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So it seems that in multiplayer, headshots count as 10 points or 20 points, for no reason. I can't seem to figure it out. Attached are two photos from a Serenity video, with the first one being +100 kill, +10 headshot, +10 carrier denied

First of all, I find landing a headshot incredibly difficult in this game just because of the NPCs erratic movement. I can land one, but the NPC just eats a 17 mil headshot and goes to tucking and rolling all over the place until someone else mops up the tiny stitch of life they have left and take the kill.

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Ok, so before this last update when the headshot multiplier was 2x, gas and electric procs did some odd stuff, and I think have done so for years. These procs work similarly to each other. For my purposes here, the only important difference is that electric procs benefit from electric damage and gas procs do not. This doesn't affect the magnitude of what changed for either proc, so for simplicity's sake, I'll leave that out of all that follows, or you can just pretend I'm talking about gas.

First off, gas and electric, unlike other status effects, can score headshots and activate headshot conditions. Which I suspect many people won't know, since these elements aren't much used compared to corrosive, heat, toxin, slash, and especially viral. 99% or so of the time, if you score a headshot hit with a projectile, a resulting gas/electrc proc will get headshot damage. Here's how it works:

[ weapon damage * 0.5 * 2 * 2 + 1 ] The 0.5 is the base status damage, the x2s are the normal headshot multipliers, and the +1 is just something Warframe throws on to dots to confuse us. :P Note that there are -two- headshot multipliers there. More about that later.

But if you have headshot damage bonuses in addition to the inherent x2, those are added together into another, separate multiplier, and again factoring twice. Let's say Deadhead on that Hikou Prime...

Now, I was pretty excited to hear the headshot multiplier was going up to 3x. I love making headshots, and I love abusing Sonar which has the same mechanics. After the double-dipping that was happening, 3x3 was going to be a huge increase from 2x2. Honestly, I thought the results would be just ridiculous with gas/electric. I'm still super-excited about this change for headshots in general. But what happened with gas and electric specifically was a big letdown. Same gas Hikou Prime test now:

Now, the double factoring of headshot multipliers seems like it's probably a bug to me. I can easily regard this as a partial bugfix, even though it's taken years to implement. However I'm not sure what DE intended. And even as a conscious bug fix, I think these procs were already underperforming in all but very carefully set up situations. In addition, if this was a bugfix, I'd expect the other headshot multipliers (like Deadhead) to get fixed at some point as well. Which would be another substantial nerf.

So DE, I'd just like you to take a look at this. If it's intentional, ask yourself "Did gas and electric need to be weaker than they were before headshots were made stronger?" Maybe your answer is "Yes!", in a post Veilbreaker world, where armor stripping is easier than it's ever been. But if it's "No, not really" or "Wait...gas electric what???" can you look at reverting this change in some way? I do think a 9x multiplier is probably too crazy, but perhaps something between that and the current 3x would be just fine.

Gonna say that gas/electric likely just caught caught by the blanket "no headshot multiplier on AoE" as they can still proc "on headshot" conditions, while other procs still can't.

So likely unintended.

Small correction to demonstrate what's likely happening. For Gas and Electric, there's two damage sources: the direct hit and the proc. It double-dips on headshots because the initial hit lands on the head, getting multiplied by 2, and the AoE portion "hits the head", also getting multiplied by 2.

I mean they've had weapon specific headshot multipliers (such as Nataruk, has a headshot multiplier on quick shot, but none on charged), why not make the "no headshot multiplier" weapon specific instead of global. That also "solves" the issue of small AoE weapons being unfairly penalized for Bramma/Zarr sins.

"What if"-isms. Things like, "what if it's not enough?" or "what if x weapon takes over?" or "what if people think it's not fair because it's just these AoE weapons?" Seems to be what fueled the change to battery weapons that just got reverted, and what fueled the change to AoE headshots in the first place (because maybe the Bramma could hit headshots if you knew about its unspoken mechanic). And, thinking about it, the first version probably explains a lot of their over-compensating changes, like the old Corrosive to Viral shift.

Yes, because it's not "AoE can't get headshots period", it's that their headshot multiplier is set to 1x instead of the typical 3x multiplier (Moas still have a 1x headshot modifier for all weapons, #JusticeForMoas when.) So Deadhead is gonna buff that 1x multiplier to 1.3x.

Weapons with a 1x headshot multiplier also don't get the doubled crit bonus on headshot (except Corpus humanoids, they don't have the doubled CD on crit headshot. Side note this is why it's a pain talking about WF mechanics stuff. You need this sizable library of info to pull from, and you never know if the other person has the same collection as you) ff782bc1db