I would recommend useing frost for cold, cold can go into viral or you can use corrosive cold which is very good on most weapons or the cold can be turned into blast which can be very good on some weapons. You can only get, heat, cold, toxin, electric, magnetic, radiation and impact. Toxin, cold and magnetic are the best
You really gotta give your crewmates some better weapons and stats. Also there is a forge in the back of RJ where you can craft some useful stuff You were on the right track, you can destroy corpus crewship's shield by shooting the drone or you can just board it and destroy reactor manually
With changes to status in Jade Shadows update, you want now Magnetic on most tenet/kuva weapons actually, toxin only on AoE weapons. That's because magnetic now does increased damage to overguard, so much so, that magnetic Tenet Arca Plasmor can one shot Heavy Gunner Eximus on Steel Path, so yeah, unfortunate you got Impact, but that can be fixed if you get another Arca Plasmor with magnetic to valence fusion. Citrine, Harrow, Hydroid, Lavos, Mag, Mesa, Xaku and Yareli will give you magnetic. Atlas, Dagath, Ivara, Khora, Nekros, Nidus, Oberon and Saryn for toxin.
Right weapon, wrong bonus ;-;. Since the “progenitor” of your sister was dante, her weapon will be a physical damage type, in this case it was impact, which kinda blows. Next time you plan on summoning a lich or sister take in consideration the element of the progenitor warframe. My favorite elements of choice are fire and toxic which you would find in frames like ember or saryin
Ahh yes, I did figure that out. Today's video that goes live at 6:30PM EST is the actual Sister process. I recorded it a couple of weeks ago. I've grinded a few more since then and I (forget the terminology) evolved the Acra plasmor into one with Toxin. I used Dagath to get it. I was thinking she might give it viral but toxin popped up. not mad about that either way. I hunted down I think I'm on number 6 now replacement arca plasmors to override the original one I got. I had pretty bad luck with the bonus. Have it up to 55.7% bonus now I think.
You only need to kill 25 (first stage) in the hardest granum void to spawn the Sister (when you come back to main mission). Also, Dante (like Rhino) spawns your Kuva/Tenet weapon with extra impact damage so you have bad luck here ... as extra impact damage (compared to the other damage type options) is terrible. You need to get the 75 kills in granum for parts for Protea and 3 weapons. The Tenent Arca Plasmor is a decent weapon but outclassed by the Incarnon meta. Snowglobe focused build can be slow for run and gun. For a run and gun build, try running a high efficiency with range build, and spam your 4th and 2nd abilities. The 2nd ability slows everything down in front of you by 75% for 12 sec (due to the cold procs it applies). Don't replace your main build you have setup. Use the config B or config C tab. There's now a duplicate configuration icon on the mod screen that lets you copy a config into another config slot for quality of life. No real need to remove the bubble, now that you and allies can shoot through them from the outside. Unless you really want to remove the crowd control (enemy slowdown) that comes with having foes run through 4 bubbles on the field. Triple range mod frost is good for solo interception. You can put a globe on each of the points as you capture them. They significantly slow down the rate enemies can capture them (with or without the augment), so its easy for you to own all 4. When defending, recast snowglobe when in the middle of the existing snowglobe, so it pushes all none eximus foes off the point, refreshes the globe with more hp, and let's you keep the other 3 on the other points. Since the globes are so big and the foes are trying to capture the points, they're not firing alot of bullets at the globes from outside, so the globes don't get destroyed. Buy helstrum from Legs in Fortuna, and put cold on it for your Diriga (any sentinel build). Good crowd control for any warframe, and better synergy with Frost. This leaves room to also put on corrosive in addition to cold. Build helstrum for multishot, fire rate and blast radius, to maximize procs. Helstrum is strong enough to warrant multiple forma. The other popular helstrum build is viral heat, which doubles down on 2 damage buffs, instead of one defensive + one damage.
You can boost the strength of Frost's Snow Globe by casting it multiple times while inside of it btw. The number on the ability shows how much health % it has left before breaking. Edit: You spawn a Sister by using -ANY- a Zenith crown on a level 20+ Corpus mission. You don't need to complete the Granum void but you do need to at least reach the first tier of kills for them to spawn. 👍
You generally don't want to use multiple augment mods when those slots could be used for more important things like stat boosting mods. Try sticking to only using one or two max.
