Has anyone addressed this broken feature
I’m tired of enhancing and getting nothing. If we enhance a mod there shouldn’t even be an option to get 0 or negative in return. It’s just stupid and makes us feel scammed. Whoever invented that sys...
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I definitely agree they should have finished slicing it first before calibrating, cart before the horse situation for sure. Just giving an answer on your question though 😉
That still doesn’t explain it (to me, anyway).
Calibrating before you finish slicing a mod is absolutely fine and I’ve done that dozens of times myself. I don’t think opting to calibrate this mod was a bad decision.
But when you’ve got a mod with 4 speed hits, choosing to calibrate speed hoping for an improvement is madness.
It looks to me like that mod has had +6 (x2), +5 and +4 to get to +21 overall. So by choosing speed as the secondary for calibration, OP has 25% chance of rolling speed and then a further 50% chance of choosing one the 2 rolls that have any prospect of being improved, and then further RNG as to whether or not the new roll is actually any better than the current stat.
In fact, I think it’s a triumph of RNG that the roll was the same speed. The odds of a decrease were higher.
