the small weapons inventory in LoZ: Link's EyePad is starting to get annoyanceful.
I shit you not the answer to this is golden poos
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LudiousI just wanted a sandwich A temporally dislocated QuiznosRegistered Userregular
I'm surprised Rise of the Tomb Raider lasted as long as it did. I guess because it's been on sale a lot. Anyway, it's gone now. But I'm surprised it wasn't the first to go
Inventories should either be brutally, painfully small for simulationist survival/gear management games, or they should be unlimited. Juggling inventory and crafting more slots is the height of stupid pointless nonsense in games unless it's actually an interesting decision and not busywork.
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MsAnthropyThe Lady of Pain Breaks the Rhythm, Breaks the Rhythm, Breaks the RhythmThe City of FlowersRegistered Userregular
Picard gets to live out an entire decent lifetime all in an instant because of some weird alien technology while O'Brian gets to experience a hellish torment for 20 years all in an instant.
Wow. In the 24th Century we’ve abolished capitalism, mastered matter-to-energy, and issued in an unheralded era of peace and understanding. But the space-English still lord it over the space-Irish.
Inventories should either be brutally, painfully small for simulationist survival/gear management games, or they should be unlimited. Juggling inventory and crafting more slots is the height of stupid pointless nonsense in games unless it's actually an interesting decision and not busywork.
Fairly large but limited inventories can discourage hording while still allowing a person to have pretty much everything they should need.
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I’m going to see Blade Runner in a cinema tonight
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It’s a double header with 2049 which I’m less enthused about since it was a good movie but I only saw it like two months ago
Inventories should either be brutally, painfully small for simulationist survival/gear management games, or they should be unlimited. Juggling inventory and crafting more slots is the height of stupid pointless nonsense in games unless it's actually an interesting decision and not busywork.
Inventories should either be brutally, painfully small for simulationist survival/gear management games, or they should be unlimited. Juggling inventory and crafting more slots is the height of stupid pointless nonsense in games unless it's actually an interesting decision and not busywork.
Fairly large but limited inventories can discourage hording while still allowing a person to have pretty much everything they should need.
Mild discouragement of hoarding is outdone by the irritation of having to constantly trash or drop things, I think.
Inventories should either be brutally, painfully small for simulationist survival/gear management games, or they should be unlimited. Juggling inventory and crafting more slots is the height of stupid pointless nonsense in games unless it's actually an interesting decision and not busywork.
Fairly large but limited inventories can discourage hording while still allowing a person to have pretty much everything they should need.
Mild discouragement of hoarding is outdone by the irritation of having to constantly trash or drop things, I think.
That is usually only an issue for people who have hoarding tendencies.
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cptruggedI think it has something to do with free will.Registered Userregular
Inventories should either be brutally, painfully small for simulationist survival/gear management games, or they should be unlimited. Juggling inventory and crafting more slots is the height of stupid pointless nonsense in games unless it's actually an interesting decision and not busywork.
Fairly large but limited inventories can discourage hording while still allowing a person to have pretty much everything they should need.
Mild discouragement of hoarding is outdone by the irritation of having to constantly trash or drop things, I think.
That is usually only an issue for people who have hoarding tendencies.
I don't think this is true. In Horizon, for example, your inventory just swells and swells as you loot things. There isn't enough material being used to match the inflow. Same in e.g. Witcher 3 and constantly dropping stuff or having to take a trip to sell forty swords.
I don't hoard at all and will aggressively use expendable items and components and I still find myself having to do bullshit inventory chores in games. Biggest offender right now is Destiny but that game is just a goddamn mess in terms of quality of life.
Inventories should either be brutally, painfully small for simulationist survival/gear management games, or they should be unlimited. Juggling inventory and crafting more slots is the height of stupid pointless nonsense in games unless it's actually an interesting decision and not busywork.
Fairly large but limited inventories can discourage hording while still allowing a person to have pretty much everything they should need.
Mild discouragement of hoarding is outdone by the irritation of having to constantly trash or drop things, I think.
That is usually only an issue for people who have hoarding tendencies.
I don't think this is true. In Horizon, for example, your inventory just swells and swells as you loot things. There isn't enough material being used to match the inflow. Same in e.g. Witcher 3 and constantly dropping stuff or having to take a trip to sell forty swords.
