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[Sentibunny]

I have no clue what the hell is up here.

Basically, I have a long list of upgrades on my armor. Does this mean they are all installed? It says I keep hitting the 150 item limit, but I have no extra weapons or armor. It must be the obnoxious level of upgrades I have. I would reduce them all to omni-gel, but every ****ing time I do it takes me back to the top of the list, so I have to slowly scroll through a huge amount of upgrades to reach the bottom, then do it again, and repeat endlessly.

[Ferretinabun]

The 150 item limit is carrying capacity. Those upgrades are not all installed.

Reducing them to omnigel is an option, particularly if you are halfway through a mission and just want a few extra slots for carrying nice goodies. But really you should be selling everything you don't want to vendors. Install/equip what you want and only hang on to stuff if you're pretty sure you'll use it later. Sell the rest.

[The Grey Ranger]

The main mods to worry about keeping are some of the level VII ammo types, tungsten, shredder, maybe cryo and polonium. You also might keep a few rail extensions. Pretty much everything else has a level VIII-X upgrade that's better.

[Zuzu Mumu]

hahahah a me3 player is trying his luck on me1 , ahahahah , this ain't no brainless shooter , this is a sci fi RPG!
learn the notion of "Inventory" and "apply upgrades".

Modifié par Zuzu Mumu, 20 mars 2013 - 04:56 .

[Lavaeolus]

Yeah, the list you're seeing is the inventory. Each gun has about two upgrade slots on it, with later ones having three. Generally, most classes only use a few guns, so making sure everything is equipped isn't as annoying as it sounds.

The general guideline: when you're down in Engineering to talk to your squadmates, go to the vendor person. Equip (and possibly buy) what you want to use, and sell what you don't want.