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CODEX

With a steady hand and quick reflexes, Mesa is a true gunfighter.

This is Mesa, the vagabond, the outcast.

Do you feel lucky, Tenno? Mesa's got the fastest guns in the stars.

—Lotus

Release Date: November 27th, 2014

The gunslinger Mesa wields both style and power to overcome her foes in a rapid shower of ballistic ordnance. Mesa shot first in Update 15.5 (2014-11-27).

Acquisition

Mesa's main blueprint can be purchased from the Market. Mesa's component blueprints from defeating Mutalist Alad V on Mutalist Alad V Assassinate, Eris. In order to unlock Mutalist Alad V Assassination, you have to complete the Patient Zero quest.

Item	Source	Chance	Expected	Nearly Guaranteed
Neuroptics Blueprint	Mutalist Alad V Assassination	38.72%	~ 2 Kills	14 ± 4 Kills
Chassis Blueprint	Mutalist Alad V Assassination	38.72%	~ 2 Kills	14 ± 4 Kills
Systems Blueprint	Mutalist Alad V Assassination	22.56%	~ 4 Kills	27 ± 9 Kills

All drop rates data is obtained from DE's official drop tables. See Mission Rewards#Standard Missions for definitions on reward table rotations. Drop chances are rounded to two decimal places, following the official drop tables repository.
Expected means a player can expect to obtain at least one of a drop every N attempts on average.
Nearly Guaranteed refers to the total number of attempts a player needs to obtain a 1 in 10^2,3, and 4 probability not to have recieved a single drop (99%, 99.9%, and 99.99% probability to have received at least one drop).
The combined probability of multiple drops is 1 - ((1-A%) * (1-B%) * ...) (add drops in same rotation)
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Manufacturing Requirements
25,000	1	1	1	1	Time: 72 hrs
25,000	1	1	1	1	Rush: 50 Platinum 50
Market Price: 325 Platinum 325			Blueprint Price: 30,000

Chassis
15,000	1	50	300	1,000	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	1	50	300	1,000	Rush: 25 Platinum 25

Neuroptics
15,000	1,500	2	350	500	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	1,500	2	350	500	Rush: 25 Platinum 25

Systems
15,000	1	1,600	300	500	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	1	1,600	300	500	Rush: 25 Platinum 25

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“I am the Lotus. I will guide you, but we must hurry.”

Guides are created by users like you. They aren't as strictly regulated as most pages, so keep an eye out for dated or subjective information.

Have your own build and playstyle? You can contribute too! Instructions are within.

See Category:Mesa Guides to read user-made guides on how to play this Warframe.

Trivia

After Oberon, Mesa is the second Warframe whose main blueprint sells for 30,000 Credits 30,000.
The line in Lotus' summary, "Do you feel lucky, Tenno?" is a direct reference to one of Dirty Harry's most popular quotes
Mesa was first revealed in Devstream 41, when Art Director Mike "Mynki" Brennan displayed her concept art.
- According to Brennan her default helmet is actually blindfolded, as she enjoys a challenge during fights.
With her gunslinger theme, Mesa's name is most likely a reference to the land formation of the same name which is common in the Western and Southwestern United States.
- The word mesa is the Portuguese and Spanish word for "table"; the mesa land formation is an elevated area of land with a flat top.
Mesa is the second Warframe to come with built-in exalted weapons, following Valkyr.
- Excalibur's Exalted Blade was added after Mesa was introduced, despite being a Warframe that came before both Mesa and Valkyr.
- The firing hammers for Mesa's Regulator pistols are mounted on her thumbs.
- Mesa's Regulator pistols are colored separately in their exalted weapon menu rather than the main Warframe color selection.
Some related files refer to Mesa as "Cowgirl", which was most likely her name used during development.
The name of Mesa's 4th ability, Peacemaker, is probably derived from the Colt Single Action Army revolver, which was also called the Colt Peacemaker. Keeping with Mesa's Western theme, the revolver saw considerable use in the American Old West.
- Additionally, the name of Mesa's Regulator Pistols might be a reference to the Regulators, a posse from the American Old West said to have been co-founded by Billy The Kid.
The style of movement during Peacemaker is inspired by the Gun Kata from the movie Equilibrium. The dual gun poses and near-instant transitions from one pose to another are almost the same as that movie.

