I am a bomber and I currently have the following loadout for FSC--
- Armor
- Mad Bomber Helm (Fire med)
- Volcanic Demo Suit
- Bombs
- Radiant Sun Shards (Construct low)
- Dark Briar Barrage
- Venom Veiler
- Electron Vortex
- Trinkets
- Elite Boom Module
- Dual Heart Pendant
I was originally going for the Mad Bomber set with fire med+ UVs, but then I found out about the Mercurial's set bonus of medium movement speed.
For FSC, the loadout with the Mercurial set would be--
- Armor
- Mercurial Demo Helm(Fire med+) [Got; heating 4*]
- Mercurial Demo suit(Fire med+)[Got; Fire high and heated]
- Bombs
- Radiant Sun Shards (CTR VH) [Got]
- Dark Briar Barrage (CTR VH) [Got]
- Venom Veiler (CTR VH)
- Electron Vortex (CTR VH) [Got]
- Trinkets
- Elite Boom Module [Got]
- Elite Boom Module [Got]
Correct?
It would be a long time to get that loadout, but I need to make a decision--
Craft the 2* demo armor until I get fire med+ and roll the four bombs
OR
Roll the demo armor and craft the 4 bombs until I get CTR VH on them?
With the current CE market, crafting a 2* gear 5 times would be the same as rolling for 1 UV.
The chance of crafting a bomb or armor with a UV is about 1 out of 10, while rolling is... 1 out of 1.
I also have spare mist to craft with per day.
...Someone do the math please. I'm not good with logic.
If I were to try to get CTR VH on every bomb (10), would I be better off buying them from the Auction House?
You can buy armor with Fire Med typically for ~500ce or so (haven't checked in a while). I have a feeling that buying your Fire Med's will be much cheaper than trying to roll one. Technically mist crafting will be cheaper, but it would take much longer than I'm willing to wait (granted I do mist craft, but have bought UVs when tired of waiting for the right one).
I mean, if I can buy a full set (2*) for 1kce (2x fire med) that is the same as 3-4 rolls. You aren't going to roll 2x Fire Med within 4 rolls (unless you are super lucky)
As for CTR VH that will cost a fortune either way and I have no real knowledge on the going rate.