The Moment Warframe Changed - 10 years Of World Building - Bitesize Lore.

[@Rui_Vuusen]

I don't think enough people really give enough credit to the sacrifice. That WAS our second dream 2.0. Learning what the warframes truly are, not just some robot, but a living and feeling organism which we maintain symbiosis with. That scene where the operator invades umbra's mind, where he relives that horrible moment in his past ad nauseum, and then coming to one with him and giving peace, was just as if not more so powerful than the second dream.

[@SinnSo]

I agree

[@pastelprincess2018]

It made me want to learn more about the frames before conversion

[@brinsonopinion]

Agreed, I have many screenshots from that quest. Its visuals were uniquely spectacular to the rest of the game, in addition to the moving narrative!

[@safaiaryu12]

For some reason, I put off The Sacrifice for a long time, until I mentioned it to my roommates and they made me play it. I'm glad they did. I'm pretty sure I cried. Umbra became one of my most used frames just because of that.

[@lennonkane7603]

Man that quest was the absolute peak of Warframe. wish we'll get another second dream someday.

[@salgoragarus5854]

The second second dream Or The third dream

[@rup7591]

You will but this time literally

[@AdrianoSnorts]

Only iconic question left is the void and Wally. Stalker just f'd off. "You can tell there's everything around for it" no, there's not. There are more hints in dark souls than this type of fnaf direction

[@mutilationgaming2978]

I'm pretty that quest put a lot of us in tears cause it was that good

[@xMtF54x]

They are working on duviri for awhile ugh

[@EmpyCZ]

For me, the strongest moment in the game was with the arrival of Umbra Excalibur, when it was revealed what Ballas really is and the world in which others had to live under the boundless domination of Orokin. All of this led to the fact that I became interested in the entire Story as it was available at that time and I marveled at what I had in my eyes the whole time but simply did not see.

[@jojak0512]

Sacrifice is where Warframe's story peaked and it's just kinda gone downhill since then imo

[@VioIetteMolotov]

@@jojak0512 I don't get it man. The Second Dream, War Within and Sacrifice were such insanely well done story missions, how did the other ones just suck so bad in comparison? I took a break right after The Second Dream cause I was burnt out and came back when The Sacrifice released and I was flabberghasted by how good both new mainline quests were. And then.. The New War and The Duviri Paradox which turned out to be.. so sad and bad. The New War was a short attack on the system and The Duviri Paradox was delayed for like 3 years and it's the biggest joke in terms of story telling by far.

[@Ima9ineBreak3r]

I still get goosebumps when I hear the song "this is what you are" because of the association of it with this quest. What an amazing journey this game has been; I'm looking forward to more.

[@alexishayes9935]

That line delivery from Hunhow to Stalker at the start of the Second Dream is still one of the best in the game and even beyond. The Sacrifice also still holds a place in my heart for Smiles From Juran.

[@mrhat1073]

really showed how much of a threat Hunhow was at the time, and it also displayed that his hatred for the Tenno was much greater than Stalker's. Stalker hesitated at the thought of killing a child, but Hunhow wasted no time

[@juryoku2174]

My favorite, as someone who didn't follow the lore very closely. Was during New War, when we were stranded in space and heard Cephalon Cy call to us while just pulling up right behind you. "On you six, Tenno". I loved this moment so much, it really put the idea that the New War was gearing up at this moment.

[@HedrickArrows]

This was a very pleasant trip down the memory lane. I still would love to have a lot of those things DE had in some of the trailers, but alas we have this story that just charms. Still, who knows if those bits get back to us later! Here's to many more years of Warframe!

[@bigf0ot25]

One of the frames in that trailer looks alot like gyre fwiw

[@Bergensape]

A magnificent part of this 10 year journey was the music, the voice actors, the lyrics. We all lift together vs For Namer was absolutely fantastic. I endured the release of the mess that was the Railjack update by blasting that song as I danced on the pilot seat of my Railjack. So much care and love was put into that, and it shows. Also love every single piece of infested lore

[@ReactingJune]

Second dream, to this day, is still my favorite quest. Just the moment where they make the big reveal with the music playing just hit soo hard for me that I can never forget it

[@in-xm1py]

I forgot it the next day.

[@luixdi8885]

I love this game so much, really want to see it go and grow for another decade. It is my "For life game", so I hope DE starts revisiting old content and fixing the majour content isles the game has. Lovely video king. Here's to another 10 years Tenno

[@RockNRolisss]

Yes, fixing and updating old lore and content is what it needs instead of a million warframes.