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“Market forces dictate that you need to evolve or die.”

Mesa Prime is Vaulted.

The Void Relics for this item have been removed from the drop tables and do not drop during gameplay at this time. Vaulted Void Relics already contained in player inventories are not affected and can still be either opened or traded between players.

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Cast a long shadow with this lethal enforcer. Featuring altered mod polarities for greater customization.

Release Date: December 18th, 2018

Mesa Prime is the Primed variant of Mesa, possessing increased health, armor, and energy capacity, and additional and polarities. Mesa Prime was released alongside Akjagara Prime and Redeemer Prime.

Acquisition

Lith, Meso, Neo, and Axi refer to Void Relics | (V) Denotes Vaulted Void Relics | (B) Denotes Baro Ki'Teer Exclusive Void Relic

Mesa Prime's Relic Drops
Chassis Blueprint	Systems Blueprint	Blueprint	Neuroptics Blueprint
Axi H4 Common (V) Axi M1 Common (V) Lith R1 Common (V) Lith S10 Common (V) Meso C4 Common (V) Neo A3 Common (V) Neo C1 Common (V) Neo R4 Common (V)	Lith M6 Rare (V) Neo H3 Uncommon (V) Neo M2 Rare (V) Neo M3 Rare (V)	Lith C6 Uncommon (V) Lith D1 Uncommon (V) Lith N9 Uncommon (V) Meso P3 Uncommon (V) Meso R2 Uncommon (V) Neo Z2 Uncommon (V) Neo Z3 Uncommon (V)	Axi M3 Rare (V) Lith M3 Rare (V) Lith M4 Rare (V) Lith M5 Rare (V)

Manufacturing Requirements
25,000				5	Time: 72 hrs
25,000				5	Rush: 50 Platinum 50
Market Price: N/A Platinum N/A			Blueprint Price: N/A

Chassis
15,000	2	3	575	450	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	2	3	575	450	Rush: 25 Platinum 25

Neuroptics
15,000	2	2	350	1250	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	2	2	350	1250	Rush: 25 Platinum 25

Systems
15,000	5	3	275	625	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	5	3	275	625	Rush: 25 Platinum 25

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Notes

Mesa Prime, compared to Mesa:
- Higher Health (135/405 vs. 125/375)
- Higher Armor (125 vs. 100)
- Higher Energy (125/188 vs. 100/150)
- Different Polarities ( vs. )
As a Prime Warframe, Mesa Prime possesses a special passive ability where contact with an Orokin Void Death Orb will make them release an energy pulse that grants 250 Energy to all nearby allies. This effect can only occur once per Death Orb, and can occur even if the Death Orb has been previously destroyed.
Mesa Prime's Ballistic Battery features multi energy lines instead of scattered energy particles.

Trivia

Information about Mesa Prime was first unintentionally leaked through Prime Access program for Nintendo Switch.
Mesa Prime's Prime Access was the first to feature a Primed alternative helmet.
Mesa Prime's hat bears a resemblance to that of Limbo Prime's.
Mesa Prime's Regulators also have a unique model as compared to her non-Prime variant.

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Passive

Mesa has improved proficiency with secondary weapons, and gains a health bonus at the expense of not having a melee weapon equipped. The following are passive bonuses available to Mesa:

+15% fire rate with dual wielded sidearms.
+25% reload speed for one handed sidearms.
+50 health when no melee weapon is equipped.
- Health bonus is not affected by mods and (similar to buffs from auras) is not shown in the arsenal.

