I feel that the design direction you've suggested here is too similar to the overall appearance of Valkyr. what I see here is that like Faven with his Graxx line. FrellingHazmot is making a skin/helm that fully incorprates the aesthetics of the corpus faction. hoping "Corpra" becomes a big line of skins/helms for other frames.

Originally posted by Meme Stealer:

I feel that the design direction you've suggested here is too similar to the overall appearance of Valkyr. what I see here is that like Faven with his Graxx line. FrellingHazmot is making a skin/helm that fully incorprates the aesthetics of the corpus faction. hoping "Corpra" becomes a big line of skins/helms for other frames.

True, valkyre was subjected to experiments, but that was dissection, in otherwords, shes actualy missing parts. Such as her blue skin.
Im talking about a tenno that was partialy reconstructed with corpus tech.

The only thing i can see 'added' to valkyre lore wise by the corpus, are her shackles.

Originally posted by Blade56989:

True, valkyre was subjected to experiments, but that was dissection, in otherwords, shes actualy missing parts. Such as her blue skin.
Im talking about a tenno that was partialy reconstructed with corpus tech.

The only thing i can see 'added' to valkyre lore wise by the corpus, are her shackles.

Your idea is a fantastic one, but unless DE enables content creators to modify/add to models, I don't think the execution would look too much different than this. Content creators can only make new helmet models, we're still limited to the base, non-premium Warframe model... which means that minimalism like this often works far, far better.

Originally posted by FlecktarnWolf:

Originally posted by Blade56989:

True, valkyre was subjected to experiments, but that was dissection, in otherwords, shes actualy missing parts. Such as her blue skin.
Im talking about a tenno that was partialy reconstructed with corpus tech.

The only thing i can see 'added' to valkyre lore wise by the corpus, are her shackles.

Your idea is a fantastic one, but unless DE enables content creators to modify/add to models, I don't think the execution would look too much different than this. Content creators can only make new helmet models, we're still limited to the base, non-premium Warframe model... which means that minimalism like this often works far, far better.

Im not saying specificaly to add/modify models, however you make a good point. I would be rather difficult to do unless your working with the original model and alter it.
But basic reskins dont apear to be an issue, and you cant reskin without the model.

However this talk did give me an idea. The more i think about my other idea, the less i like it, because i actualy do want to see a clean corpus looking product. I just dont like how this one turned out.

I mean You did do a great job, it just doesnt seem quite right. I genuinly want to see the creator start a corpus line, like the Graxx line of skins.
But when you think about it, the reason the graxx skins work soo well is because they look like what the frames would be if the Grineer captured and repurpoused the warframes. But the thing is, the grineer build themselves, the corpus dont, they build robots.

So It might be better to base an excal skin more off the corpus robots, rather than the corpus themselves.
If the creator sees this, id like to hear their thoughts.

This has alot of potential, but needs some more work. I really loved the leg armor and helm, but the rest of it makes him look like a guy in a suit compared to a modifide warframe like in the Grax line. You might try adding some MOA elements in to give it a feling of durability. While I do understand your use of cloth, on exalibur its a fine balance between armor and cloth usage. On a frame like Mag or Nova the cloth would be a great usage.