GrandLompus

The hwcdn one indeed does a redirect, but via JavaScript triggered by your browser. My script that just reads the page's source didn't follow that redirect. It thus saw the actual content of the hwcdn one, and it is a few months out of date.. It would be better if that page did a proper redirect via the HTTP headers so that programmatic access to it also follows the redirect. Or maybe it should just be taken down, though then some scripts like mine would stop working overnight. Again: choices... :)

What is the official drop table location, and what's up with Neo T5 and Axi P5? My script feeding the db of Warframe Stuff Organizer reads from the page at: https://n8k6e2y6.ssl.hwcdn.net/repos/hnfvc0o3jnfvc873njb03enrf56.html However the drop data from there up to this date doesn't include the new relics since the Oct 18th update (e.g. Neo S18). So I opened the page in my browser to check it out and found out it redirects to: https://www.warframe.com/droptables (I just saw in the page's source it redirects via JavaScript.) Looking at the data there, Neo S18 is listed perfectly fine... The version at hwcdn.net also lists 27 July, 2023 as the last update date, so that makes sense. Does that mean hwcdn.net is no longer (regularly) maintained? Is it even an official one? How did I end up using it at all if not? Questions... ------------- Since the warframe.com version appears to be the more current/official one I updated my script to use that one instead, but now I see Neo T5's content has a mismatch. Checking in-game I see the 'old' hwcdn.net is actually correct. One of the differences: the listed rare should be "Tenora Prime Barrel", but is "Tenora Prime Receiver" instead on warframe.com. Looking further, I see the warframe.com version also has 5 relics that I can't find in-game at all; Lith O3, Lith G7, Meso N15, Meso Z5 and Axi P5. Zooming in on the Axi P5, it should hold "Pandero Prime Receiver" as a rare. I tested some other 3rd party websites to see what info they have, and it's a mixed bag; drops.warframestat.us and wf.xuerian.net: lists the new Neo S18, and has the wrong Neo T5 data as well as the fake Axi P5 (xuerian struggles to connect a source for it). They seem to be using the warframe.com source as-is. wiki at fandom: lists the new Neo S18, but has the correct Neo T5 data, and misses the fake Axi P5. Seems to be a user-curated mix of multiple sources. warframe.market: lists the new Neo S18, but has both Barrel and Receiver link to Neo T5, and does list the fake Axi p5 (with no buy/sell orders on it). They seem to use the warframe.com version while caching previous data too. So there seems to be a data error in the drop tables here.

Nice QoL request here. Right now when you go to a shop to buy arcanes, the overlay number you see doesn't reflect the true number of arcanes you own. It just adds up all arcanes regardless of rank, which gives a false sense you need more than you actually need. Example: of a particular arcane I have 3 at rank 0 and 1 at rank 2. When going to it's shop to buy more, the overlay says I own 4 of 'em (3 + 1). However, in fact I own 9 -- the one at rank 2 can be broken down to 6 rank 0, plus the 3 loose rank 0 ones. Were I thus to buy enough to max the arcane, I'd buy 5 too many, but wouldn't find out until later when I'd combine them. The only safeguard against this right now is to head out of the shop, go to inventory, tally up the true amount yourself, and then go back to the shop again. Just showing the rank-0-equivalent amount would fix this workaround. Plus the current overlay number is quite useless; it doesn't tell you anything, since the number could really mean anything, unless you already know by heart how many you own at which rank, but then you wouldn't need the number anymore.