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On another note, I'm curious about why you think this is "not warframe"? The entire game is built around swapping between different frames with vastly different skills, abilities, and specialties. From a mechanical point of view, this quest is little more than you being placed into a "squishy summoner frame" and being asked to learn how they work. This is not the first quest where you are given control of something you cannot modify and simply have to make due with the default/baseline power level of that thing.
Queso deserves better than that.