DIM VS d2-checklist

While I don't have much experience with the API, DIM is open source so maybe you'll find what you're looking for there? https://github.com/DestinyItemManager/DIM

Have you heard of our lord and savior Destiny Item Manager?

Personally, I just use DIM for this. Click on your armor -> click Compare, and there's a little switch in the upper right so you can just compare base stats.

As a workaround I've found if i access the web url https://destinyitemmanager.com/ Then load the app from there, it does work, but if i launch the app natively from my device it doesn't.

This may not be the exact solution we end up going for but we're aware this is a problem. I think a good way to cover this is by showing you the remaining steps needed to completely apply the loadout.

I finished this triumph and checked https://www.d2checklist.com to see how many Salvage runs it took to kill the the 12 "treasure-ladden" enemies: 125...

If you struggle finding them, you can try logging on on https://www.d2checklist.com/ and to to Milestones - it will list pinnacles at the top of the list. I count at least 17 available drops per character per week.

Go to https://www.d2checklist.com/, log in, and go to the checklist tab (looks like a checkbox). You will see trackers for various collectibles including the bones.

Definitely play with everything and see what you like, sure. But once your vault fills up you will need to do a purge. There is no way you are going to want to test fire every gun. I really like https://www.d2checklist.com and https://app.destinyitemmanager.com/. They both sync with your inventory and you can use them to compare guns and mark to keep/delete. They also compare your guns with databases of preferred perks for each gun that are curated by space nerds. It is very helpful for telling if you have a “god roll” or if you have something you can safely delete. In general I prefer d2checklist for inventory management and destiny item manager (DIM) for moving guns between characters and building armor load outs. They are pretty complicated at first but there are tutorials online and it is worth it if you play a lot. Cheers!

Log in to https://www.d2checklist.com/ and go to checklists. I prefer this site for its simplicity compared to other options.

I personally like D2Checklist’s interface best for quick roll evaluation - it’s very clean and easy to read at a glance. Light.gg is good but is too bloated for my taste. Another thing to keep in mind re: Light.gg is they use two systems to evaluate weapons: letter grades and colored icons. The letter grade is a measure of the popularity of your currently equipped perks, and the colored icon is based on the recommendations of “top community minds” - and they can be totally separate, so you might have a weapon that is both rated F and labeled a god roll.

D2Checklist will show you which lost sectors you have completed or not on each of your characters.

Sorry I can't provide a definite answer. I suggest checking out https://www.d2checklist.com, where you can see exactly what you're missing (log in, click on your name, then Checklists).

There's a site called D2Checklist. On that site, login with your Bungie account, click "My Info" > Pursuits > Gear.