In a game such as Warframe, certain stat pads can be dropped by every player provided that they have them equipped. For instance, dropping an energy pad will allow all players to regenerate their energy provided that they are in range. The same applies to health pads, shield pads and ammo pads. Also, the pads act as a cumulative HOT, providing regeneration over time which increases linearly given the number of pads. Assigning a shortcut to the action of placing a pad down, the shortcut can be shared amongst all players remotely such that a remote player that is part of the team can remotely make a different player drop a pad.

The video demonstrates synchronized buffs between two players - when one player activates an ability, the other player activates the same ability via WingMan. This is done by binding the ability buttons 1 through 3 on both sides to buttons 1 through 3.

The following is a list of gathered frame combinations that leverage WingMan's features to the fullest when it comes to synchronizing abilities. Generally, the best abilities to synchronize are buffs because buffs benefit the entire party and having a buff up at all times is ideal. Unfortunately, players forget to apply or re-apply buffs but if a single player remembers, then WingMan will make all other players apply their buffs as well.

Most of Mesa's abilities can be synchronized as a straight mapping (same-key to same-key) between the helm and the wing; in other words, when one player activates an ability such as Shatter Shield, all the other players can be made to activate the same ability.

The only ability that should not be synchronized is Peacemaker (keyboard button 4) because the Peacemaker ability that is a local ability that requires the attention of each player individually. Ballistic Battery falls short to be similar to the previous case due to the high damage output of the Mesa frame in general. Most players will find that Ballistic Battery will charge very fast and might even forget to reapply the ability.