Warframe OST The Sacrifice To Take Its Pain Away (1 Hour)

[@MojiMikato]

Friends : So this game is Singleplayer or Multiplayer? Me : Yes.

[@jacdaniels4039]

that's ligit what I said when explaining this game to one of my friends and he asked me the same question XD

[@nomelitoarquillano7454]

it is both

[@jacdaniels4039]

nomelito arquillano that’s what he means dude.

[@studiooftheoldwind137]

Father do you remember your shawzin

[@TheProphetOfThePan]

its an experience i tell you that

[@Drakrylos]

"We accept this memory... and move beyond its reach." Such a simple phrase, yet such a powerful message.

[@nezttele1243]

What I thought about the means of those words: Accepting what we have done in the past, but never despair and always move forward to be better

[@V-Atlas]

it really hits hard honestly.

[@USAFreewayROTF]

My favorite, honestly.

[@wizardwolf1020]

And yet people choose the other two options 😞

[@chayymeridian266]

We accept this memory and move beyond its reach

[@otetsuyao736]

We use this memory, it fuels our wrath

[@Death0Raging0God]

I would've never thought to find one of us here

[@zarachyixion9194]

We return this memory to the Void,and find peace in our emptiness

[@hiddio]

WE USE THIS MEMORY, IT FUELS OUR WRATH 2.0

[@bruhhunter8258]

Region chat: F

[@brandoncsirbaugh]

I lost my child ten years ago this year. Its one of the hardest things to see your dreams and hopes die in front of you. Umbra is me in so many ways. All you think about is the pain and how much it hurts. Soon that becomes all you think about. But even though I have my demons, it doesn't mean that I am alone. Sometimes in order to face our demons, we need the help of others. Umbra helped me see that. I am Umbra. This quest is my favorite in all of the media I have taken part in. Thank you Digital Extremes and Thank you for making this video. You All helping me take the pain away. I am so Proud to be a TENNO.

[@scavengergp6323]

i am sorry for your loss , losing someone you love is the hardest thing in life , dont give up :(

[@pennywisethedancingclown6083]

Dude i feel the same... i lost one of the greatest gfs i had but now shes with someone better... we are both umbra

[@scavengergp6323]

We are all umbra because life beats up everyday

[@pennywisethedancingclown6083]

I miss her so much

[@pennywisethedancingclown6083]

But ive moved on and i accept that memory and move on with my future

[@Super787B]

We had created monsters we couldn't control. We drugged them, tortured them, eviscerated them... We brutalized their minds... but it did not work. Until they came. And it was not their force of will - not their Void devilry - not their alien darkness... it was 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 its pain.

[@panossgoyras9236]

mate i think that this is a comment that wanted to see ballas words when you finding the letters

[@KingOfTheQuincies]

We use this memory it fuels our wrath

[@masonkdodd]

We accept this memory... and move beyond its reach.

[@agnieszkaciechanowska9216]

Cuz they had void powers from the void demona and they didnt think that they were ugly and broken things

[@tatermctot5895]

Sophia Sharinghousen Made Ordis a lil salty too 😂

[@omaedaachillies3209]

I relate to umbra.... the dreams of seeing your older brother became successful, the dream of him having his own family, all perishes within the matter of seconds, he fell to the ground lifeless, in your own arms, on your special day, it was supposed to be a happy day and yet, that day is now the day you mourned and grieved for your lost. "We use this memory to fuel our wrath" is how I feel after what happened to my own brother, in front of me on my own birthday, he laid in my arm, his breath slowly fades and the last word he said to me was "take care"... He was a big fan of warframe, I cried when I saw this quest, did all I can as an MR6 to get him, and his storyline is as painful as my real life is at some point. To see the one you love and adore, gone in front of you. And you have no control over it, it's the most devastating feelings. And just like when we first encountered umbra, he still has his guard up, never letting anyone to control nor know him better, because of how damaged he was. That, is how I am. The absence of him in my life has changed me slowly, and just like what ballas said, "Howl all you want, it won't bring him back" is how everyone around me said about him... "Cry, Scream and Shout all you want, it won't bring him back". The Sacrifice quest itself made me feel like I am a part of umbra himself.... He might be fictional but we both share the same pain, the same regret and the same remorse. I am a Tenno, the operator for my Warframe, but Umbra, is it's own Operator and it's own Warframe. ~0M43D4_Y0SH10

[@anishavanishkoneti5765]

Damn But sorry for your loss 😞

[@teceg6462]

That hit me hard in the heart. I am sorry for you're loss.

