The Mod Packs also provide the ability to specifically mine individual mod sets, which could be a huge boost who have not acquired characters from every faction. The odds are more favorable towards a single Mod Pack dropping Speed secondaries (especially when there is 1 guaranteed gold mod) versus mining 75 mods in hopes of getting Speed secondaries. Looking at drop rate percentages without grey mods brings the probability of the Speed secondary showing up to almost 16%. By mining 75 mods, less than 6% (or 4 mods) will likely drop with Speed showing since 94% of all the mods pulled will be grey. A total of 999 crystals will earn about 1200 Cantina energy (assuming 120 energy at 100 crystals each) and mining Tier III mods of any set would yield about 75 mods.Īt first, it sounds like 75 mods versus 7 mods is the better value, but /u/maro2194 at Reddit collected a lot of data on mods to provide some rough stats on drop rate percentages.
One could argue that pulling 999 crystals’ worth of mods would be a better option just looking at some of the basic math.
With grey mods, if Speed drops at all, the Speed stat will never increase as the mod is levelled, leaving a 5* mod maxing out at +5 Speed. Out of those, the mods could be in any color, with a far greater chance to yield grey mods than any other color. To compare, simming 7 Tier III mod challenges could provide 3*, 4*, or 5* rarities and also in any shape. The Mod Pack also guarantees that all 7 mods will be of the 4* or 5* rarity. The difference, however, between ordinary mining of mods versus buying the Mod Pack is that the extra crystals used in the Mod Pack guarantees mods that will drop with at least one stat showing and a mod for each mod slot, which increases the odds that at least 1 of the 7 mods will have Speed.
Just as simming through 7 Tier III mod challenges could yield 0-7 mods with the Speed secondary stat showing, purchasing 7 mods through the Mod Pack could also yield anywhere from 0-7 mods with Speed showing.
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