Similarly, if there's a solid status chance with a high fire rate sitting on the weapon, build for status.
In general, what you want to do is look at a weapon's stats: if it's leaning heavily on critical specs, build for crit. Additionally, it will also deal Corrosive damage, which has a bonus against armour, and is especially effective against the Grineer. What this will get us is a Braton that dishes out about three to four times as much damage as the unmodded version does, depending on the enemy you're fighting. We'll upgrade Serration to R6, Speed Trigger to R2, and both of the remaining elementals to R1. Instead, what we will do now, is rank up each of the four mentioned mods to certain levels and leave them at that for the purposes of this tutorial. Of course, we can sidestep this issue by installing a Catalyst, which doubles the capacity of any given weapon, or polarising some of the mod slots, but that's another subject. This knowledge will come in handy when building our Braton, because the base weapon does not have enough mod capacity to fit all four of these mods maxed out. In our article on Endo, we've also covered how and why you should be upgrading your mods.
Let us also presume that you have Serration, Speed Trigger, Infected Clip, and Stormbringer mods. In any case, let us say that you have gone to the Market and bought a Braton automatic rifle, and now want to know how to build it up to carry you through the first portion of the star chart. Alternatively, you can always try your hand at trading for rarer mods, such as the dual-stat elementals, which not only increase the base elemental damage output of your weapon, but also increase its status chance, but we'll get to that a bit later.
In case you really need a truly basic mod, such as the aforementioned Serration, veteran players usually have several dozen extra copies and will be more than happy to help a new player by straight-up giving you one. Mods are rarity-dependant, of course, and some will need to be farmed out. The most important ones, such as Serration (damage boost), Point Strike (critical chance increase), elementals and the like, will drop in regular gameplay scenarios, and can be found by killing enemies, destroying crates, completing special objectives and such. First things first - mods are virtually everywhere in Warframe.
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