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10/22/2015 5:31:46 PM
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Generally just don't go around upgrading things u probably won't use same with infusion.
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Meaning "don't upgrade weapons you may end up feeding to infusion" or "Infuse less, get higher drops"?
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For example I got a 305 ghost shell in the raid but did not upgrade cuz I might get a 310 one later. Also I got a 302 handcannon which I kept but did not upgrade cuz it could be infused into something like a hung jury
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Ok, I get your point. But here are my observations regarding it: 1. I have only fed a weapon that was perk upgraded, and in one case infused, to infusion 2 or 3 times. And I did so for better perks and/or stats of a new weapon. I know from the armory which weapons I like the stats of, and I know what perks I like, so it is rare that I end up replacing a weapon I have chosen to keep. 2. Also, It costs something like 30? weapon parts to fully perk upgrade a weapon right? And then 10? per infusion. All I know is that I have spent easily 80%+ of my weapon parts on infusion, not on perk upgrades.
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Fair enough I guess everyone uses different amounts and from the amountb of people running out of parts I think the nerf was a bad idea
