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I must have missed the part where they explain that mechanic, I have missed out on SO MANY BOTTLES!
Also bottles should not count towards retrieval, they are reclaimed automatically from your inventory at the end of the run.
There is no other way. Gathering gear is a slow process. Try prioritise bringing one piece of new gear back per run, even if it would be a bad piece of gear for that run. Items you don't have yet, have a +500% chance of appearing in chests. So collecting any increase your chances of getting the rest.
O, they do? Well, that is very convenient. Funny that after 100 hours of playtime I am still learning new things about the game.
Heh, I was here playing this when Bottles DID actually count for the Well(I remember rushing to one of the scrolls because it was guarded by a miniboss that dropped a Bottle Chest when killed, each of these runs took 3-5 minutes). I was here before they added bottles that allowed you to reroll chests, allowing you to get new items easier.
Yeah, me to, I remember all this. Early days were tough. I came back to HoT after not playing it for about half a year, resetted my progress to start from 0, and to my surprise I see that I can send bottles up which does not exhaust the well. Then I learn from Tazzamorous that I don't even have to be doing this as they will be reclaimed automatically at the end of the run.
So it seems things with extracting items are going definitely in the right direction.