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Shoot me any more questions you have, I like explaining stuff without spoiling the plot

Yep. It was a long time ago, and the galaxy has since gone through thousands of years of oppression at the hands of the Corpus and the Grineer, both of whom are not interested in preserving history that contradicts their propaganda.

The void is a place. And it's a place that does not conform to the laws of consensus reality. That's destructive, yes, but it's more complex than that. The most obvious effect of void contamination is it causes madness. That's why you face a bunch of "corrupted" corpus and grineer in void fissure missions. They've been driven mad by the void and are operating according to goals and motivations unknown to any sane person. It's actually super weird that the Tenno aren't corrupted by void fissures and by travelling to the void. You can be exposed to void energy no problem and you're basically fine. Maybe you'll learn why that is in a future quest.

The Orokin were a powerful and opulent empire thousands of years ago. You're actually from the Orokin era, and so are your warframes, but you've lost your memory from all that time in cryosleep and you don't know much about them anymore. You know more than an average joe, but that's not saying much because the average joe knows next to nothing except that they left behind a bunch of ruins. Ordis is in the same boat as you, he's an Orokin era cephalon, but most of his memory is corrupted. If you keep going on the main quest, you might just learn some of the secrets of the Orokin, and what the hell happened that caused their empire to fall. It had something to do with a great war, you know that much, but you don't know who the war was against. Nobody does, except maybe the Lotus.

Oh man, you're gonna like the mystery of the arcane codices when you get to that part.

Hey, nice going, I saw earlier today you were still doing mercury junction. You're progressing fast.

Where is this screen? Is it ingame?

EDIT: https://www.warframe.com/anniversary

A lot of weapons and some warframes, plus most archwings, you can only get the blueprints from clan research. My clan has done most of the research but not all. We also have a drydock for your railjack, a crimson branch for trading kuva liches, and a bash lab for your k-drive. Don't worry, you're not supposed to know what railjacks and kuva liches are yet, and you won't be able to get one of either for quite a while. But once you get an archwing, I'd be happy to take you on my railjack.

If you're interested, I can invite you to my clan and help you progress ingame. The best goal for new players to have is to unlock more planets. The planets are connected with junctions that each have a list of challenges to complete before you unlock the next planet. The challenges teach you how each planet works, teach you important game mechanics in the order you should learn them, and make sure you're keeping up on the main story.

If you're happy in Fortuna, you could also just hang out there and increase your rep with Solaris United, but open worlds are gonna start getting a bit hard compared to regular missions unless you have a great build. If you progress the star chart, you'll be introduced to all the ways of making your gear stronger at a good pace. Plus, the main story starts getting really interesting around Uranus and eventually you'll get far enough in the plot to learn what Warframe is actually about.

Boomers weren't children during WWII. Boomer means baby boomer, as in someone born during the baby boom. The baby boom happened after the war ended.

People just aren't critical enough of the institutions they live and work within. It's a sickness of the human condition that people struggle to question and to even entertain the idea of going against authority and their social groups. It's called loyalty and it should be eradicated.

We should all make throwaway lines about Rowling being a TERF. Show the assholes they have enemies everywhere.

Hey, we still have plenty of ridiculous clowns. I hear Ricky Gervais' career is still going strong