What purple colour is that? Looks really good
Is the second one Limbo?
It is indeed still the most optimal way to get endo, but also one which requires the most effort and coordination.
I recommend watching the following video to find out all you need to know about arena farming for endo:
Abilities which are affected by modding on melee weapon; for example, Khora's Whipclaw, Ash's Bladestorm, Atlas' Landslide, and so on
Everyone thinks Limbo needs his 4 to be effective, but his other playstyle is a lot more effective and versatile; using rift surge playstyle running max range and using banish and stasis to become a disgusting controller frame
If you mean wreckage from Railjack, then you do that in the dry dock
What? What do you mean?
Equilibrium and Synth Deconstruct is a very good alternative for caster Warframes who run neutral efficiency. For Warframes that go negative efficiency, the above can be paired with nourish and you'll never have to worry about energy generation ever again, granted you do need to subsume over an ability, which isn't always possible or ideal.
My favourites (in no particular order):
- Revenant
- Zephyr
- Rhino
- Mag
- Vauban
My Drifter looks so much nicer and prettier than my Operator, so I voted that Drifter is better. Otherwise they are functionally identical (except maybe their hitboxes and slight differences in roll behaviour).
Gunsen Prime is currently the best "hack and slash" melee, with Kronen Prime as a runner-up (doesn't mean it is bad).
Glaive prime is known for big AOE slash DoTs, and most crit oriented daggers are excellent with heavy attack/light attack hybrid setups (relentless combination works great).
The new Dorrclave is also a fantastic choice, especially once its passive procs.
That's just above average for most melee weapons against corpus. There's a reason people test against heavily armoured units with the highest EHPs in the game. It isn't overpowered.
It very much depends on the weapon.
Yh, I highly doubt they are going to release Gauss prime soon, because new primes usually come every 3 months, and also it usually follows a Male-Female-Male-Female... + release order when it comes to deciding a new prime. There have been a few exceptions to this, but this is otherwise the norm.
I don't get it, still.
A few amendments (nit-picks tbh) to the above.
For Revenant, he deals 5x DMG to thralls, not 8x.
As for Ash, ever since Veilbreaker, his shadow clones from his 4 scale off melee stats when performing finishers (not the slash DoT portion of the damage).
Slash DoT damage no longer deals true damage ever since Damage 3.0, instead it deals damage that ignores damage reduction from armour in its calculation, and thus notably doesn't bypass shields.
Yes
What do you mean you didn't get anything?
@BaiPesho not quite, @Trombocyc explains it perfectly.
Mods are not "installed" permanently onto your Warframe like reactors and adapters are. So once you recraft the Warframe what you can expect:
1. Mods will not be installed into the configuration, but will not be removed from your inventory either from whence you deleted the prior Warframe.
2. Anything installable, like reactors, adapters, and lenses will need to be reinstalled, and at expense, as when you delete a Warframe or weapon, such items will be deleted with the relevant thing.