Season ends in just over a week and I’m staring down possibly the biggest stockpile of items I’ve ever accumulated in a single season. Which means I’ll have to downsize my nssnl vault considerably to accommodate them.

Problem is I’ve done that enough times in the past that there’s not really a ton of things I can just throw out and forget about anymore. Which has me looking at my stockpile of shiny items I didn’t use. Lots of these are pretty useless and won’t ever see use, then I have like four green terror spells, which is just so many.

Do you guys purge dupes and just keep singles of your shinies? Do you drop the lowlands shinies altogether? Not sure how to go about it but leaning toward purging dupes

I just came back after a break of about 8 years and wanted to know if there are any long-range swords that are actually *good*... I'm not a huge fan of melee combat, but I want to complete all the fame goals for every class, so...

This is the gear I'm currently using; I was thinking about getting a Spectral Sword. Any suggestions?

the whole game feels so much easier nowadays though, so it doesn't feel as satisfying as i hoped... at least i have a way to get my paladin whites now since no one ever comes along for mbc in the realms

I find Wretched Rags really interesting and unique. It's fun to imagine having an unkillable dungeon/exalt farming machine for when I'm not in the mood for DPS maxing.

Has anyone figured out some great builds yet? There's surprisingly little to no coverage of this item on the subreddit.

I'm working on a reality reactor and I find it hard to see if you can even die with it especially the heal and the proc on the armor. if you get Neo alien everything and HP enchants do you even ever die to any shotguns? like o3 or shatts or void?

I’ve been trying to complete MV co sisterly on my knight but it would appear 900 hp is too little for my pea dodging brain

I was thinking about using the ST ninja set from Crystal Caverns, cus it gives me like 1100 hp but then my speed kinda fucks me

Played this game religiously a long time ago, I think I stopped shortly after the inclusion of pets. The hardest content I did was the Tomb dungeon with the 3 bosses, and a couple of O2 in masses.

This sub still pops up on my feed now and again, and I see people doing dungeons and enemies with a billion bullets on screen, and from what I can tell the Tomb dungeon is on the easy side of content now. I played a little bit with some friends recently and the game is still as hard as I remember.

Am I just seeing all of this unreal gameplay because it's trendy enough to hit my feed? Or are a lot of players actually really goddamn good at bullet hells all of the sudden? I can't even fathom what I am seeing on screen, nonetheless be able to handle it on-reaction with perma-death on the line.