All articles tagged with #loot drops
The article discusses the rarity and sources of legendary loot in Borderlands 4, noting that the game has intentionally reduced legendary drop rates to make them feel more special, with drops coming from enemies, vending machines, bosses, and even a porta potty, while also highlighting the ongoing development of a comprehensive list of specific legendary items.
Blizzard's Collector’s Bounty buff in World of Warcraft, running until July 28, doubles loot drops from legacy dungeon and raid bosses, offering players increased chances to obtain rare mounts, legendary weapons, and transmog items, making it an ideal time for collectors and mount farmers to maximize their gains.
The author questions why Destiny 2 lacks meaningful loot drops in the wild, proposing that specific gear from activities should drop while playing those activities, in addition to the current world drop pool. They suggest this change would help offset poor drop rates and make looting more logical and rewarding, while acknowledging potential concerns about exploitation.
Despite recent changes, Diablo 4 still faces persistent issues with itemization and loot drops. While the stat and roll ranges on drops have been extended, the process of sifting through every drop to find valuable gear remains time-consuming. Legendary gear is essentially identical to rare gear, making it less exciting and valuable. The looting aspect of the game needs more fundamental changes to improve the overall experience.
Diablo 4 has Unique items that go beyond Legendary items and can be obtained by finishing the campaign, unlocking World Tier 3, and defeating bosses or opening Tortured Gifts at Helltides. These items have specific affixes that cannot be removed and can be upgraded up to four times. The article lists the Unique items available to all classes and class-specific gear for Barbarians, Rogues, Sorcerers, Necromancers, and Druids.
Amazon Prime is offering 15 free games in April, including Wolfenstein: The New Order, Ninja Commando, and Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior. All games can be claimed by Amazon Prime subscribers, and loot drops are available for popular multiplayer titles. The games will be unlocked on a weekly basis throughout April, and the first trio of games is currently available for download.