During Easter, you can hop around in Warframe with long rabbit ears and dive into new content. In an endless survival mode, there is now the rare resource Kuva to farm. Additionally, the Warframe Inaros receives the skin collection “Ramses.”
In the market, you can now grab the Lepus headgear for 5,000 Credits and the Easter color palette for 1 Credit for a limited time. The headgear gives your Warframes two giant rabbit ears that flap around with every movement.
However, don’t get too used to this look, as the ears will disappear from your inventory once the holidays are over. The Easter color palette, which predominantly features soft pink and green tones, will remain forever.
Easter Event Duration:
- PS4, Xbox until April 3
- PC until April 6
Royal Fashion for Inaros
In addition to the Easter fun, Inaros is also getting a new skin-themed trip to ancient Egypt. For the Warframe Inaros, you can now find the Ramses collection in the market, which you can unlock for 225 Platinum. The collection includes a skin that bends long swords curvily like a snake. For Inaros himself, there is the Ramses skin along with a matching Syandana cape.
Nezha has also received a new Jinza helm, and new decorations can also be found for the spaceship or clan dojo.
New Game Mode on the Kuva Fortress: Endless Survive for Kuva
You can now find a new survival mode on the Kuva Fortress (Taveuni) that rewards you with the rare resource “Kuva”. To access this mode, you must have completed the story quest “The War Within“. Kuva is quite coveted, as you can use it to transform the attributes of special Riven mods.
The mission is of the excavation/defense type.
This is how the new Kuva survival mode works:
- As usual in the “Survive” mode, players must fight an endless stream of enemies while life support systems fail around them. For each life support system, a red-marked enemy appears carrying a special Kuva catalyst
- If players carry this catalyst to the life support system, it transforms into a Kuva harvesting device. This means in the process, players give up the life support to get the coveted Kuva.
- Meanwhile, the enemies want to destroy the Kuva harvesting device and must be held off for one minute. If the enemies destroy the Kuva harvesting device, players lose both the life support systems and the Kuva.
- Once the Kuva harvesting device has run its course, players receive 200 Kuva and a little life support to survive.
Developers Playing Around with Ideas for a New User Interface
Meanwhile, on Twitter, lead developer Steve Sinclair is experimenting with ideas for a new user interface. This year, the Warframe interface is set to receive a major update. Sinclair speaks of “big ideas, risks, and ambitions” for the new user interface. Part of it will also include allowing players to customize colors.
It might be that none of the ideas currently being presented on Twitter make it to Warframe. Nevertheless, Digital Extremes aims to raise the UI standard and you can clearly see the direction this is meant to take.
What do you think of the new survival mode and the planned UI changes?
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