What happened to the Amplify Agony disks?

"Antario;c-2385999" wrote:

"DarjeloSalas;c-2385948" wrote:

"Antario;c-2385940" wrote:
I find doing 20 battles with VetHan and KRU not that of an issue. Just put them together with BAM Han Chewie and you can use that team to farm Sector 4 Tusken Node for DC materials.

It’s not that it’s an issue as such, it’s that you can’t really farm any other feat whilst using that team.

There can’t be any debate that it’s a great help to earn that disk on a node and save yourself the trouble of using that team 20 times.

I would agree with you on that before DC farming became a thing for conquest. Before, it was mostly about which teams I can efficiently use to complete as many feats as fast as possible. But now with DC farming added to conquest, you can (and should) actually do most of the feats as a by-product of DC farming. It is now much higher priority to know which teams you can efficiently use to beat the bonus nodes. And in that regard BAM Han Chewie is a great team. They can beat the Tuskens on Node 4 on auto within 3(!) seconds when paired with the right disks. So my point is, there is no need to overthink about what other feats you can accomplish with VetHan/KRU. You just throw them with BAM/Han/Chewie when farming DC mats. That's all.

I understand what you're saying and in theory I agree, but I don't see any reason for myself to spend even more crystals for refreshes and the accompanied grind. Especially not for DCs. I need those crystals elsewhere and one already has to use a good amount of crystals just to be able to finish Conquest. Spending even more for temporary stats is a no go for me.
I know that's what CG wants, but at least with me it had the opposite effect. I didn't even spend crystals this Conquest for a "normal" refresh to be able to progress further/finish sector 5, because I just don't see the point in spending even more for even more grinding. I lost interest.
It's too much grind and too many crystals for not the right amount of what I would get out of it. The temporary nature of DCs paired with the fact that you only get a percentage back when they are dismantled turns it into a bottomless pit.