[@GhostyHomie]

Warframe Fan base: Oh my gosh! "This Is Who You Are" is so beautiful! The Sacrifice: *Hold My Kuva!* **Makes To Take It's Pain Away**

[@dimenzhion]

this is what you are* xdd

[@Hyndsy]

Hold my skiajati*

[@brotheralaric7177]

when you realise all the frame were people . . .and now they're nothing more than automaton . . Sometime i think all the roar of Valkyr are just those that are left, like an Echo, of all the pain she felt.

[@Lingeringwill4784]

Kuva is basically kool-aid for the tenno

[@Tyleregor4588]

@@brotheralaric7177 What about those who volunteered

[@kelixbro3456]

This quest, this theme will forever be amazing. Had a close friend who loved playing Warframe, I pretty much grew up with him. Losing him months ago was painful, even till now it still is. Coming here reminds me of him, we used to talk about this game a lot. He would always talk about his builds and he loved doing Arbitration runs and Steel Path, he was a sucker for high level content. All he wanted was for the pain to end, so I hope that maybe it was finally taken away... I feel I still haven't accepted what has happened, if anything I've felt more empty then ever, but coming here always feels nice. Time flies doesn't it?

[@sekkhmetx9133]

dad: why are you crying playin video game?? dad played the quest: Ballas is a piece of ****

[@SuperViciana]

You got damn right 😢

[@thespaceman5808]

Fullstorm lol I told him to squirm like the maggot he is

[@conifer_05]

But Ballas has the best rekts tho

[@IHaino]

@@thespaceman5808 I did too but I also said sense my operator had the umbra headband and cool looking I said this was inevitable

[@joshpalmer2925]

i made a poster of him and burnt him me: HOWS THIS FOR A BURNING MEMORY?! QUITE LITERALLY

[@strangeone4070]

Father. Do you remember your shawzin?

[@The-OtherHalf]

I..I do

[@MusicCreations237]

Remember how you’d sing smiles from Juran to us?

[@gachaiscringe8148]

@@MusicCreations237 Umbra:PTSD flash backs

[@caingamin2]

I was looking for music fragments and while doing that I had to hear him say that around 5-6 times ugh

[@erenjeager5290]

My sister: Ugh I just lost one of my fake nails Me: it’s fine My sister: have you ever felt sadness in your life? Also me: *To take its pain away*

[@kevinmoris7154]

How is it in the walls mr titan shifter

[@erenjeager5290]

@@kevinmoris7154 I’m anime only but I’m not having a great time

[@ZackagonXM]

@@kevinmoris7154 It’s the man

[@princesscadance197]

The last words that someone has before departing this world will always stay with you, haunting you. When my aunt contracted Stage 4 Lung cancer, it tortured her, ravaged her, it played with her. At a certain point, she’d lost basically all of her body mass, and was little more than a skeleton with a layer of flesh covering it. Having to have everything done for her. I recall her last words being that she was at peace with what was happening to her, that she knew she wouldn’t live for much longer, and that she accepted that. While that was supposed to bring peace to her family, all it brought was grief for most, and rage for me. I’ve always had a temper issue, almost always having a constant anger, yet, trying to repress it to not harm those around me. “We use this memory. It fuels our wrath.” hit deeper for me, because all I felt was wrath for the next few years. “We accept this memory, and move beyond its reach.” is how I’ve begun to feel as I come to terms with those I’ve lost.

[@realmoelesterplays5895]

I hope you can feel better soon I am sorry for your loss, the hardest death in the family on me was my dogs death since that is when I started to realize What it was and I lost my grandpa to some type of Cancer when I was 5

[@diegocervantes9560]

First, let it all out. Then make of your situation, and see what you can do and put it to use. Don’t let emotions get the better of you. You can, and will be able to control them. Good day, friend.

[@djidona]

This message make me cry... For you... For your aunt... This game have a special sensibility and many people have feeling it. Thank to thus game for creating that...

