Items of Hellgate: London

Hellgate: London is a MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-play game), yes, like other MMO, it lets players gather experience to level up. Players are able to get HGL palladium when they are gathering experience. Here we will talk about items of HGL.

Hellgate: London uses a heavily randomized item system of at least a hundred base weapon types and many armor types, with a pool of random special properties and bonuses (magical affixes) applied to them to achieve re-playability and promote item collection.

Furthermore, unwanted weapons and armor can be freely disassembled to save space in one's inventory, often yielding standard or rare crafting materials. These components can be exchanged for special crafted weapons at an NPC vendor, or used to upgrade existing weapons or armor at the Nanoforge device in most safe zones. Additionally, random special properties can be added to weapons or armor at a similar device. Blueprints are available by which one can craft one's own armor, weapons and mods, given the raw materials. In the Hellgate: London, players can buy some items with HGL gold from NPC in the city. Of course, some exclusive items are hard to gain which are loots or rewards after you finish quests.

Lastly, elite subscriber-only items are dropped for all players, however they are only usable by subscribed players. This is part of a widely criticized in game advertising system for the subscription service.

As such, the gamut for item collection and customization includes:
Weapon mods (ammo, batteries, and so on, which can be removed for a price and swapped)
Upgradeable damage or armor values at the Nanoforge (using spare parts and Nanoshards)
The addition of random special properties to weapons and armor (for a price - properties can be Common, Rare or Legendary)
Crafted weapons, armor and mods (using spare parts and blueprints or at an NPC "maker")
Items may have slots that a player can insert "mods" in to enhance their power. Mods can be technology that improves items, but also demonic artifacts and holy items, known as relics. Technology mods are more aimed at specific weaponry upgrades, while relics are more general in what bonuses they give, such as giving fire damage enhancements regardless of the wielded weapon; if the player adds a mod to their weapon, this change is shown in-game (if a scope is added, then the weapon will render with a scope.) Mods can be removed at special devices in the quest-area hubs. No matter how hard quests, if players and your friends try your best to do, you will get rewards (HGL palladium and other items).

Example types of mods are listed below:
Ammo Magazines - Modify the amount, type, range, or accuracy of weapons. Magazines can be magical or technological in nature.
Battery Packs - Battery packs charge weapons with different types of damage, such as spectral, shock (lightning), fire, poison, or physical.
Fuel Tanks - Confer different damage types onto weapons.
Relics - Often considered holy, relics may be part of a greater item or an item previously owned by someone of great ability.
Rockets - Like ammo magazines rockets change the type of ammo a weapon uses while adding an explosive element, often making it more powerful. If players hope to upgrade fast, you’d better to do more quests, and you also can gain more HGL money.