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* StealthPun: The mod that increases puncture damage for pistols is called "No Return". [[spoiler:Puncture damage, as in, pointy. Point of No Return.]]
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** The mod that increases puncture damage for pistols is called "No Return". [[spoiler:Puncture damage, as in, pointy. Point of No Return.]]]]
** During Void Flood missions in the Duviri Undercroft and Circuit, Teshin will sometimes tell you to "hold fast" as the mission nears completion. This mode is available long before you're introduced to the main Void Flood mode, presented by a faction known as the Holdfasts, meaning that someone who started playing after the Duviri Paradox update wouldn't understand he's making a joke until much later.
** The mod that increases puncture damage for pistols is called "No Return". [[spoiler:Puncture damage, as in, pointy. Point of No Return.
** During Void Flood missions in the Duviri Undercroft and Circuit, Teshin will sometimes tell you to "hold fast" as the mission nears completion. This mode is available long before you're introduced to the main Void Flood mode, presented by a faction known as the Holdfasts, meaning that someone who started playing after the Duviri Paradox update wouldn't understand he's making a joke until much later.
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** With the new Holster Style customization, you can customize the position, both the location on the Warframe ''and'' their X, Y and Z axes, of your holstered melee weapons for maximal Fashion Frame. Alternatively, you can choose any weapon you like to disappear when holstered if you so prefer, making them materialize in and out of the Warframe's hands in the weapon's energy color.
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** With the new Holster Style customization, you can customize the position, both the location on the Warframe ''and'' their X, Y and Z axes, of your holstered melee weapons for maximal Fashion Frame. Alternatively, you can choose any weapon you like to disappear when holstered if you so prefer, making them materialize in and out of the Warframe's hands in the weapon's energy color.
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* PowerUpLetdown: After completing "The Second Dream", you are rewarded with Broken War, a shortsword made from a fragment of the Shadow Stalker's {{BFS}}. It's possible to upgrade it back into its full-sized state, but most players will advise against this. While War does more damage, this damage is mostly of the Impact element, while Broken War deals primarily Slash damage: Slash is considered one of the most powerful elements due to its associated StatusEffect dealing DamageOverTime that [[ArmorPiercingAttack ignores armor]]. Shortswords also have much faster attack animations, making them much easier and more practical to wield. One last blow against the full War is that Broken War comes pre-upgraded with an Orokin Catalyst, a rare item that doubles its mod capacity. If you craft it back into War, it'll lose that Catalyst since it's technically a whole new weapon now. The Broken War vs. War comparison is generally seen as turning one of the best shortswords in the game into a rather mediocre greatsword: if you want to use that kind of weapon, there are more viable options available that don't require you to sacrifice another great weapon.
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* PowerUpLetdown: PowerUpLetdown:
** After completing "The Second Dream", you are rewarded with Broken War, a shortsword made from a fragment of the Shadow Stalker's {{BFS}}. It's possible to upgrade it back into its full-sized state, but most players will advise against this. While War does more damage, this damage is mostly of the Impact element, while Broken War deals primarily Slash damage: Slash is considered one of the most powerful elements due to its associated StatusEffect dealing DamageOverTime that [[ArmorPiercingAttack ignores armor]]. Shortswords also have much faster attack animations, making them much easier and more practical to wield. One last blow against the full War is that Broken War comes pre-upgraded with an Orokin Catalyst, a rare item that doubles its mod capacity. If you craft it back into War, it'll lose that Catalyst since it's technically a whole new weapon now. The Broken War vs. War comparison is generally seen as turning one of the best shortswords in the game into a rather mediocre greatsword: if you want to use that kind of weapon, there are more viable options available that don't require you to sacrifice another greatweapon.weapon.