I don't hoard at all and will aggressively use expendable items and components and I still find myself having to do bullshit inventory chores in games. Biggest offender right now is Destiny but that game is just a goddamn mess in terms of quality of life.
Currently playing through Skyrim a third time in VR. The first thing I did was blitz Enchanting so that I could strap on a ton of + Carry Weight items. This has solved all my inventory problems.
My main issue is that there is usually no option for "don't pick up items with a gold to weight value of less than X" in games so it is constantly looking at the value and weight instead of pressing the take all button.
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BeNarwhalThe Work Left UnfinishedRegistered Userregular
My name is Captain Inertia and I have a problem with needing to hold at least one of every item in a game in my inventory at all times.
I had to give up my dream of being a cook in Skyrim because I couldn't justify being both a cook and an alchemist when at least alchemy is a skill you can increase! :P
My name is Captain Inertia and I have a problem with needing to hold at least one of every item in a game in my inventory at all times.
I had to give up my dream of being a cook in Skyrim because I couldn't justify being both a cook and an alchemist when at least alchemy is a skill you can increase! :P
This is what mods are for.
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oh that might be a good idea, seeing a movie given that i have a bunch of free passes and gift cards
He is big and lazy and doesn't make eye contact and claimed a plastic bin as soon as gifts were moved out of it. He could not be dislodged from it. Legend says he is still in the plastic bin
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zepherinRussian warship, go fuck yourselfRegistered Userregular
Still at work, I'm going to try to bail out early today. Wish me luck.
Carrying 218 pounds, entirely swords with no clothes whatsoever: running full-sprint off a blizzardy mountain to deftly kill thirty dragons
Carrying 219 pounds: ded
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and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
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Someone sent me money with zelle. Scale of 1 to 10 how shitty are they. 10 being paypal
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Carrying 218 pounds, entirely swords with no clothes whatsoever: running full-sprint off a blizzardy mountain to deftly kill thirty dragons
Carrying 219 pounds: ded
I so much prefer games that have reasonable equipment slots so you can't carry thirteen swords and twenty suits of armour around
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fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
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I shit you not the answer to this is golden poos
Wow. In the 24th Century we’ve abolished capitalism, mastered matter-to-energy, and issued in an unheralded era of peace and understanding. But the space-English still lord it over the space-Irish.
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Fairly large but limited inventories can discourage hording while still allowing a person to have pretty much everything they should need.
V excited
It’s a double header with 2049 which I’m less enthused about since it was a good movie but I only saw it like two months ago
diablo 2 inventory tetris was the best thing
So we're trapping you in a mansion filled with monsters, and you can only take six items...
Can't Find Hestu again, is my problem.
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It which version? The bad one or the good one?
PC Only unfortunately, but it looks like the 15 days of premium and the vanity pet can be used on any ESO account
Mild discouragement of hoarding is outdone by the irritation of having to constantly trash or drop things, I think.
He gets lost in the woods a lot.
Hmmmmm don't hold onto it on my Accord, but I'll see if I feel like picking up ESO on the PlayStation store and get back to you
That is usually only an issue for people who have hoarding tendencies.
I don't think this is true. In Horizon, for example, your inventory just swells and swells as you loot things. There isn't enough material being used to match the inflow. Same in e.g. Witcher 3 and constantly dropping stuff or having to take a trip to sell forty swords.
I don't hoard at all and will aggressively use expendable items and components and I still find myself having to do bullshit inventory chores in games. Biggest offender right now is Destiny but that game is just a goddamn mess in terms of quality of life.
Like an evening with my in laws.
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Yes. Well done.
I had to give up my dream of being a cook in Skyrim because I couldn't justify being both a cook and an alchemist when at least alchemy is a skill you can increase! :P
This is what mods are for.
He is big and lazy and doesn't make eye contact and claimed a plastic bin as soon as gifts were moved out of it. He could not be dislodged from it. Legend says he is still in the plastic bin
Carrying 219 pounds: ded
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
I so much prefer games that have reasonable equipment slots so you can't carry thirteen swords and twenty suits of armour around
It ain't broke, don't fix it.
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
I don't think I've seen or used a cheque in the last decade
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@Couscous will create the new thread
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