Biting frost is a really good augment, but the only thing that was benefiting from it here was Harmony. You don't have your incarnons set up for crits because of that one evolution you chose in the past. You can see your bonus armor in the top right with that shield icon. Range is important on Frost to hit as many enemies with avalanche as possible Also you can cast multiple snow globes on top of each other to further boost its health instead of placing them around
Frost is one of the easiest frames to use for Steel Path Circuit level cap runs. Snowglobe and Avalanche can keep defensive objects (and extractors) alive all the way to level cap. Also, your powers make level cap Jackal a cakewalk (although a lot of warframes make the Jackal a cakewalk). Good playtesting session. As you're seeing, Frost needs to spam his abilities to survive, protect and maximize damage. A common playstyle is to always be casting his 4th and 3rd abilities. Frost does need energy management and range. If you add fleeting expertise and keep transient fortitude, you might have to add continuity for at least a little duration). Overguard added per cast was better the second time mostly b/c of range, since range (and range changes) are quadratic changes (ie: surface area is radius squared). You went from 70% to 145% range, which increased surface area affected by 4.29x (and possible foes affected per cast by 4.29x). Also, your original 70% range dropped avalanche below the 15m armor passive range, so most foes wouldn't have cold procs, whereas you now have enough range, that now every foe that even enters your 15m armor passive range will already have cold procs, and buff your armor.
Farm cetus bounties for augur reach (30% range) when its available in the rewards rotation. I think it gets rewarded from the 4th bounty mission, when in rotation. There is a corrupted vault mod called overextended which gives 90% range, for negative -60% strength. minus 60 strength would usually be bad, but there's a lot of ways to stack strength back up to over 100%. Cunning Drift gives 15% which isn't much, but can be put in the exilus slot. You get Cunning Drift from the Orokin Moon test where you need to bait the big eye beam drone into destroying 4 pillars.
You need all the help you can get at this time if you're doing steel path solo. Time to start using your specters, hirelings and anything else you can summon like clem, infested that aoe heal you. And maxing out builds with forma. also make energy and health pads to drop when needed. en masse
you're lucky they've changed how icy avalange works, now you can get thousunds of overguard even with this kind of mod "setup". if it would be the same max what you would get was like 500 points, mb 1000 if you're lucky. don't need to say what the result would be in that case, it's in the first part of the vid. if you want to learn how to properly build anything, at least get all the vault mods and start maxing primed ones, and ffs do forma polarize and max out at least something. p.s. if you want my setup for frost it's this - 170% strength, 280% range, 3 umbral mods(could replace with same regular ones), and icy avalange
“It almost feels like cheating”. Because it kinda is lol btw if you want the reave ability to do more damage just spin around the enemies so the absorption sucks more health out of the enemy. I see myself using revenant less and less because again, he feels like cheating, thats why for the most part he is considered S class. Thats why the secret extra boss in sanctum anatomica outright DISABLES mesmer skin in the middle of the fight, but I am glad you like him, you should invest some forma and archon crystals on him
You should really install those weapon arcane adapters and weapon arcanes in your best weapons, for Steel Path and harder content. Your missing out on damage potential without equipping them. Primed Regen is actually very good for steel path, and usually considered a must have for sentinel builds. Reducing the revive timer to 25sec is noticable in steel path where the sentinel dies more often. You normally combo this with Momentous Bond, which further reduces the revive timer. Adding a third revive timer mod, allows you to revive the sentinel in a matter of seconds.
Rolling Guard works great with him, lose your mesmer skin charges, or they get low, roll and get 3 seconds of invincibility which is enough time to recast the ability. Oh and alas as long as the ability is activated, you can't die. So keep an eye on your charges at all times.
@@mafuyus04 i use that and a augment, sure it's totally necessary, but it definitely gives him a lot more breathing room. As i have died quite often before I could recast the mesmer skin.
Those scythe finishers are so satisfying :P And btw, as long as you have mesmer skin up you just can't die. The only thing that can eliminate you is corpus nullifier bubble because it, well, nullifies all abilities.
