Clearer item sets
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- Halfling
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Clearer item sets
Right now it's hard (especially for someone newer to the game) to tell what items go to what set. I just wanted to put in a suggestion for named sets (ie "belongs to set "BIG SWORDZ"" in the item description) or just listing what other items are needed somewhere to make this easier.
Re: Clearer item sets
Good point. It is part of a set of items is definitely too confusing.
Perhaps:
"This item gives additional bonuses if you are also wearing X, or you linked it with X (for some mindstars)"
Perhaps:
"This item gives additional bonuses if you are also wearing X, or you linked it with X (for some mindstars)"
Re: Clearer item sets
Or even just "This item is part of a set (with %n)".
Then just put a set=(item name) description modifier in. It doesn't seem too hard.
(I do not know for sure that %n would be the right syntax.)
Then just put a set=(item name) description modifier in. It doesn't seem too hard.
(I do not know for sure that %n would be the right syntax.)
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- Halfling
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Re: Clearer item sets
Well, the thing is, there might be more than 2 items to a set (as far as I know, haven't actually completed any yet.) So just having a set name would be clear and allow for that.
But anything would be better than just randomly guessing.
But anything would be better than just randomly guessing.
Re: Clearer item sets
There currently are no sets higher than two pieces.
Even if they were, I think a triangle style(Say, Axe of Smash boosts Shield of Smash, which boosts Boots of Smash, which boosts Axe of Smash) of set would be better than a bonus you can only get for having all three, due to the nature of the artifact system.
Even if they were, I think a triangle style(Say, Axe of Smash boosts Shield of Smash, which boosts Boots of Smash, which boosts Axe of Smash) of set would be better than a bonus you can only get for having all three, due to the nature of the artifact system.