In any ARPG, loot is important, and Last Epoch is no different. It’s very important that you choose the right things for your build, since item affixes and unique items give your character a lot of power. In this article we will show you how to Create Loot Filters in Last Epoch.
Last Epoch game has a great loot filter system that lets you hide or change the color of things on the ground, which is great. You can use a different color to draw attention to important gear upgrades, hide item bases you don’t need, and set rules that change your loot filter based on your loot filter. In-game, you can do all of this and more in just a few minutes.
How to Create Loot Filters in Last Epoch
- Open the main filter menu by pressing Shift + F.
- Click on Create Filter button.
- Select icons and colors you want to appear and remove the ones you don’t need.
- Label the filter and add a description if desired.
- Repeat the process to create multiple filters by pressing Create Filter and the + (Plus) button beside the drop-down menu.
- Prioritize filters by moving rules around to control which filter appears first.
- Enjoy a more focused experience when looking for gear you need.
Last Epoch: Gameplay
In the time-bending action role-playing game Last Epoch, you hack and slash your way through waves of baddies. You can make your own builds from 18 different skill trees, such as a rogue that can teleport or a necromancer that can lead minions. Explore dungeons and timelines that are always changing and get good at fighting with satisfyingly heavy hits and smart skill combos.
Make strong gear, add unique Idols to your character, and go into the Monolith of Fates, an endgame maze that gives you endless challenges and prizes. Last Epoch is a fun and addicting dungeon-crawling game with deep character development, tough boss fights, and a world full of story.
Tips for Sharing and Distributing Your Loot Filter with the Community
- Clear and Brief: Make sure your filter is well-organized and simple to understand. Name your rules and notes in a way that makes sense to help people understand your reasoning.
- Version Compatibility: List the version of Last Epoch that your filter works with. With new updates, changes may need to be made.
- Audience in mind: Name the build(s) or playstyle(s) that your filter works best with. It helps people find options that are useful.
- Tests and Improvements: Make sure your filter works correctly and fixes any bugs or issues before you share it.
- Add the Readme file: Write a short readme that describes your filter’s features, what it can’t do, and how to install it.
- Offer Customisation: You might want to offer different forms of your filter with different levels of focus or strictness.
Advanced Techniques for Optimizing Loot Filters
- Tiering: Use “>” and “<” operators to define item tiers you care about. For example,
>Tier3shows only Tier 4 and above items. - Specific Mods and Affixes: Use “HasMod” and “HasAffix” to target specific mods or affixes essential for your build. This helps highlight crucial upgrades.
- Base Type and Range: Combine base type (“IsType”) with range filters (e.g., “Armor.MinDefense>1000”) to focus on specific base types with desired stats.
- Unique Items: Use “IsUnique” to highlight unique items relevant to your build, potentially ignoring others.
- Priority Groups: Group similar items (e.g., weapons, jewelry) and prioritize them by importance. Higher priority groups appear first, reducing visual clutter.
- Color Coding: Use different colors for different item types or rarities to visually identify important items quickly.
FAQs
You can also hold X to temporarily disable your loot filter to make sure it isn’t hiding them. This happens to me as well on occasion — hiding/showing ground items usually fixes it, but I have also had to zone out/in also.
When a lot of people play on the same network or when someone else uses your network for something else, it does affect how well you do. If you play a character that makes a lot of minions, it will change the game. When you play in an arena or other place with a lot of enemies, it will slow you down.
You need to start in the Divine Era (use Temporal Shift if you need to) and open the Eternity Cache in order to start creating your heroic. Put your Unique with Legendary Potential and your Exalted with four affixes into the Cache once it’s open. To switch between times, press “Seal Cache” and use Temporal Shift.