[@doshta]

yep fixing and improving the foundation is most important then keep adding new stuff on a broken one

[@boartrough2260]

I do hope they do this in the not so distant future..

[@DragonKnightJin]

@@RockNRolisss I hope they can revisit Archwing and its various components. Because I don't think many people truly *enjoy* Archwing as much as they tolerate its existence right now.

[@BlueLightningHawk]

With that eternalism timeline thing maybe there is a lore where one instance of the universe found peace because the Zariman discovered infinite McDonalds in the void.

[@Quelkaima]

I agree. It was about 6am when I finished The Second Dream (that last action sequence in the Orbiter took me over an hour to finish), and after making my choices, I ugly cried myself to sleep that morning. Years later, hearing _This is What You Are_ *still* makes me choke up a bit. We may have lost our innocence, as Tenno, in the Void Jump Gone Wrong™, but it was completely shattered after The Second Dream.

[@matthewdonaldson2662]

The Sacrifice will always be my favorite quest. It shows just how brutal the Orokin were and just how little they valued the life of those around them, it explains the Warframes origins and it gives us Umbra's story which is one of the most tragic stories in the game. But the thing that really sold it for me was the soundtrack and the scene where we comfort Umbra in his mind as Ballas explains how we control the Warframes. I only wish they did more with Umbra, I think it would be so cool to see him wander around the orbiter and interact with us.

[@WraithReaper09]

My first time playing through Sacrifice I remember telling a friend "I want to stab this guy". The way Ballas was talking (taunting) Umbra made me angry. Then the confrontation happened ... Got my wish.

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

Still wish they'd add some more Umbra Warframes. Maybe just some of the original few, like Rhino, Mag, Loki etc.

[@4Ever_2Eternitii]

NOTHING beats the Second Dream. Sometimes i wish i could play it blindly for the first time all over again just so i could relive that moment of awe...there's no other gaming moment like it. It truly is a beautiful moment.

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

I feel bad for new players who never get the full impact because the existence of Operators will almost certainly have been spoiled beforehand. Even DE have given up on trying to keep it a secret now. The fade in to the character customisation screen was just one of the biggest gut punches ever.

[@DragonKnightJin]

@@ArcaneAzmadi Even to this day, if I'm going around Cetus or Fortuna, I will try to keep the Spoiler Mode as hidden as I can. Or going around the open world with a Necramech, I'll do my best to not use Spoiler Mode too openly.

[@iDEATH]

I'm way behind, having not played in years (come on, cross-saves!), but that Second Dream reveal is one of my favourite moments from any video game I've ever played. It was so mind blowing! That perfect revelation that generated even more questions than it answered. A real watershed moment that few games have ever managed to achieve.

[@pixelbros8313]

Second dream was a game changer for sure, and is still my favorite Quest in the game. Lotus carrying the child still echoes in my mind like a fresh memory, trully a magical moment.

[@MuraCasardis]

What a wonderful retrospective. It did make me a bit emotional. Thanks for the video!!

[@AimlessSavant]

"You hesitate, shadow? But remember your despair! This is your one chance to make it end. Your hatred is too weak, shadow. Mine is strong."

[@zrugel]

really hard to pick a favorite moment. maybe the end of the new war when we get Lotus back. great recap of the history. good job.

[@memoamo956]

Man you took me back through memory, I teared up several times when I remembered quests that got my eyes tearing from way back when. You gained a new subscriber and best love to you

[@brinsonopinion]

Nicely done. I learned a lot of backstory I didn't know. When my friend got me to start playing Warframe to keep him company, I had trouble connecting to these weird looking robots. Didn't really feel any kind of emotional investment at all. But my friend very craftily never spoiled what was coming to me with the Second Dream. I absolutely had no idea that the frail figure my Warframe was saving was actually me. And it was as if from that moment on, the Warframe world opened up to me & I was hooked. That was 2 or 3 years ago (time flies). And just as I had wearied of Kahl & all things Narmer, along came Duviri & the expanded role for the Drifter. I'm sucked back in as I was when my Operator was first revealed. Thanks for the look back, as sometimes things blend together in memory!

