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Ever play the legend of dragoon? Real gamers know the pain of that inventory.
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Is inventory management actually a part of RPGs that anyone enjoys?
Personally, it's really not my favourite gameplay mechanic.
It's one of those mechanics that protect the player against themselves.
Obviously, without carry weight, grabbing every single item that isn't nailed down, then going merchant to merchant selling everything is the obvious 'best' way to play. It nets you the most gold, certainly. However, pixel-hunting every room making sure you've picked up every bowl and broom isn't actually that fun, moment-to-moment.
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If there is a good crafting system, it can be quite fun. In multuplayer, it can be a main source for roleplay for a trading build.
Setting up a browsable wares shop is a nice mechanic that can play into it too, especially, with interactive placables.
Hoarding forever
Laughs in player.setav carryweight 5000
I'm playing Tunic now, and literally have no idea what the consumables even do, so I'm just holding onto them.
Is one of the consumables a little bomb or TNT thing. I remember that being useful. Use that to blow up enemies.
Yeah somehow the bombs replenish every time I visit a checkpoint, but I dont really know much of anything else.
I was confused a lot playing tunic. Collecting the pages to read helped a lot, but I still had to look up a few things online.
Itβs even worse with survival mode on in Skyrim
Some artist in the 16th century: "Let's put some interresting artwork on these cards."
Some people in the 20th century: "It's for diviniation, right?"
Sort by value? unique items, invaluable Nooo
stop at vendor