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It takes a while to grind Nightwave and reach level thirty but we do get a Saturn Six Armor Bundle for it and the Syandana at rank twenty-seven. These are the ones that the wolf wears so you can show-off how much of a grind master you are.
These are cosmetics and have no impact in gameplay and for my two cents, I like the rough football equipment look as it can compliment the look of the right frame.
Among the bows in Warframe, we find one that has been taken over by the infestation! The Mutalist Cernos.
The weapon has a very cool gimmick to it, it leaves behind lingering clouds that deal area of effect damage with a very good status chance but a rather poor critical chance. This normally results in a lot of procs depending on how you chose to build the weapon.
You can fully strip armor from targets or you can annihilate corpus units with gas procs that go along with the guaranteed toxin procs.
In terms of damage, the weapon does not do very well and this is mostly because of the low base critical chance but if you factor in the area of effect capabilities than the trade-off becomes more appealing.
Another plus to the weapon would be the Riven Mod disposition of four out of five as it does not share riven disposition with the standard Cernos family. For a stat priority, I would encourage multishot and damage above critical chance as the base is a bit low so the effect wouldn't be fantastic thou it should be mentioned that the cloud can crit and fully charging a shot increases the critical chance and multiplier of the cloud.
It's hard for me to judge a weapon such as this since I don't enjoy this style of gameplay. Warframe is a fast-paced game that doesn't really allow for stationary damage but with a bit of crowd control, it can work very well. If you are the type that enjoys this style of weapon that you can also have a look at the Torid and Pox as the gimmick is mostly similar.
Napalm Grenades is a brand new Weapon Augment for the Penta family and long-story-short, it is awesome!
The mod changes how the projectiles look and function, detonating on impact and leaving a feeble area of effect behind. The important part is that you are getting a thirty BASE status chance increase and a huge damage upgrade. Base damage is increased from three hundred and severity five to six hundred and fifty plus impact and blast are gone and only fire damage remains which again is a huge plus.
The Augment can be obtained from Nightwave rank twenty-two but the mod is trade-able so you can also get it from the trade chat.
Overall I see Napalm Grenades as a fantastic addition and it makes the Secura Penta more powerful and subjectively more fun to play. Highly Recommend you give it a shot.
Warframe is a free-to-play cooperative third-person shooter video game developed and published by Digital Extremes. Originally released for PC Microsoft Windows in March 2013, it was later ported to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
With the Introduction of Nightwave and the Wolf of Saturn Six we get a brand new weapon augment called Wild Frenzy for the Grakata and of course, it can also be used on the Prisma Grakata.
I ran a bunch of tests and there are some good news and less good news.
First thing is that the ammo refund is to your ammo pool not to the magazine.
Weapon can be interrupted by dashing or rolling.
The Prisma Grakata becomes very hard to manage at four hundred percent extra fire rate and you can use Stabilizer to make it easier to aim. Another worthy recommendation would be punch-through and you can also try some magic with magazine capacity but we're already making a lot of compromises for Wild Frenzy.
To sum up my thoughts on Wild Frenzy, I believe this is not meant to be a "power" mod but rather a cool/fun little option for the Grakata.
Today we will be having a look at Arcanes which are enhancements for your Warframe, Operator, Zaws and Kiguns. For the sake of not spoiling anything, we will keep to Warframe Arcanes.
The guide also includes a showcase on how double stacking the same arcane works in Warframe with the hope of clearing-up as many questions as possible. Sadly for all of us, the UI doesn't do the best job at relaying key information regarding Arcane procs.
With the release of Hildryn also came a brand new Arch-Gun called The Larkspur and with it an Amprex-like version for our heavy gun collection!
The weapon features two fire modes. In the primary fire mode the Larkspur sports a high status chance bow low critical chance. The Primary beam does arch to additional enemies and without the use of punch-through it seems that a maximum of five enemies ca be damaged simultaneously. The range of the arch appears to be four meters from my own testing but the wiki claims otherwise.
The Larkspur also appears to be losing damage with each and every single jump. From what I observed approximately twenty percent per jump but I may be wrong as this was rather difficult to accurately test. Finally, the range of the main beam is a staggering forty meters!
The secondary fire mode is a charged shot that releases a plasma bomb with an eight-meter radius. The explosion can do self-damage and the shot can be held-in for about three seconds after its fully charged. The projectile has travel time but no projectile fall-off and it also benefits from "Infinite body punch-through" so aiming for the feet of opponents to get the explosion damage is highly advised.
It's hard for me not to love everything about this weapon. I'm all about spacey-futuristic weapons and this one checks all the right points and has a serious amount of power to back-up its looks! I highly recommend the Larkspur to just about anyone regardless of what build you chose, the weapon does not disappoint.
Today we will be taking a look at how do some players feel about the new Nightwave system, this was based on the poll we had about a week ago and you can find it here :
