Condition Overload

Condition Overload
Tradeable
Can be obtained from transmutation
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Max Rank Description
+80% Melee Damage per Status Type affecting the target
General Information
Type	Melee
Polarity
Rarity	Rare
Max Rank	5
Endo Required To Max	930
Credits Required To Max	44,919
Base Capacity Cost	10
Trading Tax	8,000
Introduced	Update 19.2 (2016-12-01)
Vendor Sources
Official Drop Tables
https://www.warframe.com/droptables

Condition Overload is a melee mod that grants extra damage based on the amount of different types of status effect currently affecting the target.

Stats

Rank	Effect	Cost
0	+10%	10
1	+20%	11
2	+30%	12
3	+40%	13
4	+50%	14
5	+60%	15

Notes

• The bonus damage gained by this mod multiplies your total melee damage (including proc damage like ).
  • It can be described as follows:
    Total Damage = Modded Damage × 1.6ⁿ (with n being the number of unique status procs currently affecting the enemy).
• The bonus damage of a new status effect is not applied to the hit (or its potential damage proc) which inflicted it, meaning only subsequent strikes are amplified.
  • However, Gunblades' pellets hit consecutively and therefore can be amplified by other pellets' procs of the same shot.
• Status procs may originate from a source other than the player's melee weapon (i.e. primary and secondary weapons, Warframe abilities, other players, or the environment).
• procs linger for 2 seconds after the knockback.
• , , , , , , , , , , , , , and procs all apply to this mod for a total possible damage multiplier of up to 720.58x.
  • procs consist of two distinct status effect components – the normal stun on recovering victims which is displayed by the icon and the knockdown which isn't depicted – that can stack for additionally increased damage, up to 1152.92x with the procs listed above.
    • The damage increase from the knockdown lingers briefly longer than the one of the depicted icon.
    • Note that conditions or abilities that prevent knockdowns (e.g.  Bastille) will hinder the second component from increasing damage.
  • proc duration is too short to utilize without either heavy use of slows or  Stasis to stop proc expiration.
• Melee hits during  Stasis cause an proc which is not depicted.

Tips

• To achieve a high amount of distinct status procs, it is advised to use melee weapons that feature high attack speed with high base status chance and all physical damage types like the  Lesion or  Glaive Prime.
• For complementary ranged weapons, it is advised to use weapons that feature high fire rate or AoE with innate elemental status, such as  Staticor or  Pox.
• Certain Warframes can also inflict status and/or add damage type (plus status) to weapon's attacks, such as  Saryn,  Ember,  Volt, or  Equinox.
• Sentinels and their weapons are additional, viable sources for status effects:
  • Diriga's  Arc Coil and  Electro Pulse can cause procs.
  •  Sweeper, when modded for status chance, can proc desired elements reliably on close targets.
  •  Artax's attacks are guaranteed to proc which also adds the advantage of slowing enemies down.
• Zaw can have highest number of status procs in a single melee weapon. Plague Kripath and Plague Keewar have innate damage, in addition to all physical damage types, which means a Zaw built with one of these strikes can have up to 6 damage types, potentially providing 6 different status procs, after fully modded.
• A shot from a gunblade, e.g.  Sarpa or  Redeemer, can cause multiple status procs at once, and can rapidly deal a significant amount of damage.
  • Pellets from  Redeemer ( Prime) also have innate damage, potentially providing up to 6 different status procs, after fully modded.

Damage Multipliers

Status Effects	Multiplier
0	1x
1	1.6x
2	2.56x
3	4.10x
4	6.55x
5	10.49x
6	16.78x
7	26.84x
8	42.95x
9	68.72x
10	109.95x
11	175.92x
12	281.47x
13	450.36x
14	720.58x
15	1152.92x

Bugs

• Since Update 20.0 (2017-03-24), procs permanently linger on enemies which allows them to add bonus damage despite having no actual proc duration.

Patch History

Update 19.2 (2016-12-01)

• Introduced.