** Normally, Prime weapons are noticeable upgrades to their basic counterparts, but the Phantasma Prime is an exception. All of its stats are the same, with the exception of slightly more reserve ammo and slightly stronger critical stats. On most weapons, better crits would be a very important buff, but the Phantasma isn't normally built as a crit weapon, instead focusing more on status chance, so it's not really a big difference. The last nail in the coffin is that the Phantasma Prime has a weaker Riven disposition, meaning that if you have a Riven mod, the base Phantasma will get more out of it, potentially making it stronger than its "upgrade" overall.
** After completing "The Second Dream", you are rewarded with Broken War, a shortsword made from a fragment of the Shadow Stalker's {{BFS}}. It's possible to upgrade it back into its full-sized state, but most players will advise against this. While War does more damage, this damage is mostly of the Impact element, while Broken War deals primarily Slash damage: Slash is considered one of the most powerful elements due to its associated StatusEffect dealing DamageOverTime that [[ArmorPiercingAttack ignores armor]]. Shortswords also have much faster attack animations, making them much easier and more practical to wield. One last blow against the full War is that Broken War comes pre-upgraded with an Orokin Catalyst, a rare item that doubles its mod capacity. If you craft it back into War, it'll lose that Catalyst since it's technically a whole new weapon now. The Broken War vs. War comparison is generally seen as turning one of the best shortswords in the game into a rather mediocre greatsword: if you want to use that kind of weapon, there are more viable options available that don't require you to sacrifice another great
** Normally, Prime weapons are noticeable upgrades to their basic counterparts, but the Phantasma Prime is an exception. All of its stats are the same, with the exception of slightly more reserve ammo and slightly stronger critical stats. On most weapons, better crits would be a very important buff, but the Phantasma isn't normally built as a crit weapon, instead focusing more on status chance, so it's not really a big difference. The last nail in the coffin is that the Phantasma Prime has a weaker Riven disposition, meaning that if you have a Riven mod, the base Phantasma will get more out of it, potentially making it stronger than its "upgrade" overall.
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** Omnia Fissures, introduced in ''Dante Unbound'', let you crack open any relic type and are located on (among other places) the straight examples of Yuvarium (Conjunction Survival, which drops Voruna's parts and several Arcanes) and Tuvul Commons (Void Cascade, the primary way to farm Thrax.) What's notable about them besides combining their native rewards with Prime parts, however, is that scaling freezes during Void Fissures, meaning that on Steel Path, you can farm those ''and'' Acolyte drops in relative peace without mounting pressure. An hour on base Yuvarium will get close to the level cap, but an hour on Omnia Yuvarium is by comparison a stiff breeze once you have a spot locked down.
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* RareCandy:
** Syndicate medallions/Voidplumes/Voca are hard to find objects scattered throughout mission tilesets[[note]]the former through Syndicate missions, the latter two [[spoiler: in the Zariman and Albrecht's labs, respectively]][[/note]] in bunches of eight. They can be traded in for Standing, with the first one bypassing their daily standing caps. Universal medallions also exist and can be traded in at any syndicate, but are extremely rare.
** Eidolon shards can be obtained through hunting the Eidolons found on the Plains at night, and while they are used to rank up with the Quills, their primary purpose is to be converted into extra Focus for Operator abilities that bypasses the daily focus cap. Sanctuary Onslaught also occasionally drops a synthetic variant that gives less Focus than the real thing.
** Archon shards can be obtained from endgame level content (such as hunting down Archons post-''The New War'', looting Netracells or buying one from Bird-3). Each one directly boosts a stat like health, armor, secondary crit damage, and each frame is able to accept up to five of them. The Cavia also sell the ability to merge them into variants with specialized but more potent buffs, and merging three Shards into a rarer and stronger Tauforged variant.
** Syndicate medallions/Voidplumes/Voca are hard to find objects scattered throughout mission tilesets[[note]]the former through Syndicate missions, the latter two [[spoiler: in the Zariman and Albrecht's labs, respectively]][[/note]] in bunches of eight. They can be traded in for Standing, with the first one bypassing their daily standing caps. Universal medallions also exist and can be traded in at any syndicate, but are extremely rare.
