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Hazards are random chance environmental modifiers, hull breaches, and encounters, which can increase the difficulty of the [[missions|mission]].
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'''Environmental Hazards''' are random chance environmental modifiers, hull breaches, and encounters, which can increase the difficulty of the [[mission]].
==Self-Destruct==
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==Mission-Based==
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===Battle Damage/Self-Destruct===
 
[[File:Self-destruct.png|right|Example of Self-Destruct hazard on Cambria (Earth)|250px]]
 
[[File:Self-destruct.png|right|Example of Self-Destruct hazard on Cambria (Earth)|250px]]
In this hazard, patches of fires are scattered across the map. Standing on the fire for longer than one second will damage the player and any enemies that walk through it. This effect can be weakened with [[Flame Repellent]]. Enemies will be alert from the very start of the mission, even if the player has not been spotted yet. Some lootable corpses will also be scattered around the map. Note that the Self-Destruct hazard is different from the Timed Extraction event. There is no timer. 
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In this hazard, patches of flaming materials are scattered across the map. Standing on the fire for longer than one second will damage the player and any enemies that walk through it; as this is {{Icon|Proc|Heat|text}} damage, {{M|Flame Repellent}} will reduce the amount of damage taken. It is possible to put down the flames with {{Icon|Proc|Cold|text}} damage. As an additional complication, enemies will be alert from the very start of the mission (even if the Tenno have not been spotted yet) and the alarm cannot be shut off until enemies have been allowed to initiate a lockdown.
   
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Some lootable corpses will also be scattered around the map at standard container spawn points.
When this hazard appears in a tileset, the Lotus will say things such as, "This ship has taken a few hits. Stay away from the fires," or "This ship has taken some damage. Grounds are combusting everywhere."
 
   
 
When this hazard appears in a [[Tile Sets|tile set]], the Lotus will say things such as, "This ship has taken a few hits. Stay away from the fire," or "This ship has taken some damage. Rounds are combusting everywhere."
This hazard is guaranteed to occur in [[Invasion]]s.
 
   
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This hazard is guaranteed during [[Reactor Sabotage]] once a Fuel cell has been placed in the fuel port. This hazard is also guaranteed during [[Invasion]]s.
==Cryogenic Leakage==
 
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===Cryogenic Leakage===
 
[[File:Cryogenic leakage.png|right|Example of Cryogenic Leakage hazard on Everest (Earth)|250px]]
 
[[File:Cryogenic leakage.png|right|Example of Cryogenic Leakage hazard on Everest (Earth)|250px]]
In this hazard, the maximum amount of shields will be lowered by 50% for the duration of the mission, shield recharge is untouched. This effect can be weakened with [[Warm Coat]]. Patches of ice are scattered across the map for aesthetic effect. Shield decrease affects both the players and enemy units. The warframe can experience small variations in direction when sliding on the patches. The patches are also solid and will raise a warframe to a slightly higher elevation than if it was not standing on an ice patch.
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In this hazard, the maximum amount of shields will be lowered by 50% (Including those given by an allied [[Shield Osprey]] or [[Orokin Drone]]) for the duration of the mission, shield recharge is unchanged. The amount of shields lost to this effect can be reduced with the {{M|Warm Coat}} mod. Note that enemies suffer reduction of shields, though the amount decreases with level. With an odd number of shields, 50% of the shields reduced will be rounded down (i.e. 225 in cryogenic leakage would be 112).
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Thick patches of ice can be found scattered around, both on the ground and clinging to the surroundings. These ice patches have their own material and collision meshes; Tenno can slide further on ice than metal or rock, as one would expect, though the ice itself is not perfectly smooth and may interfere with said maneuvers.
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When this hazard occurs, the Lotus will comment about cryogenic malfunctions or atmospheric issues.
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This hazard is also replicated when destroying the Frozen [[Infested Hive]] (without the additional ice effects) or during [[Reactor Sabotage]] (without shield reductions)
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This hazard is guaranteed during [[Reactor Sabotage]] once Coolant has been placed in the fuel port.
 