[@shephtu6493]

Favorite moment? Lying helpless on the floor of my orbiter watching the Stalker drive his Sentient sword through the middle of my Warframe, knowing full well Dispair will cross my throat in moments. Then seeing the Warframe come to life. I. Remember wondering, "are Warframes sentient or are there traces of my Teno in there, a ghost from all those years of transference". Then the Sacrifice to tie all the questions closed. I do like the episodic nature of this game, so much.

[@JBlochNielsen]

That moment was so cool to me. I wondered so much what was happening then. I thought it was answered in War Within. We found out we can control warframes from far away and without help of machines. And then Sacrifice throws a curveball with Umbra. And the dream that other warframes might be awakened as well.

[@ceral1871]

The frame didn’t move cuz it’s Alive it moved because you used transference on it without the chair…

[@EricaDahlia]

Second Dream was by far my favourite experience in Warframe. That's where I felt like the game truly began

[@AdrianoSnorts]

Instant like. This was the best update in Warframe hands down. Only thing I could wish is if it was a bit more complete

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

No other experience in _all of gaming_ can compare to the climax of The Second Dream for me- the pod opening and your Warframe collapsing like the puppet with its strings cut that it is, your Warframe reactivating on its own to save you from Hunhow and the Stalker, the arrival of the Lotus in person to save you, and your Operator's customizable face fading in as Lotus tells you "Now we fight on two fronts, my child... the war without... and the war within..." I've played games with shocking story twists before, but no other game had ever gotten me so invested in _my_ own personal character before pulling such an incredible rug-pull. That quest was the moment that I decided I'd play Warframe for as long as remained in existence, elevating it onto my list of the greatest games ever made.

[@orangesouls7112]

I got in a bit later and never really read the codex much, so while Second Dream was a heck of a reveal, Umbral Excalibur and learning what the Warframes ACTUALLY are was a heck of a reveal for me. I need to go back and play some of the older quests again and re-read some codex entries.

[@Radio_Active369]

Second Dream really was the moment that Warframe became more than just a cool, murder robot, hack and slash game. I remember being totally blown away by the revelations that the Tenno were children and the relationship with the Warframes. Plus, (if I'm remembering this correctly) getting to customize your Tenno AFTER the quest, after being shown what we were, made it feel so much more personal and really solidified the "this is who you are" feeling.

[@AzraelNauctis]

Amazing video, giving a quick, clear summary to such a vast lore

[@begratefuleveryday3752]

The operator is what changed the game for me. Then afterwards the push to make the operator mandatory in some missions. That's when I put the game up, the operator doesn't feel at all like a warframe and removes what I used to enjoy about the game.

[@whipsandkicks91]

I really hope they expand on the entrati family as a whole they are an interesting group

[@frogov99]

I really enjoyed the sacrifice. A closer look at how a Warframe is created, setting the focus on at least one of them. Other Warframe's lore has been shared through quests and codex but this one was a more immersive experience.

[@IRMentat]

Truly a rare moment full of potential. Story wise it hit a major emotive point. Gameplay wise it opened up a neat secondary system under the AoE kills. Alas, living up to potential has been the biggest flaw of each expansion. Open world bounties that copy paste too hard, railjack that launched then was backed away from because a bunch of no lifers had no chill, a “new war” that stated and ended in cutscenes instead of being a part of a long term path forward.

[@Edluver02]

This was an Awesome Video & thanks Super Tenno 😉

[@crasterlongshanks4284]

my favorite moment isn't that popular, but it's the end of the sevagoth quest where you're fighting all the corpus as the shadow, while the sea shanty plays. then you finish the quest and realize that the entire sequence was the memory of a dying tenno, fighting his or her last battle, as they were being rescued.

[@crasterlongshanks4284]

also the harrow quest was peak, and the zariman is peak in general, and teaming up with hunhow was peak, and veso is extremely underrated, and his segment was one of my favorites in the new war, and deck 12 is peak, the deimos questline is peak, fighting eidolons is peak, and every time I go to ticker and buy someone's debt bonds it's peak, and the weird will they won't they romance between Kahl and Kaelli is WEIRD but also kind of cute in an even weirder way, and it's PEAK.

[@Sci-Fi_Freak_YT]

The Second Dream was one of my favorite moments in any form of media. Shame that The Duviri Paradox tends to spoil a little too much about the quest, not outright spoiling the twist, but makes the twist less impactful imo.

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

I know they didn't want their big new addition to the game to only be accesible to the players who'd already racked up 200+ hours on the game, but I still think it was a genuine and significant mistake to add Duviri as an alternative starting path for a new player.

