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Orange - quest item, even if the quest is done or not available to you.
Magical items comes in green, blue and purple
every other item has pale gray/no border.
Could you give an example of a red one? or even a screenshot
some "quest items" that do have an orange border do nothing and are not needed for any quest.
They keep their border even when the quest is no longer available and there are items related to quests that don't have it
My idea - Exploration option
Either no tips on items for quests or all items involved in quests are highlighted
Seems like quuest items, but not all quest items have this orange border, and not all one that do have it are needed. I dont know what is reason behind this border.
Most likely mismanaged development and inconsistency with quest items being low priority in the workload.
There may be some obscure reason why some quest items have no orange borders. Perhaps they are not essential to finish the related quest, which means you are free to sell/lose/destroy them as you please?