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When you purchase a t-shirt from their website between now and the end of July, you will be helping someone live a longer life.ĭaniel & Shawn Doepke live in Lakeland, Florida and are currently helping the Black Jack Creature company with a few projects while improving their skills as Haunters. Through the month of July 2014, 10% of all sales go to their friend who needs a new heart. Still a small company, the brothers share their passion for the Haunt Industry by creating apparel for Haunters and wake up each day dedicated to living the Haunt Life. In this episode of HaunTopic Radio, we interview Daniel and Shawn Deopke about their merchandise company completely focused on Haunters and living the #HauntLife.
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So I trust them to do fantasy well, and they trust us to keep Warframe going and do a good job and make them proud.Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 47:43 - 65.5MB) Some people know, some don't, and they trust us. You know, we have Pablo, and Megan, and a whole bunch of other folks behind the scenes. So it's really more of a can we do fantasy, and how do we use the lessons learned from Warframe with their experience to apply it to a different genre? They were comfortable enough with the idea that I would lead Warframe with the team. “But now they get another chance, and DE gets a chance to enter the fantasy genre. Maybe they thought Warframe was the last thing they were going to do, and they could leave and say we did it, we did what we wanted to do." Like Steve, he's worked here for 25 years! Also, in a lot of regards, so have Scott and Geoff. At this time we’ve got people who are saying goodbye to Warframe.
It's like getting off the roller coaster and into a skydive. “Honestly, it's almost more pressure, because now you have a success story to compare yourself with,” says Ford. Thankfully, it appears Warframe’s success has put the studio in a position to branch out to other projects. Back then, the game was a last ditch attempt to save the studio ( brilliantly recorded in the No Clip documentary on the studio). “Honestly, it's just promising projects, and a studio that is proud of their vision and wants to do it the right way.”įor those up to date with the history of Digital Extremes, this is certainly a reversal of fates compared to the position they found themselves in with Warframe’s launch in 2013. You can watch the announcement for the Airship Syndicate x Digital Extremes here!Īccording to Ford, Digital Extremes is open to assisting in the creation of any genre of game, not just MMOs like Warframe, Soulframe, and Airship Syndicate’s upcoming title. The team at Airship also gave a teaser of their upcoming MMO project during TennoCon as part of the announcement, embedded below. In addition to the news of a new game being created in-house, Digital Extremes also announced that it's starting up indie-publishing support with Airship Syndicate - creators of Darksiders, Genesis and recently, Ruined King: A League of Legends Story. Our team is really interested in this idea of nature and humanity colliding and we’ll be exploring a lot of those themes through our own lens while playing with ideas of restoration and exploration.” In an press release sent out following the announcement, creative director on Soulframe Geoff Crookes writes: "With Soulframe’s worldbuilding and thematic elements, we are really looking to go back to our childhood favorites and pull inspiration from the elaborate fantasy worlds that we fell in love with growing up. That's not for me.'” Rebecca Ford will be officially taking the reins of Warframe with the announcement of Soulframe. They didn't want to throw me to the wolf-frame, so to speak, and not give me a chance to say ‘whoa, this is not what I expected. The team at Digital Extremes wanted me to know that I wanted to do it. We've been in this really weird situation right now where no one knows, even though it's been happening for six months. But now that I've been doing it for six months, I feel that I can take good care of Warframe. It's fundamentally something I didn't know I wanted to do. Watch the new Soulframe announcement trailer here!
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