[@1bluemoondj]

All right, pumpkin potato, that explains and clears up everything. Their combination of two elements a human entity and a uncontrollable symbiote or fungus. When the two combined together it creates a Warframe based off of that human element elements and the infested ( uncontrollable mutation disease) you can say it similar to X-Men. You can say that the formulation of their body is similar to that of a scaly-foot snail..... That's pretty good.

[@-cody_]

this brought back so many memories man, great video

[@brockgoff1990]

hell they need to bring back OG survival draco mission rip

[@inquisitorichijou883]

The whole story around the Zariman really fascinates me. I've always been drawn to narratives around otherworldly places and things that defy human understanding. And the story around the Void and the Zariman, up to Duviri really feels up my alley. Duviri itself is such a bizarre place with all that mysterious - and quite creepy - lore. Can't wait for more.

[@Deadeyelarry13]

Truly and amazing video great job 😭

[@Itharl]

Second Dream and War Within are still some of my favorite gaming/story moments of ALL time, but Excalibur Umbra's story definitely gets an honorable mention as one of my favorite warframe quests. The talent that DE has working on all of this is just amazing.

[@urazoe8240]

warframes story is one of my favorites in gaming, after having plaed the game for years with basicly no story to speak of and then getting to experience the second dream is just unforgetable

[@RAF1396]

Thank you for doing these!

[@The_Bird_Bird_Harder]

This video has done an excellent job of just, reminding me of all these things I've loved about Warframe over the years.

[@tinchi]

Amazing! Very nice retrospect. Also, congrats to DE for the 10 years. They are really passionate about this game and it shows.

[@platinumgames1314]

4:56 one of the most chilling phrases in the game

[@kangwamaster4638]

Honestly, I remember when I played that quest. My first thought: "This is like a Darth Vader level twist"

[@kylejolly7751]

Man the lore and story of Warframe would make some excellent anime. I also, wish they would expand the use of enimy faction characters like the Grineer Khal, Prodman or that other corpus. I can also, imagine such characters being a better solution to conclave where you play as the various factions with faction specific loadouts. Then of course to revitalise the rewards for conclave as they are out of date to what players actually want.

[@tommnox]

The memories of the Second Dream is what still keep me playing warframe since fall 2013❤

[@Foxtrot10195]

Warframe could easily be a horror game with the crazy lore it has. Murderous, savage untamed frames on the loose. I like it.

[@lucascoutinho3518]

Warframe was a game before Second Dream, and another after. I can put this as one of my favorite games quests, such the tons of feelings that quest brought to me. Warframe foi um jogo antes do Segundo Sonho, e outro depois. Posso colocá-la como uma das melhores quests dos jogos que já joguei, devido a quantidade de sentimentos que a jornada me trouxe. Love this game with my heart. I had seen Steve control Liset and say something like "space pirates" and I really wanted to play that. After a few years, during a Tennocon, Orbis Valis was presented and, along with it, the Railjack. In the same year, due to various issues inside and outside my life, I was giving up on everything. I was already tired, unwilling to do anything, just end it all. The only thing I wanted was to control a bigger ship, in space, like a Star Wars battle. I waited for the update, and when it came, it went beyond expectations. I met people, I started doing lives, and these thoughts passed as I played. Warframe saved me. The Digital Extreme team has no idea who I am, but I am so grateful to each and every one of them.

[@l4w1nc0l7]

the second dream will always be my favorite quest, as wat the lotus said...."dream, not of wat u are, but of wat u want to be" and with tat phrase, i want to be a bad ass warframe killing machine able to nuke every high lvl enemies with ease.........until DE, like stalker, had to nerf everything 🤣🤣🤣 jokes aside, the 2nd dream is like a calm lullaby tat calms the storm cheers for another 10 DE

[@Dlo2018]

my story line...discovering who we are.

[@theanti-star7151]

Really still going to mark an era for Warframe to become supported by the government even. Neuralink x Warframe, to an event of research for dissabled people to become viable to play games as well. A future that is stronger than we are now. Warframe has great potential!

[@Prossciuto]

nothing hit me as hard as seeing the tenno for the first time after playing for years thinking its just suits of armor we're swapping. although seeing wally fly out of a hole is a close second

[@axxamithaxxa4004]

Sound problems from 6:30? Just on my PC? Great vid! Greeteings.

