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{{Codex|Based on one of the world's oldest weapon designs, this Tenno-crafted weapon can be used both in stealth and in open combat. The Paris uses a chargeable magnetic field to launch arrows capable of impaling enemies to walls.}} |
{{Codex|Based on one of the world's oldest weapon designs, this Tenno-crafted weapon can be used both in stealth and in open combat. The Paris uses a chargeable magnetic field to launch arrows capable of impaling enemies to walls.}} |
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| − | The '''Paris''' is a {{Icon|Proc|Puncture|Text}} |
+ | The '''Paris''' is a [[Tenno]] bow that focuses on {{Icon|Proc|Puncture|Text}} damage. |
This weapon can be sold for {{cc|7,500}}. |
This weapon can be sold for {{cc|7,500}}. |
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*Good [[critical chance]]. |
*Good [[critical chance]]. |
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*Charged shots have innate 1 meter [[Punch Through]]. |
*Charged shots have innate 1 meter [[Punch Through]]. |
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| − | *Pinpoint [[accuracy]] when aiming. |
+ | *Pinpoint [[accuracy]] when aiming ({{Key|RMB}}). |
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*[[Silent]]. |
*[[Silent]]. |
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*Innate {{Icon|Pol|Bar}} polarity. |
*Innate {{Icon|Pol|Bar}} polarity. |
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*Can use the bow-exclusive {{M|Thunderbolt}} mod. |
*Can use the bow-exclusive {{M|Thunderbolt}} mod. |
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| + | *[[Fire rate]] mods apply double their bonuses. |
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'''Disadvantages:''' |
'''Disadvantages:''' |
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*Low {{Icon|Proc|Impact|Text}} and {{Icon|Proc|Slash|Text}} damage – less effective against [[shields]] and [[health]]. |
*Low {{Icon|Proc|Impact|Text}} and {{Icon|Proc|Slash|Text}} damage – less effective against [[shields]] and [[health]]. |
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*Arrows have a travel time with slight arcing. |
*Arrows have a travel time with slight arcing. |
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| − | * |
+ | *Low [[status chance]]. |
*Draws from the rare sniper ammo pool. |
*Draws from the rare sniper ammo pool. |
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| − | '''Comparisons:''' |
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{{WeaponComparison|MK1-Paris}} |
{{WeaponComparison|MK1-Paris}} |
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| − | {{WeaponComparison|Paris Prime}} |
+ | {{WeaponComparison|Paris Prime|header=n}} |
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*Maintaining a charge at all times can make engaging a group of enemies easier. |
*Maintaining a charge at all times can make engaging a group of enemies easier. |
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**Charging can be cancelled without releasing the arrow using the reload button (Press the reload button while holding fire). |
**Charging can be cancelled without releasing the arrow using the reload button (Press the reload button while holding fire). |
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| − | **All "charge weapons" (except |
+ | **All "charge weapons" (except {{Weapon|Angstrum}} and {{Weapon|Opticor}}) are capable of holding their charge during a [[Maneuvers#Sprinting|sprint]]. |
**As long as the user starts charging a shot, they are able to finish charging while they are still sprinting. |
**As long as the user starts charging a shot, they are able to finish charging while they are still sprinting. |
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**Using elevators and opening co-op doors does not cancel the charge, however hacking consoles and opening lockers will. |
**Using elevators and opening co-op doors does not cancel the charge, however hacking consoles and opening lockers will. |
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**[[Maneuvers#Sliding|Sliding]] when you are about to hit the ground (from any height) is very useful for keeping your charge instead of losing it by [[Maneuvers#Rolling|rolling]]. |
**[[Maneuvers#Sliding|Sliding]] when you are about to hit the ground (from any height) is very useful for keeping your charge instead of losing it by [[Maneuvers#Rolling|rolling]]. |
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*A rank 1 {{M|Arrow Mutation}} is usually more than enough to keep ammo topped off. |
*A rank 1 {{M|Arrow Mutation}} is usually more than enough to keep ammo topped off. |