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===Low Gravity===
== Atmospheric Vent==
 
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Though originally a potential complication for any mission, this hazard is now exclusive to [[Nightmare Mode]], [[Hive Sabotage]], [[Sortie]]s, and [[Reactor Sabotage]]. As the name implies, gravity is significantly reduced, resulting in greater jump distances and similar effects.
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This hazard is also replicated when destroying the Stabilizing [[Infested Hive]].
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This hazard is guaranteed during [[Reactor Sabotage]] when a fuel cell is placed in the coolant port.
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===Faction Wars===
 
[[File:Warframe 2013-07-06 20-36-19-12.png|right|thumb|350px|Corpus invaders on a Grineer Galleon tileset]]Rarely during a mission members of the opposite faction will invade, starting small AI fights as the mission slowly transitions from one faction enemy to the other. This can take place on any map however will not happen on [[Assassination]], [[Defense]], or [[Mobile Defense]] missions. These events commonly feature fire hazards appearing later in the mission as the faction transition occurs. This hazard is more likely to occur in the [[Orokin Derelict]]s and Mars.
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The Lotus will typically warn the player of the approach of opposing forces through one of the standard Exterminate warnings.
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This is not to be confused with the [[Invasion]] mission type. With the addition of Invasions, this mission event has become much rarer.
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===Hull Breaches===
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Found throughout the [[Infested Corpus Ship]]. these breached segments open directly to space, and as with the Decompression event below, exposure to vacuum results in steady shield/health loss. Unlike regular decompression, these areas are not sealed off via lockdown, and the areas in question cannot be sealed off using console panels either. Simply moving into an adjacent area through a nearby door is sufficient to nullify the effects of vacuum, and Tenno are free to do so at any time, unlike regular decompression events.
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=== Lightning ===
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On the [[Grineer Shipyard]] tileset there is a chance for enemies and Tenno to be struck by lightning when standing in large outdoor areas. The damage done by the lightning is moderately high and can even kill weakened Tenno.
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===Decompression===
 
[[File:Atmosphere vent.png|right|Example of Atmosphere Vent on Quirinus (Mars)|250px]]
 
[[File:Atmosphere vent.png|right|Example of Atmosphere Vent on Quirinus (Mars)|250px]]
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Unlike the previous hazards, Decompression occurs when a cracked "Reinforced Glass" window has been destroyed by some form of attack (such as stray gunfire). It can be triggered by both players ''and'' enemies, and causes the immediate area to lock down, whilst all within the sealed area are subject to steady shield drain followed by health drain if shields are depleted. It will also remove any fire hazard present in the room. Players will also be staggered when the glass is broken. The lockdown can be lifted by engaging the external seals using a nearby console - these panels will light up (similar to a regular lockdown) to indicate they can be used to activate the emergency shutters. However, {{WF|Rhino}}'s {{A|Iron Skin}} will block off the damage from space.
Unlike the previous two hazards, this one occurs when a breakable window has been broken, either by bullets, melee, or an explosion. The occurrence of an atmospheric vent can be identified by the screen going blurry, and sound getting a lot softer and sometimes silent due to the vacuum. Both the player's and enemies shields will start draining, or their health if their shield is already depleted. Breakable windows that can cause an atmospheric vent hazard to occur are identified as "Reinforced Glass" when pointed at and have an HP bar.
 
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Decompression can be used offensively and defensively, as players can shoot out windows to trap a group of enemies or to prevent enemies from giving chase for a short time. Whilst the steady shield/health drain can be effective at lower levels, trying to choke enemies out in this fashion can take an extremely long time at higher levels.
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Decompression is currently only a hazard on the [[Corpus Ship]] - it is not possible to cause similar decompression events on Grineer Galleons or other space-based tilesets even if they have windows leading directly to space.
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==Archwing==
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Archwing missions are not without their own set of environmental hazards. These are, for the most part, currently limited to the [[Corpus Ship]] Trench Run tileset and [[Infested Ship (Archwing)|Infested ship]] tile set used in the raid mission [[The Jordas Verdict]].
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===Plasma Vent===
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[[File:Plasmavents.png|right|Corpus plasma vents (active)|250px]]
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These blue-flame energy vents can be found scattered throughout Corpus [[Archwing]] [[Sabotage]] and [[Exterminate]] missions; they are active for only a few seconds at a time, but whilst active, the 'flame' will deal high amounts of {{Icon|Proc|Electric|Text}} damage to anything in contact with it (upwards of 100 damage per second), and can cause the associated proc effect.
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The vents can easily destroy enemies and inflict considerable damage to players, so care should be taken around them. The vent will light up briefly before it becomes active, giving players time to get out of the way.
   