[@TacticalPotato]

No issues for me

[@leadpaintchips9461]

Spoilers ahead! I'm glad for those who enjoy it, and I will not intentionally spoil that questline so people can make their own opinion on that moment. Myself though, that killed the lore for me. Up until that point, we were survivors trying to piece together the time before while also trying to survive in the now. Nothing was clear of the past, the present was fractured, and the future was unsteady. What we knew before the quest dropped, through the bits and pieces of the lore that we could scrape together from the remnants of the old world, is that we (the player characters) were the survivors of the ship 10-0, that our survival (because of our youth) bound us to the Void, and through that binding we could use what was effectively magic. We were taught to channel that 'magic' through our Warframes along with teaching us a version of bushido to teach us control (and to control us) to fight in a war against the enemies of the Orokin. We rebelled, and that rebellion was a key part of the downfall of the Orokin, but there wasn't much info about us. The Second Dream exposed the player character to be an edgelord preteen who knows how to shut up less then the Lotus and Ordis combined, regardless of the voicepack you chose. I didn't sign up to be that when I first started playing (back when the map was a spiderweb like chart that climbed up and to the right), and when I stuck through until the launch of that quest. I signed up to be a space ninja wizard that didn't have a clear picture and was trying to keep the delicate balance of the system in check from collapsing into itself. I checked out of the investment I had with the game and the lore at the time. That led me to checking out on the game as a whole. Tried coming back a bunch of times, but it's never grabbed me for long (despite finishing all the quests up until Denuvo's release) because despite it's fun gameplay, the lore lost that charm that it had. We're no longer trying to piece together success from the ashes of the long dead, we're fighting ever escalating threats like a poorly paced D&D game or a JRPG that doesn't know when to quit, while being bogged down in rep grinds and time gated RNG to get loot. I'm not going to hate on anyone who enjoys Warframe's lore and storytelling now. Everyone enjoys different things. The lore's not for me anymore, and won't ever be. I'm glad though that they went away from time limited, critical story beats. Those lead to the most confusion to the people that I've talked to during my attempts to come back.

[@GinoMEGuain]

Nothing did beat the Second Dream so far...and how could anything possibly do it? Once one accepts it, the others quest become much more enjoyable. Along the main storyline, The New War has easily the second place, and the War Within third. The Sacrifice is last in my personal chart (yes, even Natah is better than that imo), while my special mention has to go to the Glast Gambit; a forever and ever underestimated quest (always IMHO).

[@monkeyclub2100]

Man I need to download warframe again and play through all these quests. I haven’t played since they released the ship things.

[@KillahX669]

One of the best quest ever. Just the whole quest of unlocking operator is mindblowing

[@tiborckolozsi4845]

I truly wish Hunhow will see light again and return to the Tau system (maybe we could go with him/taken by him)

[@laxxboy20]

Sargus Ruk: "What flesh is within that Warframe? I will crush it. I will fill my lungs with your death!" Me: "hehehe el no sabe"

[@marshallgraham2178]

I remember beating that quest on my birthday, it was powerful.

[@daalt256]

I recall the emotional rush I felt at the end of the Second Dream

[@originalstapes]

Wait, there is a story? I thought is was just a cobbled together fever dream. Kill stuff that is the warframe story. The end

[@lordromanyx]

I'm still waiting for them to finally let us go to Tau. I was hoping it would be introduced in the New War.

[@Faintwolf]

Man…didn’t know klems creator passed away recently. rest in peace man. Great video btw.

[@ZeldaSam1]

1:20 I wouldn't be surprised if he did indeed possess the Lotus. 2:04 (signs cross). 9:20 (signs cross).

[@swissrollcafe]

Wonder if we ever get a warframe that has his memory intact and acts on his own Opening a path for a sidemission for its origin and what it fights for and so on Since Styanax got his animation were he acts more or less as a bountyhunter/hero, I wished he would habe gotten this theme

[@DekRavenmane]

I miss this game so much, it I had to quite due to having a PC more powerful than my Xbox console due to cross platform saving not being a thing.

[@technoviking2415]

I remember when it came out! Still my favorite quest.

[@pilotbt1617]

Never forget how many times DE has retconned the primes lore

[@tala100]

my favorite is the second dream, then we got the bow from stalker, i love stalker.

[@dsagent]

Yeah I used to love the quests in this game but lately I feel like I have no idea what is going on. I remember building umbra excal for the first time and the weird thing that happened afterwards.