Abilities

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Main article: Ballistic Battery (edit)

ENERGY: 25 KEY 1	Ballistic Battery When activated, this power stores damage caused by guns. When triggered again, that damage is channeled through the next gunshot.	Strength:40% / 50% / 60% / 70% (damage percentage) 20 / 50 / 90 / 140 (max damage per instance) 400 / 800 / 1200 / 1600 (max stored damage)
		Duration:N/A
		Range:N/A

Mesa converts 40% / 50% / 60% / 70% of the total damage inflicted by her primary and secondary weapons into stored bonus damage to be used for the next shot when activated again. A maximum of 20 / 50 / 90 / 140 damage is stored for every instance of damage, and a maximum of 400 / 800 / 1200 / 1600 damage is stored at full capacity. When Ballistic Battery is deactivated by pressing the ability key again (default 1 ), the stored damage is unleashed on the next gunshot fired.
- Charged shots from Gunblades will also contribute to Ballistic Battery's damage.
- Damage percentage and maximum stored damage at full capacity are affected by Ability Strength.
- While active, a charge counter becomes visible on the ability icon that tracks stored damage from 0% to 100%.
- Instances of damage that contribute to the charge counter include Multishots, Critical Damage, DoTs, Status Effect damage, and Syndicate Radial Effects from Weapon Augment Mods and Syndicate weapons. For example, Ballistic Battery will store damage from Torid clouds as well as damage from the physical projectile.
- Once deactivated, the stored damage is added to your equipped weapon's damage. The stored damage will have the same damage composition as the equipped weapon and is not affected by base damage mods (e.g., a Lanka with a maxed Serration equipped will inflict $300 \times (1 + 1.65) + 1600 = 2,395$ Electricity damage from a fully charged shot when Ballistic Battery is deactivated).
- Elemental Damage Mods, Faction Damage Mods, Critical Damage, Headshots, and Status Effect damage will factor in the increased damage in their calculations.
- The stored damage is only applied to a weapon's projectile damage in most cases. This includes the Torid, Penta, and Ogris. Syndicate Radial Effects, while able to contribute to the charge counter, are not affected by the stored damage upon Ballistic Battery's deactivation.
- Stored damage is not split across multiple projectiles in the case of multishot weapons; only a single projectile can acquire stored damage.
- Recasting the ability before using the stored damage buff will cancel the buff.
Does not affect melee attacks (including Redeemer shots).
Peacemaker's Regulator pistols can contribute to the charge counter, and Ballistic Battery can be deactivated while Peacemaker is active. Stored damage can be applied to a single Regulator shot.
Any effect which forcibly strips abilities - e.g. falling into a bottomless pit or entering a Nullifier field - will cause Ballistic Battery to discharge on the next shot, with the damage bonus intact, similar to when the ability is manually deactivated. Needs testing for the Stalker or for Zanuka's Dispel / Dispel Bomb.
Mesa's body will glow in her chosen energy color with intensity and coverage scaling with damage stored.
Has an initial cast of 0.5 seconds.

Main article: Ballistic Bullseye

Ballistic Bullseye is a Warframe Augment Mod for Mesa that gives shots enhanced by Ballistic Battery a chance to deal Status Effects.

Rank	Status chance Bonus	Cost
0	25%	6
1	50%	7
2	75%	8
3	100%	9

A simple-to-use but incredibly useful skill, make use of Ballistic Battery early and often. It can be extremely useful for eliminating heavy enemy units, as the skill damage value does not properly reflect the actual potential damage of a well-placed, fully-charged shot.
The damage added is to your attack's base damage, so if you are using a weapon with a high critical chance/multiplier and/or aiming for a headshot, the added damage can turn out to be much more than 1600.
Ballistic Battery stores energy when containers are shot, presumably because they use health to determine if enough damage has been dealt to open them.
This ability can be used with a Furis pistol that has a Winds of Purity mod to easily restore Mesa to full health, should the shot connect.

