Digital Extremes’ highly successful free-to-play third-person online multiplayer shooter, Warframe has been doing exceptionally well with the gaming community. Having stood the test of time for over seven years, it has become one of the most played games on Steam, thanks to the constant updates by the developers and the love of its dedicated fan base. The game was nominated for “Best Ongoing Game” at The Game Awards 2017, the People’s Voice Award for “Action” at the 2018 Webby Awards, and the People’s Voice Award again for “Action Game” and “Best Sound Design at the 2019 Webby Awards.
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Playing as an agile Teno warrior against a horde of competitors in fierce online multiplayer matches, you need to stack the deck in your favor by obtaining strong weapons and rare resources. Previously, we covered details of obtaining Anomaly Shards in Warframe. Another useful resource you can find is the ‘Omega Isotope’. If you have been looking for it for a while, well, look no further! Given below is our guide to getting your hands on the Omega Isotope in Warframe.
About the Omega Isotope
You can only farm this rare resource when the Fomorian Invasion event is going on in the game. In that case, the Omega Isotope can be found only on a planet that has a Balor Fomorian present nearby. It is one of the rarer items you will be able to obtain as a drop from slain foes. However, you cannot find it during Arch-wing missions. For the Omega Isotope to spawn, there must also be an active Fomorian Sabotage mission located on the planet.
How to Get the Omega Isotope in Warframe?
Fortunately, getting your hands on the Omega Isotope itself is not too hard. All you need to do is complete any mission on a planet with an actively ongoing Fomorian Sabotage event. You will be able to obtain the resource as a drop reward from fallen foes, as long as it is not an Arch-wing mission. You will be able to obtain it from Alerts, Normal mission nodes, Invasions, and Syndicate missions when they take place on the planet with the Fomorian Sabotage event.