I guess I get frustrated with the enhancement system.
I'm an old school nintendo game player.
If I have the wooden ax and then I buy the magic ax it does more damage.
The enhancments aren't simple like that so I find myself frustrated with makeing the best brute I can.
I think a lot of the advice here is basically illustrating the point that, like how many builds tend to slot Health specifically to take advantage of the Health procedures, there are better things than Stamina to spend excess slots on for IO bonuses. So instead focus only on A) slotting Endurance Modification enhancements and B) taking the procedure from Performance Shifter.
As an aside to think about, the gains from the Performance Shifter are intermittent and somewhat random, but it can occasionally prove beneficial when you are starting to bleed Endurance or facing against something that is sapping at your Recovery rate, because the Endurance restoration it provides is not tied into the Recovery mechanic.
I'm an old school nintendo game player.
If I have the wooden ax and then I buy the magic ax it does more damage.
The enhancments aren't simple like that so I find myself frustrated with makeing the best brute I can.
As an aside to think about, the gains from the Performance Shifter are intermittent and somewhat random, but it can occasionally prove beneficial when you are starting to bleed Endurance or facing against something that is sapping at your Recovery rate, because the Endurance restoration it provides is not tied into the Recovery mechanic.
Raid Leader of Task Force Vendetta "Steel 70", who defeated the first nine Drop Ships in the Second Rikti War.
70 Heroes, 9 Drop Ships, 7 Minutes. The Aliens never knew what hit them.
Now soloing: GM-Class enemy Adamaster, with a Tanker!