Diablo 4 - Sell or Salvage your Loot? The Breakdown
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5c8_Y5NdJE
#Diablo4 #Strategy #GuideWhile playing through Diablo 4's endgame you come across various points with a choice to make about how to progress your character. ...
For something like this a simple web page with a table seems like a much better way to present the data than a video. Don't really want to watch a six minute video where a simple table could be viewed in 30 secs.
Isn't that just the sad state of the internet right now? Your complaint applies to nearly any "How-To" I need to look up. I want to know how to say, disable collapsing windows in Windows 11. I'd rather read 5 numbered steps in text, then try to get through a 10 minute video that starts out "It's your boy, Chaotix, coming at'cha!".
Nope, everything needs to be a video for the views and internet fame.
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Followed up the information you actually where looking for, summed up in about 20 seconds. Then the outro.
"Today's video is made brought to you by our sponsor". I really hate sponsor call outs in the middle of a video, patreon makes sense though, paying the creator directly to do what they do.
At least for Android, YouTube Vanced had been awesome at auto skipping that crap as well as into and outros. Pretty crazy the difference it makes.
Easy there, boomer. Kids these days can't following things without flashy graphics /s
FFS, the worst for me is coding tutorials?!? Really? You really expect me to retype all the shit you are showing in your IDE? I 100% can't get that shit. 2nd worst is those shits that post their code as screenshots in text so you can't cut and paste.
Anyone want to take one for the team and give is a TL; DW? Or link to something worthwhile that is not a google sheets spreadsheet you have to input 72 variables to determine if you should salvage it?
So anyway, I don't want to watch the video.
I have been salvaging everything I don't need. Coin seems easy enough to get so salvaging for materials seems the practical way forward. Not sure if that's true but it's how I've been rolling.
Do you really need an exact science for this? Besides legendary materials I'm never short and I just alternate between scrapping and selling (scrap legendaries I won't use and don't like the affix). I only start feeling broke when re-rolling enchantments lol, but then I just sell more then I scrap for a bit.