Post: #69

It really depends on what and where are you scripting, if you are coding on a character I wouldn't access an item since tags are accessed faster than searching for an item and it's value/tag/whatever, I remember 55x times when you had to do 'try tag.value<blah>' to store dynamic tags, I disliked a lot, and tried to always use items with it's default values but, nowadays, its really easy to work with tags. I don't know how many values an item really have but it's still better having thes values x2 in tags than one item with all this values filled at your needs IMO.

BTW these tests sounds very interesting.