Two things 1. Revenant’s second ability is basically stacks of invincibility and every time you get hit you just go invincible for a couple seconds and is the best survivability frame in the game. 2. In short do steel path circuit this week In longer terms though I seriously recommend steel path circuit this week as it has Torid Incarnon which is an easy to use end game weapon you could have as a back up plan. The torid can be gotten from dojos in the bio lab and the incarnon is a beam arcing weapon like the atomos, amprex, kuva nukor etc. I seriously recommend you as a player to grab the torid incarnon this week. Also the second incarnon genesis you get isn’t all too important but the duel toxocyst is a great secondary incarnon as well Edit: also I love your video keep up the good work
Ahh thanks for the tips on Revenant. I still need a little more time with him, but I was definitely impressed with his kit. Guessing archon shards might be the best way to add little more power to his 4, but one can just as easily use weapons for damage and focus on his survival skills. Also, awesome! I had heard about torid incarnon from a lot of folks and I've been waiting on that to drop in the cycle again. Cheers!
@@bakagaijingaming3018 yeah no problem. His 4 is really only good if you have quite a bit of ability strength and even then most people just use that as the helminth slot for rhino’s roar or something but revenants 4 can be good at clearing rooms. But yeah definitely grab that torid it’s super super good I think you’ll like it. It’s a really good beam arcing weapon since it has a lot of range and the damage output is crazy
Energy Nexus is one of my favorite new mods, I've put it on so many Warframes, it's nuts. Maybe not AS useful on every single Warframe as some don't always need constant energy flow, especially if weapons are in good order to carry some of the weight. But it's really taken a lot of strain off of other energy sources.
I really like it on frames with long duration abilities so you just get energy back before the skill runs out. Or you can just pretend your abilities have cooldowns like Lavos because it regenerates so fast, especially with nourish
@Yogowafel For sure. I think it works best on Frames that channel abilities, yeah. I'm an Energy Siphon user, I know most don't use it, but alone, it isn't enough to make much of a dent in a channeling skill. BUT combined with Energy Nexus, MUCH easier to channel abilities now. 👍
Yeah, I'm not really at the stage of mix/max building yet, but I have found it to be a useful mods in a few different builds now for exactly that reason. Energy hungry frames need energy. I'm still using Zariman as my primary focus as well, so I've always got that as needed, but it takes time to build up, so stack other energy skills with it, it really help IMHO.
In Cavia bounties you need to start picking up the drops indicated by the white marks. Those are drops giving things like arcanes, echo voca, and lanthorns. It's a quick pick up, don't understand why the constant neglect as if they weren't marked on the screen!
You know, I've seen them, but there are so many different markers that pop up, I'm not really every sure what it is they're marking. Perhaps it's due to my having run netracells recently for the first time (video coming up shortly), but the computers you use have the same symbol on them, so I just assumed it was some other thing with which to interact. Maybe they're slightly different symbols on them. I'm not sure. Either way, I appreciate the comment. I certainly would have kept ignoring them with out. Thank you!
Revenant is one of my favorite frames but admittedly very boring the way i play him. I just stack strength to get enough charges of mesmer skin, then i enthrall all enemies i can and then reave into them in a spinning motion to insta drain their health (its very cheesy i know). This is pretty much a top tier frame if you just cast mesmer skin at the right time and even then reaving into enthralled enemies just recharges your stacks of mesmer skin so you are pretty much immortal. You might actually like him for the survivability
That's actually kinda nutty. I guess I kinda sorta got close to doing that in some of my limited testing with him, but yeah, his survivability is pretty good. I am very impressed.
Revenant: modding looks good. FYI: The range on his 4th grows as it remains active, so it will cover a large distance eventually. Also you can use his 3rd to move faster while in the 4th, but does require good energy management.
I'll never understand people not taking Xoris into the Granum Void. It's literally free Foruna standing when freeing the prisoners. This is still good to do in a party, I guess, to ensure the top reward. But passing on the free standing makes no sense to me.
@@RedShadowOfSaturn it also always one shots everything in granum void. I got my Protea by just jumping with Zephyr around and spamming Xoris at groups of specters
hadn't even occurred to me to try that. I just use Xoris, which frankly works exceedingly well. I have only soloed the Void, with all 3 coins, and haven't had any issues with it after my first few attempts, but I'll have to try Revenant in there. Thanks!
I think some frames have a 4 ability that is meant to be spam, as your prime form of offensive and use the rest to complement it, I think Garudo and Nova are examples of this. Could be a good idea to reframe the thought that 4 abilities are "ultimates" to use as last resort, Garuda has intrinsic energy generation, surely she can do it.
