Informations about Lootfilters ?
Hey,
LootFilters was added, that's cool but i'm a little confused. What's the difference between all these lootfilters ? What mean "Regular", "Strict" etc .. ? Last bumped on Sep 16, 2017, 9:19:56 AM
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https://www.reddit.com/r/pathofexile/comments/5xbqcp/lootfilter_neversinks_lootfilter_46_for_legacy/
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NeverSink's Filter - Regular - Used by the majority of players. It won't hide anything expensive, while filtering out all the trash. Shows all rares and a lot of "potentially useful items", great for new leagues, new players and solo selffound environments.
NeverSink's Filter - Semi-Strict - Shows the top ~65% of all rares, hides less popular recipes and crafting bases. This is a good allrounder version. NeverSink's Filter - Strict - Shows the top ~35% of all rares, hides most recipes and crafting bases. Designed for optimized builds, that want to farm/grind effectively. NeverSink's Filter - Very Strict - Shows the top ~15% of all rares, hides scrolls, armorers and augmentations. Only shows the best crafting bases and recipes. Designed for very fast, well geared meta builds. There you go. |
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Thanks
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Nice
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I guess I still have a question and have not been able to find an answer elsewhere.
Do the filters realize what would be 'good' for your build - meaning, it takes into account stats you have (high intellect = show me gear thats good for it). Or no, what is 'good' is based on a static set of criteria. Thanks, I'll hang up and listen - love your show. | |
" The filter does not take anything into account other than the rules set within the filter itself, which is static in nature. It won't see you as a Ranger and show you something and then hide it from say a Inquisitor. Your stats don't play a part in what's shown. | |
I see, ty much.
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