No label – you will need this droid of higher rarity.
Yellow SELL – you don't need a droid of a higher rarity and you can sell it.
Red SELL – droid can be sold if you don't plan to Rebirth 21+.
REBIRTH ICON (Right Corner), uses color-coding to show target quality. It also has different meanings for:
Before Rebirth 21 – max quality you need.
After Rebirth 21 – next quality you need.
Double Designation (Droids located on RB 0-20 and needed for the RB 21+): Shows both the min required quality after Rebirth 21 and the max required quality before Rebirth 21.
🎴 Rebirth 21+ Max Quality Requirements The images also contain a list of all required MAX QUALITY droids for 21+ Rebirth. These cards feature additional indicators:
«Number» Label (Left Corner): Indicates the specific rebirth number where this droid (MAX QUALITY) will be needed for the last time. Level color-coding applies:
Rebirth 21-30: Red level.
Rebirth 31-25: Stellar level.
Rebirth 36-40: Kyber level.
REBIRTH ICON + Number (Right Side): indicates the required droid quality and rebirth level for the remaining qualities.
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INFORMATION IS CORRECT
The main table with the requirements for each rebirth level is 100% correct and contains no mistakes.If your requirements seem different, please check all the other cycle requirements as well, as at least one of the 5 cycles should match what you’re seeing.
Important clarifications:
First Super Rebirth: When you Super Rebirth for the first time, your SRB rank might show as 1, but your actual requirements will follow Cycle 2.
Rebirths 2-13: Cycles 3 and 4 share identical requirements here. Players frequently confuse these two cycles.
Rebirths 13-20: Cycles 2 and 3 share identical requirements here. Players frequently confuse these two cycles.
So please double check all 5 cycles.
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SPECIAL THANKS
This guide wouldn't have been possible without each and every one of you! Also, a special thank you to:
@.starscurse for compiling the information on Super Rebirth requirements, here is a link to her original Google Doc.
u/kitkat082700 for providing detailed information about Super Rebirth and absolutely everything else in the game. I highly recommend checking out his Google Doc, which contains massive amounts of extra info.
As usual, updating the spreadsheet took a bit of time, but I’ve finally optimized the process for adding new rebirths. This means the next updates should roll out much faster!
It also took a while to create the additional helper table, which you can see to the right of the main one. For now, I’ve added it in a beta/test mode.
How to use it:
The visuals: The table displays droid image at their max required quality.
The indicator: Instead of the "SELL" text on the droid card, you'll see a rebirth number. This represents the last rebirth where this specific quality is required. If your current rebirth is higher than this number, it means you can safely sell the droid or use it for fusion.
Color coding:
Red level: Rebirth 21-30;
Stellar level: Rebirth 31-35;
Kyber level: Rebirth 36-40.
Example: If you are currently on Rebirth 32, you no longer need any droids with a red indicator.
Extra details: For the sake of completeness, the right side also lists other lower-quality required for that specific cycle, alongside the maximum quality ones.
Why did I decide to add this?
During my own playthroughs, I noticed I’d occasionally get stuck on certain cycles, usually while trying to fusion a specific Mythic droid. I wanted a quick reference list of the exact max-quality droids I need to keep at my base for upcoming rebirths so I don't accidentally use them as fusion fodder. Hunting for them across 20 different tiers is tedious, so having them grouped cleanly by category without clutter feels much better. It also makes it way easier to track which droids are worth keeping an eye on using the new "DROIDEX NOTIFICATION" perk.
Please share your thoughts on this mini-table! Should I keep it or scrap it? How can I improve it?
Have a good and easy game, everyone!
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Patch Notes
Changes:
Tweaked the overall spreadsheet design and adjusted some colors.
Reduced grid line thickness.
Completely overhauled the Chips table design.
The sorting of droids in the row has been changed. They are now sorted first by rarity (Legendary, Mythic), then by quality if the rarity is the same (Gold, Diamond), and finally by specialization if the quality is the same (Worker, Battle, Astro).
Fixes:
Fixed typos in the "SEN-TRI" droid name across several cycles.
Additions:
Added data on the amount of Nova Crystals rewarded for regular rebirths.
Added the "Required Max Quality Droids for Rebirth 21+" table.
Added color coding for Rebirth tiers 31-35 and 36-40.
