from radiation, does not affect the duration of the relevant status effect it may cause. You should also pay attention to the fact, that in weapons that have a chance to deal physical and elemental damage simultaneously, physical status effects will be much more likely to Proc (about 4 times as often) than the status effects from the elements. As an example, the Strun has very high Impact damage, so it will be knocking back enemies much more often than it will weaken them or cause them to bleed. Each weapon deals 3 types of physical damage, of which usually one type is dominant. When choosing a weapon, it is also worth paying attention to, e.g. The rate of fire, on the other hand, also does not directly affect the status chance of any individual attack, but it does increase your chance of inflicting a status effect over time. Increasing the status chance with one mod will, in this case, be less effective than increasing the damage by adding multishot (the status chance will still see an increase while using multishot). the Hek shotgun has a very small base status chance, but thanks to the Scattered Justice mod, which provides multishot, the status chance will increase anyway (multishot's main advantage is that it dramatically increases the damage of your weapon), although it will not be recorded in the statistics. It often does not pay to increase the status chance on certain weapons, e.g. the effect of magnetic damage, due to its limited use. Some status effects are worth omitting, e.g. some foes from the Grineer faction are able to ignite you or inflict bleeding (slash damage). In Warframe, status effects do not only work unilaterally - your opponents can also apply effects to your character, e.g. In the chapters on physical and elemental damage, you can see which types of damage trigger various status effects. Weapons that inflict several types of elemental damage have separate status chances for the individual Procs. Each weapon in Warframe has a different status chance. The status chance determines the probability of a given effect being inflicted. Status effects are often called Procs by the players (if something Procs, it means that it has been activated or inflicted upon the enemy, the acronym itself stands for - Programmed random occurrence) and they are additional effects that are inflicted randomly when dealing damage. This knowledge will allow you to assess whether it is worth investing in increasing the chances of a weapon causing such an effect in Warframe. This short chapter will explain the definition of status effects in Warframe.
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