Then the game can't record the fact that you turned in the mission, so you can turn it in multiple times. Maybe that's going too far, but the way things are now, you can complete a mission, turn it in, and get a "reward" that you have no use for, just because it happened to get the wrong parts.Īnyway, getting back to mission reward farming, my preferred method is to make the save file read-only. You can keep going until you get your "perfect" item, or just until you get something that you can use. If you don't like the reward, select "No" and then turn in the mission again. The simplest thing might to simply add a "No" option to the mission turn-in screen. slag Evisceration Rubi), depending on which parts you happen to get.įWIW, I would love to see the mission reward system changed. a plain corrosive Rubi), or a key part of your gear (eg. In my last post, I actually started the say basically the same thing that you did - The game practically forces you into it, when the only way to get an item is as a mission reward, and that item could be relatively useless (eg. Yes, farming mission rewards is bypassing a basic game mechanic, but I'm not criticizing anyone that does it (and I have done my share as well). Originally posted by CrUsHeR:Hmm okay the Alt+F4 thing might not be legitimate, but you can't really say that playing the game for 20+ hours to get another chance at a unique quest reward with desired stats can be considered viable either.Īt least not when specs like Bloodshed Zero only work with ideal rolls on those items (bladed Rubi etc).ĭon't get me wrong.
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