This is a very well stated comment. I guess even after a little over a year and a half in-game, I still have some of my 10 years of Destiny playtime experience in my thought process. Some habits are hard to break I suppose. LOL. I like this a LOT.
since you're running fortuna alot, suggest talking to The Business and buy the Bond mods. Momentous Bond is very strong on any Companion. Its on many players always equip list. Tenacious Bond and Reinforced Bond are great mods for buffing your weapons if the companion can meet their requirements. Also in Fortuna, buy helstrum blueprint (from legs). You put viral or corrosive/cold on helstrum, so any sentinel can become a "super status spreader". Add Multishot, firerate. You don't need dmg, as you're using it to spread these good status effects. Your playstyle, so far, doesn't benefit from heavy attack efficiency. Pretty much all of your heavy hits with Harmony are at base (1x combo). It's a waste of a slot. A max sacrifical steel would be better for your playstyle, as it will simply improve your 20% crit to 108% crit, and always crit on heavy attack, even at 1x combo. While your Harmony does good dmg and and melt normal foes quickly, it's also capable of melting heavies (Eximus and Acolytes) quickly with the right mod setups.
Oh wow, great, great info. I'll check in with the Biz for sure. Also, really good insight on the Harmony there. You're right, I don't really play that way, though I suppose one could argue you could go for a heavy build set-up and just use that, but I like the faster attacks that do lower damage overall better. Thanks for that, I'll go back and adjust.
Bring one of your weapons with corrosive so you can kill the alcolyte faster (and more reliability). Felarx and Laetum: you should have enough steel essence to buy/equip arcane adapters. And you should then be able to equip a Merciless, Deadhead or Dexterity arcane. These are very, very important for increasing gun dmg. These arcanes are some of the fastest in game to get to Rank 5 for their +360% weapon dmg. Equiping radiation on a grineer or a general use (all faction) weapon builds is usually bad, as it doesn't have a dmg oriented status effect and it dilutes the chance of your main dmg status effect procing (so you can kill things faster). Also, you'll notice that since the effect causes foes to attack each other, headshots can actually be harder when your putting radiation on them. Mobilize or Boreal's Anquish are better movement mods than Firewalker. Firewalker's base heat dmg (100) is too low to be worth the extra capacity. +275% of 100 dmg is still only 375 dmg, which is nothing in steel path.
Excellent point here all around. So, in general, the reason I have rad dmg on is not for the rad, but for the other bonus that rad mod provides (in this instance I think it's either reload speed or clip size). Might be worth changing it just to see what I think, but you're right, headshot, particularly w/ Laetum are not the easiest to land on a moving target. I don't go for incarnon form on the Felarx though, I just use it as a base, excellent shotgun. As for Boreal, interesting suggestion there. I think I might have Amar's Anguish on atm for 15% strength buff, but I can prob swap something else to add more dmg in there then swap the exilus out (maybe Bling Rang to replace Amar's Ang?). Good info. Thank you!
something I see a lot of beginners make a mistake on is status damage weighting on their weapons. when you have higher viral damage than you do heat, it increases the chance that viral will proc over heat. this is bad because you wont be able to stack enough heat procs to deal damage. viral itself is not a damaging status, it just increases the damage you deal from other sources of damage like heat or slash or direct damage to an enemies health. you want to try to make your heat damage higher than your viral damage so that it will proc easier and therefore stack up quicker and then kill the enemy. also you are missing a lot of the galvanized mods for your weapons which will increase their damage heavily!
Ignis: Yes. The heat dmg number needs to be way higher than the viral number on a beam weapon. Basically, Malignant Force is hurting your dmg due to the way heat status beam weapons work with viral so Remove it. Also, prioritize multishot before crit or Rifle Elementalist. you don't have enough capacity on your Ignis for steel path. It needs 1 or 2 polarities b4 its even decent in steel path.
@@eldiablomatadore8580 definitely not. This is basic steel path knowledge. this applies more to enemies at very high levels of course, but theres no reason not to take advantage of it as soon as you get into steel path. its the basis of making any status weapon good.
I hadn't yet replied to this thread, though I did read it a few days ago, and even referenced it in a recording for an upcoming video. I was misunderstanding how viral work this entire time. Thank you for that very clear explanation. I'll go back and adjust. I also might adjust some other builds I have too for that matter. Thank you, very much!
