Mod removal cost and mod UI
I am assuming the rationale is to discourage mod swapping so we farm more mods. Unfortunately many modes of the game require you to swap mods to have success. Additionally, it is fun to use a toon in ...
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"SierexFenix;c-2260114" wrote:"Kyno;c-2260111" wrote:"SierexFenix;c-2260107" wrote:"DarjeloSalas;c-2260038" wrote:
@SierexFenix (you right, me left) you are welcome to ignore my advice, but I recommend you start farming mods instead of slicing materials. Your mod depth is very thin. If you even spent 2 Crystal refreshes on mods a day you’d boost those numbers much much quicker than you will farming slicing materials.
WhosTheBossk83 your mods don’t attract any criticism from me.
I get that S is speed, and yes, I definitely need to weed out my garbage mods. I've been more focused on upgrading what I have to reach the higher speed target than farming more.
But O is offense though, right? How is that measured? 150+ what?
Flat offense, 150 or more offense as a mod secondary.
The best way to get higher speed mods is to farm more, always.
OK, sidebar... isn't offense percentage more viable than flat offense, especially at higher levels?
with 5 hits on % O, a mod will be at or below 10% (not sure on the max, but my highest is 7% so maybe the max is 10%). so in our current climate the combination of toon and mod are not likely to break 150, and the ones getting up there are going to be very few. that would make a 150+ O secondary better in most, if not all cases.
