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<h3>Transitional Tuning Tips by 0kiki0</h3>&nbsp;Gearing is a long and complicated process, but one of the most important systems to get familiar with is Tuning. Platinum status can help immensely by raising the minimum tuning grade from C to B on most gear. Knowing how to approach Tuning in general is key to ensure that you are making the best usage of your resources. On non-best in slot(BiS) gear you can be more lenient with mediocre tunes, as you'll eventually replace them with gear more worthy of an investment. Items such as Guaranteed S Components, Equalizers, SS-C, etc. should generally be saved for current BiS gear. &nbsp;&nbsp;Tuning all of your gear to the ideal stat lines is one of the most important things to do. It's better to have an A or B grade tune on a relevant line rather than have an S grade tune on a useless line. You can see what to tune for on each gear piece by referencing the top TCP players of your respective class via the Rankings tab in the menu. Even though you should generally try to tune for S grade lines, sometimes that isn’t always realistic. You'll often run out of tuning count and have no more equalizers. As long as you have an A or B grade tune on a relevant stat, you'll generally be okay. In a scenario where you have to settle for less than S, you should be aware of what tunes are okay to have lower grades on. Using an S-C Component to preview the differences in stat values between tune grades is very helpful. &nbsp;&nbsp;TL:DR - Save those guaranteed S components for the strongest(BiS) gear! You'll be fine using A or B grade tunes for the most part on transitional gear.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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