@@bakagaijingaming3018 No problem! feel free to add me as a friend in-game too, id be happy to give some suggestions or advice if you need. i play on PC: AbitCrispy
That riven is so good cuz it gives viral with one mod which is busted. Go all in on crit with hunter munitions and the riven, then you should still have space for another element so it’ll be worth using galvanized mods in it too!
Also, should definitely look into getting the ember augments healing flame (grants over shields and health recovery) and exothermic (energy orbs spawn on enemies effected by her 4). After that, build her however makes you comfortable to play her. Good luck man!
Thanks for the info both on weapon & augment mods. Yeah, I'm close to swapping off of Suda and onto another one. Almost have everything now from Suda. Those augments sound exactly like what I need. Cheers!
You don't need a max rank fleeting expertise, a rank 4 will still give you 175% efficiency since that is the cap, and you dont lose out on much duration. Low duration sounds like a good tradeoff until you realize a good portion of embers damage is slow ramp up of heat which runs out fast if you dont have duration as enemies can't stay burning. Protea's dispensary over embers first ability with equilibrium would solve your energy issues, and then you could dump most of your efficiency in favor of strength and neutral or extra duration, and tons of range. At this point though i dont even know if you really read these comments lol ive given you some tips months ago and they have not been followed. (not that you have to)
Excellent, excellent info! I didn't realize that efficiency was capped. Funny enough, I did already tweak Ember's build a bit for more duration after taking her into a Netracell run. It does make a big difference. Now for Protea, I do have the normal one now finally, and I have a few prime parts, so I could either grind for another normal one & use Helminth on dupe, or go for Prime & feed normal one. I do have a few frames subsumes, but only 3 or so. Waiting on the ability to feed Helminth a bit more atm so I can unlock 10 more subsume slots. Also, for comment, I do in-fact read them all, so keep them coming. It's just there's so many of them on my page w/ so much information, it's challenging to retain it all. I even go back to reread really old comments that I recall people left about stuff I'm only just getting to now. I'll check back to make sure I didn't miss anything important you let me know. I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge with me.
You're invincible while lunging at an enemy with your first ability, and for a few seconds when charging up your fourth ability. You can only die with garuda if you are knocked down or not paying attention. Also you ended up ending yourself with malice. He cast magnetize on you so your felarx starting shooting you instead lol.
Oh, good info again. I'm going to go back and try Garuda some more. They're kinda like a few other frames I've looekd at and tried, that on paper, seem like they should be awesome on tougher difficulty level stuff, but something is off w/ my order of operations, point allocations on mods, or missing some I need. Also, operator error I'm sure plays a big part too. I'll get there, it's part of my trial by fire process.
@@bakagaijingaming3018 All you have to do is use her blood letting ability to gain energy, then use that energy to be aggressive to lunge at enemies or cast your fourth ability. Enemies hit by your 4th ability will proc slash status on any hit from any source, including the charged ball of your first ability which is how she does the most damage.
Energy restores can also help with your Ember's lack of energy. I suggest you melee more even while jumping around. If you weren't testing I would say deploy some Specters to get the enemies attention. Stalker Specter from Nightwave is a beast in early Steel Path.
Yeah formas I slept on for WAY too long. I am crafting them daily now, and have used quite a few now, but man, I should have remembered to have that going in the background ages ago. That's entirely on me. Everybody told me, and now hear I am eating crow.
@bakagaijingaming3018 it's like the difference from having no mods on your weapon or" warframe" to having every mod slot fully maxed out so u physically cannot put anything else in , now does this take time and effort afraid so but the difference is night and day u won't need to do it on every weapon some need more than others, then pop revenant on so u haven't got to worry about staying alive then try it out on a steel path exterminate on ur own ull get a feel for it much better ,then u can start buffing the crap out if it with arcane and warframes . Thank for reply
Ok, I think using energy nexus and any energy regen overtime is a mistake as when using Immolation on Ember drains energy. This means energy regeneration over time doesn't work at all, so a waste of 2 mod slots.
