What You Should Not Pay Over For A Maxed Out Level 10 Mod.

[Kato-san]

#rs= Number of Rare 5 fusion core

Rare 10 mod (example Blind rage)
3rs = lvl 3 rare
6rs= lvl 4 rare
12rs= lvl 5 rare
24rs= lvl 6 rare
48rs=7
96rs=8
192rs=9
385rs=10 +1.5 mill credits

Uncommon 10 mod (example Hornet Strike)
2rs=3
4rs=4
8rs=5
16rs=6
32rs=7
64rs=8
128rs=9
256rs=10

 

Lets assume a rare 5 goes for 2 plat each.

That makes Rare level 10 mod cost 770 plat worth of mods and about 100 plat worth of credits assuming credits had a plat value. = 870 plat

I not saying a rare 10 mod costs 870 plat. I saying you should not be paying more then 870 plat for a level 10 rare mod.

 

And an umcommon level 10, 512 plat worth of mods and about 70 plat worth of credits = 582 plat.

Again this does not mean a level 10 uncommon mod is worth 582, just that you should not be paying more then 582 plat for it.

 

For thoes who may be getting ripped off and paying 1k plat for a level 10 uncommon mod or rare 10 mod I thought I make this to give you an idea of why it not worth paying thousands of plat for.

Edited November 23, 2013 by MindlessWar

[Notso]

1000 credits for a level 10 Serration seems like a cracking deal to me. Unless you meant 1k Pt for Serration 10, in which case I agree.

[PsychedelicSnake]

My motto: Buy cheap, sell expensive.

 

It's funny because it works.

[Kato-san]

1000 credits for a level 10 Serration seems like a cracking deal to me. Unless you meant 1k Pt for Serration 10, in which case I agree.

 

Ah thx. yah plat

[HellishWind]

haha overpriced greedy ppl

[Kato-san]

haha overpriced greedy ppl

Yup it always comes with trading.

[Notso]

The other thing to remember is that when you pay 1000 Pt for a max rank mod, you're also [theoretically] paying for the seller's time-investment into maxing the mod, on top the physical worth in terms of fusion cores.

[zerogear5]

plat can be bought mods can be made by anyone