For relics, you start to duplicate an item and get the relic back at the enchanter, or freely separate them from an existing item you have in Vault. You also end up with the temptation to duplicate your best items, or have a toon make a loan to another, or have one character reusing the same set of items another character had when he had less levels.
If you don’t use difficulty mods, you end up with characters that are so overpowered that there is no challenge. To “balance” this, you have to use difficulty mods, but a lot of them are not really balanced. So every character playthrough is easier than the precedent, that’s a very big issue to me. Another issue is that there is no limit to the amount of loot you get in the Vault. So it just reduces the time you spend playing the actual game. So you make numerous switches between Vault and your game to try to find better equipment for your character, sort your gear, or to compare items, but Vault doesn’t allow you to see the real stats of items. Instead of looking if what you find is better for your character, you wonder if this item could be good for another character you may not have even created. Then you don’t look as actively for new stuff. In the vanilla game, you can wear equipment from Legendary difficulty even when you are in Normal. When I played with stashed gear, it always was a slippery slope and in the long term, it diminished my interest for the game.Īt the beginning, the game becomes far too easy because you use very powerful equipment, it becomes boring. Better balance, better interest (you’re always looking for new stuff instead of wearing overpowered stuff compared to what you find), you don’t have to constantly switch between Vault/mules and the game. What I say is just a piece of advice: it’s better to play self-found. If you want to play with stashed gear from another playthrough, you can do it. If you want to collect items, you can do it in TQ Vault, no problem (except maybe a few bugs for icons like I said). I can’t and won’t stop anyone from playing the way they want. Even if it’s not perfect now, that’s what I try to reach. And yes, the mod is designed to be played self-found, at least that is my goal in terms of balance. Yes, twinked means using gear from the stash.
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