I'm confused...

[RafaelSmith]

from todays patch notes: - Examining items such as armor, weapons, and spell scrolls will now show which classes can use them and at what level they can be equipped. This replaces the previous information that showed the skill name and required skill level, which was often confusing. Ok what exactly was so confusing about..."IF ITS NOT RED YOU CAN USE IT" =P Also I suppose your avg EQ2 player was incapable of simple division. BUT I really think this is nothing more than a prelude to class specific gear =P <div></div>

[Gaige]

<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE> <HR> RafaelSmith wrote:<BR><BR>Also I suppose your avg EQ2 player was incapable of simple division. <HR> </BLOCKQUOTE>Yup, I get that feeling too.  Although there is already some stuff in the game, like the woven vulcanized, I bet we start seeing a lot more.<BR>

[Eisfalc]

<span><blockquote><hr>RafaelSmith wrote:from todays patch notes: Ok what exactly was so confusing about..."IF ITS NOT RED YOU CAN USE IT" =P <div></div><hr></blockquote> Because that's not true.  Red does mean you can't use it now, but it doesn't tell you whether you can <b>ever</b> use it.  This is probably more important for younger (in game younger that is) than for the higher levels.  But I don't recognize every item I come across.  Some are obvious but others I have to open my skills and see if the skill for the object is one I have.  And I don't have to ask in guild 'can anyone use xxxxxx', I can just say 'I have a swashie item xxxxx'.  I'm very happy about this change.</span><div></div>

[RafaelSmith]

<span><blockquote><hr>Eisfalcon wrote:<span><blockquote><hr>RafaelSmith wrote:from todays patch notes: Ok what exactly was so confusing about..."IF ITS NOT RED YOU CAN USE IT" =P <div></div><hr></blockquote> Because that's not true.  Red does mean you can't use it now, but it doesn't tell you whether you can <b>ever</b> use it.  </span><hr></blockquote> Hehe well I guess thats where that really hard high math division comes in =P  Anyhow, I wasnt saying this change is bad...It just struck me funny that people actually thought the current system was "confusing".</span><div></div>