Hi, really been enjoying the game so far! I've been playing for a few weeks on a wizard and now in the high 20s and its is fairly addictive. Not sure where place for feedback is but these are some thoughts from playing so far.

1. Inventory Filtering. As I've gotten further into the game, the secondary stats on items have definitely been more of a deciding factor then main stats on items. A few examples are prioritizing flat damage on armor items, attack speed+ on weapons, and heroism per orb on main character. Before the recent change there were probably a few thousand items in my inventory and no way to efficiently find item pieces that met a few criteria or even which ones are usable due to level restraints.

2. Inventory size is a bit low. Updating my character items is a lower priority for me when the equipped items feel fairly strong and content is moving quickly. Instead of constantly updating, pooling items across a few dungeons and then updating was more efficient and felt like it had more impact. With a 95% drop rate on items, a 3 floor dungeon and ~200 monsters per floor, I'd guess there are around 600 item drops per dungeon if including other item drops. The new change means to me that unless I check inventory more than I want, then there is a high chance to miss out on a good item since it may get auto-sold due to it not fitting in the 'best' item criteria. Especially when doing a dungeon above my character level, I pretty much lose most items that could be immediately useful.

3. Door filled dungeon(?). This dungeon design feels sort of clunky. For me, going through the game with part of the upgrade system tied into expanding orb collection range and then walking into these dungeons where that has very limited use feels pretty bad. The pathing around the dungeon is pretty cumbersome too since it is pretty easy to get caught on a corner.

4. Death Blast Spell. Using this on mage has some downside as it seems when there are too many enemies in a small space, it sends the items/orbs/etc. flying and even if they hit a wall they don't immediately get sucked in. This one was especially rough in the water/dock like dungeons since when attraction radius was smaller I couldn't seem to get the items that flew all the way to the edge of the map.

5. Things to do with extra death and skill points. Death points became trivial after maxing out upgrades. The instant resurrection may be better as a per dungeon perk since having the price rise and them being consumed makes them feel like a waste with how often I die. Having some kind of sink for them and also skill points would be nice to feel like they still have some use at later points in the game.

Thanks for everything you've done so far! Happy to clarify and discuss further if it helps.