Mods in Inbox

here's the next 9, btw, just to show that my analysis of the first 9 wasn't a fluke: 

The first has neither speed nor CC

The second has a speed primary and does have CC% + Potency. This is a fine combination for characters who need to crit more than they need to do damage. That's the case for toons like Aayla Secura and Hoth Rebel Scout. (AS stuns on a crit, HRS gives out bonus TM to the whole team on a crit.) This is a keeper. 

The third has no CC% on it. I recognize it has +12 speed but it doesn't even have Off%. You're rocking an offence mod with no ability to help you deal damage -- not by critting more often and not by boosting your Offense. Sell this within the month, but maybe not today.

1st on teh 2nd row (4th overall): Another mod with no CC%. yes, it has an offence primary, but it's a square. you can't have a square without an off% primary. That can't possibly redeem this mod. Again, sell this within the month, but because of the +13 speed maybe not today. 

2nd row/2nd mod: This is a keeper for a lesser toon. CD, CC%, +Off, and Pot all hang together as synergistic bonuses. Off% instead of +Off would be better for you, but this is, in fact, the kind of mod you should be looking for: one where set bonus, primary, and at least 3 of the 4 secondaries synergize. Winner. Your first winner. 

2nd row/3rd: No CC%. Sell. 

The whole third row has zero speed. Two you will sell. One already has CC% so if it hits +5 speed when you reveal that last stat you maybe could keep it, but the primary (which is defensive) doesn't fit an offensive mod. In theory with enough speed you could keep it for characters like Aayla & HRS, but those toons need Potency to do their thing. If you're really hurting for mods and this hits some great speed, I could see you keeping it for 30 days as you're rebuilding, but this is not a keeper. 

So out of 18 mods you've got 1 winner, 3 keepers, and a few that you might want to hang on to for a little while during rebuilding but you really need to sell. 

I just don't see any evidence that you understand how to choose mods for specific jobs. I don't mean that as an insult. And I've helped a lot of ppl understand mods better, and I'm willing to help you as well, if that's what you want. But from what I can see looking at the first 18 mods I came across, there's no reason your mod inventory should be anywhere close to full.