATA VOK, MARA LOHK?" If I have to guess, because it is a question and based on what we know, the question may translate to: "Many turned to two but who is the true you, child of the Void?"

[@robertpopa2628]

Dark Sector was supposed to be a sci-fi shooter, but the distributor had them change it to 'modern'. So, it looks like they're retconning dark sector, adjusting it to tie into warframe. Sort of like halo and marathon.

[@night15396]

Thank you this game is awsome. Have a great day.

[@steel8231]

Slight correction, Albrecht Entrati went to Warframe's 1999, aka the world where the game Dark Sector takes place.

[@alexandreaanderson514]

The other "you" is you're doppelganger. Their one the ways the Man in the Wall reaches out to you.

[@parthestarfish1303]

You should look out into the void when the lab disappears to the sandy like area and look at the skybox

[@hoody4414]

No one else who I've seen react to the 1999 part has gotten a strike. Reb even said in the reveal for the quest that content creators shouldn't need to worry about strikes for that part. You may have simply gotten bullied by the algorithm. If you contact support, I'd bet money that they'd let you play the song. I'm actually upset that this happened. I love hearing peoples' natural first-time reactions to this part almost as much as I enjoy listening to Nine Inch Nails (the band who wrote the song, which is called "Into the Void", funnily enough). It's such a hardcore section of the story, and serves as a marked change from one chapter of the story to the next.

[@shallot4991]

God I love warframe, I’m so hyped for 1999

[@ro.kn.2665]

When Duviri opera cover :O

[@pepper7372]

(Kinda a spoiler?) Eliminating the grimoire bosses that will spawn in the Sanctum missions will give you more audio logs of Entrati. They are probably my favorite bits of story in the update. You can listen to them in the codex!

[@ChocolateBro]

What about maybe watching all/most prime warframe trailers? I think you'd like some of them

[@Arc_IX]

27:45 W narration 😂

[@hypersectomy]

Great supercut

[@Unclaimed_Username]

I liked the bulk of the quest, with the exception of that it ends on a love-letter/apology to loid. I like serviskull loid considerably more than the frail version that walks with inferior flesh. So having the entire quest culminate in the release of romantic tension involving him...kind of soured the payoff of getting a new lab full of haunted shit to blast.

[@RollingTheOC]

i believe your theory that the operator is some version of Arthur holds weight, because Arthur's beard changes color depending on the operator's hair color, because I had green hair on my operator, and during that sequence, he had green on his beard.

[@sylaconnocalys8443]

Woah you’re umbra looks almost exactly like mine!

[@MarcoMeatball]

!!

[@morockapdx7174]

I guess to hint at what you are asking at roughly 28 minutes in is, how familiar are you with Digital Extreme 2006 PS3 game, Dark Sector? Hayden Tenno, the Proto-Excalibur, etc etc.

[@zap117]

dont remember if you heard the beast of t he bones story yet, im really hoping we get more story about it

[@francissigh4452]

Warframe = Art .

[@joonashannila8751]

No, The Man in the Wall is a cosmic horror. To maintain this feel and image of a comic horror, it has to maintain enough mystery.

[@malthephoenix3201]

Im surprised you got a copyright claim since NIN is pretty chill about that kinda stuff as far as I know

[@DVAted]

Nine Inch Nails - Into The Void song is cleared for all streamers to use on all platforms. At least that's what they announced during Tennocon on the reveal

[@MarcoMeatball]

Tell that to my copyright claim 😂

[@DVAted]

@@MarcoMeatball :D we'll have to check with Rebecca. Maybe the song was cleared only on streams of the Tennocon, but I thought she was pretty clear it meant for playthroughs... Maybe the copyright claim triggered automatically irrespective of the contract between Trent and D.E. We ... we will never know.

[@thebagel_lord]

44:14 what is the deal...with airline food

[@kenshi4296]

I wonder if anyone told him he can press 5 and swap to drifter or opperator and dash long hallways by double tappin/holding space. Hope this helps Marco

[@bluebloodNicholas]

you shouldn't have been copyright struck. Digital extremes, at tenno con said that the song would be free for the public to use and bought it's trademark specifically for creators like you to enjoy and live stream the moment with out worry or fear. they were deliberate about preventing this specific issue. I would contact de on their support page

[@150_asharifadhilaha2]

1999 is a pre-warframe era, you literally played excalibur before he become mindless warframe. And you can actually heard Aoi (the girl on the radio) produce mag's ult sound. So it's not an alternate universe

[@OfficerPorkchops]

There’s no way Arthur could be the same person that became the first warframe in the main timeline, the first warframes were created during the Orokin era, and the Orokin don’t even use the same calendar years as us. I’m thinking it’s more likely Albrecht meddled with that time period somehow when he arrived there, since the characters keep talking about getting him, and the infestation is spreading everywhere.

