Thread 723397005

What's is /v/'s favourite kind of inventory system in games?

For me, it's a list with weight limits, ala skyrim and fallout.

why she looks evil

>>723397005 (OP)
Infinite inventory space with meaningless stuff like weight when the game doesn't track weight and lore when the game world doesn't make sense.

>>723397005 (OP)
she looks like a disgusting subhuman goblin with that nose

Hauling everything in your hands

>>723397005 (OP)
I love hate tarkovs Tetris fuckfest
I hate Pure weight One mainly due to fallout trauma , nothing worse then being stuck in bumfuck no where without a companion overweight

>>723397005 (OP)
>.t woman that keeps a completely disorganized purse with multiple cluttered items

This is true. Unless you're a student you should definitely be carrying a brief case, or have your own office where you can keep all your work-related things.

>>723397496
new encumbrance mechanic:
>you can still run but you randomly lose items as you go

>>723397005 (OP)
I stopped using a backpack for work and now I use one of those
I leave my laptop at desk and I only need to carry my phone, earbuds and little shit
Much better tbdesu

>>723397084
evil thoughts -> evil face

>>723397005 (OP)
>the opinion of a women is retarded
who would've thunk

>>723398059
do you carry potatoes and onions from the store in your big boy briefcase?

>>723397005 (OP)
i really liked death stranding's approach to inventory, but i figure most games would suffer from implementing it as is.

>>723398091
peak zoomercore

>>723398357
I am a zoomer

>>723397005 (OP)
Desu I don't care much for list systems. It's annoying to essentially pause the game to scroll through a long list to find a single consumable, so I end ignoring them most of the time. I honestly think that smaller, tighter systems are better.

>>723398091
I use a fanny pack myself

>>723397005 (OP)
>not doing good

>objects take up an amount of standard squares based on item type
>you have a big rectangle full of squares to fill in your inventory
>there is an extra row of squares at the bottom that nothing will ever fit neatly into. ever

>>723397005 (OP)
>doing good

>>723397005 (OP)
Where am I supposed to put my take-out mcdonalds then if not in a backpack

>>723397005 (OP)
Shes 100% right though

>>723397005 (OP)
This bitch thinks everyone with a backpack is an evil cunt like her.

>>723397005 (OP)
don't ever listen to a woman, they don't know shit about fuck, probably only said that because the chick chad prefers over her is wearing a backpack, vindictive sluts the lot of them.

>>723398294
Why would you buy potatoes and onion?

>>723397005 (OP)
I mean she's right to some extent
We've normalized living like cockroaches

>>723399806
They just don't have empathy

I love pretty much every RE inventory system. RE4 cache is obviously the best but the RE7 inventory is nice too. It's a good middle ground between the classic RE inventories with a pretty limited number of slots and the RE4 cache system with a huge number of slots and every item takes up at least two. It also is immersive and the most interesting thing about it compared to every single other inventory system in Resident Evil games is that it does NOT pause when you use it. This can lead to some pretty thrilling situations in the game. I'd almost say I prefer it to the RE4 cache case, maybe I do actually. But visually, the design is less soulful than most RE inventories, although it does do a great job of keeping you immersed.

this desu real adults use man purses and purses and fuck their backs to look cool to others

if you're not looking cool to others you're just not doing good

>>723400516
to eat

>>723398078
Nu DDA does this and it sucks. You just end up not using the pockets from which items can fall out.

>>723397005 (OP)
I like tetris shit, especially if its combined with weight limits so something like stalker but not quite it

>>723401570
Does it have spaghetti?

>>723402097
I think it does but they don't really flow even after you cook them.

>>723397005 (OP)
>>723401281
Seconding this
Re4 Cache system with upgradeable briefcases and the unlockable attachments, it somehow made inventory management actually FUN, it adds a touch of realism (Sort of) and looks really well presented especially in the remake

I want an item management system that’s connected to your equipment. The more damage your equipment takes, the more likely you drop the item with every step you take.
Some of th best moment of Stalker Gamma is when I load in a magazine and it turns out to be empty and I die because of my mistake. I want this to be extended to my items as well.

>>723397496
KURWA BOBR

>>723402476
>bobbre

>>723400101
It's because backpack = no car = poor.

>>723398091
a bit wiggerish but I get it
still
backpack > over the shoulder fannypack > messenger bag

>>723401281
>>723402392
please stay on topic we're discussing why backpacks are for losers and the potential alternatives

>>723397005 (OP)
Researchers wear backpacks. Prolific researchers in academia, director level scientists, and even Nobel prize winning PIs wear backpacks. What does this dumb bitch do?

>>723403092
not have sex with them

>>723403092
lmfao look at this poindexter

>>723403371
That's okay. She's less attractive than the average undergrad assistant.

>>723403713
That's Dr. Poindexter to you, you little shit.

>>723402932
I have a fanny pack but I prefer the messenger bag, easier to put and remove
I'm sure I look like a wigger to some but I don't care anymore about how I look tbdesu

>>723401693
Disaster Report had a cool 3D version of tetris inventory. I think certain tools and stuff could hang outside the backpack or sit in a side pocket too. I don't know of any other games that do that.

>walk to the grocery store one street over
>kikess expects me to buy a bag every time instead of reusing comfy backpack

>>723397005 (OP)
Doing well. You're not doing well.

>>723397005 (OP)
infinite space like in gothic

>>723403092
Now that you point it out, most of my peers (and me) wear backpacks when going to work, no matter if they have a car or whatever. I just like having some storage space just in case.
t. PhD in physics
>>723403371
I'll be real, I would not tap it even given an opportunity.

>>723398194
da foook is this

>>723406356
I think it's alone in the dark

>>723406670
yeah it is

>>723405908
You WILL live in a suburbia.
You WILL drive 20km to the closest Walmart.
You WILL buy 50kg worth of "food" (full of preservatives) for the next month because it's annoying to drive that far.
You WILL buy 30 plastic bags to carry all that.