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| − | **Alternatively use [[ |
+ | **Alternatively use [[Squad Ammo Restore]]s instead of {{M|Arrow Mutation}} to gain mod capacity at the cost of resources. Also using Carrier's [[Ammo Case]] is another method of keeping ammo stores near filled |
*Use {{M|Speed Trigger}} to increase responsiveness when you get used to charged shots with bows. It is more effective than {{M|Fast Hands}} in terms of increasing DPS. |
*Use {{M|Speed Trigger}} to increase responsiveness when you get used to charged shots with bows. It is more effective than {{M|Fast Hands}} in terms of increasing DPS. |
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*Enemies killed by Bows will be rag-dolled with the corpse acting as a projectile doing the same damage as the weapon. This can be used to kill multiple enemies with one shot. |
*Enemies killed by Bows will be rag-dolled with the corpse acting as a projectile doing the same damage as the weapon. This can be used to kill multiple enemies with one shot. |
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<gallery widths="320" position="center"> |
<gallery widths="320" position="center"> |
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Warframe - Paris Bow Spotlight - Beta 7.8.0 |
Warframe - Paris Bow Spotlight - Beta 7.8.0 |
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| + | Warframe - All Tenno Primaries - Weapon Animations & Sounds (2012 - 2019) |
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==Patch History== |
==Patch History== |
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{{Scrollbox/Article| |
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| + | {{ver|29.1}} |
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| + | *Fixed Paris bow 3D draw sound not cutting off when bow is fully drawn. |
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| + | {{ver|25.7}} |
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| + | *Normalized quick shots to have the same critical chance/damage and status chance as charged shots. |
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| + | *While reviewing Bow stats the team has also refreshed all their FX (including the Lenz)! |
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| + | *Quick Shot increased from 120 to 160 |
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| + | *Charged Shot increased from 180 to 320 |
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{{ver|22.12}} |
{{ver|22.12}} |
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*Mastery Rank increased from 0 to 3 |
*Mastery Rank increased from 0 to 3 |
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{{ver|7}} |
{{ver|7}} |
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| + | *Introduced. |
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| − | *Paris added to the game. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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+ | *{{Weapon|MK1-Paris}}, the [[MK1]] counterpart. |
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+ | *{{Weapon|Paris Prime}}, the [[prime]]d counterpart. |
| − | *[[:Category:Bow|Bow]]: for a link to other bows and their usage. |
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{{WeaponNav}} |
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Revision as of 19:19, 17 September 2020
The Paris is a Tenno bow that focuses on Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. damage.
This weapon can be sold for 
7,500.
| Manufacturing Requirements | |||||
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 15,000 |
 3 |
 600 |
 700 |
 2,000 |
Time: 12 Hour(s) |
Rush:  45
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 Market Price: 225
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 Blueprints Price:20,000
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Characteristics
This weapon deals primarily Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. damage.
Advantages:
- High Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. damage – effective against armor.
- Good critical chance.
- Charged shots have innate 1 meter Punch Through.
- Pinpoint accuracy when aiming (RMB ).
- Silent.
- On kill, bodies will follow the arrow that killed them, damaging anyone in their path and pinning the corpse to walls.
- Innate Script error: The function "Pol" does not exist. polarity.
- Can use the bow-exclusive
Thunderbolt mod. - Fire rate mods apply double their bonuses.
Disadvantages:
- Low Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. and Script error: The function "Proc" does not exist. damage – less effective against shields and health.
- Arrows have a travel time with slight arcing.
- Low status chance.
- Draws from the rare sniper ammo pool.
