Well, I'm not sure where your knowledge base sits on a timeline, but seemingly yes. These changes were made some months ago though (Jade shadows iirc), so I assume you are a returning player? There's been a lot of gameplay/system changes over the years, and most are welcome. I would recommend reading the Jade Shadows changelog for a catch-up on this particular issue at the very least.
https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Update_36#Update_36.0
Because of the changes to damage and health types (or rather, the removal of health classes) - now that damage types are tied to faction, just mod for that particular faction and the boss will be correspondingly weak to the same elements as well. Radiation used to +75% damage to alloy armour (which is what most bosses used to use as a health type), but now that health types are gone, you pay attention to faction weaknesses instead
To answer my own question, did some testing, and the answer seems to be no. This conclusion also applies to Summoner's Wrath.
Does arcane Camisado affect Sevagoth's 1? I'm aware that his 4 is unaffected, but it isn't listed in either allowed or disallowed interactions on the wiki. I ask because I suspect it works because the 1 shadows show as allies on map and are actively "summoned" into existence.
Please let me know if you can confirm.
Missing Sevagoth Prime, Sevagoth Prime's Shadow, and Shadow Claws prime stats, and labelling of "Asep prime" instead of Sevagoth prime. Also missing acquisition and crafting information.
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Like ^ mentioned, this is a terrible question. Best at what? Damage per second, Kills per minute, Crowd Control, Tanking, Support, Team play, appearance, subjective feel and bias, comfort, and God forbid, fun?
Gloom is a very nice choice, and/or alternatively you can use Molt Reconstruct.
I've done it on multiple weapons. Burston prime incarnon, prisma Angstrum incarnon, Vectis Prime (this is an example of case 2), Boltor Prime incarnon, Phantasma Prime, Strun Prime incarnon, all melee weapons with blast + melee influence, Laetum, Dual Toxycyst Incarnon, Bubonico, Miter Incarnon, Zymos, Rubico Prime, and a few more off the top of my head. I haven't even managed to test the majority of my arsenal yet, but these weapons stood out.
@Andrewlee1982 while you are right in that it isn't your conventional Damage Over Time, it also isn't quite instantaneous damage. But yeah, maybe I used DoT a bit too loosely.
@Kraeya I don't think you quite understand how blast procs work, which is fair given that they are very new. I recommend reading the relevant wiki article to get an idea of how they work. The idea generally is that you want to hit the cap as many times as possible, so it doesn't "stack" in the usual sense that other conventional DoTs do.
Blast does do more than stagger enemies. Can easily reach millions of damage even through 2700 enemy armour, and more without enemy armour. Very competitive status effect ATM. It does interact with the elementalist mods as intended and it double dips factions multipliers too.
Blast procs are an interesting and very well implemented take of DoTs. However, unlike other DoTs that can be put on mostly every weapon archetype, blast requires one of 2 things to be made good:
1. A weapon with high status procs per second to reach the 10 blast cap to cause continual 5m aoe explosions. Or;
2. A weapon that can reliably proc a single blast proc, and is able to kill enemies within 1.5s of the enemy recieving said blast proc.
Unlike other DoTs, this is a good example of making a mechanic to match the pace of the current state of the game. DE acknowledge that in the current state of the game, DoTs are just too slow to feel rewarding and natural. This balance of upfront damage combined with a status effect is quite unique, and I believe that other DoTs should exhibit a similar, but not identical, behaviour - perhaps gas to make it less gameplay degenerate.
There are a lot of weapons that can fill these conditions, but not every weapon - which I think is a good and healthy mechanic for the game. There's a reason why everyone sighs at viral/slash, it is too prevent and just works on everything for little thought/investment.
Overall, blast is very competitive on the correct weapons, and is probably my favourite status effect, followed by cold spam from companies.
My bad I misread your post. As for the new formulas, I'm not sure. It'll take a while, I assume, for that information to come around.
You need to (have) remember(ed) what email and password you used to create that PC account, because that is the login information it is expecting.
No, Nekros, or any other loot-related ability, won't work because the way the thrax die, and thus drop the Lua thrax plasm, is only through their spectral form, which can't be looted. Resource booster works though, and playing SP rewards more from mission rotation rewards.
This seems dependant on many variables, besides armour, and makes it a bit complicated to use, apart from the fact that it isn't true for all parameters.
Using the effective damage reduction formula based on armour, we know that this number will be a value in the interval [0,1); for example, 0.9 corresponds to a 90% damage reduction. Thus, the effective damage dealt as a result of armour (with no other assumptions) should be the following expression:
Effective damage = (1 - effective damage reduction due to armour) * unmodified instanced damage
Unmodified in the sense that health type advantages, damage attenuation, etc. are unaccounted for. This serves as a nice baseline however because damage reduction is multiplicative, where armour is one of few examples in the game that follows a logarithmic relationship, so other damage reduction calculations are much simpler, and can be multiplied as necessary etc.
In truth, the above expression is much more general, and if you calculate all damage reduction modifiers in aggregate, and apply it to the above, it is equivalent.
What purple colour is that? Looks really good
