The key to inventory management in BG3 is realizing that there's no economy since you can steal infinite amounts of gear and gold from merchants and thus not picking up garbage items that won't sell for much. Or at least this was the case on launch, don't know if they changed how thievery works.
I love having various bags for different types of items like in BG2 so I hope someone will create a mod that adds things like coinpurses, weapon and armour backpacks or tubes for scrolls. So far you can only do it manually and it works like a slog.
You don't like hoarding scrolls/potions in their hundreds for a difficult fight that will never come and items that might be used for a quest you've long since forgotten?I love having various bags for different types of items like in BG2 so I hope someone will create a mod that adds things like coinpurses, weapon and armour backpacks or tubes for scrolls. So far you can only do it manually and it works like a slog.
I don't like having cluttered inventory. It makes me feel like some hobo
I absolutely hate the fact that bg3 sticks all these crazy items on random vendors. Like 18 dex gloves? at least make me fight a dragon for it, or something
I tried the two that were most popular a year ago or so, and both weren't very good. Attack damage is too low, difficulty checks are too low, extra attacks just don't quite cut it.
For real? Do you approve of it?
It's not perfect but it has its virtues
Imagine making this type of retardation a mark of pride.
Is he wrong?
Yes in general (there a lot of "pretty faces" available in the character creation, that if anything suffers a bit of "Zoolander syndrome") AND on top of it YES again, because "I'm not going to play the game because I can't make my character girly enough" is a retarded take to flaunt around, about anything. With a hint of faggotry, too.
It's 7 patches of letting le reddit army pretend that disappointing their fathers was not a mistake.
I doubt the modding tool will change anything. They already confirmed it won't be able to alter the story in any meaningful way. And the modders has added plenty of interesting classes, weapons, armos and spells without it.
I think Derryth occasionally sells Hyena Ears in Act 3 and there are apparently a few other vendors that have either those or a speed potion once in a while too, but I agree that they're valuable and you should still hoard the ones in Act 1 to avoid having to rest spam later to stock up.
Modding tools alone won't change anything indeed. For modding tools to be used, you need a dedicated and talented modding community. Last time I checked (which was years ago), Divinity games never had any new adventure modules worth playing.