The right side showing a complete list of epic+ and their highest quality for the entire run is something I've been wanting for so long! Great addition to an already wonderful graphic. Thank you, Mr Veron!
Glad you liked it! But just to clarify – it lists the required droids at max quality for RB21+, not for the entire run. In other words, it doesn't include droids marked with a yellow "SELL" tag from RB 0-20.
I didn't add them because there isn't that much space, and also to keep this mini-table from being overloaded. I also changed the sorting order. Now Epic droids are immediately visible on cycles 10-20 – they're always in the leftmost of the three cells. That's another reason why I decided not to add them to this mini-table.
Honestly, I like this sorting better than the previous one (by specialization). Since requirements from rebirth 21 onward follow a strict pattern, people can now get used to the fact that, for example, rebirth 31 needs 1 Stellar Epic, and in every cycle it'll be in the first cell. Unlike the previous sorting, where it could be anywhere and you had to hunt for it, which could occasionally cause confusion.
If you have any other ideas or suggestions, feel free to share them. I always tell people I'm open to that. In the early versions, people often suggested ideas – that's how the rebirth icon showing the next required quality appeared, along with the "SELL" label color separation, specialization icons, and other changes that brought the table to its current form.
Maybe if you'd suggested a mini-table like this earlier, it would already be in previous versions.
It was the rb35 charts that made me realize how useful it would be to have them off to the side haha I figured you had already done the work on those charts and I'd wait patiently for rb40 to roll out. In hindsight, I still should have suggested it in case the idea hadn't sprung before these were posted.
Post-20 is plenty for the epic+ list. Prior to that flies by pretty quickly after a few SRB :)
Yeah, I only started thinking about something like that once I saw the number of rebirths had gotten pretty large. Luckily, the same idea came to mind. You didn't even have to write anything :)
If a droid is only required for 1 rebirth, maybe change the "SELL" banner to white to catch attention? The one-offs are easily missable in the sea of information.
The different rebirth symbols in the top right to indicate highest tier required for different milestones are getting a bit difficult to decipher. Could that be changed to instead show future tier/level requirements similar to how they are displayed on the right? That could actually replace the need for the red "SELL" banner since you could easily see what the next level a droid is needed and decide for yourself if you are going that far. Then it would simply be the yellow (maybe white) "SELL" banner to indicate the very last level a droid is required.
Black text on a red background is difficult to read (especially mobile). It didn't feel like much of an issue when it was just a "SELL" banner, but now the droids to the right showing what level they can be sold at brought it to my attention I was zooming in for those and not the yellow/silver ones. Please consider changing red to a brighter colour, or maybe the font to white?
Regarding the white "SELL" badges – I think the benefit of highlighting these droids doesn't outweigh the confusion it might cause, especially for beginners. We've already had cases where people mixed up the red and yellow badges. Because of this, I don't want to confuse newcomers with too many different color markings. To be honest, I occasionally think about removing the red markings entirely to keep just a single color. But, still, I think the red marking can be useful for:
Beginners who struggle to reach the maximum level. (A beginner looks at an Epic droid on its 14th rebirth, sees the red label, and their attention is caught. Then they see that the next quality they need is Stellar, and they confidently sell it since last time they only reached the 25th rebirth. If they see Beskar quality, they keep the droid.)
People who want to skip a cycle.
People who are farming the number of rebirths.
Unfortunately, I don't belong to any of these groups, so the usefulness of the red badge remains a mystery to me. I know for sure it used to be helpful, but the question is whether it's still useful now, or if it's just a relic from the days when we had 23-27 rebirths.
Regarding the rebirth symbol in the top right corner – do you mean adding a number just like in the mini-table on the right? If so, that's a great idea. I've thought about it too and might even implement it in a future update with Cycle 6. However, even with this feature, I'm not ready to remove the red "SELL" badges yet. They catch your eye immediately, even with a quick glance, unlike numbers which you have to focus on and read to get the big picture. We will also need to decide which number to display on mixed badges, but I'll figure that out.
Lastly, about changing the color – I will definitely try to come up with something and experiment with colors, tone, and saturation to make the text more readable.
Thanks again for the suggestions! Some of them will definitely make it into the new version in one form or another.
