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"If you grab more than 4 before trying to turn them in, bucket-lord will then help the bosses instead of you. "
Literally in the hint.
"When time came to do or die, they emerged from their throes,
With meagre improvisations, spreading such desperate blows.
Should you as well seek meaning in these humble souls' disguise,
Don makeshift twin attire and find the one that lies.
Salute, attest and once more show honour to their semblance,
And you’ll amass the sincere gifts of one held in remembrance.
Yet hoard not without measure, show mutual regard,
For greed amongst the downtrodden is seen as truly marred."
Also, once again with this "here's gibberish english from times of old. enjoy." ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
The NPC implicitedly asks people to try his check once they get [1: N, 2: N, 3:N, 4:YAY, 5+: fail!] bucket things, or guess via failing.
Conclusion: bad quest design.
If you get greedy, you will suffer.
The question is how greedy are you gonna be?
And if you are greedy enough, the game will punish you for it, until you beat the final boss.
Don't blame the hint for not giving you a straight answer, if you could've just googled for the answer, it's not like you're the only person in the world who is playing the same questline.
The original intent of the questline is to figure out how greedy you can be without suffering for it.
If you'd be smart enough, and read the hint, you could've backed up your save file before a boss fight, to see what happens when you get greedy enough, also before you get a new reward you check if you can give 'em still to the bucket man.
There are some other hidden stuff in the game, like the Stick, Hound and the Failed Pilgrim Set, also Odd Stone, Pieta's Sword and Elianne the Starved's Sword. (the combination of those 3 things, two hidden mechanics, besides boss weapons having hidden mechanics on their own, that is if the devs didn't disable 'em)
I haven't savescummed here, no need.
But I did save scum in elden ring, made a save before sacrificing Melina, sacrificed her, then got the frenzied flame, got that ending without fighting Melina, loaded my old save, then did not sacrifice her, got the frenzied flame, used that to sacrifice myself, but then proceeded to cleanse myself from frenzied flame, so Melina was like "wait what you can't do that, I'm gonna leave permanently", got to end, backed up, save scummed all the endings except order and ranni's questline, then got the ranni ending and went into ng+1, then got the last ending that I missed, but for achievements it didn't matter.
Everything is a hint, it doesn't literally tell you where to go, or what to do.
"Yet hoard not without measure, show mutual regard,
For greed amongst the downtrodden is seen as truly marred."
Your problem is that you don't understand the definition of greed.
It's your problem to figure out what the limit is, if you don't save scum, you try again next time, but at the cost he is there as an extra annoyance in battles.
You could've at least guessed it's 4 or 5, considering how many he is wielding at a time. No idea why he needs 'em though. Could be that, he lost one in a fight, not a visual representation, so you have to give him back.