Compare crafted item with offhand in Diablo 3 on consoles?

When crafting new weapons for my Monk, which is currently dual-wielding (still levelling up), I can only compare the crafted item with my mainhand weapon.

Is there a way for me to switch and compare with the offhand weapon as well? Right now I have to exit the crafting system and enter the inventory to compare, and then go back into the crafting system.

I think I remember that I could hold Alt on PC to show the offhand item as well (or the second ring if I'm doing rings), but is this possible on the console version?

This is the Xbox One version, if that matters.

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Best Answer

Perhaps try unequipping the weapons from both hands while crafting, then you could shuffle screens to Salvage while crafting. I am not aware of a way to view details of any three items at once in D3 console.

This approach assumes your inventory is empty, except for the items you're newly crafting and the existing equipment you want to compare.

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Does offhand count as weapon Diablo 3?

Any off-hand items are not counted as weapons, thus they will the "other" bonus from gems.

How does dual wielding work Diablo 3?

Wielding two weapons provides a flat +15% bonus to your attack speed. This bonus increases your damage per second. When you're wielding two weapons, you alternate the weapon you swing with. Your damage is based off of the weapon you hit your foe with, NOT a combination of both weapons.

What is the purpose of items in Diablo 3?

Items are in-game objects that characters can carry in their inventory. It includes equipment, potions, crafting materials and more. As opposed to the previous games in the Diablo franchise, quest items aren't carried in the players inventory and cannot be accessed by the player.

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