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Chest complexity
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What is chest complexity based on? I have heard several thoughts. But here's what's weird to me. I have only ONCE found a Master level locked chest. EVERY one I have found in the past week has been simple, no matter where I find it. And I only once found, in the very first quest I did, an "Impossible" lock. Do you get better so what was once Master goes down, and I am the god of lockpicking now? Is that why? Or are Simple locks just very common? Anyone know?
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Hekx✭It's based on your character level. So if you find a chest at level 4 (for example) that says impossible, and it's still there when you hit level 5 the chest will say master (assuming it was only one above you). At (character) level 6 the chest will say advanced, at 7 intermediate, at 8 and beyond simple. (These are approximate, I have no idea if a level 5 toon opening a level 5 chest is master/advanced/intermediate or what)
So chests are usually simple in zones appropriate to your level, higher level areas (vs your level) will have harder difficulty chests.Edited by Hekx on April 23, 2014 6:26PM3