nobody in d4 was pissed because the uniques had some unique ability, they were pissed because they were very strong but unobtainable.
tons of uniques in this game aren't too interesting at 0 LP, but would be BiS at 4 LP.
Which brings me back to a question that I've been trying to get answered by anyone for months now.
Hypothetically, if you had a unique item with very large roll ranges on it, would a 4LP version of that item still be considered BiS even if it had min rolls on it?
If yes, what if the power gained from the 4LP was actually less than the power of the roll range differences? So if a perfectly rolled 0LP version was actually more powerful than an anti-perfectly rolled 4LP version and the low roll 4LP version, then the unique in general is BiS and the LP is just an extension of that roll range.
If no from the 1st question, where is the line on that power requirement for the item to be considered BiS? There must exist some arbitrary line on the item's roll ranges where it becomes BiS. How is it defined?
This tends to lead to a point where each unique item needs to have a definable point where the reasonably achievable version becomes that item's "true form"...
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