[@nigo9108]

Im playing this game 6 years now and I still have no clue what's going on

[@filanfyretracker]

ahh yes when you find out how the sausage is made err warframes it just farther drives home how fracked up the Orokin were.

[@damrod]

Second stream still has a special place for me thanks to how well it was executed. It is also why i refuse to replay that quest so that my memories of it won't be tainted. Rell his quest was a pain though as the operator part was still clunky at that point if you didn't do a lot of operator only missions. Same with the new war, with how certain fights turned out to just be annoying with how they got made. Sacrifice was kinda fun though, so eh. The other quests, while still being overall fun at times were not that memorable to me. Yarelli was fun, but besides skateboarding i can't remember anything about that one. Same with limbo, something with mathematics that went boom and got him spread over the universe.

[@rugino3614]

Warframe lore: Space ninja do stuff Warframe lore after The second dream:

[@georgepowell3000]

I really like the sacrifice its most likely my favorite as a dad myself i can feel for umbra he has only the memory of that one event where he was made ti kill his own son and brought a measure of pece to him great work on the video as allways tater thank you

[@safaiaryu12]

I didn't know the player who came up with Clem passed away. I'm gonna go find that memorial in Iron Wake next time I'm on. Where is that lore about Rhino? Is that from Simaris? I don't remember that at all.

[@theanti-star7151]

I forgot about Veso for a bit... But I'm still sad we lost him

[@Xsoskeleton]

lowkey missed the early cinematic quests that just goes absolute hard on revelations, recent ones sure has its good qualities but its not really revealing anything more than we've foreseen. Prior to 2nd dream we dont even have any idea what is or what controls our warframe and then they just dropped that lorebomb, and leading towards umbra its just more revelations one thing after another. Completing the identity of what a playable Tenno is.

[@vladyvhv9579]

Some people wonder how the Man In The Wall could be both the wall and the doppleganger on the wall. Simple answer is that bother are simply illusions.

[@patrickempson7366]

So the infestation keeps memories you think it might hold a clue to the void thing… is the 1999 trailer robots infected or is it a sentient thing

[@Zexta.]

im still so mad that i was spoiled for second dream. This game's story is still greath tho and im glad i didnt get spoiled for anything else after that.

[@nikolaiprophet]

Would like to see the original system where our operators come from

[@NSAdonis]

The end of The Sacrifice is my fav

[@marcmichaud1643]

Well with a potential Stalker Update being revealed at Tenncon (Reb said its possible in the last AMA) My hope is we get to actually see The Collapse and the Orokin Emperors assassination. That would be absolute 🔥🔥 I'd also like to see a "Stalker/Hunhow Syndicate" it would be a great place to use our excess Archon Shards. You can do this and also progress the Narmer Story. So we get some orgins lore along with story progression.

[@themisspultone]

ok read the title and thought, this can only be one thing. yup was right

[@ShovelMarshy]

This quest is probably my favorite of the story quests.

[@nicktomilin383]

Why does the Lotus wearing red lipstick on the thumbnail? 😂 it wasn’t there initially

[@securatyyy]

Still don't know how your warframe moved on its own in your orbiter after being impaled by Stalker.

[@aabenhus]

It's been a good ride so far!

[@Darlf_Sevil]

i feel like duviri have more quest in the future, and in quest drifter rebuild the lost islands and create better def of this ream, or like in furtuna, duviri finaly lose, and meyby after quest duviri have new look andone time meyby split for short parts like emotion, corruptet duviri and nexst another emotion

[@icewolf06]

Yo potato have you been having any problems with your gear wheel because I can't add anything to my wheel on the ship nor to my emotes

[@theshellderinslowbrostail5422]

Second Dream was good, but The Sacrifice is Warframe's peak.

[@rosumparat]

And we still don't have Clem as a floof or statue to purchase.

[@alsathesalsa9888]

Viva Warframe. 🎉

[@mikeecl]

The Moment Warframe Changed : "character creation"

[@pixelschubser2556]

1:06 from which quest was that scene? I have never seen that before and done all main quests.

[@TacticalPotato]

New beginner cinematic

[@pixelschubser2556]

@@TacticalPotato I don't mean the scene with the 3 warframes that are getting an lightning shock up their asses. I mean the scene with lotus and the operator that comes after that.

[@rickybishop81]

It changed when void keys got removed