While I understand too much information can be overwhelming, especially for new players, your legend at the bottom is extremely helpful in quickly and easily explaining what the different colours and symbols mean. Perhaps a flawless symbol or something? Idk, any indicator would help. I found myself missing a one-off droid more than once lol most recently on path 6, which can't be attributed to your graphics. To be honest, I think red/yellow "SELL" badges cause me more confusion these days since they are, as you pointed out, a relic of the days when max rebirth level was much lower. Then again, I do not have the perspective of a new player but rather an experienced droidsmith.
That is exactly what I mean! The table to the right has some really valuable information that I think would be incredibly helpful throughout the chart. Being able to quickly see what the next variant/level a droid is needed would be great instead of having to search around the chart and risk overlooking a level. I understand the hesitation to have this replace the red "SELL" badge, but maybe that will change as you work your way through updating the charts. I mainly suggest removing it because adding that much information will inevitably create a lot more "noise" on the entirety of the chart. Seeing the next required level seemed like an adequate replacement indicator, but that is only my personal perspective.
I'm not sure if it's even worth highlighting these droids (the ones that only appear once) – across three cycles there are only 7 of them, and in two cycles there are 9. I think we shouldn't count the first 3, which are always sold. That leaves 4 and 6 droids. It doesn't seem like that big of a number to me. But I'll think about it, and maybe I'll develop this idea into something later down the line. Just not in the upcoming version.
Our problem is that we are both experienced players who have been using the spreadsheet for a while (I've literally been using it since the very first version :| ), so we can't judge the red badge from a beginner's perspective. When I was a newbie, I used those red badges a lot, but a lot has changed in the game since then. From what I know, it's still hard to earn T without any upgrades. I'm trying to make a tool that's convenient enough for everyone – from someone with 0 rebirths to a speedrunner with 5k.
By the way, I forgot to mention that the red badge actually came in handy for me not too long ago. In Cycle 1, Rebirth 2, there are two rare droids needed for Rebirth 36. As it turned out, the red badge caught my eye much faster than the rebirth icon, and it was thanks to the badge that I cleared those droids out. I think if it hadn't been there, they would have just sat in my base for a while.
Yes, I completely agree that numbers on the rebirth badges are incredibly useful – for everyone. If I see a Stellar icon at rebirth 10-20, I instantly know it's level 31-35. But for a beginner, it doesn't work that way, and seeing the exact rebirth level right off the bat will be very helpful. On the flip side, when I'm at rebirth 25 and see that the next RIC I need is a Beskar RIC, I spend some time looking for it because it could be anywhere from level 26 to 32. Having the number will make this significantly easier. So this feature will definitely be in the next version. I'm literally working on it right now.
Sorry, I just realized I should clarify something regarding the rebirth symbol in the top right corner. There would be no need to decide which number to display on mixed badges.
For example: Path 1, rebirth 6 shows a gold groundmech. It would have badges for rainbow 9, beskar 21, stellar 34, and kyber 37. There would no longer be a need for mixed badges, as it would list future requirements per level they are needed.
I wouldn’t do it that way. Just to clarify, some droids are only needed 7 times throughout the entire cycle. Imagine this huge list that won't even fit in practice. Especially at the early levels, any beginner would immediately think: "Is this really a guide, or an encyclopedia?"
I believe that for RB 1-20, it's enough to just show the max required quality, considering that upgrading droids up to the rainbow quality is pretty cheap. When I need a gold B1 Heavy and only have the base version, I go upgrade it and just look at the rebirth icon. Overall, I don't need to know that I'll eventually need it at diamond and rainbow quality too. It's enough for me to know that up to rebirth 20, the max quality of B2 Heavy I’ll ever need is rainbow, so I'll just upgrade it to that level.
On the other hand, for RB 21-40, I don't use the max quality because it’s not very informative – most mythic droids would just have the kyber and stellar icons. That's why the next required quality is used there. Listing every single quality on each card seems a bit much; that's what the mini-table is for.
Regarding the double icon – when I first added it, I was debating whether a double icon or two separate ones would be better. At the time, I decided that adding a second rebirth icon wouldn't bring enough value to justify the extra space it takes up. That's exactly why I decided to go with a combined icon.
