1fg shy from paying for all fancy topic headings.

I guess this isn't a perfect post

Cheers

the fact that you have to conduct a poll shows that "perfect" can mean anything to different people and hence has no meaning at all

just state the stats of the item in topic...

Item

Perfect in the Item means Perfect Numbers rolled in all stats of the item.

I thought its easy meaning of the word Perfect when it comes to an item in an game which can get Perfect stats rolled..

Than you have an Runeword, wich is not an Item.

Perfect Roll runeword is all stats in the runeword Perfectly Rolled.

There you come to the thing that there is Item (white, magic, set, rare, unique) and there is Runeword wich is the only difference in the game and all items.. because you are connecting Runeword with Item so it is Runeword Item. Perfect Rolled Runeword or Perfect Item again.

Perfect Item is all stats in the Runeword perfectly rolled and all stats in the Item perfectly rolled when you are talking about Runeword Item and not only Runeword.

Perfect Runeword Enigma = 775

Perfect Enigma Item = 15/775/15

^^ thats all

This post was edited by Hamm on Mar 8 2023 04:35am

Perfect is perfect, duh

Lol, perfect means perfect. It’s not up for interpretation.

Lol, look at option 3 in my previous poll. It fits to a T

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=99885864&f=21

This post was edited by trebor2 on Mar 8 2023 10:32pm

Trading has different meaning behind 'perfect' and you did point out the 3 options that occurs.
Lets use grief runeword as an example.

'Pgrief ft' as a game you can join.

Generally it would be a 400 damage grief with a desired ias (usually 34%+ attack speed).
After that, D2jsp or another trading site / forums would have Perfect grief ft with it being a 40/400.
People, unless they get super lucky, would of made it in a 15/3 base, so you rarely don't see that, but that would fall under perfect as well.
THEN, you have people saying it would be "100% Pgrief", which is actually perfect, including the -% enemy poison resist & + life after each kill.

Perfect should mean perfect, but people have evolved and adapted "100% perfect" instead of just using "perfect" as its intended use.

To me it's about roll. A perfect roll. But that of course includes perfect defense too and such variables.

This post was edited by Taurean on Mar 9 2023 12:01am

not even semantics

perfect in every way.