These recipes will show up once relevant as your character progresses, to help ease new players into this information. They will use a color-coded symbol matching their respective perfect gem color within the recipe, as seen above. Once an item is either corrupted or socketed in any fashion the maximum potential socket information will be removed from the item's description.Īll items will show any recipes possible, as applicable. If an item is rare, crafted, set, or unique it will show its maximum potential sockets through corruption specifically. If an item is non-magic it will show its maximum potential sockets possible through the Larzuk quest or Cube socket recipe.
#Project diablo 2 runewords plus
FeaturesĪll non-magic (white) items with a relevant amount of plus skills that drop will show those skills in their name, making them easily identifiable at a glance.Īll armor pieces of any kind will always show their base defense ranges (in their description) to allow you to know if the item has a "good roll" in this way.Īll unsocketed, but socketable, items of any kind will show their potential maximum sockets (in their description), accounting for item level. My philosophy, and playstyle, have always been that you should be allowed to decide what items are worth picking up for yourself. You will see things that you may or may not be inclined to pick up, but it is always reasonable why you're seeing these items. This filter doesn't try to make all the decisions for you. This filter will show you if anything usable, even into the late game, would drop for any class. Solo players, hardcore players, or simply those seeking out less commonly used items for specialty builds may find this filter most useful compared to others. Those of us who like quality of life improvements but don't want potentially useful items hidden from them. This filter is for those of us used to life without one. It is especially focused on optimizations as you level and slightly more lenient in the endgame by comparison. This filter is generally less strict than other filters available but still focused.
I have added several quality of life features, cleaned up a lot of the syntax and formatting, thoroughly refined the drops shown throughout leveling and endgame, and much more. I do want to give a big thanks to him for his awesome work on his filter though!įor those familiar, I have kept many of the features of Kryszard's filter intact. Now, due to many differences this filter is all its own. Originally, this was a remastered version of Kryszard's Project Diablo 2 loot filter from Season 1. The differences are subtle and described below at the end of the features section. There is both a Relaxed (Default) and Strict version of my filter. If you would like to contact me, find me in the official PD2 Discord with the name eqN. You can find my loot filter(s) either here or on the Project Diablo 2 game launcher. This filter is up-to-date for Season 3 of Project Diablo 2!
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