[@nextgeneration6898]

That is a deep story but this game has managed your temper fellow tenno

[@auser994]

This song is perfect in the context of the quest. "To take its pain away" how the operator, even with umbra hurting and resisting, was determined to help the guilt-filled warframe in search for something they (the operator) loved the most. "Smiles of Juran" (its other title) maybe Juran being a metaphor for the memory of Umbra's son and the smiles being the fact that umbra loved his son and shouldn't be wanting revenge on ballas for turning him(umbra) into the imperfect warframe but should be happy that it wasn't his fault for killing his son as in the vitruvian it mentions how the orokin turned the best they had into the warframes unwillingly and in the quest it mentions that Umbra was one of the best Dax as he gained the Lua cross (which must have been a great reward). Umbra, after the sacrifice, now rests in peace, knowing that he isn't completely hated, but is loved by the operator. And the guitar solo at the start represents how lonely umbra is after his son's death but as the music gets more "active" it shows how he found his way and found peace after bonding with the operator

[@gloriouschungus5602]

drugs.

[@user-vn2mb5nt7n]

I mean, i used Umbra In the New War, just to give some revenge.

[@thewarlock8487]

Some time ago, a sweet space mom once said: "Dream... Not of what you are... but of what you *want* to be."

[@realmoelesterplays5895]

I miss space mom.. please come back with the milk.🙁

[@pg13snipez]

​@@realmoelesterplays5895 She came back, and we have a space twin now

[@localman6551]

Umbra excalibur must be a good guitar player if he played this for his kids.

[@737Garrus]

Guitarist Prime!

[@SeszerCaesar]

mesa may have the fastest guns in the stars but umbra is the best and fastest shawzin player

[@LightningLord2609]

Can he teach me?

[@The-OtherHalf]

@@LightningLord2609 no

[@LightningLord2609]

Excalibur Umbra **Sad guitar noob noises**

[@oscartriano5976]

how many people are like Umbra? Torturing themselves with own burning memories and leaving a trail of destruction and sufferring like Umbra did when he wreack out of the orbiter. There is nothing more powerful than an attitude and compassionate words. Let's start being gentle with ourselves. Despiste we already did our choice in the sacrifice quest I think all them are valid.

[@caingamin2]

The people that are like umbra have a single memory of their past so I doubt there's many of them.

[@beauubonoske436]

I agree with you everyone and everything is like Umbra in their own way

[@zaydon5281]

"We return this memory to the Void and find peace in our emptiness."

[@AngelVocal]

@Vayne Carudas Solidor this is why yer gon get a heart attack

[@SrRurik]

@Vayne Carudas Solidor I'm sorry sir but i think you meant "WE ACCEPT THIS MEMORYAND MOVE BEYOND ITS REACH" thank you very much...

[@The-OtherHalf]

@@SrRurik i have heard all

[@The-OtherHalf]

@@SrRurik but

[@The-OtherHalf]

@@SrRurik i feel more emptiness

[@ChapterZaandam]

You have been playing for over an hour. Please don't forget to take a break. For those who disliked: “Your actions have consequences...”?

[@kcculla]

Your crimes against @ChapterZaadam will be justified

[@user-dv6km8oe2g]

Just going to leave a dislike then as I really could do with more stalker encounters ;)

[@thewarlock8487]

that remembers me from the "WHEN WILL YOU LEARN, THAT YOUR ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES!!!" kid.

[@dabosslaya]

Zanukas are after them

[@someguy2347]

At least give me the fucking sword this time!

[@Zaknafiein]

Leaves from the vine Falling so slow Like fragile tiny shells Drifting in the foam Little soldier boy Come marching home Brave soldier boy Comes marching home

[@lukewilliams6607]

I was not expecting this here, that is an emotional ambush.

[@voidzz4100]

Kyouku avatar the last airbendr was really cool

[@akhannar9368]

It's remarkable how well these two stories go together...

[@tatermctot5895]

I’m not tearbending! You’re tearbending!

[@USAFreewayROTF]

That hit so hard, it matches Umbra perfectly.

[@sonofozpin1098]

And it was not their force of will - not their Void devilry - not their alien darkness... it was 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 its pain.

