New Bookmarklet's from GuessX

GuessX is back with a couple of cool bookmarklets.

First up is iNeed. iNeed does an inventory scan of what you have and tells you what you need and even shows you the Gain you will get by getting these items. It even breaks it down into different tabs so you know what you are looking for. It also shows you the stuff you do not have and how many you are using and how many you need.

Next up on the list is iCollector. If you are a loot collector, you will really like this tool. This basically does a scan of your inventory and list all the loot that you do not own. It creates a list that is sorted by Item ID,Item Name,Item Stats and if its Giftable. If an item is giftable, then it will be highlighted and show a Giftbox at the right of that line. If you want to add the item to your wishlist, you just need to click on the giftbox(of course your wishlist has to have room).

You can find these bookmarklets and a few more we will review later here

GuessX Reloaded: INeed Inventory Tool

There's a new inventory tool in town, from a name that might be familiar to some ;) Go HERE to access GuessX Reloaded, where you can find the INeed inventory tool. This helpful script will help you better see what items you are using and still need by category.

 As with many bookmarklets, the first click will initiate a Facebook unframe, if necessary. Click it a second time to launch the script.

 

If you notice the drag marks in the lower right corner, you'll see that you can resize the script display box. You can also move the script box to relocate it elsewhere on the screen.

Click on the Analyze button, and the message in the script box will say "Loading inventory info. Please Wait".

When it finishes loading, you'll see that you can view different categories of loot and find where gains can be made in your inventory. In my case, that's probably a lot because I don't focus much on loot. But then again, I haven't had a Misty-friendly inventory analyzer for awhile :0)

It even includes Rewardville loot - something I often forget about. Looks like I have a lot of work to do!

I hesitate to call this an analyzer, simply because you think of pages and pages of information from using those tool. However I find this inventory tool easier to use, easier to navigate, and easier to understand, and I think many of you guys will too.

Many thanks for the tip ;)