In order to stop an atmospheric vent, you have to hack a nearby console to raise shields up over the broken window. This can normally only be triggered on spaceship levels. An atmospheric vent can sometimes be strategically triggered to lockdown a horde of enemies in what is literally a death chamber, as the event often locks down the room where the window was, so long as the player shoots out the window from outside the room, so they won't take damage as well.
 
 
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===Energy Barrier===
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[[File:Energybarrier.png|right|Corpus ship energy barrier|250px]]
[[File:Warframe 2013-07-06 20-36-19-12.png|right|thumb|350px|Corpus invaders on a Grineer Galleon tileset]]Rarely during a mission members of the opposite faction will invade, starting small AI fights as the mission slowly transitions from one faction enemy to the other. This can take place on any map however will not happen on [[Assassination]], [[Defense]] or [[Mobile Defense]] missions. These events commonly feature fire hazards appearing later in the mission as the faction transition occurs.
 
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These stationary energy barriers pose little actual threat as they are always active and hard to miss, but causing contact with them will inflict a moderate amount of <!--type currently unknown, maybe radiation?--> damage. Extended contact can quickly deplete shields, so caution should still be exercised when fighting near the barriers. They will not damage health.
   
This is not to be confused with [[Invasion]].
 
 
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==Void Storm==
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===Void Storm===
[[File:Void Storm.png|right|thumb|350px|Void Storm Visual Effect]]Unique only to the [[Arid Fear Event]], during Corpus Void missions a Void Storm will occasionally happen every 30 seconds. The screen will briefly turn purple with an effect in the center of the screen. This is purely visual however.  
 
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[[File:Void Storm.png|right|thumb|350px|Void Storm Visual Effect]]
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Unique to the [[Operation: Arid Fear]], these periodic Void Storms would occur every 33 seconds. The screen briefly turned purple with an effect in the center of the screen, and all Tenno regain 25 energy - up to their warframe's maximum reserve. Aside from any mild disorientation that might arise, the Void Storms seem to have no other effects on Tenno or Corpus units.
 
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Revision as of 07:29, 14 June 2019

Environmental Hazards are random chance environmental modifiers, hull breaches, and encounters, which can increase the difficulty of the mission.

Mission-Based

Battle Damage/Self-Destruct

Example of Self-Destruct hazard on Cambria (Earth)

In this hazard, patches of flaming materials are scattered across the map. Standing on the fire for longer than one second will damage the player and any enemies that walk through it; as this is Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. damage, Mod TT 20px Flame Repellent will reduce the amount of damage taken. It is possible to put down the flames with Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. damage. As an additional complication, enemies will be alert from the very start of the mission (even if the Tenno have not been spotted yet) and the alarm cannot be shut off until enemies have been allowed to initiate a lockdown.

Some lootable corpses will also be scattered around the map at standard container spawn points.

When this hazard appears in a tile set, the Lotus will say things such as, "This ship has taken a few hits. Stay away from the fire," or "This ship has taken some damage. Rounds are combusting everywhere."

This hazard is guaranteed during Reactor Sabotage once a Fuel cell has been placed in the fuel port. This hazard is also guaranteed during Invasions.

Cryogenic Leakage

Example of Cryogenic Leakage hazard on Everest (Earth)

In this hazard, the maximum amount of shields will be lowered by 50% (Including those given by an allied Shield Osprey or Orokin Drone) for the duration of the mission, shield recharge is unchanged. The amount of shields lost to this effect can be reduced with the Mod TT 20px Warm Coat mod. Note that enemies suffer reduction of shields, though the amount decreases with level. With an odd number of shields, 50% of the shields reduced will be rounded down (i.e. 225 in cryogenic leakage would be 112).

Thick patches of ice can be found scattered around, both on the ground and clinging to the surroundings. These ice patches have their own material and collision meshes; Tenno can slide further on ice than metal or rock, as one would expect, though the ice itself is not perfectly smooth and may interfere with said maneuvers.

When this hazard occurs, the Lotus will comment about cryogenic malfunctions or atmospheric issues.

This hazard is also replicated when destroying the Frozen Infested Hive (without the additional ice effects) or during Reactor Sabotage (without shield reductions)

This hazard is guaranteed during Reactor Sabotage once Coolant has been placed in the fuel port.

