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<blockquote data-quote="R_Chance" data-source="post: 7752704" data-attributes="member: 55149">No, but having them hand you a wish list and giving it to them pretty much is. You said &quot;discover&quot;. If they already know what they are getting it's not discovery. It's just giving them what they want for their build. It's one think if the story says they need to find &quot;X&quot; item to counter the big bad. It's another to fill out a shopping list. That, and crafting items to fill every slot is what drove me away from Pathfinder. Items do not need to be useless or totally situational either, but they should be relevant to the place discovered, the story, or a mystery (minor or major). Figuring out a use for an item or even finding someone who wants it to swap for another item is interesting. Questing to find a legendary item is interesting.&nbsp; Just being handed the items is... not interesting. To me. All imho, of course.*edit* Sorry if I'm getting snarky. I made the mistake of watching the news... I thought of eliminating this reply, but I think an apology is more honest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="R_Chance, post: 7752704, member: 55149"] No, but having them hand you a wish list and giving it to them pretty much is. You said "discover". If they already know what they are getting it's not discovery. It's just giving them what they want for their build. It's one think if the story says they need to find "X" item to counter the big bad. It's another to fill out a shopping list. That, and crafting items to fill every slot is what drove me away from Pathfinder. Items do not need to be useless or totally situational either, but they should be relevant to the place discovered, the story, or a mystery (minor or major). Figuring out a use for an item or even finding someone who wants it to swap for another item is interesting. Questing to find a legendary item is interesting. Just being handed the items is... not interesting. To me. All imho, of course. *edit* Sorry if I'm getting snarky. I made the mistake of watching the news... I thought of eliminating this reply, but I think an apology is more honest. [/QUOTE]

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