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this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2023
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Isn't this just typical of pretty much every game of this type?
It's part of the game style, is it not? Any action/RPG-type game I can think of has encumbrance as a mechanic, so I don't see how this is something to write about.
My issue is, encumbrance is fine if it's engaging. Limit me to a few weapons and pieces of armor. But if ALL of the junk is going to be lootable, then make it 1. Worthwhile and 2. Not a hassle. If you give me a shiny, so help me imma loot it, and if it's actual trash, that's just a big waste of time and disappointing
I don't disagree.
Just saying I pretty much expect it from this type of game.
Not really. Some have space-based inventory instead of encumbrance, some have no limit, and some don't have many items to pick up.
Weight-based inventory is relatively rare in my experience, though it's very common for Bethesda games.