Comparisons:
- Paris (Charged Shot), compared to MK1-Paris (Charged Shot):
- Higher base damage per projectile (320.00 vs. 230.00)
- Higher total damage (320 vs. 230)
- Lower base status chance (10.00% vs. 15.00%)
- Higher average damage per tap (416 vs. 299)
- Higher burst DPS (640 vs. 543.63)
- Higher sustained DPS (361.73 vs. 284.76)
- Slower reload time (0.65 s vs. 0.55 s)
- Lower disposition (●●●●● (1.40x) vs. ●●●●● (1.45x))
- Paris (Charged Shot), compared to Paris Prime (Charged Shot):
- Lower base damage per projectile (320.00 vs. 360.00)
- Lower total damage (320 vs. 360)
- Lower base critical chance (30.00% vs. 45.00%)
- Lower base status chance (10.00% vs. 20.00%)
- Lower average damage per tap (416 vs. 522)
- Lower burst DPS (640 vs. 745.71)
- Lower sustained DPS (361.73 vs. 435)
- Faster reload time (0.65 s vs. 0.70 s)
- Lesser projectile speed (85.0 m/s vs. 95.0 m/s)
- Less polarities ( vs. )
- Lower Mastery Rank required (0 vs. 8)
- Higher disposition (●●●●● (1.40x) vs. ●●●●● (1.35x))
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Tips
- Staying in cover while charging can help to reduce damage taken.
- Bows are most useful if you can kill the target in one shot.
- Lead targets both horizontally and vertically at greater distances in order to compensate for projectile travel time.
- Maintaining a charge at all times can make engaging a group of enemies easier.
- Charging can be cancelled without releasing the arrow using the reload button (Press the reload button while holding fire).
- All "charge weapons" (except Angstrum and Opticor) are capable of holding their charge during a sprint.
- As long as the user starts charging a shot, they are able to finish charging while they are still sprinting.
- Using elevators and opening co-op doors does not cancel the charge, however hacking consoles and opening lockers will.
- Sliding when you are about to hit the ground (from any height) is very useful for keeping your charge instead of losing it by rolling.
- A rank 1 Arrow Mutation is usually more than enough to keep ammo topped off.
- Alternatively use Squad Ammo Restores instead of Arrow Mutation to gain mod capacity at the cost of resources. Also using Carrier's Ammo Case is another method of keeping ammo stores near filled
- Alternatively use Squad Ammo Restores instead of
- Use Speed Trigger to increase responsiveness when you get used to charged shots with bows. It is more effective than Fast Hands in terms of increasing DPS.
- Enemies killed by Bows will be rag-dolled with the corpse acting as a projectile doing the same damage as the weapon. This can be used to kill multiple enemies with one shot.
- As with all Bows, the fully charged shots have innate Punch Through and therefore can penetrate multiple enemies in line, walls, doors and slim objects like a Shield Lancer's shield.
Notes
- Enemies will notice missed arrows but arrows that hit are silent.
- Arrows have a large amount of momentum, allowing players to pin enemies to walls. However, a dead body will not lose its momentum if it hits a closed door, so the body will fly through it as soon as the door opens.
Bugs
- As of Update 7.8 (2013-04-19), Headshots will not be counted at the end of missions, when using the Paris.
- After charging an arrow and firing it while zooming, the next arrow you fire will not be drawn from the quiver, and instead the Paris and your hand will jerk very slightly. The next shot will show the reloading animation correctly.
Trivia
- Paris is most likely named for Paris of Troy in Homer's Iliad, who was a skilled archer and the one to have killed Achilles by firing an arrow into his heel.
- The Paris is the only bow that does not have a tension spring, as the arrow is held in place and launched by magnetic induction rather than physical force.
- The Paris is modeled after a decurve bow.
Media
Warframe - Paris Bow Spotlight - Beta 7.8.0
Warframe - All Tenno Primaries - Weapon Animations & Sounds (2012 - 2019)
Paris Skins
Patch History
Update 29.1 (2020-09-17)
- Fixed Paris bow 3D draw sound not cutting off when bow is fully drawn.
Update 25.7 (2019-08-29)
- Normalized quick shots to have the same critical chance/damage and status chance as charged shots.
- While reviewing Bow stats the team has also refreshed all their FX (including the Lenz)!
- Quick Shot increased from 120 to 160
- Charged Shot increased from 180 to 320
Update 22.12 (2018-02-09)
- Mastery Rank increased from 0 to 3
- Charge speed increased from 1 to 0.5 secs
Update 19.10 (2017-02-09)
- Paris model reworked.
Update 7.0 (2013-03-18)
- Introduced.
See also
- MK1-Paris, the MK1 counterpart.
- Paris Prime, the primed counterpart.
