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10/7/2019 3:26:55 PM
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Agree, something I’ve noticed this week also is that most of these mods drop quite frequently. Building our mod collection will/should take more than a week for those that can’t play all day.
Getting to the point of builds and loadouts is definitely going to take most people some time. For me personally, I have been keeping whatever drops with the highest energy level from each burn, comparing stats as I go and then deciding. I just build the best overall mod setup for my style. If I’m running a sidearm bounty (not much of a sidearm user) that requires what maybe 25 kills, I have not reason to apply a sidearm mod. When I started building my forge set I built it to the best my mods will allow and now I wait for better mods, this is ok because it didn’t make the forge any harder honestly.
In the long run it will be a lot better, imo, it will allow for more detailed builds.
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Yeah I think the key is just keep hold of high stated gear, and don’t worry about it until the end game. I put the odd mod in my gear when levelling but don’t go crazy as will out grow that piece quickly. I don’t want to fall into that trap of infusing gear up constantly, as just seems a waste of resources. I’m actually really looking forward to end game now, it’s going to be fun making a build.
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Agree, as the week went on and I got a better understanding of the gear it is starting to make a lot more sense. As it should, lol. I am guilty though, I have started making "sets" already. Mainly because I had the materials but on that note, I didnt go overboard either but as I get mods I just cant resist. You wont find me complaining though, it is totally my decision on that.
