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Namely, a Reddit user called Spacesheepie has posted a "gentle reminder" in Digital Extremes' launching of Fortuna, a slide whose headlines states "Tenno against crunch". With all the hoopla around Red Dead Redemption 2's crunch lately, we guess it was only a matter of time before someone raised the issue in Warframe as well.
The post goes on to stress how video games are not worth the health of what's quite possibly the most beloved development team around at the moment. A bunch of fans quickly joined in echoing the sentiment - a testament to the developer-community bond that's in my mind surely unprecedented in the industry. Corny? Sure. Sweet? Most certainly.
Anyway, Fortuna was announced back at this year's along with the , which by the way launches on 20 November 2018, so 11 more days to go for Nintendo owners. We've known about the launch date of Warframe's new expansion for a , so all that's left is to get into it.
On a somewhat related note, ever since yours truly heard , I've been dreaming of the TennoCon crowds blowing the roof off of a convention centre while singing it at full roar. While there's still ample time until I get my chance to take part in screaming my guts off, I found a version that has a smaller, but equally as passionate crowd signing it at Gamescom, which I've included above. It will definitely do the trick until July rolls around.
Warframe: Fortuna also brings the Garuda warframe, described by Digital Extremes as "death's crimson maiden". Garuda's blueprint is earned by completing the Vox Solaris quest, while its component blueprints are earned through bounties in Orb Vallis.
You can find the no-crunch reminder post . We all lift together.
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