I read it in a professional review of . Like Clockwork . <| sep |> I ' ve never had an issue , but I really spend most of my time in Baja . <| sep |> Some of that stuff belongs on rTHEPACK too <| sep |> We ' ve got tremendous players . <| sep |> If you cleared your SO ' s pipes more often they wouldn ' t try to do it to the sink . <| sep |> More robust approach , yes <| sep |> Demon concept art plz <| sep |> I think this is because SotD creates mobs which are not part of your Warframe . You can test this by using it then dying . They Shadows will still be there . But I agree how it ' s like you respawn your Warframe when you get out of it . It creates a copy of your Warframe , but is just an object , that has the exact same stats that you did , but the skills affects are lost on it is now a different object . All changes to the object are saved and when you exit operator mode , you get the stats of the object at the end , including the fuck ton of damage you most likely took . Though this makes me confused as to why an allied Volt ' s Speed still is in affect . Maybe it ' s because it ' s the data of Speed and your Warframe is saved on the Volt who cast it and not your Warframe ?