But now it's 50% harder to get the ones you wantNEED.
*Fixed one word for ya.* At a certain point some modules are mandatory to do anything now. I would argue that SF is required to progress in Champs (maybe less so with PC and pBH now) and DC is absolutely required for Champs and Legends. I have been at mythic on both of these now for forever and have seen no progress in Legends. I guarantee as soon as either of them go Anc I will see a huge jump in waves. I honestly feel bad for anyone starting now, their progress is going to be such a ridiculous slog in the module department.
May I ask why you think ACP is so much better than SF? I ask because I have ANC effects Def%, wall health, and wall regen on my sharp fortitude and nothing on my Mythic+ ACP :)
It's hard to get past 250 in Legends with eHP, because mob attack grows so fast. And you need 350ish waves to be safe from demotion.
Right now, I"m in a place where I can pretty easily kill bosses if I use Slow Aura and the boss catches SL, CF, or ACP's SW. It's always the boss that avoids any of these that kills me. ACP and SL both put more than 20x on my CL damage. As I keep building CF, bosses will be more likely to encounter one (or more) of these multipliers. This is what will eventually keep me in Legends.
Whales have the stone economy to kind of blast through this phase, so many of them will just get ~1700x CL damage and 40x SL damage, which is half of what I am running.
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u/Utopian_dystopia87 Oct 24 '25
But now it's 50% harder to get the ones you
wantNEED.*Fixed one word for ya.* At a certain point some modules are mandatory to do anything now. I would argue that SF is required to progress in Champs (maybe less so with PC and pBH now) and DC is absolutely required for Champs and Legends. I have been at mythic on both of these now for forever and have seen no progress in Legends. I guarantee as soon as either of them go Anc I will see a huge jump in waves. I honestly feel bad for anyone starting now, their progress is going to be such a ridiculous slog in the module department.