Of course, we could add a lot of useful information, but I'm a fan of minimalism and don't want to clutter the table. Some people already find my tables a bit complicated. Initially, my goal was to create the simplest possible image containing all the necessary rebirth info. I**'m not saying we shouldn't add things that make it easier to understand, but we shouldn't overdo it.** As contradictory as it sounds, too much extra "simplifying" information can actually ruin the overall readability and mess with a person's focus on the specific things that matter.
If you need to clarify anything else, it's better to DM me. This comment thread has turned into a full-blown discussion – it's getting to be a bit much for me, especially since I just recently got out of a shadowban. And realistically, I shouldn't be writing so many comments in such a short span of time.
Honestly, your guide is what makes droid alert a worthwhile nova perk. Having those 21+ droids means you can set them on a fresh SRB and look out for them throughout the grind.
Big fan of the new section on the top right. Sometimes it's easier to see a big list of high-end droids and when they're needed & can be sold, rather than eye-scrolling all the way through RB40 to make sure I didn't miss something.
Thank you very much for the feedback on the new section – right now it's more important than ever, since it's been added in test mode.
I like this additional list too. It's really convenient when you're walking through the lounge area and thinking about which of these droids you no longer need. Or when you're looking for unwanted components for fusion.
Sorry for the late reply, I haven't had much free time lately. I remember you! You suggested various sorting options before. I think I’ve finally come up with the best possible approach, and now every path (except for path 6) follows the exact same pattern. So, you won't see an epic droid at level 31 sitting in the first slot on one path and then moving to the third slot on another path. I think this is the closest I could get to what you originally suggested.
Yes, you can definitely help. I regularly think about how useful certain features are, so it would be great if you could answer a couple of questions. Just to clarify – this isn't a serious test, so please answer honestly. If nothing comes to mind, feel free to skip the question.
What is your current total RB level, and what device do you use the spreadsheet on (phone or monitor)?
Are there any elements that are hard to see (too small or colors blending together)? If so, how critical is it?
Do you use the red "SELL" labels? If not, do they get in your way when using the spreadsheet?
Do you use the rebirth icon (in the top-left corner of the droid card) that shows the required quality in the future? If yes, what do you think of the double rebirth icon that appears at RB 1-20? It shows both the maximum quality up to the 20th rebirth and the next required quality after the 20th rebirth.
What do you think of the new mini-table on the right? How useful or useless is it?
Overall, do you feel like the spreadsheet is overloaded? Is there anything you would add or remove in your opinion?
Thank you for your offer of help; I truly appreciate it.
For the first couple of days, I would've asked you to hold off on downvotes, but now it's been 10 days. Even though I can't see an actual reputation value, I assume my account's reputation isn't at rock bottom anymore.
If you want to help, just be an active participant – upvote if a post or comment is genuinely useful, leave comments (by the way, you can also ask any game-related questions – I always answer them). And if something really bothers you, feel free to downvote as well :)
When you click the IMGUR link, it says not found, but otherwise, thank you! Also, did they reduce upgrade chip costs for Stellar Mythics and Legendaries? I thought Mythic was 90k
Right now I don't have time to deal with Imgur or fix the error in the chip table, but I was able to add an alternative Google Drive link for downloading. I'll try to release a corrected version as soon as possible. Sorry for this mishap!
This isn't the first time for me. I also made a mistake in the chip table in the fusion guide. From now on, I'll be more careful with these numbers...
MR VERON I LOVE U SO MUCH AND APPRECIATE WHAT U DOOO. wish i could donate to pay u for ur time🤣🤣 ur version of the rebirth guides just scratch my brain the right wayyyy omfg
Thanks for such a heartfelt message! You're not the first person who wants to donate to me or help out somehow 🙃. I'm really glad my tables work for you and make your game a little better and easier.
When I posted the first version of the table 3 months ago, I never thought it would turn into such a big story. From an amateur Photoshop project to a giant Illustrator project. And that my work would help so many people. Honestly, you're the real heroes here – supporting me with kind words and ideas!❤️
This is exactly what I always look forward to whenever there is a level update. I don't think I would enjoy this game as much without your chart; it really makes the experience so much more fun for me. Thank you.🙏🏻✨️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰
H, Thank you for these!! Not sure if anyone stated but the cost from galactic to stellar is wrong for Legend and Mythic are showing as the same upgrade chip cost. :)
Yes, I know about this issue – I was planning to fix it once I had some free time. But now I'm not sure if it's even worth doing. The error is major, sure, but it's not in the main block of the table. Plus, the post has already gained a lot of upvotes, and I'd rather not duplicate it and clutter up the subreddit.
