Are you talking about 1 craft here? As in, you're only stockpiling mats for one craft?
Try having a few extra at 70, then tell me there are no inventory space issues.
I have 6 retainers total.
1. One of them is filled with levelling gear for the near-future, that I have collected while levelling other jobs.
2. Another is filled with dungeon drops including green/blue gear that I like the look of (for glamour purposes).
3. Another is filled with stuff like primal tokens, materia, glamour prisms, all of that stuff that you don't really want to just toss.
4. One is filled with bound housing items from the various times I have shuffled around my furniture and replaced certain items. This also includes a number of exclusive event furnishings that I cannot re-obtain without purchasing from the mog station..
5. One is filled with a bunch of desynth items that I am not quite high enough to desynth (Admittedly I could just toss this)
6. And my final retainer, which is full and actually overflowing onto the other 5 retainers - filled with crafting mats for lv 60+ gear, that I craft on a daily basis.
My inventory is also constantly at 135+ with the majority of the items being crafting mats.
Yes, admittedly I am a bit of a hoarder for rare/exclusive items that you can't simply go out and buy off a marketboard - but this is a big part of the problem.
Many other games solve this issue by having a unique storage method for a lot of this stuff that accumulates.
Furthermore, many other games don't have the multi-armory system that this game does, and you don't actually have any reason to store gear for other classes.
Some examples:
- Armoire storage or some form of glamour wardrobe, which allowed us to store all non-tradeable/marketable gear.
- Items such as primal tokens, ventures, raid book pages etc could be stored as a currency, rather than a physical item. Or place these items in the large "Key Items" storage that we have but don't use.
- Materia could be stored in a similar form as crystals.
- Crafting mats could be stored in a crafting log, similar to guildwars 2.
There are a number of already in-game storage methods for a lot of this stuff.. They just have to be adjusted to cater toward a lot of these physical items we tend to accumulate.



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