Can someone explain how to stash better items?

[cookiedoh]

i got soft rules on right now, im wondering if hard rules will improve the items i keep as well as keep all legendaries. Also how do i set up hard rules? i looked through the guides but i couldnt find what i was looking for.

thanks!

 

[FAndrey]

hard rules will pick up/keep less items

to activate them go to trinity config - items - item rules

 

[cookiedoh]

which tend to be the better quality right?

 

[Harmacintyre]

If You Don't To Do That. Just Increase The Level You Want To Keep.

I Raised Mine To Around 24k.

 

[cookiedoh]

so what determines score? crit? high stats? vitality? all res? ias?

 

[Harmacintyre]

All The Important Stats That Make An Item Valuable. If You Want To Change Each Specifically. Someone Else Can Help You Because It Would Take Too Long To Explain. The Trinity Scoring Is Just A Scaling Tool To Help People Who Don't Want To Go Too Indepth.

 

[cookiedoh]

aight thanks everyone!

 

[aaron913]

rares arent an issue as much as 85% of legendaries being worthless
my rares list is pretty simple, my legendaries does a fair amount of filtering

 

[microtrol]

All The Important Stats That Make An Item Valuable. If You Want To Change Each Specifically. Someone Else Can Help You Because It Would Take Too Long To Explain. The Trinity Scoring Is Just A Scaling Tool To Help People Who Don't Want To Go Too Indepth.

Do you have a script for this kind of grammar mod Just kidding.

Item Rules 2 has 'soft' and 'hard' loot rules.
When it comes to legendary items the loot rules have for every specific item a specific rule.
Soft and Hard differ in the way those rules are applied.
Example:
Soft rules:
You found an Echoing Fury.
Soft rules just takes the 'name' of the items and looks up for an entry in the soft rules. If it finds it in the legendary.dic the item is stashed.

Hard rules:
You found an Echoing Fury.
Again the name of the item is looked up in the legendary.dic (hard rules directory this time). If the name matches with a rule in it, it keeps checking the item for directly specified attributes in the rule.
In this example it checks if the item also has

[DPS] > 800 && [SOCKETS] > 0 && ([CRITDMG%] > 0 || [LS%] > 0 || [LOH] > 500)

. Which basically means it's DPS must be higher then 800 AND critdmg higher then 0 and so on.