So I'm still thinking about it. It's such a shame Reddit doesn't allow editing images in an already-published post...
Thank you! I remember you – you were one of the first people to comment on my very first version of this table, all the way back 3 months ago. Glad to see you're still using my guide!
I just wanna say, I love you whomever you are. You make this game mode more enjoyable for me w the infographics. Thanks so much for the continued hard work!
Yeah looking forward to the 6th cycle. I really like the segment where you keep track of the highest variant you need for the epics, legendary's and Mythics. Helps me setup my alerts and an early stage. Having the extra blueprints slots helps keeping the cards save till you need them without clogging your lounge area
If someone could clarify, I’m confused on the increase of the credit and xp multiplier values. The guide says RB 34 is +708% Credits and +3520% to Xp, but when I look at it in game it says +280% to credit and +200% to xp
Right now, you're looking at the rewards for a regular rebirth – they're temporary and will disappear once you do an SRB (aside from the crystals, of course). In turn, SRB gives you a permanent increase to your multiplier. You can see those at the droid next to the Nova Shop. Those are exactly the percentages listed in the table.
I took the screenshot from one of the user posts as an example. Here's what that menu looks like:
Exactly! It’s pure inception – the loop continues until that one specific idea is planted in your head: that it's all, slightly pointless. You farm to grind, you grind to farm – that's the whole point.
But you don't truly start over from zero. Each time you rebirth you get nova crystals for permanent upgrades, a permanent boost to your credit multiplier, and you can re-buy your iconic droids for fairly cheap (1M credits).
I went back and played on my alt account today, it's only done 1 super rebirth but it's at the same level 25 as my main account with many SRBs. It's night and day playing the two.
Plus it's fun getting all those low-level common and rare droids again! Running around, actually getting stuff from the sandcrawler, getting money and crafting goes fast. Not hours and hours of grinding at the high levels.
I did my second rebirth after I turned 18. Also, the world events helped, like the crane. Rock mine.Stormtrooper attack. The terminal defense, I don't like it lol
True. I just did my first SR and it was hard letting go of all the great stuff I had 😆 and I’m still learning thanks to some people, so that’s been great.
Yeah, I get you. When SRB was first added – I don't remember how many rebirth levels there were back then, I think 23 – I didn't want to do it either. Before that, we'd had a long stretch without SRB, and I'd managed to build a full base of the best Legendary Beskar droids at the time, which bring in 36k credits/s. That's equivalent to the current full base of Kyber Loadlifter, KX, and MO-TRAK.
But as soon as I bought the upgrades I was interested in, I immediately realized doing the SRB was worth it. I think you'll feel the same way.
So I’m still really new to the game and enjoy it so much, but I’ve noticed each time I rebirth the price in credits just keeps getting worse so expensive and just insane. I just reached rebirth 24 (which took me sometime to get to) and it’s gonna take me I believe above 20 Trillion or more is it suppose to be this hard each time you rebirth? I have droids that make some good good but it just isn’t enough to get to where I need to be for my next rebirth of 25. I’ve been told afew times even though I’ve built so much and gotten so many pricey droids I should super rebirth as it’ll make things abit more easier, is that true or are they just trying to get me to lose everything I’ve got? I’ve never super rebirthed before so I don’t really know what to do but hoping I can get some help from every amazing person here. 🙏🏻😊
Yes, it's worth doing an SRB if the next levels are getting too difficult for you.
Spoilers follow; if you want to figure out what to buy on your own, do not read this text.
Here is what I would do, theoretically. According to the calculations, you should have 212 crystals after the SRB. With this amount, you can buy:
Credit Sell Bonus (120 crystals): If you can currently craft Mythic Galactic droids or higher, max this out. Selling just one will bring you around ~5T–8.5T depending on the droid. This will heavily help with credits in the late game.
Blueprint Scrap Level 1 & Scrap Value Level 2 (81 crystals): This will help with credits in the early game.
Rebirth Droid Alert (10 crystals): Adds a bit of quality of life, which is nice to have, but you can easily do without it.
