Favourite backpack?

[Wabbajack]

Let's have a discussion, what is your favourite backpack and why, what did you usually carry on your backpack with your build?

[twpe]

Depends on the build. I always have Melfino's Trade Backpack. But, I carry a second backpack inside that I put on for dungeons. It is either the Light Mender's Backpack or Zhorn's Hunting Backpack (again, depending on the build).

[Wabbajack]

Originally posted by twpe:

Depends on the build. I always have Melfino's Trade Backpack. But, I carry a second backpack inside that I put on for dungeons. It is either the Light Mender's Backpack or Zhorn's Hunting Backpack (again, depending on the build).

Well that's new, i never thought to carry a second backpack with me, I usually use mefino's backpack with potion and food because I'm a melee build

[nazerick]

second back pack is the way to go. This way you can clean out a dungeon, while maintaining the the ability to dodge and pick things up. Drop your storage backpack at the entrance and go exploring with your dodge friendly one.

[twpe]

Originally posted by nazerick:

second back pack is the way to go. This way you can clean out a dungeon, while maintaining the the ability to dodge and pick things up. Drop your storage backpack at the entrance and go exploring with your dodge friendly one.

To be fair, rogues can still fast roll with the trade backpack. But, I still prefer stamina cost reduction on my rogue character.

[Elysion]

Melfinos is the way to go. The extra storage space cuts down on hassle.
I do like the double backpack idea however, i might start using it. But i probably wont, since i do fine with just melfinos. Its a shame you cant (i dont think you can anyway) store a backpack with things inside of it in your regular backpack so you have your little dungeon exploration kit ready to go.

[Wabbajack]

Originally posted by twpe:

Originally posted by nazerick:

second back pack is the way to go. This way you can clean out a dungeon, while maintaining the the ability to dodge and pick things up. Drop your storage backpack at the entrance and go exploring with your dodge friendly one.

To be fair, rogues can still fast roll with the trade backpack. But, I still prefer stamina cost reduction on my rogue character.

I was thinking about it too, did the rogue skill is worth it if im a clanking knight, so I'm guessing i will use mefino's and carry adventurer backpack now.

[SkilledZero]

Originally posted by Elysion:

Melfinos is the way to go. The extra storage space cuts down on hassle.
I do like the double backpack idea however, i might start using it. But i probably wont, since i do fine with just melfinos. Its a shame you cant (i dont think you can anyway) store a backpack with things inside of it in your regular backpack so you have your little dungeon exploration kit ready to go.

Yeah I want that so bad, doesn’t make much sense but I want it for a dungeon bag full of elixirs and food.

[Wabbajack]

Originally posted by Elysion:

Melfinos is the way to go. The extra storage space cuts down on hassle.
I do like the double backpack idea however, i might start using it. But i probably wont, since i do fine with just melfinos. Its a shame you cant (i dont think you can anyway) store a backpack with things inside of it in your regular backpack so you have your little dungeon exploration kit ready to go.

Well probably we should do it manually, it's a real shame though, but i really like the idea of having second backpack contain essential for dungeon diving while still having a space later on to hoard your loot.

[twpe]

Originally posted by SkilledZero:

Originally posted by Elysion:

Melfinos is the way to go. The extra storage space cuts down on hassle.
I do like the double backpack idea however, i might start using it. But i probably wont, since i do fine with just melfinos. Its a shame you cant (i dont think you can anyway) store a backpack with things inside of it in your regular backpack so you have your little dungeon exploration kit ready to go.

Yeah I want that so bad, doesn’t make much sense but I want it for a dungeon bag full of elixirs and food.

I know, right? You arguably could fit a smaller bag that contained supplies within another bag... If only. At least it doesn't take long to swap stuff between bags when you know what you want.

Originally posted by Wabbajack:

Originally posted by twpe:

To be fair, rogues can still fast roll with the trade backpack. But, I still prefer stamina cost reduction on my rogue character.

I was thinking about it too, did the rogue skill is worth it if im a clanking knight, so I'm guessing i will use mefino's and carry adventurer backpack now.

Eww, Adventurer Backpack has next to no carrying capacity. If you don't have the rogue skill, and you really want to roll frequently in combat with a backpack on (instead of dropping it), then at least use the Scaled Satchel.

[Wabbajack]

Originally posted by twpe:

Originally posted by SkilledZero:

Yeah I want that so bad, doesn’t make much sense but I want it for a dungeon bag full of elixirs and food.

I know, right? You arguably could fit a smaller bag that contained supplies within another bag... If only. At least it doesn't take long to swap stuff between bags when you know what you want.

Originally posted by Wabbajack:

I was thinking about it too, did the rogue skill is worth it if im a clanking knight, so I'm guessing i will use mefino's and carry adventurer backpack now.

Eww, Adventurer Backpack has next to no carrying capacity. If you don't have the rogue skill, and you really want to roll frequently in combat with a backpack on (instead of dropping it), then at least use the Scaled Satchel.

Welp I don't know if scaled satchel doesn't restrict dodging, thanks for mentioning it out.

[SkilledZero]

I like the light mender backpack

[~Noob~]

I would be happy with some features added to backpack inventory management.
Like "take all" from house chest + filter option when hunting through a house chest or an equipped pack...
Good idea on dropping a pack at dungeon entrance.
IF the dungeons were bigger I could see setting up a camp at the entrance for potions/food/tent/storage
As of now all the dungeons are kind of small and don't require too much case by case pre-planning
I wouldn't be against that feature - this game is potentially less forgiving with a few tweaks

[Dr.Desty Nova]

Preservation backpack, no more spoiled food.

Plus, it look really nice.

axe / shield / rage build.