Gaming

We've been conditioned to hoard stuff.

"Hi, welcome to the midgame checkpoint. To continue, please produce 25 potions that require four different useless items."

"Oh ho, this enemy is impervious to your broadsword. But if you have that one dagger the orphan boy dropped 26 playing hours ago, then you can throw it in his eye and obtain the Orphan's Treasure. This unique item will grant a buff that increases gainaxing."

"Yes, you're low on health, but you can eat 25 cheese wheels. Save those hundred full life potions for when you really need th-Oh that was the last boss. Good job, you win, and the potions mean nothing."

Ok, that last one is a reason not to hoard, but it stems from a thousand boss battles where you didn't have any healing items.

Finishing out The Witcher 3 and I feel personally attacked by this meme.

Sure I may be over encumbered, but I'll die before giving up all those cups I took.

I just decided I was going to play moonlighter last night as an easy pickup game. I checked the inventory once and remembered I would have to sort and store stuff and immediately turned it off.

Bg3 is doing this to me right now.

I don't trust any of the companions to hold onto stuff.

I have 80k gold that i never use but i have cab't drop the cheese that i can sell for 2 gold and vetter slow walk for 15 minutes

is this a mfing tarot meme? Lmao

Back in the day playing the original diablo 2 lord of destruction you could make as many accounts that you wanted on one key.

I had so many mules accounts, one big file with names and passwords in it. I loved to trade stuff.

Horde all the things!

If you would take that daisy out of your inventory you could fit that full plate armor set.

Who among you hasn't told your construction bots to stick an entire base into chests?

This week I played Medieval dynasty. I have to say, it felt awesome to eradicate a whole herd of wisents and shove them into my backpack, whole.

You are carrying too much

No shit, sherlock.

Ngl one of the things I miss the most about Reddit was /r/tarotmemes.

Me in D2. Forever 599. Takes 30 minutes to decide what to delete. Inevitably, whatever I delete will be META in a week.

That's one thing I like about Starfield, you can hoard so much useless junk! Overencumberance only means you have to take short walking breaks as you otherwise run to your ship which holds a shit load more than you, then once it's full you space teleport to your various outposts each with dozens of chests.

This is why I like to play the strength based tank character pretty much always. Can pack a small house into my pockets in most games that have str based carrying capacity. I still run out of space but at least it takes me longer.

Suka blyat, this is me, time to buy more cases.

cries in pixel dungeon