Excessively rigorous modding cull?
In recent months, I've been putting much more focus on modding quality and paying better attention to secondaries, with frequent clearouts that weren't all that aggressive - I rarely dropped below 400 unassigned slots.
This led to a decision that in retrospect could have been a mistake. I went and cleared out all mods without at least 2 speed rolls at lvl 12-15, as well as clearing out anything below 8 speed at a bare minimum. I will go in later and sort them out by ideal secondaries, but-
In that rigorous clearing, I wasn't actually checking the secondaries. Even if some might have been ideally matched, they would have been sold alongside the definitively poor mods because their speed wasn't ideal. Have I made a mistake? My inventory is now down to 257, and many more of my mods have multiple rolls upwards of +15 speed with most of my spare mods not even being gold yet.
Some mod sets actually prefer slower or no speed at all, less or simply less focus - one of my mods set for Snowtrooper Commander is a gold C but only has 6 speed because all his TM gains while not taunting prompts a lower focus on speed to keep taunt up as long as possible since he takes turns quite quickly while not taunting. The loadout actually has some very satisfactory mods with upwards of +20 speed for a total of +100 speed despite not having a speed primary. I only kept the +6 speed because the secondaries were more than desirable for his kit, and for the aforementioned reasons I felt that I could get away with fewer speed rolls.
From the modding veterans, was I too hasty in not checking the secondaries before I sold sub-par speed mods?
