Beast of Battle: The Tenno have five different flavors of this:.With the Operators being able to empathize with, and then take away the pain of the Warframes, the frames found a measure of peace and self control. The Orokin didn't quite help themselves with trying to brutalize the Warframes into compliance and functionality. They were humans infested with an Orokin-engineered strain of the Infestation, turning them into suffering, insane, superhuman killing machines. 'The Sacrifice' quest tells the exact of the origins of the Warframes.And then when we think we have the answer, they muddy the water again by showing an unpiloted Warframe move under its own volition, making as many questions as we got answers. They are indeed human (albeit with Void powers), and hardly physically and psychologically older than teens and the Warframes are robotic Remote Bodies. This gets expanded upon in 'The Second Dream' quest, where the Tenno are shown to be not inside the Warframes.Initially, it wasn't entirely clear if the Tenno were superhumans, robots, or something in between. Capable of superhuman feats of strength, endurance, and agility, having straight up superpowers, not an inch of flesh being seen, and the only hint of biology being bleeding out when close to death.Dante Unbound suggests most of this confusion is due to the existence of Dante, an independent Warframe whose human host kept his sanity after being converted and wound up blurring the line from his charisma. For that matter, there is also a question as to which Warframes had Operators and which did not, as some cases such as Gara and Qorvex are heavily implied to never have an operator controlling them before present times, while most others such as Ember and Excalibur seem to have been connected to Operators. Ambiguous Situation: How much of a Warframe's established personality is its own and how much of it is an Operator's personality leaking through is ultimately up in the air.Eudico refers to the Tenno as 'Sparky' because of their glitzy and shiny Warframes that glow in the dark.

These include 'Surah' (a well-liked and respected person), 'Killer', and 'Cetus' Champion'.

While initially referred to as the distant 'Outworlder', Konzu and the other Ostrons frequently tag friendly nicknames to the Tenno as their standing with them increases.

Action Hero: Most of their activities can be summed up as, 'Cut a bloody swathe through the enemy to achieve an objective and blast their way out through an equally bloody exfiltration.'.

Proto-Frames do not have this problem, being fully capable of functioning on their own. However, if the link to its operator is cut, the warframe will cease to function.unless the operator is in mortal danger.

Achilles' Heel: The Warframes, while each having certain roles, are fully capable of doing well in any combat situation, especially if modified using Helminth Alchemy.

Each Warframe is built with a specific purpose or 'theme' in mind, such as Elemental Powers, animal themes, geographical or historical concepts, or particular weapons and fighting styles.

The titular frames the Tenno use in battle. I hope this gets fixed soon Excal is one of my favorite frames, and I really like to use him against Wolf.- Excerpt from Orokin 'Warframe' Archives If anyone experienced this before the rework, that throws this idea out the window. melee switching to gun has a discrepancy in the code), just a thought. I know I'm not really adding a whole lot to the conversation, but the more attention this gets the more likely it will be fixed.Īlso a user by the name tyrex08 mentioned that they just used Umbra for the first time since the melee rework and that they hadn't experienced the bug the previous time they used Umbra, so it's likely that update introduced this bug, I'm surprised this wasn't noticed in testing, might have something to do with the auto blocking and how when you right click it brings your gun out now (i.e. When I'm on Umbra normally using the Dash ability will fix it 95% of the time, the bug will occur whether or not I deactivate Exalted Blade before switching to operator or activating the Archwing. I too am experiencing this, though much more often on Umbra, but my weapons don't always get locked out (I don't think this has happened when I had host, but happens a lot more when I have poor ping with host), when switching back from operator mode it happens about 100% of the time, when I'm on my Prime this doesn't really happen in instanced missions, but when I'm on PoE on my Prime using the Archwing will intermittently cause a similar bug since I have to melee to deactivate it (is there another button to deactivate the Archwing? I briefly looked and found nothing).

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