Rank 0 Ballistic Battery stores more damage per instance than other ranks.

Ballistic Battery does not store damage dealt to the Eidolons' Synovia, it does however store the damage dealt to the Eidolon after all its Synovia have been destroyed.

Main article: Shooting Gallery (edit)

ENERGY: 50 KEY 2	Shooting Gallery Gives an ally extra damage while jamming the guns of nearby enemies. This power shifts between team members.	Strength:10 / 15 / 20 / 25 % (damage bonus)
		Duration:15 / 20 / 25 / 30 s (duration)
		Range:10 / 12 / 14 / 16 m (target radius)
		Misc:3 (number of targets per stun) 1.5 s (stun interval) 2 (instances in coop play)
		Subsumable to Helminth

Mesa releases an energy lasso that swirls around her, causing her to gain 10% / 15% / 20% / 25% weapon damage. The lasso will remain active for 15 / 20 / 25 / 30 seconds.
- Damage bonus is affected by Ability Strength. For example, with a max Intensify, the damage bonus will be increased to: $Damage Bonus \times (1 + Ability Strength Mods) =$ 0.25 × 1.3 = 32.5%.
- Shooting Gallery applies an increase to your weapon's damage and stacks additively with other damage mods.
  - For example, with a max Intensify and a max Hornet Strike and rank-3 Shooting Gallery, Lex will inflict $130 \times (1 + 2.2 + 0.25 \times 1.3) = 458.25$ damage.
- Duration is affected by Ability Duration.
The lasso will lash out at 3 enemies within 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 meters with beams of energy every 1.5 seconds. Affected enemies will have their ranged weapons jammed and will stand in place and attempt to unjam the weapon over a short duration; melee fighters (for example most Infested, Butchers, or Prod Crewmen) will suffer a temporary stun instead.
- Target radius is affected by Ability Range.
- Number of targets per stun and stun interval are not affected by mods.
- Can repeatedly affect enemies that recover from a previous weapon jam or stun.
- Will prevent Volatile Runners from detonating.
- Has no effect on flying enemies (such as Ospreys, Orokin Drones, etc).
When playing in a group, 2 instances of the buff will spawn. One will stay on Mesa for the full duration of the ability, while another will periodically transfer between all allied players within an unrestricted range, temporarily providing the affected player with all benefits of the ability.
- Duration per player is calculated by the following expression: Duration = Total Duration / (Total Number of Players - 1).
Ability Synergy: Peacemaker's Regulators are affected by Shooting Gallery's damage bonus.
Operator Amps are not affected by by Shooting Gallery's damage bonus.
Cannot be recast while active.
Subsuming Mesa to the Helminth will offer Shooting Gallery and its augments to be used by other Warframes.

Main article: Muzzle Flash

Muzzle Flash is a Warframe Augment Mod for Mesa, that makes Shooting Gallery emit a flash that blinds enemies around Mesa when an ally buffed with Shooting Gallery assists in 6 kills.

Rank	Radius	Duration	Cost
0	6m	3s	6
1	8m	4s	7
2	10m	5s	8
3	12m	6s	9

Main article: Shatter Shield (edit)

ENERGY: 75 KEY 3	Shatter Shield Envelops Mesa in a barrier of energy, reflecting back incoming bullet damage.	Strength:50% / 60% / 70% / 80% (damage reduction)
		Duration:10 / 15 / 20 / 25 s
		Range:5 / 7 / 9 / 11 m
		Misc:95% (damage reduction cap) 45° (deflect angle for non-hitscan) 90° (divert angle for hitscan) ∞ (hitscan reflect range)

