The First Descendant: Assigning a Module Socket (extra info in desc)

One thing that I did not notice until the next day, but assigning a module socket will make you lose capacity as well. In the video, you can see i had a mod capacity of 70 prior to assigning it, but after that it dropped to 66. Apparently that's because when you assign a module socket you go from level 40 back down to 1. When you level back up to 40, you'll be able to assign another module socket type. They can only be assigned at level 40. This keeps you from assigning a bunch at once.

The Something Can Be Improved Quest, given when you hit Master Rank 12, gives you the components to craft your first Crystallization Catalyst.

Amorphous Material Pattern 003 is one of MANY that have the Crystallization Catalyst Blueprint.
This pattern is available as a 100% drop at Kingston, Grand Square, Slumber Valley.
Then take that the Grave Walker and then shape this one and hope you get the Catalyst Blueprint.
Then the last of the other ingredients can be gotten as soon as you reach White-night Gulch.

0:47 - Crafting the Crystallization Catalyst
2:31 - Farming for the Crystallization Catalyst
5:28 - Assigning a Module Socket

For a link to a google workbook that has sortable lists of all modules in the game, include capacity cost, socket type, weapon lists, amorphous material patterns, basic & core materials, and award rewards, etc, see:
https://emmiejacob.com/the-first-desc...

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