Riven disposition question

[CaptainSpear]

hey yall, i have a small question about riven disposition

how does it actually effect the stats on a riven? like, does a new weapon bring the stats down across the board, or do the stats actually change when put on a weapon?

i ask this because a while back i got a strun riven. i didn't think much of it, but thought i would be using it in the future, so i kept it. then strun prime releases and oh boy, a even better strun? sign me up! i thought id be using my riven on it, but realized strun prime has a low disposition. how does that translate to my mod i obtained before the strun prime released? can you give me a example?

[MqToasty]

When you examine a Riven in your Mod console, you see the stats as applied to the base version of that weapon.  So taking the Strun as an example, the vanilla version has a Disposition of 1.40x:

https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Strun

The Strun Prime, having just been released, has a Disposition of 0.50x:

https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Strun_Prime

Now suppose you had a Strun Riven that had +150% to Crit. Chance, that would be the adjusted value after the 1.40x for the vanilla Strun.  As a result, when you put it on the Strun Prime, that attribute will become:

150% / 1.4 * 0.5 = +53.8% to Crit. Chance.

The Riven itself does not change, only the bonus it provides when you mod it onto different versions of a weapon.

[Slayer-.]

The riven will stay the same as it was before the Strun Prime, it just depends on which version of the weapon you place it on that will change the stats.

Strun Wraith full stats.

Strun Prime lower stats.

My Strun Wraith has a 5 disposition.

If I put the riven on my Strun Prime it has 1 disposition. 

Edit:
I've had my riven for years, as an example placed on the Strun Wraith I'll use 1 stat for compare I get +96,1% CC when I place it on my Strun Prime that same stat is then +35.6% CC.

[Slayer-.]

8 minutes ago, MqToasty said:

When you examine a Riven in your Mod console, you see the stats as applied to the base version of that weapon.  So taking the Strun as an example, the vanilla version has a Disposition of 1.40x:

https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Strun

The Strun Prime, having just been released, has a Disposition of 0.50x:

https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Strun_Prime

Now suppose you had a Strun Riven that had +150% to Crit. Chance, that would be the adjusted value after the 1.40x for the vanilla Strun.  As a result, when you put it on the Strun Prime, that attribute will become:

150% / 1.4 * 0.5 = +53.8% to Crit. Chance.

The Riven itself does not change, only the bonus it provides when you mod it onto different versions of a weapon.

Glad someone's up with the math, I'll try and remember that...                 Yeah right my steel trap mind with rusty hinges no hope. 

[CaptainSpear]

16 minutes ago, MqToasty said:

When you examine a Riven in your Mod console, you see the stats as applied to the base version of that weapon.  So taking the Strun as an example, the vanilla version has a Disposition of 1.40x:

https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Strun

The Strun Prime, having just been released, has a Disposition of 0.50x:

https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Strun_Prime

Now suppose you had a Strun Riven that had +150% to Crit. Chance, that would be the adjusted value after the 1.40x for the vanilla Strun.  As a result, when you put it on the Strun Prime, that attribute will become:

150% / 1.4 * 0.5 = +53.8% to Crit. Chance.

The Riven itself does not change, only the bonus it provides when you mod it onto different versions of a weapon.

thanks for the example, it made it really easy to understand.

well, the mods in the game are Hella powerful already, so i shouldn't have any problem upgrading strun prime to god tier, even if the riven dispo is low.

hell, in 1 or 2 updates i bet it will go up a level. Hell, even if it doesn't, a riven is still a riven.