Mesa envelops herself in an energy shield for 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 seconds, which reduces incoming damage from enemy gunfire by 50% / 60% / 70% / 80%. The shield reflects hitscan bullets back to the attacker over unrestricted range, but deflects non-hitscan projectiles randomly up to 45° from the point of impact. Affected gunfire will instead divert towards a random enemy, if any, within an 5 / 7 / 9 / 11 meter radius and up to 90° from the point of impact.
- Damage reduction is affected by Ability Strength and cannot exceed 95% under any circumstances.
- Duration is affected by Ability Duration.
- Radius is affected by Ability Range.
- Diverted gunfire is physically redirected. As such, obstacles in the environment can prevent it from hitting enemies.
  - Damage is equivalent to what enemies would receive if they were to damage themselves.
  - Status Effects can proc normally, on both Mesa and enemy targets.
- Deflect and divert angles are not affected by mods.
Projectile-based knockdown is resisted, such as the grappling hooks from Scorpions and Infested Ancients. However, knockdown caused by radial blasts from units such as Shockwave MOAs and Heavy Gunners will bypass Shatter Shield.
Shatter Shield does not protect Mesa from area damage or melee attacks, thus damage will be dealt as normal.
Cannot be recast while active.

Main article: Staggering Shield

Staggering Shield is a Warframe Augment Mod for Mesa that gives shots reflected by Shatter Shield a chance to stagger enemies.

Rank	Stagger Chance	Cost
0	30%	6
1	35%	7
2	40%	8
3	50%	9

As damage reduction is capped to 95%, any Ability Strength beyond 119% will not have further effect to Shatter Shield. Maximum damage reduction can be achieved with just a rank 3 Intensify, or a rank 4 Augur Secrets for 3 less drain.
Players should take caution, as while damage reduction will apply to Projectile/Hitscan weaponry, it does not apply to explosions.
Bombard rockets will be deflected and often will ricochet back into enemies with a good chance of proccing radial knock-down.

Reflected damage from non-hitscan weapons is not calculated properly. The reflected damage enemies receive from non-hitscan weapons does not appear to factor in the enemy's level, causing the same damage to be reflected regardless of enemy difficulty.

When shot by an Embolist with Shatter Shield active Mesa will receive the poison proc even if the damage source was friendly.

Some types of projectiles stop when hitting Shatter Shield and disappear at the time their damage is being dealt to a target within range, instead of being visually redirected towards them. No damage loss, though.

Main article: Peacemaker (edit)

ENERGY: 25 KEY 4	Peacemaker With intense focus, Mesa draws her Regulator pistols, shooting down her foes in rapid succession. Energy Drain: 15 s^-1	Strength:100% / 115% / 133% / 150% (damage bonus)
		Duration:N/A
		Range:N/A
		Misc:50 (damage) 50 m (maximum shooting distance) 15° (minimum FoV)

Mesa stands her ground, holsters her current weapon, and draws her Regulators pistols as her secondary Exalted Weapon. While Peacemaker is active, a focus ring appears in the form of a blurred reticle which can be aimed at enemies. Holding the fire button will cause Mesa to auto-target random enemies inside the focus ring up to 50 meters away. Each gunshot will reduce the size of the focus ring until its field of vision is reduced to 15°.
- Maximum shooting distance is not affected by Ability Range.
- The focus ring's field of vision resets to its initial value if Peacemaker expires or is deactivated.
- In order to achieve target acquisition with Peacemaker, enemies have to be within range and positioned inside the focus ring, and the player's camera must have line of sight with the enemy.
Mesa's Regulator pistols inflict 50 damage per shot. This is not affected by Ability Strength, but is instead affected by the weapon's mod configuration which will appear after the ability is unlocked, equipped in her Regulators, and buffs.
- Peacemaker has a built-in damage buff, increasing its base damage by 100% / 115% / 133% / 150%.
  - This buff is affected by Ability Strength and stacks additively with Damage mods, such as Hornet Strike.
- Immediately upon drawing her Regulators, she receives another 150% damage buff
  - This buff is affected by Ability Strength and stacks additively with Damage mods
    - Not affected by conditional Ability Strength bonuses such as Growing Power, Energy Conversion, or Parasitic Link
As Peacemaker is fired, it receives another damage bonus which increases up to a maximum of 450% x Ability Strength + 150%.
- The damage bonus is applied additively.
- Maximum damage bonus and damage bonus per burst are affected by Ability Strength.
  - Conditional Ability Strength Bonuses only have half of their bonuses applied.
    - These include Growing Power, Energy Conversion, Pax Bolt, Parasitic Link, Peaceful Provocation, and Empower. They are applied additively to other Ability Strength buffs for this value.
- The damage bonus increases linearly with every burst, with the maximum amount being reached at the 20th burst.
- Damage mods are applied multiplicatively to the 150% component.
- The damage bonus resets to its initial value if Peacemaker expires or is deactivated.
The damage formula is given by the following:

