Warframe Lore - The Deadlock Protocol! Parvos Granum, The Corpus Founder! 

Same.

Same

Haha, yeah, nice comeback kid.

Is that even disputable?

Perfect execution

Nef may be a jerk, but he's a comic relief type of jerk. I make parallels between him and Boss Hogg. Even though BH was the main badguy of the show, there were times he'd go running to the Dukes for help, and get help. Enemy of my Enemy and all that...

I feel like he’ll be a relatively nice guy to us

Parvos understands that by making the entire pie bigger, his share of it grows. That's dangerous, because he will ensure his share of the profit is always greater than theirs is, while the risks are inversely proportioned. There is another Corpus with that same world view, leading a syndicate right now. Surely they will be allied. With that and the Solaris, Granum has formidable forces to start with.

@@Sorain1 Which means Parvos could easily turn one of our allies should he choose to defy us.

And what's to say that some of the tenno wont be lured to his cause, to take a seat at his table and grow fat in desire?

And what’s wrong with prosperity ...why is wanting to lift other people up through economic success such a horrible thing? What you don’t understand is that capitalism is just a mirror of human nature. We all compete, we all have certain things we want and goals we seek in life. Uplifting others quality of life via economic prosperity Sense the industrial revolution begin over two centuries ago is what has allowed more people than ever to enjoy a lifestyle that has subsequently increased every generation as every parent wants their children to have a better life than they did. Not to mention all the benefits to health society and culture as well as technology and even whatever device you’re watching RU-vid with right now wouldn’t be around without capitalism and economics. So I wouldn’t be so quick to vilify out of ignorance before you step on your own toes and become aware of your own contradictions.

George Pryor This isn’t about capitalism. This is about Granum playing chess with the Tenno’s allies

Alad V? where?

I'd be down for that, rather have him on our side

Place on the board? Yes please

The entire origin system got a heat proc because of how severe that burn was

DE has been lacking behind in story content and lore that are connected and related which progresses the plot. That's why Destiny has more views than Warframe Lore videos lol....

Zarozian Find where on the doll we asked?

Parker Bates Either way he’s right. The last time we got a cinematic story quest was almost 3 years ago. That’s pitiful. Anytime when Warframe is even noticed or matters is when a story cinematic drops. That’s just some facts

@@Zarozian someone's insecure about they favorite space shooty bang bang game

I second this.

This is a spoiler from the New War, don't press read more if you haven't played it. We save her.

His final message to us states exactly that. Alad V is the sentience lover so he will probably lead the corpus faction we fight in the new war, while Parvos will lead the corpus faction that aids us. Not sure what the Grineer are going to do, but I doubt the Worm queen wants to help us. They will probably fight both sides.

Ben Gale Salad only works with the Sentients because they have a figurative, and probably very literal, gun to his head.

Parvos is not your friend, and neither is he your enemy.

@@cthulhubecausewhynot1182 very true lol

@@consumerjtc5835 Yeah, "friend" may be too strong of a word to use for Parvos. Possibly, "ally" might work. Though, I'm assuming that, like with Nef, it might more accurately be "situational ally". We might have some run-ins with him and his forces, but as I'm sure he would be aware of, "War can make for strange bedfellows"...

Other account same person but… After finding out more about the nature of warframes I have to say I said that as a joke but Jesus Christ He really did fuck that warframe huh …

Redtext Prime

Shit kekW

iv herd industry rumors that the NEW WAR is not just a mission but a whole campaign and that is why its taking so long

@@zeonthefox its not industry rumours they literally said that its going to be like an actual war so things are going to act like it, the Scarlet Spear event was like the first part, they sent scouts to find out information about us

@@bloodprince9779 I mean like 7-12 story missions type campaign ontop of the new First missions of the game

I'm MR 12 and I'm still discovering new things.

its very involved. but once you get over that threshold its easy peasy.

