From this, tied into my idea above, once a mod is max you can 'lock' it. No mods will need to be swapped about between weaponry, it can just apply to many things at the same time - the new remove all button could be changed to untick all.ġ.Is there a way we can 'lock' mods, so they cannot be fused with others by accident, much better not even appear on fusion lists.
What I hope with this, is with expandable menu's that show what you can mod (much like the windows explorer drop down) we can see top level mods and simply apply them to a something via a tick menu, without having to put them only on one gun. (Note - The cropped screens are from the market, hence the costs still there, and the mods are copy pasted)
If you take a look at my crude picture, hopefully you get the idea.
My idea was to have a list of all guns down the right hand side, sorted into Primary, Secondary and Melee, on the left is a list of every mod available in the game, in alphabetical order - mods you do not have are viewable, however grayed out as you don't have the card yet and all duplicates stack to the right of the 'master' card. (I appreciate mine is clean, I did spend an hour or so fusing away this morning, THEN came up with this idea at the end, typical) Mods stack alphabetically, and can be accidentally fused. Apologies, this does appear to be a run down topic, but I think I've cracked a way to nail this mods issue down
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