Power Armor display cases

[SaelorMoon]

Do these display cases I have in my vault count against my stash space?
That would explain why mt stash is always full.

[Koby]

They count against the amount you can have in your vault.
They take up nothing in your stash. Stash is full because stash size is small and intended to try to coerce you into paying for Fallout 1st for the unlimited Junk Box and Ammo box.

[SaelorMoon]

I do have Fallout 1st, but I cannot account for all the weight in my stash. That's why I was wondering about it.

[AlexSledge]

I believe the armor displayed in the display frames still count toward your stash space (i.e. 10 weight). The frame itself does not.

[Koby]

One thing to note is when you're looking at the weight of things, even in your stash, it usually shows the adjusted weight from your perk cards affecting it. However it only actually affects it on your person and not in your stash. So your chems for example may show 15 pounds and actually be taking up 150 pounds. I always disliked how it didn't properly show the non-adjusted weight alongside the adjusted weight as it made it more complicated for stash management.

[Lerch2000]

Originally posted by SaelorMoon:

Do these display cases I have in my vault count against my stash space?
That would explain why mt stash is always full.

The display cases do, yes.
Anything on display only counts against your storage (weight), what I like to do with anything I place on display or vendor is modify the item to the lowest possible weight while maintaining the appearance I want.

[Rabidnid]

Originally posted by SaelorMoon:

Do these display cases I have in my vault count against my stash space?
That would explain why mt stash is always full.

yes, everything in displays and your vendor count against your stash space.