Four Points of Flask Feedback

Scrotie: I really enjoy reading your posts. Please keep them coming.

I do agree, Scrotie gives very nice feedback and ideas.
Kudos.

They need to hire this guy already.

That said. My flask setup is very homogeneous on HP/mana characters:
- I have one Seething HP flask, one non-instant hybrid flask, one granite (usually of iron skin), one quicksilver of adrenaline. Without exception. The last slot is a Saturated HP flask or a Diamond flask, depending on whether it's a crit build.
- I keep one each of Grounding, Heat and Staunching suffixes where possible.

- And I never change out my flasks for any situation. Ever.

What our good friend is proposing is that now I have to actually think about my flasks, oh no. And further, that I'll end up with a large stock of "situational" flasks to change in/out at need. Similar to the current situation with accessories (get an endgame map party going and play show-off-my-amulets in the downtime between maps, really, try it someday.)

That's neither good nor bad, I think, except to stash space. It does add a layer of complexity to what I agree is an underused design space, as if the game wasn't complicated enough already. But I like complicated and I like options.