Low Gravity

Though originally a potential complication for any mission, this hazard is now exclusive to Nightmare Mode, Hive Sabotage, Sorties, and Reactor Sabotage. As the name implies, gravity is significantly reduced, resulting in greater jump distances and similar effects.

This hazard is also replicated when destroying the Stabilizing Infested Hive.

This hazard is guaranteed during Reactor Sabotage when a fuel cell is placed in the coolant port.

Faction Wars

Warframe 2013-07-06 20-36-19-12

Corpus invaders on a Grineer Galleon tileset

Rarely during a mission members of the opposite faction will invade, starting small AI fights as the mission slowly transitions from one faction enemy to the other. This can take place on any map however will not happen on Assassination, Defense, or Mobile Defense missions. These events commonly feature fire hazards appearing later in the mission as the faction transition occurs. This hazard is more likely to occur in the Orokin Derelicts and Mars.

The Lotus will typically warn the player of the approach of opposing forces through one of the standard Exterminate warnings.

This is not to be confused with the Invasion mission type. With the addition of Invasions, this mission event has become much rarer.

Hull Breaches

Found throughout the Infested Corpus Ship. these breached segments open directly to space, and as with the Decompression event below, exposure to vacuum results in steady shield/health loss. Unlike regular decompression, these areas are not sealed off via lockdown, and the areas in question cannot be sealed off using console panels either. Simply moving into an adjacent area through a nearby door is sufficient to nullify the effects of vacuum, and Tenno are free to do so at any time, unlike regular decompression events.

Lightning

On the Grineer Shipyard tileset there is a chance for enemies and Tenno to be struck by lightning when standing in large outdoor areas. The damage done by the lightning is moderately high and can even kill weakened Tenno.

Player/Enemy Triggered

Decompression

Example of Atmosphere Vent on Quirinus (Mars)

Unlike the previous hazards, Decompression occurs when a cracked "Reinforced Glass" window has been destroyed by some form of attack (such as stray gunfire). It can be triggered by both players and enemies, and causes the immediate area to lock down, whilst all within the sealed area are subject to steady shield drain followed by health drain if shields are depleted. It will also remove any fire hazard present in the room. Players will also be staggered when the glass is broken. The lockdown can be lifted by engaging the external seals using a nearby console - these panels will light up (similar to a regular lockdown) to indicate they can be used to activate the emergency shutters. However, RhinoIcon272 Rhino's IronSkin130xWhite Iron Skin will block off the damage from space.

Decompression can be used offensively and defensively, as players can shoot out windows to trap a group of enemies or to prevent enemies from giving chase for a short time. Whilst the steady shield/health drain can be effective at lower levels, trying to choke enemies out in this fashion can take an extremely long time at higher levels.

Decompression is currently only a hazard on the Corpus Ship - it is not possible to cause similar decompression events on Grineer Galleons or other space-based tilesets even if they have windows leading directly to space.

Archwing

Archwing missions are not without their own set of environmental hazards. These are, for the most part, currently limited to the Corpus Ship Trench Run tileset and Infested ship tile set used in the raid mission The Jordas Verdict.

Plasma Vent

Corpus plasma vents (active)

These blue-flame energy vents can be found scattered throughout Corpus Archwing Sabotage and Exterminate missions; they are active for only a few seconds at a time, but whilst active, the 'flame' will deal high amounts of Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. damage to anything in contact with it (upwards of 100 damage per second), and can cause the associated proc effect.

The vents can easily destroy enemies and inflict considerable damage to players, so care should be taken around them. The vent will light up briefly before it becomes active, giving players time to get out of the way.

Energy Barrier

Corpus ship energy barrier

These stationary energy barriers pose little actual threat as they are always active and hard to miss, but causing contact with them will inflict a moderate amount of damage. Extended contact can quickly deplete shields, so caution should still be exercised when fighting near the barriers. They will not damage health.

Special Event

Void Storm

Void Storm

Void Storm Visual Effect

Unique to the Operation: Arid Fear, these periodic Void Storms would occur every 33 seconds. The screen briefly turned purple with an effect in the center of the screen, and all Tenno regain 25 energy - up to their warframe's maximum reserve. Aside from any mild disorientation that might arise, the Void Storms seem to have no other effects on Tenno or Corpus units.