Game has to much loot

[Viper]

Makes for to much micromanaging. Also makes loot drops feel not very important. Another thing to put into my other hundreds of similar items.

[Cyiel]

It's not that important until post game.

[Beavis The Monkeyspanker]

Originally posted by Viper:

Makes for to much micromanaging. Also makes loot drops feel not very important. Another thing to put into my other hundreds of similar items.

you got auto dismantle options and loot filter + dismantle, should not be a problem if you're well organized and "know what you want"

[Johnnie Walker]

wait till you have to hunt chaos effect, you will beg for more loot

[Celgaming]

Originally posted by 你这是在威胁我吗:

Originally posted by Viper:

Makes for to much micromanaging. Also makes loot drops feel not very important. Another thing to put into my other hundreds of similar items.

you got auto dismantle options and loot filter + dismantle, should not be a problem if you're well organized and "know what you want"

End game you don't filter drops. Even greens and yellow gear can have chaos effects that are high rank. You will hit near the 5000 item limit quite quickly because you want to have affinities of all sides available for custom builds.

Originally posted by Johnnie Walker:

wait till you have to hunt chaos effect, you will beg for more loot

This guy gets it. However I gave up on gear farming and the game now because I could never get the skills I wanted, or pure stats. Always skills I didn't use or no raw stats at all. Finally just gave up.

[vogelman198]

My kitten just flew away to abu dabi

[Vendon]

The loot is great how it is.

[TruffleWolf]

Yeah its pretty bad. Gear is completely pointless prior to NG+ but you're still showered with thousands of completely trash items. Then in the DLC you have to pick up and then sift through even more thousands of trash gear to find the ones with actually useful stats if you want to spend less than a year chipping away at boss health bars. The entire system adds nothing except pointless busywork keeping you from playing the actual game.

[FreshMint]

Originally posted by TruffleWolf:

Then in the DLC you have to pick up and then sift through even more thousands of trash gear to find the ones with actually useful stats if you want to spend less than a year chipping away at boss health bars.

This doesn't solve the problem entirely but keep in mind that there is a filter option.
Even if it's not really as perfect (I really wish there were more filters and/or sorting options)

[Vendon]

I don't know what you guys are talking about. Most games has really bad droprates where you have to grind for hours just for one item. Just use the automated dismantle system.

[Meat]

Imagine buying a loot game then complaining that you have to look at loot.
The game already gives you so many tools to deal with the loot without having to look at it. If you don't want stats and numbers go play devil may cry or ninja gaiden. This game and the other recent Action RPGs by Team Ninja lean hard into the RPG part of it. And they're very good at it too. They're NOT pure actions games and were never intended to be.
This game has exactly as much loot as it needs to and is incredibly fun because of it.

[Vendon]

It's like playing an clicker game and crying that it has to much clicking xD

[azamoth66]

Disassembling loot gets you plenty of materials to just smith the effects you want onto your currently highest level gear. At least through hard/chaos it feels way better than how things worked in Nioh 1/2. That may change by the end end game but the majority of the experience has been much more straightforward by comparison, I feel.

[Aye Harambe]

I'm with you, but I'm not surprised there are a lot of people who prefer it this way. In a world of excess, the games that shower you with rewards will be the top dogs.

I dig the ability to make super custom builds, but the loot piece of the builds is WAY too involved. It's just plain exhausting.

[0wnz0r]

loot is the only thing that stops me from buyin this game. everythin else about it looks awesome.

did they ever improve the sort system? i rly dont play action rpgs to drown in loot wit negligible differences.

[⭕TheSodaman]

Originally posted by 0wnz0r:

loot is the only thing that stops me from buyin this game. everythin else about it looks awesome.

did they ever improve the sort system? i rly dont play action rpgs to drown in loot wit negligible differences.

First playthrough, it's a matter of pressing Optimize, chucking everything into storehouse or selecting all, dismantle. Don't look back. Should be less than 20 minutes by the time of credits.

There's an auto-dismantle that you can set as well or the option to not pick up loot of certain rarities.

Post credits and DLCs, the game will want you to pay more attention to your effects. And you'll have options to change the effects, upgrade them, and eventually fuse over job affinities and rarer item effects to customize your gear even further.