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Posted By: Pikey Posted On: Oct 30, 2004 Views: 2553	item storage Yeah i like that way were u can carry more as you level up, although it has been used in a lot of games, more D&D ones though which i dont like so much.
Posted By: level_up_for_love Posted On: Oct 17, 2003 Views: 2735	Re: items to carry within realistic capacity, I would recommend for each lone adventurer... Two swords of different elements (the strongest 2-handed sword and the strongest 1-handed sword preferably) Note: if it is an action RPG, scrap the 2-handed sword and get the strongest crossbow or boomerang The TWO best non-elemental small shields in the game, carry the one to battle and wear the other on your back (not possible in RPGs, but they should make it possible) The best light armour in the game (because heavy armour has "hit me first, I'm slow" written on them). The "Sakura boots of -10 foot odor" The "Samurai Gloves of +5 antiperspirant" The "Hairspray of ultimate spikiness" "Teen angst volume 1, the guide to" 2 Wily beer (for MP) 9 Secret of Mana's Honey, by far the most pleasant healing item available
Posted By: level_up_for_love Posted On: Oct 17, 2003 Views: 2736	Diablo/Mana style I would vote for either the Diablo/Nox school-of-severe-space-limitation, and/or the Mana's this-is-my-item-not-yours style (even better illustrated in japanese strategy games) But I had to vote for Pokemon because that's the closest thing... the pain...
Posted By: Snake Eyez Posted On: Oct 17, 2003 Views: 997	Item Storage I think the game that had the best item storage system was Parasite Eve: we were given a limited amount of space to store items, but by leveling up and distributing bonus points, we could actually increase our item capacity. I'm surprised more games haven't used this system as well.
Posted By: Will Posted On: Oct 15, 2003 Views: 860	Item You Should Pack In If I will you I would most like to choose First Aid,Communicater(if you have friend who you like to talk with),some POTION and an informater(like the one in pokemon the pokedex)
Posted By: Damage Posted On: Oct 10, 2003 Views: 948	fallout that's my fav
Posted By: Deedly Posted On: Oct 9, 2003 Views: 952	WOW I can carry 99 cabins and 99 houses but 100 potions is just WAY too damn much ^_^ thats what has always bugged me
Posted By: Blitz Posted On: Oct 7, 2003 Views: 994	Items Encumbrance! Okayokay so I like to micromanage my RPGs ;p
Posted By: Shizukana Wolf Posted On: Oct 6, 2003 Views: 951	Item storage Personally i like both limited carried and limited stored. It can be a pain, but it's realistic.... then again, we are talking about RPGs. :)
Posted By: Wilfredo Martinez Posted On: Oct 5, 2003 Views: 1010	Item Storage In my opinion, one of the most unrealistic things in RPGS is the unlimited amount of space for carrying items. Not that I wouldn't accept it, if at least SOME explanation were given, like buying a magical "botomless bag" or something, but in general characters should have limited amounts of items (and TIPES of items- really, how many suit of armor, besides the one you're wearing, can you carry?) It's realistic AND it forces the players to make choices (whoa- thinking in RPGS?) :)
Posted By: Valkyrie Esker Posted On: Oct 5, 2003 Views: 969	Re: yeah... Actually, it's 32 items.
Posted By: Mako Posted On: Oct 5, 2003 Views: 939	yeah . . . I kind of liked how in some games (Legend of the Dragoon, Super Mario RPG) there are different inventories for weapons, armor and items. I also like how there's different slots for each different item in the Final fantasy series. However, I was disappointed when I found out that in Legend of the Dragoon you can only hold a maximum of 24 items.
Posted By: Valkyrie Esker Posted On: Oct 5, 2003 Views: 885	Pack rats unite! I like habving one of every possible weapon, armor, item, and whatever else there may be in a game! It just amkes me feel like I've really completed the game a bit more.
Posted By: Dalton Of Zeal Posted On: Oct 5, 2003 Views: 899	Unlimited Carry for me! Mainly because I don't like worrying about how much space I have left too much. I mean, Earthbound was a great game, but the item space was far too small, and ended up with me calling Escargo Express far too often.