Talk:Items - Revision history

Lujo at 00:08, 18 May 2016

2016-05-18T00:08:45Z

Lujo at 01:43, 29 May 2015

2015-05-29T01:43:15Z

MTaur at 19:13, 28 May 2015

2015-05-28T19:13:31Z

Berzee: moved missing items section to bottom

2014-12-15T17:47:12Z

moved missing items section to bottom

Berzee: added list of missing items

2014-12-15T16:46:08Z

added list of missing items

Tinker: Added a layout test for extra fields (lockerable) and (available in shops)

2014-12-15T10:28:45Z

Added a layout test for extra fields (lockerable) and (available in shops)

Tinker at 11:34, 22 July 2014

2014-07-22T11:34:23Z

Darvin at 17:34, 21 August 2012

2012-08-21T17:34:47Z

VigorousBog at 01:24, 21 August 2012

2012-08-21T01:24:08Z

Madness: clean up

2012-04-22T12:27:04Z

clean up

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	It is true that you eventually get all of the information from reading about classes and dungeons, but there isn't a way to do it that's sorted by items themselves. And if something were implemented, it would probably be spotty and incomplete for a long time. - [[User:MTaur\|MTaur]]		It is true that you eventually get all of the information from reading about classes and dungeons, but there isn't a way to do it that's sorted by items themselves. And if something were implemented, it would probably be spotty and incomplete for a long time. - [[User:MTaur\|MTaur]]
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−	I made notes on each individual item during the playthrough (and classess, combos, and everything really), but the problem with that (as with anything) is that it's impossible to run that through a comitee. - Lujo

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:43, 29 May 2015
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	It is true that you eventually get all of the information from reading about classes and dungeons, but there isn't a way to do it that's sorted by items themselves. And if something were implemented, it would probably be spotty and incomplete for a long time. - [[User:MTaur\|MTaur]]		It is true that you eventually get all of the information from reading about classes and dungeons, but there isn't a way to do it that's sorted by items themselves. And if something were implemented, it would probably be spotty and incomplete for a long time. - [[User:MTaur\|MTaur]]
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		+	I made notes on each individual item during the playthrough (and classess, combos, and everything really), but the problem with that (as with anything) is that it's impossible to run that through a comitee. - Lujo

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	Essence Potion (from Metal Spider Temple)		Essence Potion (from Metal Spider Temple)
	Jadetooth's Potion		Jadetooth's Potion
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		+	Should there be a page somewhere for discussing individual items strategically? For example, Troll Heart vs Health Pendant - the Heart only sort of wins out eventually, until you consider the fact that you get to keep the bonus after converting it. Since converting the item later on is half the point, it becomes a bit problematic to prep the item as a new player gold-wise, which is unfortunate, gold is harder to come by at this stage and fewer options are available for the locker.
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		+	It is true that you eventually get all of the information from reading about classes and dungeons, but there isn't a way to do it that's sorted by items themselves. And if something were implemented, it would probably be spotty and incomplete for a long time. - [[User:MTaur\|MTaur]]

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 Need to differentiate between "Preparation Cost" (before you enter the dungeon) and the In-dungeon cost.
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		+	Missing items (feel free to add to this list -- [[User:Berzee\|Berzee]] 12 December 2014)
		+	Essence Potion (from Metal Spider Temple)
		+	Jadetooth's Potion
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	Need to differentiate between "Preparation Cost" (before you enter the dungeon) and the In-dungeon cost.		Need to differentiate between "Preparation Cost" (before you enter the dungeon) and the In-dungeon cost.

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	The Crystal Ball seems to increase its conversion value as it gets charged. When prepped or bought, it has 10 charges but only 1 conversion value; however, after receiving additional charges, the conversion value seems to change to 10 points per charge received (up to maximum 50 points). After discharge this also resets back to 1. I haven't tested the Fire Heart if it uses the same logic.		The Crystal Ball seems to increase its conversion value as it gets charged. When prepped or bought, it has 10 charges but only 1 conversion value; however, after receiving additional charges, the conversion value seems to change to 10 points per charge received (up to maximum 50 points). After discharge this also resets back to 1. I haven't tested the Fire Heart if it uses the same logic.
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		+	Layout Test...
		+	== In-dungeon Items ==
		+	{\| class ="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse:collapse;width:82.3%"
		+	\|- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
		+	!Icon
		+	!width=15%\|Item
		+	!Description
		+	!width=20%\|Method of Obtaining
		+	!width=10%\|Lockerable?
		+	!width=10%\|Available in Shops?
		+	!width=5%\|Cost
		+	!width=5%\|CP
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:Sword.png]]
		+	\|{{va\|Sword}}
		+	\| +2 base damage
		+	\| [[Blacksmith]] level 1
		+	\| No
		+	\| No
		+	\| 25
		+	\| 35
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:Shield.png]]
		+	\|{{va\|Shield}}
		+	\| -2 damage reduction
		+	\| [[Blacksmith]] level 1
		+	\| No
		+	\| No
		+	\| 15
		+	\| 35
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:Bear Mace.png]]
		+	\|{{va\|Bear Mace}}
		+	\| Your regular attack causes Knockback; +25% knockback damage
		+	\| [[Blacksmith]] level 1
		+	\| No
		+	\| No
		+	\| 12
		+	\| 35
		+	\|}

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	Agreed, though to be fair I've made a forum post asking the devs just to get rid of the discrepancy altogether. The rule of thumb appears to be that elite items are double the in-dungeon cost, regular items are equal to in-dungeon cost --[[User:Darvin\|Darvin]] 12:34, 21 August 2012 (CDT)		Agreed, though to be fair I've made a forum post asking the devs just to get rid of the discrepancy altogether. The rule of thumb appears to be that elite items are double the in-dungeon cost, regular items are equal to in-dungeon cost --[[User:Darvin\|Darvin]] 12:34, 21 August 2012 (CDT)
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		+	The Crystal Ball seems to increase its conversion value as it gets charged. When prepped or bought, it has 10 charges but only 1 conversion value; however, after receiving additional charges, the conversion value seems to change to 10 points per charge received (up to maximum 50 points). After discharge this also resets back to 1. I haven't tested the Fire Heart if it uses the same logic.

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	Need to differentiate between "Preparation Cost" (before you enter the dungeon) and the In-dungeon cost.		Need to differentiate between "Preparation Cost" (before you enter the dungeon) and the In-dungeon cost.
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		+	Agreed, though to be fair I've made a forum post asking the devs just to get rid of the discrepancy altogether. The rule of thumb appears to be that elite items are double the in-dungeon cost, regular items are equal to in-dungeon cost --[[User:Darvin\|Darvin]] 12:34, 21 August 2012 (CDT)

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−	+	Need to differentiate between "Preparation Cost" (before you enter the dungeon) and the In-dungeon cost.

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