So, I haven't succeeded in getting GAS this time around. I didn't get through P2 because my characters weren't modded properly. I know we're supposed to have a speed order, while adding a million health to each toon as well, mind you.I KNOW I have the mods lying around somewhere (spread all over my roster) to make it work, but I don't want to toss them all around, making mod sets along the way. I know I'll forget to save some and afterwards I won't find my way back again.Why can't we just take a "picture" of our complete roster as it is? Then I can move around mods all I want without having to live in fear of forgetting who had which mods before I started moving them.Afterwards I can just return to my original picture as if nothing happened.I HATE MOVING AROUND MODS!

Create sets of all toons for the event and all toons with best mods on them prior to moving mods, it's not one button click but it's not that difficult in my opinion.If this is too big of a task then you perhaps already need to spend a little more time on mods as it is.

Mod load outside are exactly what you are asking for. Yep, moving mods is a pain but that's as good as it is going to get. Least favorite part of the game for me. Gotta just keep grinding mods and when you get good ones use them to replace old ones.

"Moorebid;c-2038273" wrote:"Lysandrax;c-2038263" wrote:Create sets of all toons for the event and all toons with best mods on them prior to moving mods, it's not one button click but it's not that difficult in my opinion.If this is too big of a task then you perhaps already need to spend a little more time on mods as it is.It's not as if every good health mod with godlike speed secondaries are just sitting on 3 different toons. They're spread out all over the place. That would leave me wanting to save mod loadouts for 50 chars, and that's only after I've found them to begin with.Well that's the problem. You should put all your best mods on your arena team and build fringe sets from there. Makes the loadouts easier to manage, and will make you better at Squad Arena. Then as you get new mods you assign from there. If it is a God type mod use it to replace a lower tier mod on your arena team, then use the mod you just removed to place on a second tier team that you use in TW or GAC. You will find everything easier to manage.Your initial setup will take hours and every week or two you should go back in and make sure you look at all the mods you have collected and assign them appropriately.

Full roster mod setup save - that's something the community has asked for over and over again and is definitely one of the biggest QoL things they could give us as it is incredibly annoying (and time consuming) to create 10,15,20,... single char loadouts (depending on how spread out all the good mods are) whenever there is a new event asking for it.

Now imagine the next galactic legendary event to get Kylo and Rey that will require 15 toons each. How insane that is going to be.

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GunnerFC
5 years ago
To beat the GAS event, I wound up creating a spreadsheet in Excel and logging what mods I moved and what speeds they had, so I could restore everything afterward and get my turn order correct. My wife, who works in Excel frequently, was proud of me, which is the first time that has happened with this game. Thanks, CG, for making my wife proud of me!
tvsfrink
5 years ago
"GunnerFCm;c-2038570" wrote:
To beat the GAS event, I wound up creating a spreadsheet in Excel and logging what mods I moved and what speeds they had, so I could restore everything afterward and get my turn order correct. My wife, who works in Excel frequently, was proud of me, which is the first time that has happened with this game. Thanks, CG, for making my wife proud of me!

Um....loadouts?
homerjsolo
5 years ago
"Moorebid;c-2038590" wrote:
@TVF I'm not a native speaker, so excuse me when I make a spelling error once in a while.
When I say that I'm "autistic" that doesn't necessarily mean I'm calling names or downsizing the problems actual autistic persons are having.
It's not like it's diagnosed or anything, but has more to do with my surrounding people who keep telling me I have autistic "attributes".
That being said, I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing the problem with mod moving here.
Now you can return to your normal day ?

It actually does mean you're downsizing/minimizing the challenges that go along with living with autism. It's has a much larger effect on people and their families than a few "attributes" and nearly always effects every aspect of their lives.

If you think you're on the spectrum do yourself a favor and talk to a doctor. Learn about the condition. And until you do so stop appropriating a serious affliction to describe soon odd quirks you have.
DaarthBrewer
Seasoned Novice
5 years ago
Swgoh.gg is a good workaround for returning mods from whence they came, just make sure not to update your profile before you put all your mods back. Yes, a save all button would be nice, or a revert to previous mods button. Load outs though are your friend for these events.
PhoenixMoore1982
Seasoned Newcomer
5 years ago
"Lysandrax;c-2038263" wrote:
Create sets of all toons for the event and all toons with best mods on them prior to moving mods, it's not one button click but it's not that difficult in my opinion.
If this is too big of a task then you perhaps already need to spend a little more time on mods as it is.

It's not as if every good health mod with godlike speed secondaries are just sitting on 3 different toons. They're spread out all over the place. That would leave me wanting to save mod loadouts for 50 chars, and that's only after I've found them to begin with.
spiffy4433
5 years ago
"TVF;c-2038509" wrote:
"Moorebid;c-2038477" wrote:
"TVF;c-2038333" wrote:
"Moorebid;d-221831" wrote:

Way too authistic for that...

@Moorebid please explain this comment.

I like order. Just like I don't like it when there's green plusses and 3+ signs all over the place. It's a personal thing.

No, explain "authistic".

If you mean "autistic" then you should apologize for comparing yourself to someone with autism.

You realize autism is a spectrum and there are probably more of us that are high functioning but on the spectrum than most realize. My brother and I have long suspected we are on the autism spectrum due to our OCD, noise sensitivity, and general unease around people. Someone saying they're autistic doesn't mean they're downplaying others with more advanced autism. But also respect that he or she may also feel they're on the spectrum.
Armaturbatyr
5 years ago
Agree, though I tried to make all sets before switching them, some particular mods I takes from different toons. And that damn event I still have some very good 6* mods I can’t find char I took them off! It is a nightmare.
Not mentioning constant requirement to free space when switching mods, and hell in them selling.
spiffy4433
5 years ago
"TVF;c-2038551" wrote:
"Daishi;c-2038538" wrote:
"TVF;c-2038509" wrote:
"Moorebid;c-2038477" wrote:
"TVF;c-2038333" wrote:
"Moorebid;d-221831" wrote:

Way too authistic for that...

@Moorebid please explain this comment.

I like order. Just like I don't like it when there's green plusses and 3+ signs all over the place. It's a personal thing.

No, explain "authistic".

If you mean "autistic" then you should apologize for comparing yourself to someone with autism.

You realize autism is a spectrum and there are probably more of us that are high functioning but on the spectrum than most realize. My brother and I have long suspected we are on the autism spectrum due to our OCD, noise sensitivity, and general unease around people. Someone saying they're autistic doesn't mean they're downplaying others with more advanced autism. But also respect that he or she may also feel they're on the spectrum.

I am quite aware of the spectrum, having a daughter on it with an official diagnosis.

I find it very unlikely this person is on the spectrum. Not impossible, mind you, but it's far more likely that this person is using a very inappropriate analogy.

True.. misspelling autistic is odd for someone with autism. They/we (if I do happen to be on the spectrum undiagnosed) tend to be fairly precise and particular.
PhoenixMoore1982
Seasoned Newcomer
5 years ago
@TVF I'm not a native speaker, so excuse me when I make a spelling error once in a while.
When I say that I'm "autistic" that doesn't necessarily mean I'm calling names or downsizing the problems actual autistic persons are having.
It's not like it's diagnosed or anything, but has more to do with my surrounding people who keep telling me I have autistic "attributes".
That being said, I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing the problem with mod moving here.
Now you can return to your normal day ?
Mephisto_style
5 years ago
Silliness