Sea shanties are a fairly bizarre musical trend to see in the year 2021, but there’s no denying their popularity even if it is mostly a meme. According to , sea sh꧂antieဣs originally got started in the 1400s as a means of ensuring that sailors all either pushed or pulled at the same time. That’s not really necessary on modern ocean vessels, so the sea shanty now lives on as a TikTok meme.
Not that it’s a bad thing--there are some sea shanties floating around out there. And Warframe’s new sea shanty is easily top tier.
Warframe recently released its 30.0 update, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Call of the Tempestarii. It brings with it a huge overhaul of the Railjack system, Warframe’s space-based combat mode, so having a sea shanty as the update’s theme music is hardly inappropriate. It’s also really, really good.
But it’s not just a great song. Call of the Tempestarii is a Corpus-themed update, and Digital Extremes has made it a habit of using old-timey work music to emphasize the Corpus’s horribly oppressive cꦍapitalist society. When Warframe released its Fortuna update back in 2018, which added open-world elements to Venus, Digital Extremes released 🔜“” in the trailer, a song that was heavily inspired by chain gang/slave music.
Fast forꦜward to 2021 and Digital Extremes has naile💫d Warframe’s musical tone once again with a sea shanty for an update that overhauls ship-based combat. And just like the last song, “Sleeping In The Cold Below” has .
Warframe🎃 typically defines itself humorously as the “space ninjas” game, but with this song, they’ve definitely crossed over to being “space pira﷽tes.”
Call of the Tempestarii is out now on all platforms Warframe is played, bringing with it the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Railjack rework from PC as well as the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Zephyr rework and a whole new storyline. You’ll need to have completed the Deadlock Protocol to access it, so make sure you get caught u꧟p on Protea’s questline if you haven’t completed it.