[@NovaSkiesx]

This song hits deeply for so many of us on an emotional level. Reading the comments and seeing people share their pain and grief filled experiences, in a way, is such a beautiful thing. That a game can bring together a community like this to give each other support. I believe each and every one of us is like Umbra in some way. And we all have "operators" to keep us from falling into darkness, whether that be family or friends or even the gaming community in general. Digital Extremes needs to know how impactful their game truly is. ❤

[@davyjones999]

Those kind and warming words you shared over here show that you are more than Umbra. You are an Operator. Keep faith in yourself and follow your path. I wish you luck and strenght on whatever way you may chose, fellow Tenno sister! ❤️

[@anishavanishkoneti5765]

Davy Jones I don’t think she’s a sir

[@davyjones999]

Ooouff... Well that was an embarrassing mistake. I am sorry. 😣

[@bobshnwinkle-9058]

Me: "This is what you are" from the second dream is the best soundtrack ever! DE: Psyche!

[@anishavanishkoneti5765]

Lol

[@gavinmcktrenna1351]

I watched my grandad die in front me, choking on his own fluids. I felt angry cause I couldn’t do anything. It became, my, “Single burning memory.” I use it to fuel my actions, my wrath, my life. People die, but remember that they are at peace. You need to be able to move on. I am my own umbra. I have my own demons and angels. So many people have been my guide, support; my operator. Remember the fallen move on for them.

[@anishavanishkoneti5765]

Imma sorry for your loss

[@redrumgmv161]

"We had created monsters we couldn't control. We drugged them, tortured them, eviscerated them... we brutalized their minds, but it did not work. Until they came. And it was not their force of will, not their Void devilry, not their alien darkness... it was 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 its pain."

[@rosavilescrow2674]

The songs in this game are spot on, really conveys the sadness and later acceptance, cant help but feel bad for excalibro

[@tatermctot5895]

Rosavile's Crow Umbra deserves all the hugs

[@The-OtherHalf]

@@tatermctot5895 ☺️

[@roger1835]

man warframe is just....its just.........so good i cant even describe it in words its just amanzing and the lore and.......i love this game

[@samualrobinson7093]

It's pretty amazing for a game that when it was released had no lore

[@roger1835]

@@samualrobinson7093 yeah

[@anishavanishkoneti5765]

But the problem is that you actually understand the lore in the second dream and by then halve of the players have already quit thinking this is just another shooter but in reality is such a great game

[@roger1835]

@@anishavanishkoneti5765 we both are very late to this comment and yes it is very sad that some players quit before one of the best quests of the game

[@anishavanishkoneti5765]

Roger Otto ya

[@8__mario]

This song and the "The Second Dream/This Is What You Are" are so good! I actually would like to see and hear more of this in the game, more quests like this, it has this short-film feeling, I could totally see Warframe being developed into a major movie adaptation like Star Wars.

[@thisisntevenmyfinalform6623]

Pls no, one of the things that makes the story of warframe so satisfying is the grind and connection you develop with the characters, and I don't think that that can be accurately conveyed in an hour or two. For instance, the reveal from the second dream quest dosent hit as hard if you have just started the game.

[@zearcjustice7837]

that feel of after 200+ hour of game play you are greetted with a character creation screen is priceless

[@kcculla]

No this would make a horrible movie, on my furthest account I have just completed this quest last week, have 150 hours on the game with 2 prime vault packs purchased and prior experience on Xbox and PC

[@requiem2012]

If there's ANYONE who is still listening to this, let me know. I can't bear to think that this game is dying...

[@moe2184]

im listening theres still hope

[@realmoelesterplays5895]

I won’t give up on the game until the story finishes when I will play for another year or two when I will finish probably because I love the game and it has one of the nicest communities

[@callmecrazy8677]

[@Sancturios]

I am playing as well. It is, for my taste, the best game i have ever played and will play. Fun and lots of friends i made, some of which i still play regularly

[@krautworks]

Still playing it actively. I sometimes take longer pauses, but I'll never fully leave this masterpiece of a game behind. :)

[@vbiron8203]

Even though its just a game i take pride in being a Tenno once a child like any other.

[@geeram001]

“ We use this memory to fuel our wrath”

[@AlexanderMC2209112212]

"We return this memory to the void and find peace in our emptiness"

[@risky8640]

“We accept this memory and move beyond its reach”

[@kcculla]

A war machine, with one burning memory (I know the one burning memory is a quote not sure if the rest is)

[@Squidoinkoo]

Vay Hek: "Tenno, are you ready for A SACRIFICE" Umbra: "Hold by beer" And now we have this. When you're actually appreciative of Vay Hek

[@dragon-ye2mw]

haha more like: "Hold my shawzin"

[@LightningLord2609]

I feel the memories coming back... umbra is definitely my favourite warframe of all time. Weak or not, i main em.

