Losing loot when INV is full.

[Matsume]

You have 200 slots, I'm sure you can find a way to make some room. If you're loosing items because your inv is full, it's your fault.

I usually just throw away cobalt sashmir or HQ worthless items and the junk as i see fit... that being said i'm always maxed out on inventory and bazaar space but I always have something to throw away

[Elexia]

I usually just throw away cobalt sashmir or HQ worthless items and the junk as i see fit... that being said i'm always maxed out on inventory and bazaar space but I always have something to throw away

As am I, I discard food ingredients as I'm not a cook, I discard ores I no longer need to skill up and so on. It saves me a ton of space lol. I guarantee most people are full on random crafting/gathering materials and not gear because there's no gear swap in this game during battle so unless you know you'll be on a mage job which actually can benefit from gear swap, very unlikely to be maxed out in inv space with a lot of useful stuff.

[Jinko]

if your out doing leves chances are the drops are not your primary concern anyway...

i know how that goes i do them still too


and in the end, "those who dont remember to do so" can NOT blame the game, they did not remember, the game didnt prevent them from doing it, they did it

thats what alot of this comes down to

thats like saying its the games fault that you missed a behest cuz you were in the bathroom for a minute too long because you didnt remember to join behest before you went



edit: also in regards to leves, we have vendors at pretty much all camps now for that specific reason you know

mmhmmm....

As am I, I discard food ingredients as I'm not a cook, I discard ores I no longer need to skill up and so on. It saves me a ton of space lol. I guarantee most people are full on random crafting/gathering materials and not gear because there's no gear swap in this game during battle so unless you know you'll be on a mage job which actually can benefit from gear swap, very unlikely to be maxed out in inv space with a lot of useful stuff.

Yea and if you weren't forced to pick them up to begin with you wouldn't be required to micromanage your inventory so much.

We all throw away useless items or NPC them there is no other option unless you want to sit around with 200/200. /derp

[Molly_Millions]

There is a simple solution: sort and manage your inventory before you do anything that puts items in your inventory. Seriously, it's like you guys in support of the OP have never played an RPG before.

[Matsume]

Sort through what you don't need/want...ok, your loot list holds all your items you currently obtained, open it, click the item you don't want, hit discard.

Simple.

This actually becomes a horribly time consuming process, believe you me I speak from experience.

I can't wait for 6 bags.

[Molly_Millions]

This actually becomes a horribly time consuming process, believe you me I speak from experience.

I can't wait for 6 bags.

it takes less than 5 minutes.

[Onidemon]

because we understand casual players are nothing more than flakes at the end of the day.

Casuals is what made Blizzard roll in cash and laugh at the competition. While S-E's hardcore masochist MMO called XI, made them want to create a new MMO with the goal of attracting these flakes....

[TheVedis]

This actually becomes a horribly time consuming process, believe you me I speak from experience.

I can't wait for 6 bags.

you will still have to manage your inventory though

it wont change much at all if anything

[Onidemon]

you will still have to manage your inventory though

it wont change much at all if anything

Bags, drag and drop, new UI and faster server system which the new UI is designed for.... i'd say it will make a HUGE difference when it comes to managing your inventory and when using the UI overall too.

[Matsume]

it takes less than 5 minutes.

when you do this a few times a day every day those 5 minutes add up to a lot of speed runs or synths, you must admit.