- Added a combobox to the Options window to allow for the toggling of No Drop loot confirmations. This behaves exactly like the previously added /lootnodrop command. What does this do and how is it different than Fast Drop? How is the option "sometimes" interpreted? Is there a way to change when "sometimes" is not "other times?" I have no idea what this is supposed to do. Any clarification would be appreciated. EDIT: Found this outside the forums. I was searching old patch notes for the "previously added /lootnodrop" command.
This toggle allows the setting of No Drop looting.. That is if an item is No Drop, it will ask you if you want to loot it and make you click yes or no before moving it from the corpse/container to your inventory. If you toggle it off, you will not be asked.. it will automatically move it without informing you it was a no drop item. The Fast Drop allows you to drop things from your cursor directly to the ground with or without a yes no confirmation box.
No Drop confirmation being turned OFF by default is pretty hard to understand considering that since the beginning of time No Drop confirmation has been turned on by default.
I believe it has to do with not being able to split stacks of nodrop quest items with the confirmation on. When off, you could opt to loot a single nodrop item from a stack. I could be wrong.
The Sometimes options will not display the "Yes/No" box for items you can use and display it for items you cannot use. As an example: A warrior would get the dialog if they attempted to loot a rogue only dagger but would not get it if they tried to loot a warrior only sword.
I figured it meant that in regards to weapon/gear drops but what about no drop quest/task items. Will it still display the yes/no for those?
I am not really sure as I haven't looted any quest items since I changed my option. I imagine it would depend on if the quest item was marked All/All or None/None.
Also, I'm pretty surprised the devs changed the default option to 'never'. I see there's now a note about it in the server log in message but still, I can see a VERY BIG mistake happening when someone who doesn't know about the change logs on, raids and loots an entire raid chest by mistake. I would think changing the default back to 'always' would be a safer bet the devs could make.
I don't know why they set it to be "off/never" by default when it's been "on" by default the whole time. This should've stayed "on/always" by default. -_-
