Is 6* Nimrod worth tech AG?

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This might be the easiest poll I’ve seen on this forum. Nimrod’s awakened ability is where all of his damage is. Awaken him, sig him up, fire off that sp2, win the game.

Count_Willis

I used a Generic on mine and took him to sig 200 with all the sig stones i had ( i only have 2 sig 200 6*)

Currently my only r4! Hes awesome!

Chatterofforums

I used a Generic on mine and took him to sig 200 with all the sig stones i had ( i only have 2 sig 200 6*)

Currently my only r4! Hes awesome!

This was very helpful to me. I pulled Nimrod recently and have expiring t5c tech and have a generic 6* ag and have about 80 tech sig. I think I'm now leaning to pulling the trigger on all the above.

Gr8TonyStark

100% worthy

Dupe = faster ramp up against mutants
= more damage (greater shock potency)
= increased duration of energize and
energy vulnerability

Wicket329

I used a generic on mine and took him to sig 200, he was almost my first r4. Not a single regret, he’s useful absolutely everywhere. He’s a staple on my AW attack team.

Blôdletter

Didn't see he has that much value with potency of SP effects, I thought that dupe helps primarily against mutants. But, if you put it this way, 35% longer and stronger shock is almost 2 times stronger, I never realised this. I will sig him with tech stones, maybe even generic ones! Thanks guys!

Noobda

Yes! Do it!

Noise72

Yo.

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Rohit_316

I had planned to use a generic from act 7 exploration on Nimrod . I got lucky and he got auto duped in my last nexus . I had planned to use my generic sigs on him but 2 days later i pulled Herx and took him to sig 200 lol . Nimrod has to wait now.

Wicket329

Just wondering, what’s his sweet spot for sig level? Have him awakened rn. Sorry to hijack the thread

His signature progression is completely linear, every point has the same value after initial awakening. So I’d say the higher, the better

PapaMidnite007

Absolutely 💯

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Kennado

Forget a tech gem. He's worth a generic.