[@AmaiarAiramand]

From what little I understood about the lore so far, Warframes were created by using the infestation on elite warriors and letting them be converted into hollow husks for the Operators to use. This was also done at the same time than the unearthing of old weapons of metal and powder, since the Sentients were able to adapt to the more technologically advanced weapons way too fast. So, the fact that in the past we see an adult soldier wielding a simple sword and assault rifle and donning a very similar physique to the Excalibur warframe COULD be a sign that, in the Orokin era later on, said soldier and weapons were to be used again in the War against the Sentients. Of course it could also all just be an alternative universe/timeline, just as with the Operator/Drifter thing, but there is grounds for argumentation that in this occasion it's actually another Paradox, where Albrecht traveling to the past is the very reason that triggers all the consecutive events, creating a perfect cycle on itself

[@altered-silicone]

I don't think Arthur is THE Excalibur. Albrecht went back in time and basically copied Ballas' warframes, so I think Arthur is just Excalibur because that's what Albrecht copied (and from a meta/gameplay perspective a nod to the starter frames that we are familiar with), also note that Albrecht made Arthur and Aoi half-frames, as opposed to the full-frames in the Orokin era (who lose their humanity and need complete Tenno control, whereas Arthur retains autonomy yet still feels *someone* in his head when we Transference through the vessel). It definitely isn't an alternative universe though. :D

[@quantumblauthor7300]

Loid refers to "conceptually-embodied timelines" so it's barely even an entire alternate universe, just a chunk of one that Albrecht messed with

[@TomDrez]

I think rebecca mentionned that all contents creators were safe with the copyright of Nine Inch Nails during the livestream where 1999 was presented?

[@kemo_l7350]

"entrati" must have been recreated by "the man in the wall" to fit his desires!!?

[@inderezzed8454]

The reason you were copyright struck on the Warframe 1999 intro was because the music they used was Nine Inch Nails' "Into the Void"

[@Phazer923_ghost]

The orokin empire is based on the Roman Empire and in the Roman Empire extramarital relationships with servants weren’t extramarital hope this helps

[@quantumblauthor7300]

The orokin empire's based on a lot of empires

[@KategariYami]

Now we don't know what happens next 😊

[@joshuaSand3rs]

btw you should put your other links on the description.

[@MrDawnHU]

I just went back to warframe after like 5 years. Back in the days I just got tired of grinding, and I was shocked that how much content they put in this game in the mean time. However I feel the game is not that stable but its fine. I think thats the success of this game lies in the capability of devs creating atmospheres and the music is just amazing...sounds and music can create wonderful atmospheres and they nailed it and the story telling like in the second dream when we are just shocked for a couple of seconds and get confused about what happened, these things are unique and the game is like a good dramatic book. Full of drama, lifelike stories not pink clouds everywhere and it plays with your feelings. The closest thing to this is Detroit Become Human and Beyond two sools. Gamers especially deep thinkers and interoverts are these types, like deep meanings and stories and we like when a game playes with our feelings.

[@quantumblauthor7300]

Please use punctuation

[@ALASTOR101.]

1999, New Years, and technology going crazy? Its clearly Y2K

[@Minecrack1942]

saw your warhammer videos just now and you've got some good analysis. you should try the Ultramarines movie soundtrack, movie sucks but the song "Steel and Doom" goes hard.

[@agentmaryland1239]

"What the fuck is going on?" is Warframe in a nutshell lol. I dunno what *is* going on, but as long as I can blast it, who cares?

[@sivel7493]

Apparently the Infestation/Technocyte virus already went rampant in ages past, way back to at least 1999, and was not an original product of the Orokin,. In the lore fragments that you obtain from fighting the "whisper" mini-bosses throughout the mission, you know that Albreit was able to time-travel back to 1999 at some point, made contact with some individuals and brought Warframe technology back to that time, Arthur and Aoi probably got "warframized" by Albreit from all that. The vessels are apparently made with Arthur's and Aoi's neuro template and stuff, which is why the transference got directed to Arthur during the 1999 segment, somewhat.

[@thimovijfschaft3271]

I think Albrecht brought the Infestation to 1999 too.

[@sivel7493]

@@thimovijfschaft3271 that remains to be seen, but would Albreit be such a bastard to cause such an outbreak like that xD, perhaps

[@r4yker442]

You having to deal with copyright strike regarding NIN song here is complete incompetence on YT's part: Rebecca clearly stated in the Devstream that no copyright strikes should follow people streaming Whispers in the Wall online (the part with NIN song)

[@wulfgrumheimfjarl3346]

30:13 spoilers he is not wearing a "suit" everything from his head down is now "excaliber"

[@depressedutchman]

I knew it looked like Excalibur! Probably that is him just not fully transformed

[@HistoryMonarch1999]

Have you heard of bear mccreary I just started listening to him more after hearing his stuff in cod vanguard and god of war. Really good if you want to listen, don’t have to react to them if you don’t want