For embers ability 2 it’s not a shield but damage reduction/mitigation based on the meter above ability’s and is capped at max 90%, and drains energy every second it’s at max(90%). The energy drain is insane, so you have to cast you’re 3 every so often to keep its energy cost down. I definitely recommend getting her augmentes of the 3 and 4, mainly for the 3 it provides overguard depending on how much the meter is filled. Edit: her 3 strip’s armor depending on how full the meter is and provides some cc
No way, the timing on that controller scuff. Oof. I also thought you probably had that. Just remember that Mania is more of a stealth acolyte very reminiscent of Loki. Sorry if this is super long. But I feel I needed to point out some things since I saw a lot of potential in your Ember. It just needs tweaks. Anyway, your mod setup is actually not as bad as you might think considering you don't have her augments. First thing I want to point out this time is that your frame's ability efficiency is capped at 175% no matter what you do. That's why even though you were supposed to have +60% from Fleeting Expertise and +30% from Streamline, you were still stuck at 175% efficiency. So you can switch out Streamline for Boreal's Hatred. Also, I would have moved Archon Vitality over to Amar's Hatred slot (good catch on slotting Archon Vitality on there btw even if unranked). And then I would slot in Stretch in place of Amar's Hatred. Ember can benefit more from a bigger ability range. Also, Firewalker deals fire damage on your Bullet Jump and nothing else. It's more a QoL mod. The mod capacity can probably be more useful somewhere else. Now for the gameplay application, you'd have benefited from spamming your 3rd ability more, especially against Grineer. It can completely strip their armor and make them way squishier. And it can provide a bit of CC by knocking them down. It's better to cast it than let it passively eat your energy from overheat (remember that this overheat energy drain completely turns off any energy/second regen you have so you really want to avoid that as much as possible). And btw, you can strip Mania's armor with it too, making your SP runs a whole lot easier. The ideal play is to keep casting 4 and 3 alternately to keep stacking heat procs on enemies while maintaining heat gauge. Heat status has no cap so Ember can actually kill SP enemies by abilities alone. And your viral Ignis Wraith potentially could have served to push that build too actually. So surprisingly, your first build with the Ignis Wraith had a lot of potential. Just needed some tweaks. I'd have turned it into purely status gun though. Heat + Viral is good in this regard. Even your choice of Harmony as melee has great synergy with Ember actually. It can detonate the stack of heat procs on an enemy. Lastly, in case you want to push Ember to its full potential. You'd need augments. Specifically, one for her 3rd ability, and one for her 4th. Augment for her 3rd ability gives you heals and overguard for every enemy you hit. Overguard is a good tool to keep yourself safe from any status effects, including knockdown. Now the augment for her 4th ability gives a chance to spawn energy orbs from enemies. With this, you can probably ditch Energy Nexus mod entirely as long as you have Arcane Energize on. Don't beat yourself up too much, bro. I can see the improvement in how you see frames and how to build them.
wow... your moding is just awfull. a year and a half into the game and yet not a single prime mod owned, not a single frame\weapon fully polarized. you know, people at mr 16 own steelpath like it's child's play, not mentioning they do all activities like deep archemedia and netracells no problems at all. maybe it's finally time to start looking up some stuff? or you're planning to do same mistakes all over?
Bruh chill. Seriously just let him play the game. He's actually taking our advice over time. He does go through past videos and read stuff. He'll get there. He knows about baro and prime mods already he's not quite really hit that prime grind b/c hes still filling out his arsenal and playing with new toys. Soon enough he'll be swapping skills on his build with the chair etc. And all those ppl owning whatever at whatever MR watched videos on how to do it anyway. Who cares?
He's having fun playing the way he wants to i play look at mactics he's on his way towards mr 23 last I saw and he can't even kill level 100 base path enemys he just like pushing mr, everyone plays differently, I'm still struggling at mr 16 because I can never full invest into smt so all my build are half asses but I jsut like building and trying new things although I've found protea and strun which I love so I'm olay8ng them a lot more now
The steel path missions would have went faster if you brought the right damage types for grineer. Build for corrosive, viral/heat or viral/slash (sometimes weapon dependent). Also corrosive dmg is best vs acolyte. Your better off avoiding the radiation mods, and using something else, in a general use (all factions) build setup, since the dmg rework. Also, you should have enough steel essence for arcane adapters for at least several of your best guns at this point. And a handful of good primary and secondary arcanes. These are critical to upgrading your gun dmg. The Headshot (+weakspot) dmg multiplier is different than crit shot dmg multiplier. Headshots give 3x dmg to both non crit headshots and crit shot headshots. You should be aiming for head for any single target gun. While Hildryn can more easily survive than Trinity and has higher general offensive support with her armor removal ability, Trinity's usually better at defensive support for allies and defense objects/extractors. Trinity's also better at killing acolytes, with her armor removal augment (that works on acolytes/most bosses).
