rapt0rman

Fairly certain Incarnon challenges give affinity, not mastery.

A second vote for Kuva Argonak

Meanwhile Citrine....

My main worry is that they've already effectively disqualified a lot of the classic tenno weapons by making them incarnonable, but it's not like there isn't an ever growing pile of ignored weapons waiting for any kind of attention, so I guess that isn't really a problem.

I have a sinking feeling that Incarnons are intended to fill that niche for Tenno weapons (even if it also spills over into other factions), But I'd be happy to eventually be proven wrong. Incidentally when the Glassmaker nightwave came out I had a sliver of hope that Nihil would function as source for Orokin styled nemeses, with the "ceremonial" type Prime weapons as a hint.

Slash is the only damage type that procs bleed, but certain abilities, weapons, mods, and melee stances have forced bleed procs (Important to note that the damage formula doesn't care about the amount of slash damage, so it still works even with 0 slash damage present)

Energy regen is disabled during channeled abilities.

To start off, check for an extinguished dragon key in your gear wheel.

The game won't let you go below one pirmary/secondary/melee. You'll need to buy a temporary secondary for credits to hold on to untill your Aklex are out of the foundry.

It just has good accuracy, so all the projectiles follow a single path. As long as you don't oneshot the enemy you'll see up to 6 damage numbers as expected (on a direct hit)

Nikana Prime isn't an exclusive, you might be confusing it with Skana Prime.

Is the first pic still subsumed Roar, or is it on Rhino? Cause subsumed Roar has a reduced bonus. "Altered: diminished damage increase" Edit: judging by the other ability icons it is subsumed, so yeah that part is showing the wrong stats.

Consoles are the only alternative way to get Tennogen. On PC, it's still contractually tied to Steam.

Toggle off legacy color pallets in options.

Trading rivens is trading, for better or worse that is explicitly the place it belongs. The trade search engine just needs to allow metadata, instead of only searching through the item name/description. This would allow anyone to simply "-riven" and nip the whole issue in the bud. Or they could literally just put the word "riven" on rivens which would achieve the same effect (adding metadata would help in other areas too though).