[@andrewwallwork9257]

I owe my ability to focus on my midterm paper -- and, indeed, my overall college GPA -- to this upload.

[@scifiguy1974]

When I first looked at warframe all I saw was robot ninjas in space, I almost did not even continue playing warframe. I am happy I stayed warframe is more than a game, it is a story. One that I am happy to have watched unfold. Thank you DE

[@lixix1337]

Feeling Better, Kiddo? I... i killed him... Isaah... Oh, did you now? Is that how you remember it? Yes... Good... *Chuckles*

[@raduotilia7657]

Ap

[@haterparticular2610]

Que gay...

[@DavidUtau]

@@haterparticular2610 dijo el gay :v

[@platinumgames1314]

Gsus By writing this you created an AU where the tenno did remember it as him killing isaah, thus spiraling further down into the madness of wally's plans

[@james-ew9vb]

I remember hearing that

[@angelicoe9540]

I wonder if each Umbra is gonna have their own quest where you help them come to terms with a horrible memory

[@swab7572]

yes pls

[@kcculla]

Not for a while, next quest is saving mom in the new war, or hopefully saving her...

[@caiovargas111]

No. Needs to be something different or it will only become just another sad story

[@mega7758]

Probs not, next quests are going to be a total war with spacemom, trying to rebuild the grineer and corpus that you have slaughtered for no reason other than she told you to. They never did anything to the tenno yet we destroyed our potential allies just because Natah told us to do so

[@CrazyDutchguys]

@@mega7758 The grineer are genocidal twatwaffles that kill innocents so they can expand their empire. The Corpus are a bunch of greedy asshats that do anything for profit, morals only being something that gets in the way of profit. No reason.

[@PolarizedStar]

"We accept this memory, and move beyond it's reach." That hit me hard

[@lostonessoul5154]

Warframes cannot speak....yet the moment you link with Umbra I swear in my mind I hear three words whispered. "We are ONE." Those words echo quietly in my mind. Because they are true.

[@princecasper2613]

Is it wrong I know just about everything to the sacrifice quest, but have not played it? I lost internet before it released on console, so I couldn't play it. My friends/clan mates came together to get the weapon I was farming for. They did within a day. I am honored to such great company.

[@tatermctot5895]

Your squad/clan seems like cool people! Were you able to play it later on?

[@princecasper2613]

@@tatermctot5895 yes i was its been close to a year now. Thanks for the kind comment.

[@gd3500]

Umbra is the manifestation of what vengeance can do to you. But we as the operator helped umbra overcome his grief and find peace, because he did not want revenge against Baliss but revenge against himself.

[@tatermctot5895]

When you think about it, the Shawzin being played in the beginning....It’s Umbra. He’s playing in honor of Isaah and acceptance of what had become of him and his son. Especially since you don’t hear this music anywhere else except after the quest.... after the Operator heals him so to speak.

[@RavenWolffe77]

We accept this memory. And move beyond its reach.

[@Tyleregor4588]

You can hear it on somachord

[@thepcexperience3u557]

"We return this memory to the void and find peace in our emptiness" ❤

[@kitsuneofnight]

Could it be possible that Umbra has a sort of parental bond with the operator? Most of the people I've met have had their operator end up killing their parents, and Umbra killed his son. So, is it possible they may have sort-of... bonded in that sense too?

[@xtflogicalohio3044]

would make sense. during the bit where you first reveal yourself and umbra to ballas, he grabs you and jumps backwards once Ballas attacks.

[@TheProphetOfThePan]

this just shows, that by showing emotional support, even the more feral beast can be calmed.

[@nextgeneration6898]

Good point

[@benjamingalvan2346]

It's possible he sees the operator as his adopted child in some capacity

[@nyxebit8200]

The Tenno lost their parents and Margulis, while Umbra lost his son. A child without parents, and a parent without a child. The Operator and Umbra helps each other in their loss. Though the Operator learned to accept it, Umbra is still suffering from the last memories of his son. And that is where the Tenno understands the pain of loss

[@roger1835]

We accept the this memory , and move beyond its reach

[@xelnagaprime_1071]

"dream not of what you are but of what you want to be" -Lotus/Natah/Margulis/sentient queen oh wait shoot, wrong theme but still...

