I don't care if you've never played Warframe before or are a Tenno with hundreds of hours under your fashionable space belt, you need to watch this trailer for Warframe  - Codename: Railjack. It's a free expansion that will seamlessly take you from the new open-world of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Fortuna, to ship-to-ship combat, to open-space acrobatics, to infiltrating the big bad's capital ship, all with friends fighting alongside you on turrets or in jetpacks orꦫ on foot. If that sounds f꧃amiliar, it may be because it's pretty much a fully realized response to any given video game fan request thread.

Adding this kind of a massive new gameplay experience would be sequel territory for many games; making a clean break to give the developers time and resources to build this cool new idea into their game concept, hoping fans enjoy it enough to ma🥂ke up for whatever might be left behind with the previous game. But when I asked Warframe senior producer Dave Ku🗹dirka if the team ever took other big ideas and put them on a shelf labeled "Warframe 2" instead, he responded with an exuberant "never."

"We don't shut ideas down," Kudirka said. "That's not the way our studio works. We're like, 'L🎐et's try this. Let's prototype it, if it gets somewhere we take it to the next stage.' We have people on the team that continue to release the updates that players expect. But when we have an idea like an open world or the Railjack and we believe in it we're gonna give it the best shot we can.