As such, it was understandably a big deal. Cramming a new narrative reveal on top just added to the emotion of the moment. For the first time in months, the team was back together, able to share the same space. We sat on that couch and it was the first time I had seen some of those people since Tennocon,” says Ford. For the developers on stream, there seemed to be a palpable feeling of relief at being able to show the trailer and having made it through the lockdowns, the work from home period, and the new procedures that forced a team that seems extremely close into working alone. Then, on November 30, during Devstream 158, a regular stream where some of the most senior members of the Digital Extremes team meet up to share news, insight, and development details with fans, a fantastic trailer from Blur Studios was revealed for New War. The New War has been in development for some time and was initially revealed to players during the Tennocon 2021 event in July. We also got to chat with Rebecca Ford, Live Operations and Community Director at Digital Extremes, about developing games during a pandemic, pushing Warframe toward the future, and why it’s nice to catch people by surprise sometimes. New War is certainly shaping up to be everything a Warframe player could hope for.
We were treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming content that involved everything from massive battles to exquisite explorations of lore, traversing everywhere from the cold vacuum of space to a session in a classroom. Despite this interruption to normality, the team persevered, producing a piece of work that they are hugely proud of, and feel is a vital step in the evolution of Warframe. As the pandemic displayed a worrying impact upon the world, the decision was made to work from home. Developed during lockdowns in the midst of the Covid 19 pandemic, the developers at Digital Extremes found themselves staring into the unknown without the traditional support structure of team and company in place.
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