We need to see IAS/ FCR character breakpoints in game
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No you are wrong. Only you need it.
no it would help everyone greatly, right now we have to go do calculations on our own, some people don’t even know how it all works still… there’s so many unknowns in diablo II… to get really into it you have to deep dive on other websites to find info that SHOULD be available in game, somewhere. but it isn’t ANYWHERE.
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YES, we need more info
Looks like its not only him
And now with the changes for some ias formulas we need it for yesterday
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Would be nice, complex.
While there are 3rd party sites to look it up, it’s certainly a nice QoL change to be able to see this sort of thing in game. That’s doubly true if they make any changes since most of those 3rd party sites aren’t being actively updated any longer.
Yes! We need information about the various thresholds provided IN-GAME. It’s insane that this critical information is only found on third party websites.
The way I would do it is if you hover over a stat like Faster Hit Recovery, it pops out a small table showing you the frames and the breakpoints highlighting what you’re currently at.
The tricky thing is that different skills can have different breakpoints for IAS, so I would just base it on whatever skills you have selected in your right and left quickslot.
Well…its more like a display issue as the game already do the math…it just dont show us
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Things like total MF, break points, FCR, FHR and so on would be great to have in game.
Just press one button and you can see all modifiers…
Just if there would be someone who did it before and which could inspire D2:R devs… hmm…
Yeah, that’s what I meant. It’s a little tricky to do the UI right so it doesn’t look like a complete mess.
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Magic find would be nice too. And cast rate. And most of all, the level requirements of unique items were they to be upgraded. Currently you have no idea.
MF is in the detailed character screen now… fcr is showed but not the breakpoints