.... which is ridiculous in itself, then can you at least give us a solution for pulling mods out of mail? It's ridiculous to be constantly clearing mods just to even claim and roll up new ones. At least let us claim as many mods as we can from a single mail item until it hits the storage limit. Having to pull the entire mail item of mods at once is ridiculous. Now we have mail coming in with 12 mods so the issue is twice as annoying as it was.
If you’re having storage issues, then you probably need to be more selective with what mods you keep or sell
You're not going to get support for this from 6+ years players that are competitive primarily because they know that good-mod acquisition and recycling doesn't really need to fill an inventory.
There are highly respected SWGOH-Youtubers/players that have sub-channels dedicated in Discord for how to manage mods the most intelligently based off of likelihood of rolls statistics. When you farm and upgrade based off of these principles, you're simply not going to fill an inventory.
Would I like the mod inventory to be bigger? Yes. Is it necessary? Really far from it. The seasoned players I am referring to won't really view what I've told you as an opinion. Youtube search "Fatal Playbook SWGOH", find his most recent video and click on "more" to get his Discord join link. Join and go to his "Mod" sub-channel. His infographics on mod-acquisition are really good.
If you'd like to chat more about it in Discord with me I can walk you through how to be more sensibly selective with daily 3x50 refreshes on mod-battles each day. My top 110 modscore is 14.25 at 10.7 million GP. Lots of players would like my mod score and depth. I don't have a perfect system but it's really good for a guy that quit playing for 4 years. I can talk you through all of it.
Give me 10 minutes with your account and I'll bet if I applied my filters, I'd clean out 90% of your unassigned mods. You don't need more storage space. You need to sell trash mods.
Out of interest, what are your filters? I sell everything that doesn't have at least 5 speed at a baseline and semi-matching secondaries to its set and primary.
Filters will depend on game progress / roster depth. I don’t keep anything below +10 anymore and have even had to sell a bunch of them recently as my unused mod pile had reached 450/500.
I sell right side def primaries, cc triangles, tenacity mods without tenacity, potency without potency, accuracy arrows, mods with mismatched stats (offense set mod with only defensive stats? why would I keep that?). Since my entire roster has mods, I can be picky with mods I build now. Anything 5A that doesn't have at least 3 slices of speed is gone unless it's a weird case like a 5A mod that lands 5 slices of the same stat, which makes it a 1 in 3 chance for speed rolls instead of 1 in 4. I don't have every filter I use saved, but I end up selling 90% of incoming lvl1 mods. I didn't keep a single one from today's Smuggler's Run.
Told you...
FYI: The odds of getting a solid candidate mod are better using the 15c refresh of the mod store than using the 50c refresh of mod challenges.
Some ppl complain about the credit cost, and there's something to that, but the difference is not as bad as it seems since with store-mods you're only buying mods that show +5 speed while with challenges you have to pay credits to reveal secondaries before you know whether or not you want to level them to 12/15 and maybe do a little 5-dot slicing to see how good they are. Avoiding unnecessary levelling saves some credits.
There are ppl that are at the stage of the game where credits are a serious bottleneck, and I can see those peeps preferring the challenges, but if you're not in a place where every credit matters, the mod store is a much better crystal value, and long-run you'll be more crystal-crunched than credit-crunched.
I'm never unsympathetic to how ppl feel about the mod cap. I'm just certain that until the mod cap is something completely ridiculous like 10k, players will ultimately feel more positive about getting mod acquisition & purging under control than they would be with a mod cap that increases by +100 to +1000.
Disagree. Mod storage has become more of an issue due to the new Era system, in that we cannot put mods on the new Toons until the Era is over-this is 30+ mods we have hanging around that we'd previously be putting straight onto new characters.
I'm end game, use hot utils to manage my mods and this is a genuine issue as in the late game it becomes increasingly difficult to choose what mods to throw out as all of them are very good by the time you reach this stage.
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