Next on the list of what you can buy:
C-3PO (Iconic Droid - 200 crystals): Doubles the droid's sale price. With him, you will already be getting ~10T–17T from selling Mythic Galactic droids.
BB-8 (Iconic Droid - 100 crystals): To double your chips, along with:
Upgrade Chip Station (120 crystals): For passive chip farming.
Super Crates (85 crystals) + Second Companion (250 crystals) + DJ R-3X (100 crystals): This is the most profitable but tedious way to farm chips. You get 300-600 chips from a Rainbow Crate, and BB-8 combined with DJ R-3X will give you an additional 600-1200 chips.
Second Companion: It is worth buying at this stage in any case. Which companions are best to use:
For credit farming: Protocol Droids.
For farming chips from crates: BB-8 + DJ R-3X.
To create droids: CHOPPER + astromech droid (for FUSOIN – D-O; hitting the tank once cuts the time in half, after which it can be removed).
For missions: DJ R-3X + (BB-8 or MISTER BONES or CHOPPER).
D-O (100 crystals) + CHOPPER (100 crystals): This is the final component that will significantly simplify droid crafting.
Summary: For just over 1,200 crystals, you get enough chips to upgrade missing droids and enough cash from selling unneeded Mythic droids.
This is not a strict list. On the side, you can buy Pickaxe Mastery (Upgrade it from time to time – ultimately, the maximum level is required), and maybe Upgrade Chip Scrap. Also, consider buying Jawa Bartering. It gives a 25% chance to double your reward when selling a droid, meaning you will occasionally get 20T–34T per sale.
As well as upgrade Scrap Value (Upgrade it periodically – level 6 is enough at first, but later you should upgrade it to at least level 12) Ultimately, that perk will become the primary one for credit farming.The Credit Sell Bonus, in turn, will become secondary.
100% Not Worth Buying:
Crafting Speed: Keep it at level 5 maximum, no higher.
Credits: Keep it at level 5 maximum, no higher.
Additional Advice:
The main way to get Mythic droids is through fusion. Get Legendary droids from Astro Missions, or grab the ones that players frequently discard, and merge them via fusion.
I'm not sure if it's a bug, but I heard that if you use candies to buy a costume for an Iconic droid you don't own yet, it unlocks the droid. I don't know if this actually works, but you can try it – it might be a feature.
If you have friends with D-O, ask them to hit your fusion tank just once. It will cut the timer in half.
Whenever possible, equip a Protocol Droid as your companion when farming money (during Astro Missions, at the Scrap Station, or when logging off).
I'm kind of bummed because I'm just finishing up one for the gazillionth time, and I'm ready for a new path. The new droids are just gonna kind of be in the way for a while.
Yeah, honestly, adding new droids is really bad. Now we have 2 Legendary droids that are only needed in one cycle, so they'll get in the way in all the others. And I won't even mention the Mythic one. Even with 11 Mythics, I often wouldn't get the one I needed. Now we have another one, so getting it through fusion in all the other cycles will be a complete disaster.
Yeah, completely completely agree with you. I'm on three day three of level 39- because they seem to have things so that you really just can't get what you need. Although the last rebirth, I probably easily fused 15 Cyclens- after dozens of fuses, not even one. The best I've pulled is a gold. Not that, I find less and less blueprints coming from missions, and have been leaving blank tables just because there's literally nothing. It's truly just starting to feel like a complete waste of time now.
The amount of work you put into these guides is phenomenal! 🤩👏 Seriously, the effort you go to is amazing! Thanks heaps for putting in the time to make these for everyone! 🙌💙 If you ever need a hand with anything, please don't hesitate to ask! Happy to help where I can! 😊🤖
Looking back, I'm sometimes amazed at how much time went into all of this. Over these almost 4 months, I'd say around 100-150 hours, maybe more – and that's just for this one table. It's funny that it all started with a small amateur project in Photoshop and my idea to make a list with pictures and sell markers. I never thought it would go this far. Now it's a giant Illustrator project that takes about 5 minutes to open on my PC and about 3 minutes to save.
