NeverSink's LOOTFILTER v8.13.x♦ in-depth ♦ endgame+leveling 2in1 ♦ user-friendly ♦ SC/HC versions

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CptKirk wrote:

Using 1.61 in a 68 map.

Why is every piece of Vaal gear that gets dropped highlighted (yellow background,black text)?

....Im not sure what you're taking about. Screenshots?

Also, why are generic high level flasks highlighted so much?

They are not O.O

Just tried the latest version and it works all fine...

I don't have an explanation. Are you sure you didn't modify it or anything?

Was gonna say, I looked over every reference to "Vaal" and it looked perfectly fine to me.

Also, the Regalia has no "vaal" in it, yet it's highlighted. What are the ILVLs of those items?

Screenshot was from last night. I'll do some more vaal's showing the iLevel.

Didn't change anything, 1.61 'as is'.

I'll copy/paste it new again and restart the game just to make sure.

UPDATE: Well something happened to what I had done before.

Deleted the 1.61 filter I had in the directory (checked it, it showed 1.61)
Re-downloaded 1.61 again.
Put it in the directory.
Restarted the game.
Everything is ok now, none of the strangeness.

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CptKirk wrote:

Screenshot was from last night. I'll do some more vaal's showing the iLevel.

Didn't change anything, 1.61 'as is'.

I'll copy/paste it new again and restart the game just to make sure.

UPDATE: Well something happened to what I had done before.

Deleted the 1.61 filter I had in the directory (checked it, it showed 1.61)
Re-downloaded 1.61 again.
Put it in the directory.
Restarted the game.
Everything is ok now, none of the strangeness.

Glad to hear it.

I suspected the following problem by the way:
"Destroyer REGALia" "VAAL ..." had all currency name parts, same for "DIVINE life flask".

But I still don't know how this could happen. Maybe for some reason, the encoding was messed up and the quotation marks gone missing. Still, I'm very confused.

Anyway, glad that's over with :)

Two-point arrow quivers should really be one of the "good" quivers that are highlighted/recommended. I'm surprised they weren't included, as the 30% accuracy bonus actually provides more crit chance than a spike-point does in many cases. Spike-points are obviously more highly sought after, but that's not really due to them being clearly better, just not many people understanding the value of accuracy in a crit build.

Real crit chance = accuracy * crit chance * accuracy.

What this means is that a % gained in accuracy is worth significantly more for your *real* crit chance than a % gained in tooltip crit chance. Of course, increased modifiers for things like accuracy have diminishing returns, so if you already have tons of %accuracy on the tree, you'd probably prefer a spike-point. Still, I think two-points are very solid and should be recommended :).

Cheers for the filter, loving it!

Is the change to maraketh weapon names going to mess with it?

You've got some tabs in an otherwise spaced file.