I remember how confusing it was to me aswell. I first tried it during the Call of the Tempestarii update, and after 3 hours or so, I stopped playing. After many months, I decided to download it again, and give it another chance. It was The New War update. I tried it, and I ended up wasting 300 hours in it, and they are still increasing.

Such a condescending message.

Where is stallord

@@ethannazareth5390 pretty sure stallord left warframe for d2

love reading the comments to see bright ideas like this one. maybe not the whole reviving tyl regor thing as that sounds like a whole ass pull but i like the chess analogy a lot

@@Korruptec Honestly, since the Grineer specialize in cloning, with their most valuable assets getting access to the premium stock, I always figured Tyl Regor was already back. He just strikes me as the type of villain smart enough to lay low til its most fruitful and least painful, especially after the utter THRASHING he got from us Tenno.

He said he's starting to dive into it more often now. It's one of my favorites, too. Not many games can successfully combine fps and MMORPG, but Destiny and Warframe have done awesome.

Me too man d1/2 is my first

Yeah warframe is my second favorite game ever d1 and d2 tie for first

Then you sure have a horrible taste in video games

@@Wanabechef Its more fun if you put some time into it

It's free and updates every week, what have you got to lose?

@@sitchreapotere1073 Probably time

@@sitchreapotere1073 Yea a now i`am stuck on destiny 2 at the moment :-)

FashionFrame is the true endgame

It's free and updates every week, what have you got to lose?

In case you missed out on the transmissions from Parvos when he was still in power and uncovering the secrets of the Orokin Entrati, let me answer your questions one by one: 1)People did not know what actually the Granum Void is, nor did they have any means to know whether Parvos was dead or alive. The Corpus just simply wished that Parvos would come back. But since Parvos contacted Nef Anyo , the Corpus knew that he was alive and thought that if he can contact Nef, he might also be able to make a return. But Parvos couldn't just simply return to the system because he was stuck in, what you can essentially call a pocket dimension where the flow of time had simply stopped. This was made possible by the warframe Protea, that has the powers to manipulate time. When Protea sensed that Parvos's life was in danger and that there is no way he could escape, she sacrificed all of her power and basically her operation logic to create that pocket dimension (the granum void) and save Parvos. To get out of that dimension, Parvos needed to restore Protea to her former glory. So he called to Nef Anyo, who he had observed all this time and knew to be the Tenno's enemy. When we enter the Granum Void, Parvos acts like an old man in trouble and draws us close to Protea. When we do that, Protea scans us, gets her powers back and then reverses the flow of time to the point when we had not even entered the Granum void. She did not kick us out, she did not let us enter in the first place. And now, Parvos actually did have the power to return to the system. 2) The answer to this question is fairly simple. It is accepted that Parvos can strengthen the Corpus because that is the truth. He is the founder of the Corpus and is basically a genius. In fact he was intelligent enough to strike a deal with his sworn enemies and the most powerful faction in the entire system, the Orokin. That's how he obtained Protea. He is not just some greedy corpus overlord like Nef Anyo, he is actually a powerful leader with a vision. 3) Well, he could have tried to kill Parvos and finish what the old Corpus Board of Directors started. But for that he would have to know the Granum Void in and out and also locate Parvos's exact location too. But he couldn't do that thanks to Parvos's spectre particle theory which made him capable of creating an endless army of parvos spectres (that we fight in the void). So even though Nef is a short sighted cockroach, as explained by Parvos himself, he wasn't foolish enough to send in and sacrifice a dozen Crewmen in an unknown dimension and draw the current Corpus Board's negative attention. So he instead chose the debt ridden Solaris workers to do his job. And looking at how the events unfolded, he was actually correct. We barely defeated Protea and save the Solaris workers. Trying to destroy Protea and killing Parvos in his current power would be a near impossible feat for even the Tenno, for Nef Anyo even more so.

goddamit"! xD

@@t4r4g0n7 Nooooo :( I guess we need to share the first spot