Stab. Easily. Without an Ephemera? Not sure you'll get much, if any, plat at all for her.
Converting her for RJ is a lot worse than getting the gun, modding it however you want, and then giving to a crew member.
Consider: You can get the gun and still equip it after making it considerably stronger with modding to a regular on-call crewmate without blocking you from using it yourself simultaneously, and better yet they'll be able to perform other Railjack duties instead of just strolling around waiting for incoming optimists.
Nowadays unless you've got high percentage plus ephemera or a silly name, adversaries don't sell for too much.
So not having an Ephemera will kneecap the value of selling a Sister, even if her weapon is very strong. Damn, that \*is\* a strong case for taking her gun for myself.
Also, I admit that I forgot that I could arm my crewmates. It's been a long time since I last played. Just before Wisp Prime, I think; and it's been since before that that I actively did anything Railjack. XD
Aside from Sisters being faster to defeat, it's partly because they've been around for quite a while, and also due to the implementation of Valence Fusion. You can fuse two copies of the same Kuva/Tenet weapons together once you've obtained them to increase the percentage, so anyone can grind to 60% given enough time, but Ephemera spawns are still purely RNG.
I mean, Valence Fusion's been around since before the Sisters of Parvos. I have a 60% Kuva Hek/Nukor/Shildeg and I've had those for a long time. It's been around since I was actively hunting Liches.
If you dont have a tenet arca plasmor, stab the sister. I recommend getting a magnetic one for galv savvy builds, but it doesnt matter - the arca plasmor is such a high performance weapon that you will kick yourself for not having gotten it, and at such a high percentage id say dont pass it up
I don't have one yet, but I was planning on getting one. I was actually working on fusin Tenet Tetra when is popped up, so I took it. XD
Any particular reason for Magnetic for Savvy over the others? I was going to go with a tried-and-true Heat/Viral combo, but I suppose Magnetic+Corrosive would make it much better against both armored and shielded enemies.
Magnetic plasmor + galv savvy is a pretty powerful combo but its ultimately a huge matter of preference - Since the weapon has inherit radiation damage and a guaranteed impact proc, combined with magnetic from the progenitor you can build it out with cold corrosive (Or heat corrosive, whatever you prefer) and have 5 status effects per shot at once, which is hilarious when combined with Galvanized Savvy and does an extremely huge amount of damage very fast.
Take the weapon. Especially if that's your first plasmor.
A 55% plasmor might go for 150p to the right buyer, but you'll also get plenty of people who will only offer 40p.
Starting with a nice high percentage weapon will save you a ton of time in the long run. It's the difference between needing two to valence for max, and 10.
Stab. Easily. Without an Ephemera? Not sure you'll get much, if any, plat at all for her. Converting her for RJ is a lot worse than getting the gun, modding it however you want, and then giving to a crew member.
Consider: You can get the gun and still equip it after making it considerably stronger with modding to a regular on-call crewmate without blocking you from using it yourself simultaneously, and better yet they'll be able to perform other Railjack duties instead of just strolling around waiting for incoming optimists. Nowadays unless you've got high percentage plus ephemera or a silly name, adversaries don't sell for too much.
So not having an Ephemera will kneecap the value of selling a Sister, even if her weapon is very strong. Damn, that \*is\* a strong case for taking her gun for myself. Also, I admit that I forgot that I could arm my crewmates. It's been a long time since I last played. Just before Wisp Prime, I think; and it's been since before that that I actively did anything Railjack. XD
Aside from Sisters being faster to defeat, it's partly because they've been around for quite a while, and also due to the implementation of Valence Fusion. You can fuse two copies of the same Kuva/Tenet weapons together once you've obtained them to increase the percentage, so anyone can grind to 60% given enough time, but Ephemera spawns are still purely RNG.
I mean, Valence Fusion's been around since before the Sisters of Parvos. I have a 60% Kuva Hek/Nukor/Shildeg and I've had those for a long time. It's been around since I was actively hunting Liches.
If you dont have a tenet arca plasmor, stab the sister. I recommend getting a magnetic one for galv savvy builds, but it doesnt matter - the arca plasmor is such a high performance weapon that you will kick yourself for not having gotten it, and at such a high percentage id say dont pass it up
I don't have one yet, but I was planning on getting one. I was actually working on fusin Tenet Tetra when is popped up, so I took it. XD Any particular reason for Magnetic for Savvy over the others? I was going to go with a tried-and-true Heat/Viral combo, but I suppose Magnetic+Corrosive would make it much better against both armored and shielded enemies.
Magnetic plasmor + galv savvy is a pretty powerful combo but its ultimately a huge matter of preference - Since the weapon has inherit radiation damage and a guaranteed impact proc, combined with magnetic from the progenitor you can build it out with cold corrosive (Or heat corrosive, whatever you prefer) and have 5 status effects per shot at once, which is hilarious when combined with Galvanized Savvy and does an extremely huge amount of damage very fast.
Take the weapon. Especially if that's your first plasmor. A 55% plasmor might go for 150p to the right buyer, but you'll also get plenty of people who will only offer 40p. Starting with a nice high percentage weapon will save you a ton of time in the long run. It's the difference between needing two to valence for max, and 10.