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Quotes
Nora Night is a mysterious character who acts as the voice of the pirate radio station Nightwave. Her broadcasts can be heard at random on the Orbiter's Radio Scanner.
Notes
- Her dialogue can trigger after completing a mission, leaving a player hub, or turning the Radio Scanner off and on again whilst in the Orbiter.
- Unlike normal radio scanner transmissions, Nora Night's broadcasts have subtitles (when enabled).
- Nora was first introduced ingame in Hotfix 24.2.15 (2019-02-15) on PC, Hotfix 24.2.12 (2019-01-30) on Xbox One and PS4, and Update 24.0 (2018-11-08) on Nintendo Switch.
- All platforms were able to hear her messages on February 15, 2019, despite being on different builds of the game.
Trivia
- "If nothing saves us from death, [...]" is a quote by the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.
- "For ten years I have been polishing this sword. [...]" is a quote by the Chinese poet Jia Dao.
- "It never troubles the wolf how many the sheep may be." is an attribution by English philosopher Francis Bacon to the Italian poet Virgil (the actual quote of him being "[Here we care as much/little] as the wolf heeds the number of the flock [of sheep].").
- "You live with wolves you better act like one." is a paraphrasing of an old Russian proverb ("If you live among wolves you must act like a wolf.") commonly misattributed to Soviet politician Nikita Khrushchev.
- "The Red King is at the dance," while possibly an allusion to Hunhow, it's also a reference to Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" saga, in which the main antagonist, The Crimson King, is pulling the strings from the shadows, in order to destroy all the universes connected to the Tower. One of the ways he does this is by a group of mounted robots known as Grey Wolves.
- As confirmed on Devstream #124, Nora Night's character was inspired by D.J. (Lynne Thigpen) from the cult-classic crime film The Warriors (1979).[1]
- Nora Night is voiced by Sheryl Mebane.
Media
WARFRAME - Who is Nora Night?
All of "Nora Night"s strange transmissions SPOILERS
