Want to know what to do with your Diablo 4 legendary gear? Turn on this optional setting immediately

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I'm at the point in my Diablo 4 levelling journey where legendary gear is starting to drop more frequently. And as exciting as it is to see some orange loot pop out from a chest, it also comes with a deep anxiety. I only have a few of these pieces right now, and I want to make sure I'm using them in the most efficient way possible. Are these boots actually good? Should I be extracting the aspect they contain? Or is it more useful to break them down for materials?

Luckily, it turns out, there's a setting buried in Diablo 4's option menu that helps make that decision far easier. I discovered a mention of it in the comments of an unrelated thread in the Diablo 4 subreddit, and more than a few people in the replies were also delighted to learn that it exists.

If you're also struggling with decision paralysis around your legendary loot, head into the gameplay options and enable 'Advanced Tooltip Information'. With that checked, you'll see some extra information attached to your inventory screen's tooltips. Specifically, you'll be told the stat ranges that a piece of gear could have dropped with.

My boots, then, are currently giving a 33% chance to daze a vulnerable enemy—a pretty good effect given that I'm using Fundamental Puncture as my basic skill. But with the advanced tooltip, I can see that that's a pretty middling percentage change for that aspect—it actually goes up to 45% chance.

The advanced tooltip shows you the range of all skills on a piece of gear, but to my mind it's most useful in deciding the primary question around legendaries: extract or salvage?

In knowing the potential stat range of a legendary effect, I've got a much better sense of whether I should keep it for the end game. Given that extracted aspects