** Eidolon shards can be obtained through hunting the Eidolons found on the Plains at night, and while they are used to rank up with the Quills, their primary purpose is to be converted into extra Focus for Operator abilities that bypasses the daily focus cap. Sanctuary Onslaught also occasionally drops a synthetic variant that gives less Focus than the real thing.
** Archon shards can be obtained from endgame level content (such as hunting down Archons post-''The New War'', looting Netracells or buying one from Bird-3). Each one directly boosts a stat like health, armor, secondary crit damage, and each frame is able to accept up to five of them. The Cavia also sell the ability to merge them into variants with specialized but more potent buffs, and merging three Shards into a rarer and stronger Tauforged variant.
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* ResourceReimbursement: The Bounce Back Decree (available in Duviri and in the Circuit) refunds 25% of the Energy spent on casting Abilities.
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** All Warframes except for [[MechanicallyUnusualClass Nidus and Inaros]] can have overshields in addition to their regular shields, which will turn the shield bar from cyan to purple. There are a variety of ways to gain overshields, including companion precept mods like Shield Charger or Molecular Conversion as well as Warframe abilities like Hildryn's Pillage or Protea's Grenade Fan. All Warframes have a hard cap of 1200 overshields except for Harrow, whose passive is to double this cap, and Nidus and Inaros, who can't have shields at all under any circumstances.
** In a variant, the Health Conversion and Synth Fiber mods respectively grants armor to a Warframe or sentinel upon collecting health orbs.
** Enemies that have been TakenForGranite by Atlas will drop rubble when they die. Picking up the rubble will heal Atlas or give him a stacking armor buff if he's at full health.
** All Warframes except for [[MechanicallyUnusualClass Nidus and Inaros]] can have overshields in addition to their regular shields, which will turn the shield bar from cyan to purple. There are a variety of ways to gain overshields, including companion precept mods like Shield Charger or Molecular Conversion as well as Warframe abilities like Hildryn's Pillage or Protea's Grenade Fan. All Warframes have a hard cap of 1200 overshields except for Harrow, whose passive is to double this cap, and Nidus and Inaros, who can't have shields at all under any circumstances.
** In a variant, the Health Conversion and Synth Fiber mods respectively grants armor to a Warframe or sentinel upon collecting health orbs.
** Enemies that have been TakenForGranite by Atlas will drop rubble when they die. Picking up the rubble will heal Atlas or give him a stacking armor buff if he's at full health.
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* SpellBook: As of the ''Whispers in the Walls'' update, we get the Tome weapon type, the first of which being Albrecht Entrati's personal book, the Grimoire. It is a weapon type that fits in the secondary slot and has its own set of mods, and is used to fling bolts of Void energy at targets.
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** Following Update 34, Explosive Barrels now to even ''more damage'', with an ''even bigger explosion'' to boot.
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** Following Update 34, Explosive Barrels now to even ''more damage'', do ''even more damage'' which now scales accordingly based on enemy levels. This is followed with an ''even bigger explosion'' explosion effects'' to boot.boot, making these more viable for Operators to use.
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** Following Update 34, Explosive Barrels now to even ''more damage'', with an ''even bigger explosion'' to boot.
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* SeriesFauxnale: Digital Extremes has explicitly compared "The New War" to ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', noting that it will close out all the plot points opened up so far, but that there will be others to investigate (namely The Duviri Paradox, scheduled to drop in 2022).
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* SeriesFauxnale: Digital Extremes has explicitly compared "The New War" to ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', noting that it will close out all the plot points opened up so far, but that there will be others to investigate (namely The Duviri Paradox, scheduled to drop in 2022).and Angels of the Zariman thereafter).
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* PlayEveryDay: ''Warframe'' provides rewards for every cumulative day logged in, called a 'Daily Tribute'; for the first 1,000 days, rewards include a set of unique weapons (the Zenith rifle, Azima pistol, Zenistar heavy blade and Sigma and Octantis sword and shield) at 100, 300, 500 and 700 days and primed mods at 200, 400, 600, and 900. Other rewards include non-prime weapon and warframe blueprints, resource, affinity and credit boosters, Endo, rare resources, and Riven mods.
