The mere fact alone that Woolie and Pat shill VERY hard for Warframe, is what made me pull the plug on it early on. Basically, anything these two сuскolded miserable lame losers ever "praise" in high colors or stubbornly shill for/promote obnoxiously and loudly, instantly makes me contemplate ever touching such substances.

On the other hand, any game or piece of media that utterly and nearly instantly BTFO's Pat and Woolie SO HARD that they RAGEQUIT it and delete/uninstall it from their Steam libraries RIGHT DURING THEIR STREAMS, in front of entire world wide internet to see, like what Void Stranger did to Pat (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEeIdByeVxs&t=13075s ), makes me immensely respect the said game and makes me want to buy/yarr and download/install, and try 100%'ing that game.

I know their chat went Full Reddit Moderator years ago, but Warfarm has always been blurring transhumanism with the cosmetic chop and swap scientism via the Tenno and frames.

Has anyone gave Warframe a thorough look? I dropped it before I encountered much blatant woke trash, but I've heard it's gotten quite a bit of it.

No one (NOBODY) ever tried to pull something like this off, until Star Citizen started becoming a thing. And no one would probably dare to do it afterwards. Because this is way too much even for the industry's most fattest and biggest corpos. Even IF Star Citizen fails and trainwrecks into absolute meme of a complete disaster, it is still worth commending it for at least trying doing something nobody ever tried to pull off before OR after it.

2) Even despite the graphical and detail/LoD fidelity being shown and "flexed" in the SQ 42's gameplay presentation, it is STILL not final state and NOT maxed out graphics (for one, Star Citizen was officially capable to output resolution of up-to 16K internally since 2018, which at that point, only ONE other game in the entire industry was capable of doing - Egosoft's X4. At that point, when everything else/every setting is "maxed" in the game, and the said "maxed" is only going so far as the PU's latest current state goes (with constant updates/improvement/addition of new tech), the game consumes at least 48GB of RAM and at least 20GB of VRAM on constant, which even the most expensive GPU offerings were able to achieve/cover only just recently).

When you watch SQ 42's gameplay presentation, you should always take into consideration and remember these two things:

1) It's all (ALL of it, including all of those cut-scenes with high-profile actors and top-notch assets) running in-engine, essentially being a Machinima'esque set piece. ALL of it is real (and thus can go hilariously wrong, if physics/graphics/lighting messes up suddenly), at all times.