More powerful mods will cost more MCap to equip. MCap directly translates into a combination of the number of mods you can have equipped, and the strength of those mods. The Excalibur prime in the picture above is level 22, so he has 44 Mcap as he is supercharged with an Orokin Catalyst. Mod capacity increases by 1 per level, or 2 per level if your weapon/’frame is supercharged with a potato. So, yes, unfortunately all your epic 1.0 multishot mods now only have value for fusing to 2.0 mods. Any 1.0 mods that were equipped on your weapons/’frames have been removed from said weapons/’frames, and have also been converted into 2.0 fusion cores. Notso, what happened to my old mods? Did I lose my 400% stacked multishot mod equipped on my Braton Vandal?Īll 1.0 mods have been converted into “Fusion Cores”.

I hope this will be more comprehensive.ġ.0 Mods – mods from before Update 7 įusion cores – power-less mods which are only useful for increasing the fusion level of 2.0 modsĭouble dash/Triangle/Y – types of mod polarity I know there is already anothe guide, but that is just on fusion. I will work on the formatting more tomorrow, this is just a quick guide to help people through the night… xD In this guide I will explain how the new systems works, and how to use it. Update 7 brought drastic changes to the way skill trees and mods for Warframes and weapons work. Warframe Mod System Beginner’s Guide by Notso

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