I noticed some Mods are cracked, how do I fix them?

[ℬℓα⊂₭ ℙℜ¡ℵ₠]

I noticed some of my mods are damaged, what effect does it have on them and can they be fixed?

[Kargor]

You can't fix them. You get these very early in the game, but soon you'll only get normal ones.

EDIT: as for the effect -- if you compare them to their undamaged counterparts, you'll notice that (usually) they provide a lower bonus and have lower capacity drain.

They also have fewer upgrade levels. You shouldn't upgrade them anyway, though, unless you're really sure -- like I upgraded a damaged Continuity at some point, because I kept not getting an undamaged one. But, at that time, the Endo wasn't an issue anymore anyway.

[ℬℓα⊂₭ ℙℜ¡ℵ₠]

Originally posted by Kargor:

You can't fix them. You get these very early in the game, but soon you'll only get normal ones.

EDIT: as for the effect -- if you compare them to their undamaged counterparts, you'll notice that (usually) they provide a lower bonus and have lower capacity drain.

They also have fewer upgrade levels. You shouldn't upgrade them anyway, though, unless you're really sure -- like I upgraded a damaged Continuity at some point, because I kept not getting an undamaged one. But, at that time, the Endo wasn't an issue anymore anyway.

Ok thanks, yeah, I'm struggling to find Endo.

[PhellAsleep]

Originally posted by Kargor:

You can't fix them. You get these very early in the game, but soon you'll only get normal ones.

EDIT: as for the effect -- if you compare them to their undamaged counterparts, you'll notice that (usually) they provide a lower bonus and have lower capacity drain.

They also have fewer upgrade levels. You shouldn't upgrade them anyway, though, unless you're really sure -- like I upgraded a damaged Continuity at some point, because I kept not getting an undamaged one. But, at that time, the Endo wasn't an issue anymore anyway.

That's quitter talk.

Have you tried using a repair kit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jr9Gojvt6E

[ℬℓα⊂₭ ℙℜ¡ℵ₠]

Originally posted by PhellAsleep:

Originally posted by Kargor:

You can't fix them. You get these very early in the game, but soon you'll only get normal ones.

EDIT: as for the effect -- if you compare them to their undamaged counterparts, you'll notice that (usually) they provide a lower bonus and have lower capacity drain.

They also have fewer upgrade levels. You shouldn't upgrade them anyway, though, unless you're really sure -- like I upgraded a damaged Continuity at some point, because I kept not getting an undamaged one. But, at that time, the Endo wasn't an issue anymore anyway.

That's quitter talk.

Have you tried using a repair kit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jr9Gojvt6E

[BurlsoL]

It's a good idea to keep these around and even upgrade mot of them since sometimes they will provide more bonus for less mod cost and can be good when you're at a low MR or leveling equipment.

For example:
http://warframe.wikia.com/wiki/Flow

For 5 mod cost the normal one will only provide 50% max energy compared to the damaged one providing 72% energy. There are a few other examples of this.

This also allows you to delay upgrading another mod just for a sentinel to have a small bonus to capability.

[ℬℓα⊂₭ ℙℜ¡ℵ₠]

Originally posted by BurlsoL:

It's a good idea to keep these around and even upgrade mot of them since sometimes they will provide more bonus for less mod cost and can be good when you're at a low MR or leveling equipment.

For example:
http://warframe.wikia.com/wiki/Flow

For 5 mod cost the normal one will only provide 50% max energy compared to the damaged one providing 72% energy. There are a few other examples of this.

This also allows you to delay upgrading another mod just for a sentinel to have a small bonus to capability.

Thats very good to know, thank you for the tip!!