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00:00:00 – 00:11:12
The video delves into the intricacies of inventory management in a game without a built-in loot filter. The speaker outlines the necessity of proactive inventory organization, offering practical tips, such as adjusting sound settings to identify valuable loot and routine teleporting to town for selling items. Emphasis is placed on maximizing stash space by buying tabs and categorizing items effectively. Specific methods for organizing, including renaming loadouts and using stashes, are discussed to facilitate streamlined inventory management, particularly via Xbox controls. The speaker also highlights the importance of prioritizing certain items, like ancestral over sacred ones at higher game levels, in the absence of an item filtering system. There's an overarching hope for a future improvement to the loot filtering mechanism to ease these repetitive tasks.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explains that there is currently no loot filter in the game, which means players might need to manage their inventory more proactively. A workaround mentioned is adjusting the in-game sound settings to play a sound when specific items, such as legendary or unique items, drop. This helps players identify valuable loot easily.
The emphasis is on the necessity of organizing the inventory efficiently. A practical tip provided is to teleport to town to sell items when the inventory is full, though this can be time-consuming, especially during time-sensitive events. Gems are highlighted as a frequent cause of inventory clutter, and while a fix is anticipated, players must currently manage this on their own.
The speaker suggests maximizing and organizing the stash space. For example, buying up to four stash tabs and categorizing items within these tabs—such as dedicating one tab for weapons and armor. This organization makes it easier to access needed items quickly.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses organizing inventory in a game. They explain their method of using different tabs for categorizing items: gems on one tab, aspects on another, and so on. They plan to use a fourth tab for switching between different builds since the game lacks loadout options. They provide a step-by-step guide for depositing items into tabs and note the importance of keeping the inventory organized. Additionally, the speaker shares that aspects, extracted from gear, can be deposited into the stash or sold if they start filling up inventory space. They emphasize naming the tabs for better organization.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker details how to rename loadouts and organize items in-game using an Xbox. Actions include pressing specific buttons to change names, adding pictures as indicators, and saving the configurations. The speaker also explains how to move items between tabs, emphasizing two methods: directly moving items by holding a button and using a stash to organize inventory more effectively. The purpose of stashing items is highlighted, particularly for later access, examining item power, aspects, and affixes.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the inefficiencies of repeatedly returning to town to sell or salvage items due to the absence of a loot filter. They explain that without a filtering system, players must manage their inventory manually by knowing which items to keep or discard based on their current level and progress. Specifically, upon reaching world tier 4, players should prioritize ancestral items over sacred ones to optimize their gameplay. The speaker emphasizes that discarding inferior items and salvaging materials can help players gather resources effectively, while expressing hope for an improved loot filter system in the future.