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Not a Red Faction shout-out, Mars Ultor was what the Romans called the war god ("Mars the Avenger").
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** A subtle, fairly-easy-to-miss one; a mission/zone in the Mars region is named ''[[VideoGame/RedFaction Ultor]]''.
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* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: [[CyberNinja Cyborg Space Ninja]] [[spoiler: [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Zombies]] [[MoralityPet psychically linked to]] ChildSoldiers [[HumanoidAbomination contaminated by an eldritch realm]]]]. [[CombatTentacles Hydroid]] [[Characters/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanFlyingDutchman Prime]] is the trope.
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* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: [[CyberNinja Cyborg Space Ninja]] [[spoiler: [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Zombies]] [[MoralityPet psychically linked to]] ChildSoldiers [[HumanoidAbomination contaminated by an eldritch realm]]]]. [[CombatTentacles Hydroid]] [[Characters/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanFlyingDutchman Prime]] is the and [[GhostShip Sevagoth]] both embody this trope.
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* NothingIsScarier: [[spoiler:During the "Octavia's Anthem" quest, when Ordis gets himself taken over by Hunhow trying to save Suda at the end of the third mission, the remainder is completely silent, without Ordis or the fake Lotus telling you to head for extraction. Afterwards, Ordis won't speak in the orbiter and Suda is similarly silent when you interact with her until you free the two Cephalons.]]
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* ResurrectiveImmortality: Vulpaphylas have their own sub-species exclusive Devolution mods that allow them to revert to a larval form upon losing all of their health. After 30 seconds as a sentry-like floating mass of Infection, they'll turn back into their vulpine forms good as new. Zigzagged with the Tek Assault mod though, as a long-standing bug means Tek Assault's ability to ignore fatal blows activates the Devolution cooldown anyway while keeping the Vulpaphyla vulnerable, meaning they can die during this 30 second window if the Tek Assault fails to proc.
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* RealityBleed: This is how [[spoiler:Duviri]] was created; it started off as a purely fictional universe in an allegorical storybook about how to keep one's emotions in check and the consequences of failing to do so, but [[spoiler:the Drifter's mind, interacting with the Void, caused it be made into a conceptual manifestation, along with several characters from the book]].
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** The iconic Glaive weapon from ''Dark Sector'' (itself a ShoutOut to the movie ''{{Film/Krull}}'') was added to the game as a usable weapon. The description is also a shout out to the game by calling it "the weapon of the first Tenno".
** The Tekna 9mm, the default pistol, was previously used in {{escort mission}}s as a place holder for the hostage's weapon.
** The Tekna 9mm, the default pistol, was previously used in {{escort mission}}s as a place holder for the hostage's weapon.
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** The iconic Glaive weapon from ''Dark Sector'' (itself a ShoutOut to the movie ''{{Film/Krull}}'') was added to the game as a usable weapon. The description is also a shout out to the game by calling it "the weapon of the first Tenno".
Tenno". This is made all the more apparent when using the Glaive weapon type in that you normally wield the weapon in tandem with a non-akimbo secondary.
** The Tekna 9mm, the default pistol, was previously used in {{escort mission}}s as a place holder for the hostage's weapon. Now it, along with the Spectre and Vekesk are both available as skins for secondaries.
** The Tekna 9mm, the default pistol, was previously used in {{escort mission}}s as a place holder for the hostage's weapon. Now it, along with the Spectre and Vekesk are both available as skins for secondaries.
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Clem can say things other than his name ("Grakata"), which means he's not an example of Pokemon Speak (or One Word Vocabulary, for that matter), and anyway character tropes should go in the character pages.
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* PokemonSpeak: In the quest "A Man of Few Words," the NPC named Clem just repeats his name over and over.
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* PokemonSpeak: In the quest "A Man of Few Words," the NPC named Clem just repeats his name over and over.
