I'm about to go through and totally revamp my mods. Here's what I know:
-Ignore any arrow that doesn't have a speed primary.
-Ignore any mod that doesn't have a speed secondary.
-Use the bot on Discord to tell you what sets and which primaries to choose.
Is there anything else I need to know? Is there a certain number of dots/certain colour that I shouldn't go below?
Thanks for any advice. Mods are so diificult but I like the depth they provide.
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No, you need to mod very thoughtfully. "Bad mods" are confused mods. Mods that think they can do everything unrelated. I would argue the only mod that should be thrown away immediately is a Speed type mod missing a speed secondary. There are places for no-speed-containing mods. Droideka and Enfys Nest to begin.
Pre-G11 characters flat-boosts are better. G12 < % based better
3 of 5 of my Jawas' arrows are defense-type with crit avoidance primaries. Those Jawas have killed lots of teams. The team is still 81k GP with no G11. All of the losses below I ended up winning the round (I think). Speed arrows would get a lot more losses for the Jawas.
The current GAC I just took these Geos with them, 3 survivors. I think I am winning the round. He might still be thinking through how he is gonna out-banner me.
There are other places for Offense% Primary arrows, and health% primary arrows. Some people put Offense% primary on GMY and JKA and Health% on GG.
It all has to make sense though.
While these are the most widely useful mods, there are characters that don't need speed or don't need a ton of it. Grievous, Sith Trooper (both the red and Sith-Empire versions), L3-37, General Anakin, and Droideka are just a few off the top of my head that can do fine without crazy amounts of speed - and in Droideka's case, it's often actually detrimental to put lots of speed on it.
I like what you said about "bad mods = confused mods"
You suggested matching primaries and secondaries. Does this also mean aligning stats like offense and crit boost and avoiding a mod that gives, for example, defense and crit damage?
Yes, unless you can think of a tank that needs crit.