[@ven173]

A song so good you don't realise you're listening to the 1 hour version.

[@o.s.h.szenisix5188]

Same what i learned that its 1 hour from you

[@Aiotta371]

This memory is a reminder of our resolve. The Void a symbol of the sadness, the emptiness we filled with our code, our way. -Tenno- Aiotta

[@viniciusvalentini6336]

a tortured view sends the operator on a search for a warframe unlike any other

[@pennywisethedancingclown6083]

Im umbra I lost someone i loved but now shes is with a better person... i hope she is happy and this song reminds me of the pain that i felt

[@nextgeneration6898]

I actually experienced a lot of physical and mental pain from this illness i had (not gonna specify it) but long story short i had defeated the pain snd when i played this quest for the first time that one quote. "We accept this memory and move forward beyond its reach" ... It made me cry because i had finally done something that took me 4 years of pain

[@matiaslangon6799]

I love this song, it has helped me too much to move on after hard times, and the same goes for the quest itself, to accept our memories, and move beyond it's reach. Stay strong everyone, specially in these hard times, we all lift together.

[@redrumgmv161]

I actually come back to this song every once in a while. Especially when I feel sad or lonely. For some reason it makes me feel... stuff. I am not a very emotional person, but yet I almost cry everytime I listen to this song.

[@panossgoyras9236]

im the only one who think that the music of this quest its like rain always calm your inside

[@angelicoe9540]

Great music for talking out your problems

[@InfiniteFangirl]

When the cutscene with Umbra losing his fucking mind and this theme came on, I got really teary eyed

[@minigamer1967]

Growing up over seas was hard, you never get to keep your friends close and feel alone all the time. And at the really bad posts it's scary when your young. You don't know if your bus ride to school today could end up with you dead. Or sometimes even in the good places your American so your the subject of mockery. It's hard, and when your own siblings seem to have it out for you it can be rough. I found warframe... sheesh it seems so long now, but shortly after they switched Loki for Volt as the starter. Mag was who I picked and I was welcomed into this whole new world, this wild fun crazy time eating community of fashion obsessed nut jobs who helped me grow instead of berating me. And through it all this game really carried me. It's people and it's story. Just... wow. And this song really just kinda rocked my world the first time around and every time after. To Take Away it's Pain. How this community took away my pain. And by the comments, the pain of so many others. Thank you. All of you.

[@princesscadance197]

The idea that DE made players feel for a literal robot suit which never even speaks is impressive.

[@cindervee478]

Warframes aren't robots though

[@MOSTHATED183rd]

James Nowell didn’t the logs say they were infested humans or something along that?

[@jamesnowell6368]

@@MOSTHATED183rd yup

[@surebit9870]

They are people with a unique strand of the infestation. Given another body and left as a husk.

[@realmoelesterplays5895]

The most wholesome comment section on KZbin

[@cherandshane2683]

Agreed

[@hunterk03]

I love how relateable the characters in Warframe are. For myself I have alot in common with Rell. Warframes stories are very deep and speak to the human condition.

[@cafesoubrette7077]

I really found something in Umbra for me idk its hard to explain but hope you doing fine my friend we all lift together :)

[@ValunarTonix]

When those emotion cards showed up during Rell's segments my autistic head knew immediately what to do with them.

[@Zero-Two-002]

If someone hit the dislike button, that person doesn't deserve life

[@akirahatsuo3871]

Aaahhhh the song i used to play with my Shawzin-Umbra-

[@ILikeSandwiches464]

"We accept this memory... and move beyond its reach." 5 years later, this phrase still remains empowering, thank you whoever you are out there

[@MrTheGuyGaming]

Love this soundtrack, it really makes you stop for a second and think

[@RedVanquish]

Umbra needs a Father’s Day event.

[@mosurikutenpi]

True! I'm gonna ask about this in the forums

[@marcelovieira519]

My friend once said: "This is trash, OMG" *Now he's impaled in an Exalted Umbra Blade in my wall*

[@v4void60]

Automated message from ???: your actions have consequences.

