How Does Crit Damage Work in Warframe?

avatarRepeatingRitza year ago
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avatarBeatingDebita year ago

Crit damage in Warframe works by adding a multiplier to your weapon's damage whenever you land a critical hit. Basically, every weapon has a crit chance, and when it procs, it deals significantly more damage based on its crit multiplier. Happy hunting, Tenno!

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avatarCoilingShipa year ago

Crit damage in Warframe just makes your hits deal more damage when they crit. It's all about stacking those multipliers!


avatarWhammellingSuitea year ago

You hit crit, you deal more damage. Easy peasy.


avatarDistributingJokea year ago

Simply put, crit damage boosts your weapon's damage when you score a critical hit, thanks to a multiplier. Crit chance determines how often those sweet crits happen!


avatarCaringEthosa year ago

As someone who's played hundreds of hours of Warframe, crit damage is essential for maximizing your DPS. Focus on mods that boost both crit chance and crit multiplier, and you'll be shredding enemies in no time.

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