Becoming One With Umbra Cinematic | Warframe | The Sacrifice

The beautiful scene where your operator finally tames Excalibur Umbra.

[chickensox]

I wish Umbra had more of a presence in the story after this. Beyond this mission he's just another frame, albeit one that can move on its own. He deserves to be more of a character

[Deus_wukong]

Ive just noticed umbras radial howl sounds like his son yelling.

[y.matocinos]

Ballas' monologue during the unity.

It just shows how the Orokin are so flawed in their philosophy, beliefs, and behaviors. They deem themselves "so perfect on the inside" but "they are rotten, through and through", as worded by Margulis.

They dehumanized their best Dax soldiers to create weapons of mass destruction that barely anyone could hope to ever stop. They thought that the only way to control them was through violence and torture. They tried and tried until the Tenno came to be and for some reason unbeknownst to the Orokin, the Tenno controlled the Warframes like it was child's play. Literally.

But they thought it was because of the Void powers the children have. That was completely wrong. Margulis served as their mother figure and provided them the compassion and love they needed when everyone turned against them. The Tenno simply did the same for the past Dax soldiers turned into Warframes. The same thing happens here when our Operator unites with Umbra.

The Orokin are so culturally flawed to the point that the very concept of love... was FOREIGN to them.

[philbattiste]

"We accept this memory, and move beyond its reach."

[KslovihEdahs]

"....take away its pain."

To think, the last part of what Ballas said in his Vitruvian would still hold weight now.

[KingJelza]

Seeing Umbra Writhing from Pain and Anguish truly is heartbreaking. The man didn’t deserve what he went through.

[seannay]

2:24 music definitely plays a factor. I remember in the Vitruvian, Ballas giving that little speech about the Operators, and the tone of it felt ominous, but at this moment, it had a calming vibe or something..

[Ragnarock]

its kinda interesting that Balas of all people could see what the Tenno were doing with transference, and he didnt try to chalk it up to some demon trick.

[elionvasiljevic]

Best cutscen in the whole game in my opinion. It's really heart warming seeing us comforting umbra bringing back his sanity and seeing him finnaly accepting the past...

[nathanielsearle]

“We return this memory to the void and find peace in our emptiness.”

[viivirgorisesvii]

The cinematography in Warframe is so underrated. Can't wait for the new war

[icarusrising]

From the second dream to the war within to the sacrifice... I recently got into warframe due to my friend begging me to play it and these three quests have quite literally exceeded any expectation I could've ever had. Shoutout to my friend for going years on end without spoiling this story for me. He's a real one

[EzioAuditore]

When i first got umbra in the quest and when i was able to link with him and get his sword i straight up said to the sentients "i no longer fear you"

[Tyler-vuyr]

“We accept this memory and move beyond its reach”

[benolr]

Umbra the father, Lotus/Natah the mother, and the Operator their child. An odd and broken family but a family none the less.

[princesscadance]

Umbra spent his life trying to murder Ballas in revenge for what he did to he and Issah, but with the New War quest, our Tenno can finally finish what Umbra set out to do - To snuff out the gold from Ballas’s vain glory, and put him out of commission. I like to imagine that for those who didn’t bring Umbra to the New War quest, he was watching from the Orbiter, silently thanking the Tenno, feeling through some Orokin-made force that Ballas had been slain.

[petervamvakaries]

Pov: You just caught corona and ballas is the doctor...

[RGMRT]

One made from evil. The other survived it.

A shadow of the gold under the light of the void.

[yourguysheppy]

3:00 Ballas discovers love and empathy LMAO

[inquisitorialstormtrooper]

Ballas still has a debt to be paid, and he will pay for what he has done to Isaah