[@hushchild688]

I impaled him 4 months later with some Nezha spears

[@anishavanishkoneti5765]

Lol my brother also thinks this sucks but I had the most fun I ever had by playing this game. Thank you DE ❤️

[@platinumgames1314]

**Radial howl intensifies**

[@bass2762]

@@platinumgames1314 **Radial awooo intensifies**

[@colelacroix3445]

This song shows that even in a time of great strife. Like the Old war to now in the current time that when the tenno finally awake from their long slumber and see the solar system in such disarray that there can be peace. not peace from the combat and bloodshed mind you, but peace of mind and peace for the soul. This song taught us that and umbra made it possible.

[@captaincalm374]

This game is very special since it helps relate to a lot of people who have witnessed tragedies, mainly death of family members and friends, and playing it helps these unfortunate players to get some peace and closure.

[@clydejared]

Think of not who your think about who you want to be

[@risky8640]

Dream not of what you are but of what you want to be*

[@KryoHelt]

Me telling my friend to get warframe. My friend: if I get it Me:it’s free My friend:noooooo

[@mehmeh1234]

The worst thing to lose is yourself when you're at the point of no return. To have yourself broken to the point that you want to Sacrifice your life. So that the pain stops and yet to rebuild yourself from a broken mess inside, and to bring peace to the war within. Is something I'm still going through. This song reminds me of my depression. Which has left me scared and wounded. But with time any wound and any scar will heal. This Song Brings Me Peace.

[@Ahmed-uw2po]

Damn, it's already been a year

[@MREric083]

Yeah what a surprise time just flew by.

[@umbraexcalibur8921]

We send this memory back to the void and find peace in our emptiness.

[@kodawolf9569]

We use this memory, It fuels our Wrath....

[@zoolande6076]

This and ghosts of void are my favourite soundtracks from Warframe and is in my top 5 soundtracks

[@Clever_Girll]

This song reminds me of an online friend I once had. We’d spend almost every day, talking and just spending time with one another. That was until I got news from their sibling that they had sadly passed away. That anger and grief of loosing them broke me. Playing this quest truly reminded me of those emotions, but in a good way. I could truly relate to Umbra and why this song really connects to me on an emotional level. This song truly encapsulates all those emotions, the sadness, the anger, and finally the overcoming of said emotions. Do those feelings ever go away? Not necessarily. However quoting Warframe, “We accept this memory, and move past its reach.”

[@heavyduty1179]

I know this is a game, but the stories and meanings behind this game is so much more than people come to realize. If you truly look into the sayings of choices we have like "We accept this memory.. and move beyond it's reach." you can't help but to wonder "is there something in my life like that?" the only time you truly see something like that is when something similar happened to the writer of the story. all through out Warframe they put us into IRL problems but shown in a different way. this game teaches you and most don''t even realize it.

[@lilagony3068]

This is and will ever be one of the greatest masterpieces ever in gaming history. At least for me.

[@strangeone4070]

My favorite warframe music

[@mamafif3389]

Poor umbra, was a good warrior and now, an even better warrior

[@eternium21]

I have many regrets. I made many mistakes. I see many things I could change for the better but I am too late. This quest, this story, this song has made me exept my past. If it weren't for this quest I don't know how long would it take for me to recover. But now I accept this memorys and I move beyond them.

[@nerosparda9576]

Anybody here from 2019? And works his ass off to have this one of a kind warframe?

[@shadowlmg8686]

my guy you have no idea how hard i grinded for this epic frame

[@easyr5303]

We had created monsters we couldnt control....

[@roger1835]

We drugged them, tortured them, eviscerated them... We brutalized their minds... but it did not work. Until they came. And it was not their force of will - not their Void devilry - not their alien darkness... it was 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 its pain.

[@easyr5303]

We use this memory, it fuels our wrath

[@easyr5303]

we accept this memory, and move beyond its reach

[@easyr5303]

We return this memory to the void and find peace i our emptiness

[@roger1835]

1 year ago, i was here listening to this song...i am still here, this music just gives me internal peace.

[@DatBrasss]

Interesting to see some people's vitriolic response to the healthiest choice.

