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(the packrat/obsessive looter in me still wishes I could highlight everything I can grab.But I can see the logic behind the current system and there's the controller search ^_^) Thanks the wonders of trying to work through this stuff sleep deprived :P. Originally posted by Mashiro-Senpai:but not all the:Īhh that makes sense thank you :), cause some containers do get highlighted but that would be chests and like you said the ones that are everywhere that at best have trivial drops worth a few copper in them don't. won't have any because their chance of generating loot is very low (and if they do it's real bad, like, an apple or a pile of bones)Įdit: but if the controller version gives you what you want then all is good i suppose, but that does sound like a bug since that was never the intended use of the highlight button in the original game Get highlighted, because all containers are potentially lootable, since loot is 'randomly' generated when you interact with the container, but most of the ♥♥♥♥ ones like barrels,crates,baskets,broken vases, et cetera. Well this was always the case, the alt key usually highlights items that are literally on the ground, it doesn't highlight containers, mostly because if it did it would be a pain to use in the cities, so yes you can see the 'hidden key' because it's actually a single item on the ground, and if an enemy drops loot then those things will also get highlighted because they are also on the ground, but not all the:īorken vases,vases,chests,crates,barrels,cupboards,bookshelves, et cetera, et cetera.

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