Here are a number of things that have come to mind over the last year or so, which I haven’t seen addressed yet.
Show prefix/suffix next to affixes in loot filter.
This would be very useful for new players like myself. As it is right now, I could create a rule that says, “Show me any item that has 3+ of these mods”, but select only prefixes or only affixes and not know it. Obviously nothing would ever match that rule. But if the loot filter said which ones were prefixes/suffixes I could very clearly see that and adjust. (Yes, this information’s shown in our crafting inventory, but having it in the loot filter would be helpful.)
Add # of open affixes to loot filter
Being able to say, “Show me items with these three mods and an open affix slot” is better than just being able to say, “Show me items with these three mods”. Yes, I understand you might be able to use a Glyph of Despair to move a 4th mod, but my point is that it’s useful to be able to create a filter rule that prioritizes the item with the open mod slot over one that would require a Glyph of Despair. Or someone might not want to bother with needing to use the Glyph at all.
Don’t include implicits in loot filter Affix matching
I can’t find a good example right now, so I’m not 100% sure this is happening, but I could swear there are a lot of junk items being highlighted by my filters where it’s matching on implicits as well as prefixes and suffixes. If I’m right, then please make the Affix conditional only apply to the prefixes/suffixes. If we want items that have certain implicits we can use the Item Type condition to select those.
Alphabetize the shard list in crafting inventory
For example, I’m looking at an item right now that has an open prefix. I’m looking at the shards I have, and the first four are:
Mana
Dexterity
Intelligence
Minion Dodge Rolling
Crit strike Chance for Skeletons is almost at the bottom of the list, and at the bottom are all the “Level of …” prefixes.
Armour and armor
If you go into the loot filter, select Affix conditional, and then search for armour and armor you’ll find both. You should probably standardize to one or the other.