No, it's rigged, the percentage goes down on its own.
Well, yeah, they have their boilerplate. The problem is, public statements from DE and Overwolf are at odds with each other.
DE claims that they only talked with Overwolf to ensure they don't do anything that breaks the EULA. What does the EULA say?
h. use any unauthorized third-party software that intercepts, “mines”, or otherwise collects information from, within or through the Software or Service, including without limitation, any software that reads areas of RAM used by the Software to store information about a character, in-game items or the Software environment; provided, however, that Digital Extremes may, in its sole discretion, allow the use of specified third party user interfaces;
Overwolf is clearly collecting information from the game to get your inventory, and DE did not say they gave Overwolf special permission to do it.
What might be happening here is that Overwolf started triggering their automated detection, but they don't want to ban everyone using Alecaframe (because that would be a lot of players), so that might be why they're so willing to unban you.
They literally said they are working closely with the game developers and that alecaframe will not get me banned.
From https://support.warframe.com/hc/en-us/articles/360030014351-Third-Party-Software-and-You
We would like to make it clear that our involvement with Overwolf is simply that we’ve had conversations to ensure that Warframe’s EULA and ToS are not being breached in any way.
Overwolf is somehow getting your inventory from the game. Speculation is it's reading memory or network traffic. That is, in my interpretation, a violation of the TOS, but they were somehow getting away with it (or DE were being lenient, because it's not really that big of a deal to get your inventory out of the game).
Since you've been banned twice so far, I'd recommend you stop using it. I'm surprised you got your ban lifted the second time.
there are two of us in the same house that play at the same time.
That's important information you should not have left out. Do this or you'll continue to have problems: https://www.warframe.com/2pcnetwork
First impressions. https://youtu.be/AOTE2dqnTJ0?t=2682
I think what he meant was he didn't want the UI to be too overwhelming at the start. Edit: which is what Rebb says a few minutes later.
It just copied https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Neurodes#Farming_Locations and https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Neurodes#Gathering_Tips. How is it "impenetrable" to google "warframe neurode", click the first link, which is the wiki, and look at those two sections?
The problem is, most stuff doesn't work that well unless you can put a proper build on it, so you need at least a catalyst.
You can sort by forma count on overframe.gg, but the lowest forma counts for the prime have 2 forma - it doesn't help that the Burston Prime only has one polarity by default.
But if you're just going to level it to 30 and forget about it, then your best option is to go with other players and let them level your weapon with shared affinity.
Btw, Burston Prime got a massive update with Duviri, but you'll need Steel Path to unlock that (Incarnon Genesis). I didn't like it before and now it's one of my favorites.
Toxin bypasses shields and your shield gate. It's an issue for lots of frames in SP.
If the problem is the damage over time from the status effect, Rolling Guard and/or Arcane Resistance helps with that. But those don't protect against direct damage, e.g. if a Toxic Ancient hits you. The mods Antitoxin and Toxin Resistance (aura) can help with that, but I've never used them, I don't know how effective they are. And of course staying invisible and not getting hot.
Satisfactory just moved from fandom to wiki.gg, with the devs' blessing, so I don't think the "official wiki" thing would be an issue (as long as DE is on board). The main issue now for them seems to be SEO, and that would be the main issue for the WF wiki too.
That shouldn't be difficult, they use MediaWiki (with a bunch of extensions, so it's a little more complicated than just installing MediaWiki, but it could be done).
Paying for the hosting, convincing the wiki maintainers to come over, convincing the community to use yours are the difficult parts.
I suspect they don't. They haven't been added to the drop tables, so we can't verify, but it seems they didn't actually adjust the drop chances like they said they did in the patch notes (the pod and engine originally had a lower drop chance).