[@saryn9683]

nice,i think umbra is a sad warframe because he had killed his son in the sacrifice

[@cherandshane2683]

Ah it kills me to respond like this but Ah He didnt kill his son on purpose agh

[@sheravmaharaj317]

My grandmother had breast cancer. For a long time after her passing all I could think about was 'I should have spent more time with her" or "I don't feel like I made her proud". So it came as a shock to me when playing this silly space ninja game it hit me hard with the message behind the sacrifice. Just like how Umbra needed someone to help him come to acceptance of his past this game helped me confront my own and realize that for all the things I could've done for my grandmother I did just as many good things. We can't change the past but instead hold onto the best parts of it. Remember Tenno, "We accept this memory, and move beyond its reach"

[@Kinessmata-Akkadian]

Losing a friend, a family, or even a part of yourself as a person. Trauma, pain, sadness, it can all be hard to move on. To let go. I went through an awful time in middle school and high school due to a divorce that went on for 5 years between my parents. Everything was both about me, and never about me during that time. Both of them wanted nothing more than getting back at each other, ignoring my needs. And being a teenager during that time, I was of course going through the typical changes of starting to discover myself as a person, individual from any others. But, some of those "minor changes" weren't acceptable to my father, wanting me to be a "normal, manly man" kind of son. Inspired in part by his religious intolerance of anything straying from the norm, he chose it more important to use me choosing to make probably the most important decision in my life to hurt both me and my mother when I moved in with her to finally escape his bullshit. Using the legal loophole of me being a minor at the time still, he'd stolen my entire bank account from me. We tried suing him for it back, but it was corrupt court case in the end, as we didn't get to speak our side. I've lived with that hurt, that pain, for years. The things my father said and did to me mentally and emotionally, all so he could get "revenge" on my mother. It hurt. And for so long I lived with these memories. Until about a year ago, I met someone who was not only willing to hear my story, but actually help me begin to heal in whatever ways they could. The nicest person I'd ever met, almost even a version of the kind of person I could of been had my childhood not gone like it did. And as it turned out, though we met on a game called Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis, he also played Warframe, and helped me properly get into the game and enjoy it. I love the game. I was never religious, and I don't know if I ever will be. But for the sake of this friend of mine, I genuinely hope deep down I'm wrong, so that this friend can go to a truly better place than this world we live in now. People like them are a rarity, and I found my "Guardian Angel." I'll cherish them forever as long as I live. I still hurt sometimes from the memories, but with my Guardian Angel, I can finally "Accept this memory, and begin to move beyond its reach." To all my fellow Tenno, I say this. Find your Guardian Angel. And don't let go.

[@mosurikutenpi]

This memory. It fuels our wrath.

[@Faz726]

Esta música me Ayudo a recordar todos mis recuerdos, Gracias por Traernos esta Música, Muchas gracias, Si ni fuera por esta Música Estuviera Triste...

[@laihin7357]

Yesterday my father died because of cancer.. I really feel the pain inside umbra. Thanks DE creating a wonderful story

[@Abb-overseer]

"We accept this memory, and move beyond its reach." and "Dream, not of what you are, but of what you want to be." and "Yes... yes... she has foreseen it."

[@codyjuarezlopez5415]

Spacemom left us, we are broken. Our only hope is this relic from the past to make things right and restore the only person we call mom.

[@baroncandy3939]

One of the best quest missions made as it gives lessons beyond the game it self and to think on in real life

[@azuredominion837]

What armor or syndana is on the white Umbra Excaliburs shoulders

[@MREric083]

Like I said in the description those aren't my pictures but I checked in game and it should be the Syrinx Shoulder plates

[@ChilledFox]

Gunvolt the Azure Striker I think those came with that Baza collection

[@scottishrule8668]

It’s the skiajati

[@azuredominion837]

Scottish Rule shoulder pads not sword and my question was answered

[@o.s.h.szenisix5188]

@@azuredominion837 its apart of umbra you cant buy it

[@sinisterwolflord301]

People will suffer at one point in time, you think about it and keep thinking about it then you will get very sad about it. And it is okay to feel sad, but there is one thing you should know...We're all here for you

[@SeszerCaesar]

Why does ths have 100 thousand views but only 1,6 thousand likes

[@gamergaze2492]

I don’t know the exact quote I forget just saying. Ballas: They were able to look through the ugly broken things... And take its pain away When ballas says this it gave me the chills

[@darkwolf8787]

Umbra is my favourite Warframe because of his story and how he is

[@bazinga5674]

I almost feel there is some meaning to Umbra's torn face once he is first crafted (Also depicted in the Sunder Helmet) where, it shows himself inside the shell he was made into, and then it is quickly closed, as if trying to block away the outside world. I mean after an eternity of "a burning memory" it would make sense.