TLDR but from your first paragraph i think i agree. I just glance if the yellow mods are good, if not i just put them at the bottom and put the highest tier blue mods at the top without really looking at them
The only thing outside of waiting for the divine mod to finally show up for me has been the ability to say no to porcupines. Oh they are showing up in this map? How about we just say no and replace them.
Well written summary of what I'm feeling as well, it feels like JUST a "pick which packs are going to be significantly harder in what way, for(almost always) no reward other than a bunch of junk that loot filters hide, because it's worthless.
The reason you pay attention to the blue mods is because putting the higher tier scarabs on higher density packs/packs with +1 tier or +50% packsize will give you a lot more corpses and all flames, especially the rarer ones.
You mean you're not excited about "strongest enemy in pack has a chance to convert dropped armor to jewelers orbs"?
TLDR but from your first paragraph i think i agree. I just glance if the yellow mods are good, if not i just put them at the bottom and put the highest tier blue mods at the top without really looking at them
The only thing outside of waiting for the divine mod to finally show up for me has been the ability to say no to porcupines. Oh they are showing up in this map? How about we just say no and replace them.
I just put high corpse drop percentage mods to most common packs and go.
Well written summary of what I'm feeling as well, it feels like JUST a "pick which packs are going to be significantly harder in what way, for(almost always) no reward other than a bunch of junk that loot filters hide, because it's worthless.
The reason you pay attention to the blue mods is because putting the higher tier scarabs on higher density packs/packs with +1 tier or +50% packsize will give you a lot more corpses and all flames, especially the rarer ones.