User Info: InfestedAdam. Go for the eyes! User Info: Delta The general consensus seems to be: 1. I'd get those common weapon mods first. Mods are really useful and tend to remain so as a lot of the good ones are common and uncommon even the more powerful rare ones tend to have drawbacks. Not buying a single Activision Blizzard or Ubisoft game again until they've kicked out the abusers and execs who enabled them. No-one should suffer for my fun.
Didn't realize there are common and uncommon mods. The wiki site doesn't seem to list them either. What counts as a common and uncommon mod?
I think I've obtained everything that the Recruit Pack can give me as far as weapons goes but I haven't seen a mod in a while but I know not everything is a rank V yet so something is missing User Info: MysteryGourmet. Check your stats and inventory on the N7 HQ. MysteryGourmet posted Wowza, my break from the game have left me with a lot to catch up on. It is certainly true that some weapons benefit significantly from upgrades, but usually not in a way that will remarkably affect enjoyment or efficiency.
Once there are little or no upgrades left, you're likely going to feel a certain sense of emptiness — racking up that level IV equipment is nice for a while, but credit rewards have largely lost their meaning, which inevitably removes a significant dimension from the overall experience. I, too, was often frustrated with the totally unfairly low drop rate, but you could say I had to max my manifest before realising why it's designed to take so long: not having access to my single-player favorites forced me to explore new playstyles and items I'd previously been certain wasn't for me.
This led me to appreciate new aspects of the game and made the journey more relevant than the destination. I'm so in love with ME3MP in general that I delighted in my capped stuff for over a year before starting over.
The restrictions let me revisit the core of the game; I've already gained a better understanding of the Cabal Vanguard 's melee playstyle, for instance, and I've noticed that even a Krysae I is quite feasible on Gold my first Rare character and weapon unlocks on the new account, respectively. I'm also constantly learning more about what really makes you a strong player in this game — the level of your equipment is but one factor alongside general experience, flexibility, knowledge of mechanics, and a healthy attitude.
With that hopefully encouraging thought, I thank you for reading and wish you a fun journey towards a maxed manifest! Thanks to YamiX0 for proofreading the entire thing. Mass Effect Wiki Explore. Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Original Trilogy. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Categories Blog posts. I would also not advise you to save up for premium packs until you have a good extraction rate on the higher difficulties: If it takes several matches to save up for a single 5-item pack, you're going to find yourself without equipment and supplies soon enough. This can reduce your efficiency and decrease your chances of success, which means less credits earned overall.
If you only want to have a glance at what the packs are likely to drop without any further explanation, you may skip directly to the relevant pack sections.
Those of you who are only interested in Ultra-Rare weapon upgrades don't even have to go that far: any "Rare or better" slot has the exact same chance of dropping an Ultra-Rare weapon 7. The latter is generally a better deal if you don't care much about what other items you get. See the Ultra-Rares section for more hamfisted probability math. A slot is the "space" for a card within a pack. All packs have 5 card slots except for the Jumbo Equipment Pack, which has 10 slots. Each slot corresponds to a specific set of card pools from which one card is drawn to fill the slot.
Let's look at pools a bit more closely: A pool is a set of cards, such as "all Rare weapons" or "level II equipment items". Pools are independent of each other, and their percentages the chance that a card is drawn from that pool may vary between slots and further between packs. A pool can be selected even if it's empty.
Hope you get the weapons you are looking for, and you still enjoy the MP even after lots of hours. I'm sure I've got way too many hours already xD. Help us improve Answers HQ! Take Survey No, Thanks. Sign In or Register. See details Show less. Turn on suggestions.
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July I haven't found any answer to my question about this yet, but maybe somebody else knows or has a similar question. Me too. Load up on even more bonus equipment. Double the size of a regular Equipment Pack. Includes 10 random equipment and supply items. It's easy to smile when you're armed to the teeth!
Includes five random items with at least two Rares or better, as well as a higher chance for weapons. Need backup? Bring in fighters from all corners of the galaxy to diversify your team.
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