Choose a route

Every Day We Fight weapons and mods

First decide whether the problem is the weapon slot, obtaining the gun, fitting a part, selecting a fire mode, or activating a perk. A high-rarity part is useful only if its compatibility and trigger match your plan.

Where should you start?

Two guns will not fit the loadout — Check primary and secondary roles before looking for a mod solution.
You want a Rifter weapon — Compare the enemy-drop route with an intact stash reward.
A mod will not equip or changes your AP plan — Check the part category, weapon compatibility and displayed effect.
The weapon is not using the expected fire mode — Inspect the selected mode and its limits before the next shot.
An Epic perk is not activating — Match the actual equipped part to its named trigger.

Every Day We Fight: use a secondary weapon rather than a second primaryEvery Day We Fight: One primary and one eligible secondary is different from two main weapons. Use the 1.0 Stumper shotgun sidearm if that is the role you need.Every Day We Fight: find a Rifter weapon through the right sourceLook for Every Day We Fight Rifter guns in enemy drops and surviving Rifter Stashes, rather than repeatedly rerolling Thorn hideout loot.Every Day We Fight: choose a mod that fits the carried gunCheck Every Day We Fight weapon-mod compatibility by gun and part slot, then compare AP tradeoffs before treating a rare part as an automatic upgrade.Every Day We Fight: use the fire mode that applies the wanted statusCheck Every Day We Fight's Hollow-Point, Incendiary, Electrifying, Paralyzing and Suppression modes, including why one hit may not apply a status.Every Day We Fight: work out why an epic perk did not triggerRead Every Day We Fight epic-mod triggers by exact part: Armor Breaker, Pain Gainer and Shield Buster can reward different actions on different slots.