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If you struggling with storage, use containers around the map to stash 20 items.
In certain BARD facilities there is are Tubes that serve as "bank" system that stores 100 items
Yeh we have been trained by endless games that rule one is that you pickup everything especially survival games it will be needed it eventually :) Then they make one you don't need to and suddenly you realise that you have a compulsive looting problem. I suppose I should reach out and get help but Nah I'm honestly a natural scavenger and junk collector.
Doesn’t help with weapon management. You have to decide which weapons to keep and you have no space to pick more and sell or craft upgrades. I have to drop temporarily 2 large weapons when I want to upgrade a standard tier weapon to pristine from 2 rusty ones. The weapon management sucks.
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Doesn’t apply to pistols and one small SMG, they take a standard slot.
who said people are picking everything up though?
when the game keeps giving you stuff just for looking in a building on your way to an objective, and then again at the next building, you expect to be able to store some of it and not get to the objective with a full inventory where you know there will be something else.
the balance between the loot being available and the carry space is not right. especially as the bartering system means you probably want to hang on to 4 or 5 items which a trader likes to get that skill line unlocked, but without making a special trip to that trader.
RE4 did inventory right because it was perfectly balanced in terms of size vs loot drops. with a semi-open world the inventory size needs to be more forgiving.