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<blockquote data-quote="comotose4" data-source="post: 4264207" data-attributes="member: 66644"><p>Being item'd out or not is irrelevant to me.&nbsp; I just feel that having a mechanic that limits the item usage is a cheap way to keep itemization under control.&nbsp; (and according to the books, it does include the big 3) Quite frankly I think they went too far with the whole &quot;powers on items&quot; thing in the first place just by looking at the items.&nbsp; Probably 75% or more of the items have daily powers.&nbsp; Which that wouldnt be so bad either except that without the daily power the items are by and large useless.&nbsp; Which means you will probably realistically acquire 7-8 items with daily powers on them, and u will always have 2-3 sitting there at the end of the day when you are in that last fight that you cant use.&nbsp; I hate for my players to have a reward that I have given them and for that reward to end up being unuseable due to something like this.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="comotose4, post: 4264207, member: 66644"] Being item'd out or not is irrelevant to me. I just feel that having a mechanic that limits the item usage is a cheap way to keep itemization under control. (and according to the books, it does include the big 3) Quite frankly I think they went too far with the whole "powers on items" thing in the first place just by looking at the items. Probably 75% or more of the items have daily powers. Which that wouldnt be so bad either except that without the daily power the items are by and large useless. Which means you will probably realistically acquire 7-8 items with daily powers on them, and u will always have 2-3 sitting there at the end of the day when you are in that last fight that you cant use. I hate for my players to have a reward that I have given them and for that reward to end up being unuseable due to something like this. [/QUOTE]

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