Honorific items have max sockets for their item type and tier.

Honorific items get double bonuses from Mystic Orbs. The resulting honorific item has a green name and no magical affixes, but any Mystic Orb bonuses you apply to it are doubled, making them very effective indeed. See the cube recipe list for more information. To create a honorific item, use the Cube to turn a magic item into a honorific item. Instead of merely improving an existing item, honorific items allow you to create your items from scratch with Mystic Orbs. Honorific items take the concept of Mystic Orbs one step further. Take into account the runes or jewels you want to socket into the item or you may end up with an unusable item! The level penalty is applied to the required level of either the base item or the socket fillers, whichever is higher. Mystic Orbs can be applied to an item in the Horadric Cube, adding the Orb's affix along with a +2 level penalty, up to 15 times per Orb type. I have no idea how they made it work, but it is indeed real widescreen, you just have to change some settings in Glide and then smash alt+enter to go into full real widescreen mode.You may have found some 'Mystic Orbs' or seen them for sale. If native, is the POD's widescreen support by any chance limited to one or two specific resolutions?

Forgive me, but I'm not really familiar with POD, that which you claim to be 'real widescreen support' is indeed such? I'd imagine it just enabling a wider view on one of the axes (maybe two, if for a minor upscale of the action) as to not trivialize the gameplay experience by rendering enemies too easy to spot or kill before the AI gets a chance to react. He mentioned 'those black bars' so I thought he was playing fullscreen with aspect ratio checked, just posted instructions to get rid of that. Gorakil wrote:Thats not widescreen, its just stretches picture.

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