OK, a 60 item limit in my inventory I can live with (with crafting items and recipies not counting). But why does it say I 22 items in inventory, when I count 8 (not including my personal armor/weapons/access.)
Exactly what counts and doesn't count in this 60 item limit??
It;s been a pita, having to break off a dungeon crawl to go sell stuff 
Items to be handed in boost our knowledge of the enemy still count as being in the inventory but no longer show up as too many people were selling them rather than handing them in at the table. Try handing in the items and you should find that your inventory is right.
Check your upgrades.
I was including upgrades and runes in my inventory.
It has been a while since I stopped by the Research table though - I'll post back after I check that
Its research items for some ungodly reason Bioware decided to hide them in a patch...
It was the Research stuff - I hadn't found the Research table in Skyhold
...and not tell us.Its research items for some ungodly reason Bioware decided to hide them in a patch...
...and not tell us.
I just wish they'd removed them from the bag limit amount
It was the Research stuff - I hadn't found the Research table in Skyhold
In the tower where Dorian is.
I didn't realize they didn't list the research items in your inventory. Explains why I had about 9 lines of items turned in when I accidentally clicked the research table. I don't mind, as I typically go there first before clearing out my bags.
They used to. That was patched out.I didn't realize they didn't list the research items in your inventory. Explains why I had about 9 lines of items turned in when I accidentally clicked the research table. I don't mind, as I typically go there first before clearing out my bags.
I didn't realize they didn't list the research items in your inventory. Explains why I had about 9 lines of items turned in when I accidentally clicked the research table. I don't mind, as I typically go there first before clearing out my bags.
They did but had a lot of complaints from people who didn't go to the table before cashing in their valuables so they hid them and made them unsalable
They did but had a lot of complaints from people who didn't go to the table before cashing in their valuables so they hid them and made them unsalable
They still left bugs in - A Ferelden Medal of Service will go to "Valuables", but it is required for a certain requisition, a few more items are like that.
SHOULD have had a seperate category in the first place.Oh, well, I can live with it now that I now the 'secret'
They still left bugs in - A Ferelden Medal of Service will go to "Valuables", but it is required for a certain requisition, a few more items are like that.
SHOULD have had a seperate category in the first place.Oh, well, I can live with it now that I now the 'secret'
Is that really a bug though since you can get the Medal of Service even when not having the requisition, same as spider ichor.
Is that really a bug though since you can get the Medal of Service even when not having the requisition, same as spider ichor.
I count it as a bug, since they wanted to keep you from selling stuff you will need later, but missed a couple (like spider ichor)
Makes the "Sell All" button useless
They did but had a lot of complaints from people who didn't go to the table before cashing in their valuables so they hid them and made them unsalable
Seriously... In the whole 130 hour play time i don't think i ever hit the sell all button once..
Seriously... In the whole 130 hour play time i don't think i ever hit the sell all button once..
I never did either, but I never did in DA2 with sell all Junk either. I'm to much of a hoarder to be afraid that I'll sell something semi-rare to not go through one by one
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