gaming Most-Practical Items, Abilities, Etc.

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Mario Kart:

Red Shells. While not the most-powerful — they're certainly among the most-reliable and well-rounded, IMO.

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Crowbar.

 

When you want to break boxes without needing to waste ammunition and when things get hairy if you run out or reloading your ammo.

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Grand Theft Auto V:

Calling a Taxi. It's basically a teleport if you choose "Skip," and it's rather cheap.

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The ability to hold many items, or the ability to save and load the game. The ability to not get ptsd repeatedly.

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Super Smash Bros.:

Ness's PSI Magnet, the Mii Gunner's Absorbing Vortex, etc. Sure, no Damage or fancy movement-exploits or anything; but you can heal without Items, and nullify Projectiles.

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Minecraft - looting III and fortune III enchantments; looting III gives you much more loot from mobs you kill and fortune III gives you much more loot from ores like diamonds

Warframe - Nekros's ability to cause drops to contain more items (so useful in farming many materials)

Craftopia - the skills that give you more mana regeneration because mana is super important when fighting bosses