If conditional strength bonuses are omitted, the formula simplifies to
Simplified:
- For example, using maxed Intensify, Hornet Strike, Convulsion, and on the 8th burst a rank-3 Peacemaker will deal:
- 50 * [1 + 1.5(1 + 0.3) + 1.5(1 + 0.3) + 2.2 + [4.5(1 + 0.3) + 1.5(1 + 2.2)]* 8/20] * (1 + 0.9) = 1,079.2
- Or using the simplified version:
- 50 * [(1 + 8 * 3 / 40) * (1 + 3(1 + 0.3) + 2.2) * (1 + 0.9)] = 1,079.2
All gunshots have a 300% critical multiplier with a 25% critical chance, a 10% status chance, and 100% accuracy.
- Damage is divided into 50% Impact, 25% Puncture, and 25% Slash.
- The mods that can be equipped on and affect Regulators include:
  - damage (e.g., Hornet Strike and Pistol Amp)
  - physical (e.g., Concussion Rounds)
  - elemental (e.g., Heated Charge)
  - multishot (e.g., Barrel Diffusion)
  - faction (e.g., Expel Grineer)
  - critical chance and damage (e.g., Pistol Gambit and Target Cracker)
  - status chance (e.g., Sure Shot and Pistol Pestilence)
  - fire rate (e.g., Gunslinger)
- Regulators can not be equipped with pistol range mods (e.g., Ruinous Extension), Acolyte Mods (e.g., Sharpened Bullets), or Amalgam Mods (e.g., Amalgam Barrel Diffusion).
- Riven Mods are not generated for Regulators.
- Regulators cannot zoom, thus cannot benefit from Embedded Catalyzer, Hydraulic Crosshairs, Pressurized Magazine, Sharpened Bullets, Spry Sights, or Targeting Subsystem.
Peacemaker is affected by and can trigger Warframe Arcanes and Exodia Arcanes.
The pistols are fired in bursts of two gunshots.
The rate of fire will ramp up from 25% to 100% over 3.5 seconds when firing. The rate of fire will reset if the fire button is released or if no gunshots are fired during a brief period of inactivity.
- The Regulators are automatic; players need only to hold down the fire button to continue firing.
Peacemaker drains 15 energy per second and will remain active so long as Mesa has energy.
- Peacemaker will end if Mesa runs out of energy or if deactivated by pressing the ability key again.
- Activation energy cost is affected by Ability Efficiency.
- Energy drain is affected by Ability Efficiency and Ability Duration. Minimum energy drain is 3.75 energy/second.
- Mesa does not benefit from energy recharges like Trinity's Energy Vampire, Rift Plane's energy regeneration, Zenurik's Energizing Dash, Energy Siphon, or Squad Energy Restores while the ability is active, but she can benefit from Arcane Energize, Rage's and Hunter Adrenaline's energy conversion, Orokin Void Death Orb energy restores, and Energy Orbs.
- Peacemaker's energy drain is not converted into shields by Augur Mods.
- Due to anti-AFK countermeasures, following two minutes of being immobile, energy gain from all sources will be stopped regardless of whether Mesa is scoring kills with Peacemaker.
Casting speed (drawing the Regulators) is affected by Natural Talent and Speed Drift.
- Holstering the Regulators upon deactivation is affected by holster speed mods, but not cast speed.
The radius of the focus ring is affected by Ability Range, though the latter's effect is negligible.
- The formula used to calculate the field of view angle with mods is non-linear and currently unknown.
While Peacemaker is active, Regulators are the only weapon Mesa can use. She also cannot activate any of her other abilities, although Ballistic Battery can be deactivated with its stored damage applied to a single shot.
Shooting Gallery can increase Peacemaker's damage.
After a very brief "draw" period, Mesa is completely immobile and vulnerable to damage while Peacemaker is active, although she will resist crowd-controlling status effects and knockdowns.
Peacemaker cannot target Capture Targets, Revenant's Thralls, enemies inside a Nullifier Bubble, Kyta Raknoids, Condrix, nor the Teralyst, Gantulyst, or Hydrolyst.
Peacemaker does not target invulnerable enemies.
Peacemaker's shots can damage enemies across the Rift Plane.
When activatated the scenery around Mesa will be colored in a red hue. This effect is only noticable by Mesa's player.

