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[xyzmkrysvr]

So it turns out there isn't a separate storage system for your loot (apart from your inventory screen, which has a limited capacity):

"As a long-time packrat RPG player, I was sad to sell my companion’s possessions. In my head I struggled with freeing up one more inventory slot, or selling off The Iron Bull’s namesake axe, or Cassandra’s Seeker shield. Call me a romantic, but those things should be proudly displayed on a wall or at least tucked in a box. To have your own fortress and not have a room to pile your junk can make inventory management a needless frustration."

http://gamingtrend.c...f-role-playing/

For the record, crafting materials don't take up space in our inventory, but still...

I HATE being forced to sell/destroy loot in an RPG in order to make room for more loot. I just assumed we would have the option of coming back to Skyhold and dumping all of our extra loot in a storage chest--like we could in the past two games--so we don't have to carry everything around at all times...

Edit: this isn't a "game breaking" issue and nobody here is going to cancel their preorder over this, but it is a rather annoying and inexplicable oversight.

What do you guys think about this?

How did the devs overlook this??

Edit: When asked on Twitter whether there was a "storage chest to hold all of our things in outside of the inventory," Mike Laidlaw responded with "Nope," essentially confirming what another reviewer called a "pointless inventory limitation".

[CronoDragoon]

No storage chest in Skyhold is a bit bizarre.

[Paul E Dangerously]

Seriously, Bioware?

 

If this crops up as non-free DLC, I will break out the torches and pitchforks. Why in the blazes would you not put a storage chest in by default?

[Reznore57]

No storage chest in Skyhold is a bit bizarre.

 

Yep.

With the whole crafting your favorite armor/weapon thing, I don't get it.

Sometimes I wonder if memory wise they just pushed DAI to its limits and had to cut some minor features here and there.

[Todrazok]

No storage chest in Skyhold is a bit bizarre.

This, so much this. I find it odd that the Inquisition would not have a treasury of some sorts in its headquarters 

[bluebullets]

No storage chest in Skyhold is a bit bizarre.

to say the least. You have a castle but no storage.

[DMaster2]

It's unbelievable there isn't a way to store things ingame. I also hate having to destroy things to open up space. I guess that the inventory perks will be mandatory for me...

[Ieldra]

WHAT? Countless items to pick up for crafting and no storage? I have a whole f**** castle to store things! Are they insane at Bioware?

[Lebanese Dude]

Hmm unfortunate. I personally don't make use of storage much but it was certainly handy when I did.

This looks like something that can be patched in.

[Lebanese Dude]

WHAT? Countless items to pick up for crafting and no storage? Are they insane at Bioware?

Correct me if I'm wrong but crafting mats have their own inventory interface.

[LaSirene]

Hmmmm... There are probably inventory upgrade items. And where there are inventory upgrade items, you can typically use CheatEngine to add even more. I remember inventory being really limited in Kingdom of Amalur, and it irritated me so much I finally gave in and learned how to use CheatEngine.

Don't wanna cheat? Guess you are stuck tossing away all those nice items. But I have a feeling if they limited the inventory it's probably because you can breakdown all your stuff into materials for crafting, and that probably doesn't take up inventory space.

[Reznore57]

WHAT? Countless items to pick up for crafting and no storage? I have a whole f**** castle to store things! Are they insane at Bioware?

 

I'm not sure crafting materials take a slot in the inventory.

[Paul E Dangerously]

Hmmmm... There are probably inventory upgrade items. And where there are inventory upgrade items, you can typically use CheatEngine to add even more. I remember inventory being really limited in Kingdom of Amalur, and it irritated me so much I finally gave in and learned how to use CheatEngine.

Don't wanna cheat? Guess you are stuck tossing away all those nice items. But I have a feeling if they limited the inventory it's probably because you can breakdown all your stuff into materials for crafting, and that probably doesn't take up inventory space.

 

You've got a storage chest in KoA, though. And can access it at any house you own.

[Wulfram]

As I understand it they limit inventory space to get you to actually sell your stuff and use the stores rather than just leave everything sitting in your inventory/storage forever.

Not convinced that's a good idea, but that's the logic I recall hearing.

Unless it's just a memory issue

[themikefest]

Hopefully my femquisitor is able to workout to build up her muscles to carry more.

[raz3rkun]

Hopefully its something that can be put into the game via dlc or patch. It is a bit annoying but not like we havn't dealt with this problem before *cough* DA:O *cough. I will just have to try and micromanaging my inventory until then.

[fizzypop]

I don't get why we need inventory limits at all. It makes no sense. I feel for those who are into crafting it is going to make it quite difficult. I dread having to go to the market every 20 minutes to sell off inventory.

[CavalierToast]

You've got a storage chest in KoA, though. And can access it at any house you own.

It still has a very limited capacity.

[Gnoster]

As I understand it they limit inventory space to get you to actually sell your stuff and use the stores rather than just leave everything sitting in your inventory/storage forever.

Not convinced that's a good idea, but that's the logic I recall hearing.

 

Though why would they care if some people are hoarders? "We want you to play your way" and all that jazz as their stated goal

[TKavatar]

Didn't DA2 have a chest to store items in?

 

Quite bizarre. Hope they patch it in. I'm going to be pissed if we have to pay for it though.

[JeffZero]

I sense DLC.

[CronoDragoon]

Freaking Gamlen had a storage chest and that dude excelled at poverty. A castle doesn't have one?

[Paul E Dangerously]

It still has a very limited capacity.

 

It's actually got a higher limit than DAO's chest.

[Gnoster]

Freaking Gamlen had a storage chest and that dude excelled at poverty. A castle doesn't have one?

 

Maybe you spend all of the Inquisitions money on the insane amount of different design for a personal bed 

[Wulfram]

Though why would they care if some people are hoarders?

Because hoarding means missing out on a part of the game they want you to enjoy. And because if you let people get ridiculously huge inventories, then they'll hate having to manage those inventories.