why is there a cap on mods?

Slaymacht wrote:

Why is there a cap on mods but nothing else?

There are caps on multilpe things in the game, not just mods. 500 is plenty, do a weekly cleaning & toss your trash mods and you wont have any problems reaching the limit

Oh look, it's this thread again. 

100 is plenty.  Do a daily cleaning & toss your trash mods and you won't have any problems.  Is daily too frequent for you?  Weekly is too frequent for me.  Especially now that new characters only come out every couple months, it sure would be a nice QoL improvement for me (and several others) if we didn't have to engage in the fun that is mod management as often.

Also, if this is you, you are either very casual or a newer player.  When I had 5M GP, years ago, it wasn't an issue for me either.
https://swgoh.gg/p/559916754/

It's almost like the mod cap where it stands bothers a lot of people.  Given how little effort and cost it would take for CG to expand it, maybe they could do something small to give (many) people something they really want.

Agreed. It could be expanded.

I can think of a million reasons why they have it setup how they do now, while valid or invalid reasons; but in short, it will cost something to make the improvement without any ROI for their shareholders - so it will likely not be changed. 😔

No matter what the number is, you will always hit the cap unless you clear out your trash mods

Just curious, is there anything that is an automatic trash mod for you? I know about speed modding, and been learning more putting the right primaries on each character, but I still think there’s probably more I could learn.

Watch  Scrybe or The Playbook for modding help 

Speed mods without speed. Right side defense primaries. Accuracy arrows (you don't need more than maybe 3 or 4 for the whole roster). CC triangles; I have a few that I use, but most people consider them a waste of a primary. Ten set crosses without ten primary. Potency set crosses without potency primary. Some also automatically sell offense mods without an off% secondary. 

So that players don't neglect modules that are an important part of the game and at least occasionally go in and clear them out.