Mods Cap

I would settle for just knowing how many mods I have and how much space is left.
Something as simple showing me 995/1000 would be more than enough.

I’m constantly struggling with this problem myself. I don’t understand the need for a cap in the first place. With all the mods being given as rewards I can’t keep up with trying to level them all up and slicing them so I have no choice but to sell them off. I try and keep all mods with at least 10 speed and decent secondaries but there so few I got no choice but to hold onto semi garbage and hope that they pan out. What would help a lot would be some actual good mods being sold in the store and given as rewards. I would even pay cash for a great set of mods just to avoid this headache. As money hungry as CG is you would think they would try and do that.

I would like to see a count of the number of mods I have in inventory.

I do not need an increase in the cap, that would just lead to me accumulating more unused mods.

Hitting the cap may be a bit irritating at times but it serves as a good reminder to weed out weaker unused mods and sell them.

"Johnnyreb1977;c-2226880" wrote:
I’m constantly struggling with this problem myself. I don’t understand the need for a cap in the first place. With all the mods being given as rewards I can’t keep up with trying to level them all up and slicing them so I have no choice but to sell them off. I try and keep all mods with at least 10 speed and decent secondaries but there so few I got no choice but to hold onto semi garbage and hope that they pan out. What would help a lot would be some actual good mods being sold in the store and given as rewards. I would even pay cash for a great set of mods just to avoid this headache. As money hungry as CG is you would think they would try and do that.

I dont necessarily agree with a cap increase, as it will still be a problem, but it will just hit later... but there are other arguments for it, and at this point there should be some changes made. I dont believe they can just get rid of the cap, as there are such things as server space limitations and an unlimited amount of space for unique items for every player is just not going to happen.

In all honesty the bigger problem is our ability to manage them. A better ability to manage and move mods would make things much easier.

Someone has also suggested, expanding the cap just when moving, which would also help.

Another one is the ability to set up whole roster setups and just have it switch, again ignoring the cap to allow for all the mods to be moved that is needed.

If you think you are holding on to junk, or selling mods you have not been able to upgrade and "check" then you may want to consider farming more materials and developing a better strategy.

If you are reaching the mod cap you are not handling mods correctly. You probably have hundreds of useless mods sitting there. Find them and get rid of them. All you need is decide to sit down for 2-4 hours, depending on how theral you want to be and clean up the mess that has been created over the years. Then try to keep it clean..

Server limits are a reality, as Kyno stated all your mods are unique. If there were some more tools to deal with mods that would be great. I refresh 3 times per day and it just stinks to have to go from the mod space to the inbox to claim and then at least 4 more button presses to get to where you can upgrade them. Allow us to upgrade/sell right from where we acquire them. QOL mods please!

I agree whole-heartedly with what Kyno and DaarthBrewer - we simply need better mod management tools - now more than ever. With more events LSTB, GCs every 3-4 days, GAC, TW, Assualt Battles, GL events, upcoming Conquest, etc. most players need to be moving mods much more often. The tools we have to do that are almost as rudimentary as the tools we have to communicate with our guild members (that's why so many players use Discord).

If it were easier to sell, upgrade, "check", sort, swap, and move mods, we likely wouldn't even need a higher cap.

And while we're on the subject - since the game likes to tell us we're about to go into battle shorthanded everytime, how about "You are about to go into GAC/TW with some of your top 80 characters missing mods - are you sure you want to join?"

"AndySCovell;c-2226958" wrote:
The thing is majority of my mods are 10+ and blue/purple with extras I want to hold waiting to get the materials to see if I get the lucky rolls.

Some folks are saying bad management but that’s far from the truth. I want as many 15-25+ mods as possible however at this time I have to start deleting 10+ mods that could have some
promise because of cap space.

A new system or way to sort that doesn’t increase cap when removing mods from toons would be great. Anything to where I don’t have to delete mods I was planning on upgrading so I can get a new mod I haven’t even sliced yet to see if it can be better...

If I am not mistaken the cap is 1.000 mods unequipped. So you are telling us that you have almost 1.000 unequipped + however many equipped with +10 speed that are blue or purple? OK let's go with that. So you want to hold on to them until you find the materials to slice them??? 1.000+ mods??? From purple to gold the materials you need are quite a few so I think you will need some years before you upgrade them all.

Again, I am not saying the cap is fine, maybe it needs an increase, maybe not. All I am saying is if you reach the mod cap you are doing something wrong.

"LendersQuiz;c-2226874" wrote:
I would settle for just knowing how many mods I have and how much space is left.
Something as simple showing me 995/1000 would be more than enough.

I will 100% NOT SETTLE with that

There are 199 toons in the game, and a max loadout cap of 200

Like, at this point you can't have two mod setups of a character but the game design encourages multiple mod loadouts for characters because they have really good kits that works with different setups

And, the other issue is the mod storage capacity of 750 that doesn't work anymore with how relevant mods have become since its inception and the meta isn't just speed secondaries anymore so you need to hold on to many different type of mod sets, primaries, and secondaries

"TaTaKaS;c-2226979" wrote:

"AndySCovell;c-2226958" wrote:
The thing is majority of my mods are 10+ and blue/purple with extras I want to hold waiting to get the materials to see if I get the lucky rolls.

Some folks are saying bad management but that’s far from the truth. I want as many 15-25+ mods as possible however at this time I have to start deleting 10+ mods that could have some
promise because of cap space.

A new system or way to sort that doesn’t increase cap when removing mods from toons would be great. Anything to where I don’t have to delete mods I was planning on upgrading so I can get a new mod I haven’t even sliced yet to see if it can be better...

Again, I am not saying the cap is fine, maybe it needs an increase, maybe not. All I am saying is if you reach the mod cap you are doing something wrong.

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