All posts by Twilight053

Nope. Volt shield doesn't block Eidolon. Tried and true.

I also agree with everything you've mentioned. After some consideration, it may be better make both the forums and blogs more accessible for a start. We can also purge the blog policy about forbidding Warframe Ideas to encourage more discussion.

Should introduction blog be considered as a clutter? The thing with these blogs is that they are possible new users of the wiki (and I have made an introductionary blog), and marking their blog for deletion would more likely drive them away rather than make them feel welcome.

Hello, apologies for my horrible bad writing. You were right that English isn't my native language, not to mention I picked up a bad habit back in school where I would just write the general idea and then bullshit around with purple prose to meet the word quota - That might be the reason why my writing feels so wrong.

But thanks for proofreading my shit writing!

Like Smith said, this was a decision made by the marketing team at Wikia. We unfortunately have little to no say in this regard.

You can, however opt out of the autoplay by simply selecting the gear button on the bottom right of the video player and disabling Autoplay Videos.

Like so: https://puu.sh/yNySf/6df3257072.png

Hello there.

For me, Limbo has two abilities does virtually the same thing (1 and 2), what I had in mind when I heard they wanted to rework him was to merge power 1 and 2 and add another ability.

cross-game trading violates the eula of the game, locking

2015 and 2014 wiki pranks were much worse than this year's

im dissapointed

Span doesn't work with in-line, so I use Div instaed.

That testing is for the initial drop rate of a mod. As for the rarity percentages, when drops are rolled, it draws from either the common table, the uncommon table, the rare table and the legendary table (yes, it is a thing) at a fixed percentage. If you sum all the rare percentages in a drop table, such as datamined sortie or arcane enhancement rewards, you would notice that regardless on how few or many rares there are, the total never deviates from one fixed number--This fixed number is what I am using in my formulae (until you pointed out it's outdated). There are exceptions for this when there are no common, uncommon, or rare mods present in the drop table; but that's another story.

In layman's terms, killing 5,000 enemies with three rares in the table will yield Rare A, Rare B and Rare C; killing 5,000 enemies with one rare in the table will yield Rare A, Rare A and Rare A.

Yes, the color will be bronze/silver/gold. :)

Got some good feedbacks here and there, gonna fiddle around with the template to automate all the process (coloring, alignment, and math in case the formula is wrong). Might take a while since I'm busy IRL, but I'll get it done.

Old datamine, also personal testing.

Regarding NoBrainz's issue, I will consider switching over to the classic Bronze Silver Gold coloring, but for the most part I doubt that any players would be confused since a simple look at the percentage easily tells which is rarity the mod is.

Regarding DaExile's issue, some enemies have exclusive Fusion Core drops, where one enemy can only drop uncommon while the other can only drop rare. The point of the color coding is to indicate readers the rarity of Fusion Core that can drop, or if it can drop all rarities.

Regarding Rngd444's issue, it also quickly came to me that most editor get rid of the duplicate cores in the infoboxes, as a result, most of the drop percentages are inaccurate as of now. Once I have gathered enough feedback, I will double check the entire codex to make sure of the mod drop accuracy. Thank you for pointing it out.