Main article: Regulators

The Regulators are Mesa and Mesa Prime's signature Exalted Weapon, which are used when her Peacemaker ability is activated. Unlike other ranged weapons, the rapid-firing Regulators will automatically target and shoot at enemies within a large aiming circle directed by the player, removing the need for precise aim.

Main article: Mesa's Waltz

Mesa's Waltz is a Warframe Augment/Exilus Mod usable in both PvE and Conclave that allows Mesa to move at a reduced speed while channeling Peacemaker.

Rank	Movement Speed	Cost
0	35%	6
1	40%	7
2	45%	8
3	50%	9

Casting Shatter Shield before activating Peacemaker is recommended, due to Mesa becoming vulnerable to attacks while Peacemaker is active.
While you cannot initiate movement while channeling Peacemaker, it can be cast while falling or immediately after initiating a bullet-jump, thus allowing you to start shooting before you actually arrive at your intended location. Channeling Peacemaker also makes you immune to the stagger effect you would normally receive upon hitting the ground after a long fall.
Limbo makes a great complement to Mesa when using this ability, as using Banish on Mesa allows her to become immune to enemy damage while also allowing her to damage enemies outside of the Rift Plane with her Peacemaker. If Cataclysm is cast anywhere with enemies inside Mesa may take damage if they fire at her, even she is not inside the Cataclysm but still under the effect of Banish.
- While in the Rift Plane you should deactivate Peacemaker whenever possible to regain energy, especially in a group with multiple Energy Siphon Mods.
Similar to most Warframe abilities, Peacemaker targets the enemy's torso to inflict damage. It is particularly effective against Corrupted Vor as all Regulator pistol shots will always hit Vor's energy core, the only body part where he is vulnerable to damage.
Since Mesa stays immobile with Peacemaker active, it's highly suggested to bring a Sentinel with Vacuum equipped to pick up Energy Orbs and prolong the duration Peacemaker stays active.
Because of the red hue that affects the scenery around you, using a red energy color can make it more difficult to see the focus ring, which uses the energy color.

Shots ignore, both friendly and hostile, snowglobes (Mesa can hit targets on the opposite side of a snowglobe whilst standing outside of it) and certain obstacles (such as Defense cryopods).

Occasionally the draw animation for the Regulator pistols may not occur.

Peacemaker's fire rate is severely hindered when the user's FPS is lower than 30, with lesser FPS resulting in lesser fire rate.

Peacemaker can be utilized by Specters and still allow them to move to a certain degree of minimal slowdown.

When viewed in the Orbiter's Arsenal, the FoV angle is fixed at 15°, regardless of Mesa's range value. When viewed in a mission, however, its value will be affected by Ability Range mods. It is currently unknown whether the angle's value is meant to be fixed at 15° or not.

Strength Mods	Duration Mods	Range Mods

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