QoL: Item Rarity Colors

[Espritduo]

The icon colors aren't really "rarity" colors anyways. They reflect what type of gear it is. Grey is normal vendor gear and also covers any kind of regular item, mat, etc. Pink is aetherial gear. Green is for 4-man dungeon gear, GC gear, or crafted gear above ilevel 50. Blue covers endgame-oriented token gear, 8-man dungeon gear, and most achievement/quest gear. Purple is relic weapons. There are always a few exceptions here and there for various reasons, but these rules hold true in general.

[WellGramarye]

The icon colors aren't really "rarity" colors anyways. They reflect what type of gear it is. Grey is normal vendor gear and also covers any kind of regular item, mat, etc. Pink is aetherial gear. Green is for 4-man dungeon gear, GC gear, or crafted gear above ilevel 50. Blue covers endgame-oriented token gear, 8-man dungeon gear, and most achievement/quest gear. Purple is relic weapons. There are always a few exceptions here and there for various reasons, but these rules hold true in general.

The color for rarity only apply to actual gear

ORLY?

[Myrhn]

ORLY?

That dye isn't implemented yet so who knows

[Hivernica]

That dye isn't implemented yet so who knows

Rare fishes icons are green.

[Espritduo]

Rare fishes icons are green.

No. Big Fish icons are green. Not the same thing as rare fish. There are plenty of rare fish that are not green, like Titanic Sawfish, Rhamphorhynchus, etc.

What makes a fish a "Big Fish" is A. it counts towards the Big Fish achievements, B. it does not adhere to the usual bait/level/fish rules, and C. it actually has a mininum gathering rate below which the game will simply not allow you to catch it.