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Nope, their Infested Monsters on the inside.
The Warframes were created first, in which they merged the Super Soldier and Techocyte projects to create Warframes. However, they had the same flaw the Technocyte had, they were uncontrollable beasts. Early experiments with Transference was to much for normal human Host so that project was put on ice.
Then, in a weird twist of fate, a ship disappeared into the Void for like a year and when it came back everyone was dead except the children who were corrupted and had gained extremely powerful Void ablitys. And in another merging of projects it was discovered the Tenno's altered form and power allowed them to successfuly Transfere into a Warframe and not die. And as an additinal bonus Warframe were capable of channeling the Void energy in a controled form and not getting destroyed in the process.
So now the Orokin have the most powerful soldier ever created, with the most powerful power source ever known, and they are all children who can be easily manipulated. The Orokin hit a gold mine.
Well, until their godlike super weapons turn on them that is. Bye bye Empire!
point is there is lore in this game and while some things may not relate to real world - all things relate to each other in game. It is called world of Warframe, that's what many games do, create their own world that's not related to real one, at least for the most part....
get to know it before you open your mouth about it, but tbh, you did not talk about lore 1 word so far, just empty words of you not being able to understand it, and rejection to actually read 1 thing about it or watch 1 youtube video....
tho democracy learned us that your ignorance is as valuable as opinion of people here who really know the lore
ehm, warframes weren't created long after the tenno incident?
They are. They were developed by the orokin as an answer to the Sentient threat. Also, as shown in TSD or TWW (cant remember which) they can still operate on their own, although it seems like its a rare occurence.
Im not sure about he part of them going berserk when theyre not being controlled, seeing as that isnt what happened when it moved on its own in the quest.
Rhino Prime Codex.
Basically the Zariman Ten-Zero reappears from the Void, they find everyone on it missing except a bunch of kids, all of them with poorly controlled void-based superpowers. Those very same superpowers scare the absolute crap out of the Orokin because they defy all known laws of their super-science, and thus, are the one thing that could permanently kill an Orokin.
The Orokin Council of Executors wanted to put them to death, but Margulis intervened, negotiating with Executor Ballas to have the Tenno placed in Stasis within Transference chambers instead. For defying the Council, Margulis was executed, but they kept the Tenno at Ballas's insistence.
Then the Old War happened. All 'conventional' Orokin super-weapons failed against the Sentient invaders. Most of those weapons were consumed, subverted, or destroyed. Without any other options, the Orokin discovered that the Tenno, if allowed to Transfer into a Warframe (which was too organic for the Sentient to subvert), and armed with weapons too primitive for the Sentient to interact with (guns and blades), could fight the Sentient in a way no other soldier could, thanks to their Void-based powers. After all, the Void is utterly-lethal poison to the Sentient and even a small exposure is enough to render a Sentient sterile. This is what let the Orokin win the Old War - shame they didn't survive what happened next.
Unclear, but it is implyed the Warframes were created before the idea of using Tenno Operators came up.
What i only get is that the "tenno" inside the armor broke free from the corpus and started a mayhem valkyr-style, and it seems that the guy called davis believed to find where lotus hides the "tenno".
From what I gather, they experimented with using technocyte golems to fight the Sentient, which...kinda worked. The Sentient couldn't subvert them, but they also couldn't be controlled - they rampaged as soon as they were set free from their restraints. The result was the Infestation ("An Orokin weapon, that backfired") which the Orokin managed to get back under wraps during the waning years of the Old War. Dr. Tengus of the Grineer would unwittingly unleash them again not long after the Tenno began reappearing in the Origin system.
Research into a way to control Technocyte golems lead to the creation of the Transference phenomenon, which allowed a being to basically 'possess' another remotely. Experiments in controlling technocyte golems with Transference (as detailed in the Rhino Prime codex) eventually lead to the creation of true Warframes - Technocyte golems that served to amplify and channel Void powers for their operators, supplied Void energy by the Transference of the Tenno in control over them.
Warframes can be Operated by non-Tenno (look at The Silver Grove and Titania), but it's far more difficult for them to do, they can't do it without a Transference chamber, and mistakes can happen. These mistakes can lead to unintentional possession or damage to one's mind or sense of self.
The Rhino Prime codex takes place before the creation of Excalibur, during the experiments to control Technocyte Golems with Transference. Davis and his colleague find themselves on the recieving end of an experiment gone awry - a Technocyte golem run amok, smashing and eating guards and intending to consume them.
They retreated into the room where the Tenno were being held in stasis, only for the Transference to finally take hold, stopping the rampaging golem and leaving it looking on in horror at its blood-soaked hands as a new mind settles into control over the body. This was the first successful Transference experiment on a Technocyte golem, and the first step toward the creation of Warframes.
i think you fooling around on porpuse just becouse you dont want to admit i was right.
There is no Tenno inside the exoskeleton. It is not a suit. It is an Armored Technocyte construct. The inside is both mechanical and biological, housed inside an armored exoskeleton. Warframes breath and bleed. They do not sleep, they never get tired.
And that was not Corpus, those were Orokin, people who worked on the Warframes. The Rhino Prime codex appears to be when they first had the idea of using Tenno Operators.
If the technocyte golems agressive behaviour holds true, why the warframe becomes a potato during the second dream and war within out of body moments?
Unclear, but:
How tenno managed to replicate such a failsafe if they didn't know about transference until the second dream? non-prime versions of the warframes are tenno attempts to recreate the orokin technology but even them lost the knowledge to create such advanced armors.
Everything is built from Blueprints, and the thing that actualy builds our stuff is an Orokin era Orbiter controlled by a Cephalon who may or may not have been an Orokin himself. His duty is to protect the Operator, I'm guessing a built-in failsafe would be mandatory for him.