The first component is an overview of the nebula nebula itself, through which you guide your ship along branching paths, deciding whether to board ships or move swiftly past (there’s no going backwards). Thankfully the gameplay, which consists of two interwoven components, is engaging, fun, and designed to keep you coming back for just one more excursion. Welcome to a future ruled by corporations and dodgy contractual obligations! Each ship has a distinct design, some unique rooms, and higher chance of specific crafting material. You’re initially told to scavenge several items to repair a component of the ARK, after which you get a short cutscene and are given yet another component hunt - repeat until you finish the run. The writing, item descriptions, enemy design, and animated comic book style cutscenes are always entertaining, but that’s where the narrative begins and ends.
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(petty criminals are apparently deconstructed into powder for long-term storage in the future!), instructed by an obnoxious and very British AI to recover components to fix your “ARK” ship, to escape a deadly nebula, full of decrepit ships, space stations, and foul-mouthed, cockney space-pirates.
In Void Bastards, you play as a rehydrated C.L.I.E.N.T. The end result is mechanically satisfying, even if their choice of environments is ultimately self-limiting and repetition creeps in before the end-game. This is yet another game from a team of former developers that is similar in design to The Flame in the Flood and City of Brass, which ditches the narrative for complex, roguelike gameplay. That or I'm wrong, and the Tenno truely are evolving.After a dozen hours spent playing Void Bastards, and a bit of research into the developers Blue Manchu, I’m starting to think former Irrational Games staff simply wanted to make survival-focussed roguelikes, rather than the linear and narrative-heavy System Shock and Bioshock games. The Tenno awaken and now the Infested are attacking, as much as restoring balance to the system is a good thing, I strongly believe that the Tenno are just following their original primary directive, the killing of the "Sentient" enemy. The Tenno killed the "Sentients", then the Tenno slept. Ultimately from all this information lies the one convenient truth. The drums, the Empire, fell silent forever." Stalker was created by this.
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They were sent to kill the "Sentients" and when they succeeded the Orokin celebrated with the massive parade, in which the Tenno assassinated the emperor and most if not all the other Orokin "When the ninth beat rang a torrent of blood filled the stadium, loosed by Tenno blades. We built a frame around them, a conduit of their affliction." These few were the Tenno most likely Orokin slaves sent to the void, corrupted and repurposed. We took the twisted few that had returned from that place. The blinding night, the hellspace where our science and reason failed. If you review Excalibur's codex entry it states "In our desperation we turned to the Void. In order to counter them the Orokin created the Tenno. "Sentients" and the Orokin have been engaged in a heated war the Orokin were losing badly. Let's look at what DE has told us and shown us already. Which would very well meld with the lore of Warframe. It is very possible that the creature could be a "Sentient", but if that is the case, the Infesed themselves must be of "Sentient" decent. In reponse to the previous comment made about Mirage's story.
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