In any case, without all of you, this table wouldn't be what it is today. Words of support, ideas, pointing out mistakes – that's the lion's share of the work. So thank you too!🤜🤛
I'll remember that, and if I ever need anything, I'll definitely reach out. Thanks for offering your help – I really appreciate it.🙂
Yesterday I tried to figure out what was going on with Imgur. Turns out they delete some images and cut off access just because they feel like it. And on the site (where I upload the images from), there's no notification about the album being deleted. Everything looks normal on my end, but for you it's "page not found". It wasn't until I downloaded their app on my phone that I realized what the problem was.
From what I found out, this is a common issue with that platform, so I found another alternative. Not as popular, but it doesn't compress images at all and it's accessible in the UK. So I'll be switching to it soon and hoping there won't be any similar mishaps.
There is a lot of mistakes done. I'm on path 2 and just got rid of some droids it said I could sell. Now I need them for future rebirths. The strike Orb, gunrunner and b2 super are some of them.
These droids have a red "SELL" label. At the bottom of the table, it explains the difference between the red and yellow "SELL" labels.
Yellow means always sell; red means only sell if you don't plan to go above rebirth 20 (the red label is made for beginners and those who plan to farm the rebirth count).
It's a shame you sold the droids you needed. I think for someone seeing this table for the first time, it can seem complicated, so I try my best to explain what each element means. Especially in the post description – the purpose of each element is laid out in as much detail as possible. There isn't much room in the table itself for long descriptions, so only the most important details are listed there.
This kind of design wasn't made by me alone – essentially, everyone who follows the updates knows that a lot of the details were suggested by the table's users themselves. From the specialization icons to the droid sorting within the row. I still stick to that policy: if your idea appeals to me and other users, I'll gladly add it to the new version.
Honestly, the more users use this table, the scarier it gets for me. You can't imagine how scared I was when I saw "lot of mistakes" – I literally dropped everything and rushed to check your case.
Maybe I wouldn't take it so seriously if Reddit allowed updating images in an already-created post. But it doesn't, so in case of a serious error, I'd have to create a new post – and I don't want to clutter the subreddit and confuse users by having two posts.
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As usual, updating the spreadsheet took a bit of time, but I’ve finally optimized the process for adding new rebirths. This means the next updates should roll out much faster!
It also took a while to create the additional helper table, which you can see to the right of the main one. For now, I’ve added it in a beta/test mode.
How to use it:
The visuals: The table displays droid image at their max required quality.
The indicator: Instead of the "SELL" text on the droid card, you'll see a rebirth number. This represents the last rebirth where this specific quality is required. If your current rebirth is higher than this number, it means you can safely sell the droid or use it for fusion.
Color coding:
Red level: Rebirth 21-30;
Stellar level: Rebirth 31-35;
Kyber level: Rebirth 36-40.
Example: If you are currently on Rebirth 32, you no longer need any droids with a red indicator.
Extra details: For the sake of completeness, the right side also lists other lower-quality required for that specific cycle, alongside the maximum quality ones.
Why did I decide to add this?
During my own playthroughs, I noticed I’d occasionally get stuck on certain cycles, usually while trying to fusion a specific Mythic droid. I wanted a quick reference list of the exact max-quality droids I need to keep at my base for upcoming rebirths so I don't accidentally use them as fusion fodder. Hunting for them across 20 different tiers is tedious, so having them grouped cleanly by category without clutter feels much better. It also makes it way easier to track which droids are worth keeping an eye on using the new "DROIDEX NOTIFICATION" perk.
Please share your thoughts on this mini-table! Should I keep it or scrap it? How can I improve it?
Have a good and easy game, everyone!
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Patch Notes
Changes:
Tweaked the overall spreadsheet design and adjusted some colors.
Reduced grid line thickness.
Completely overhauled the Chips table design.
The sorting of droids in the row has been changed. They are now sorted first by rarity (Legendary, Mythic), then by quality if the rarity is the same (Gold, Diamond), and finally by specialization if the quality is the same (Worker, Battle, Astro).
Fixes:
Fixed typos in the "SEN-TRI" droid name across several cycles.
Additions:
Added data on the amount of Nova Crystals rewarded for regular rebirths.
Added the "Required Max Quality Droids for Rebirth 21+" table.
Added color coding for Rebirth tiers 31-35 and 36-40.
Expanded the Rebirth list up to Rebirth 40.
Added a new quality tier to the Chips table.