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These files will function if encoded in UTF-8 (default), but ANSI encoding is needed to allow special characters to display properly.įilters can be selected from the launcher and enabled via the in-game Settings menu. If a filter is selected from the launcher, it will be saved in ProjectD2\filters and be used instead via a loot.filter system link from the ProjectD2 directory.

If loot.filter is present in the same directory, it will be used instead of the default file. The default filter only has a few simple rules for adding descriptions to some items (map orbs and stackable gems/runes), and otherwise displays all items the same as they would be in vanilla.īy default, filtering is done using default.filter in the ProjectD2 directory - unless changed, it only has a few simple rules.

You could even do the norm Anya quest 10 times, rushing and deleting char each time, and then every item you wear would have the same name.Item filters (often called lootfilters) are text files which contain rules for describing how items should be displayed in-game. Now, you can make any character name you want (kinda, filter is dumb, I couldn't use Sentinel? The fuck blizzard). So there was only 1 Diablo, Baal, etc, named characters on each server and sometimes that would boost its value since it was funny, like you said. Back then, you could only have 1 name per region.

The only time I ever saw this be valuable was legacy d2, when someone with a very unique name like Diablo or Cain would personalize something.

Good humor for my fellow stoners, anyway have you ever seen an instance where a good name and the right item name has actually increased the cost of the item? So it would say SirSmokeALOT’s Breath of the Dying… So I normally am one against personalizing but I realized personalizing allows the ability for some good humor when done right