Symbols for inventory items

eugene.wongseb17_ESO · February 2015

I'm pretty confused by this.

For example, I have one 'clear water' and if you hover above it it says '16 (chest) 1 (bag)'

And 54 'aged meat' that says '54 (bag)'.

Qrees · February 2015

This means that you have:
1 clear water in your bag and 16 clear water on your bank account.
The same goes with meat: you have 54 in your bag (inventory) and none in your bank account.

Bag is displayed when you press "I", it's your inventory. You can access your bank account in most major cities (it's marked by chest icon).

eugene.wongseb17_ESO · February 2015

Ahhh thanks.

what about weight - I cant see how much clear water or aged meat weighs, or how much an item weighs?

wayfarerb14_ESO · February 2015

Items don't have weight in eso- they just take up an inventory slot. If you can only hold 10 items in your bag, then you can have only 10 different items. But most items stack in the game, usually in stacks of 100. So in your bag that can only hold 10 items, you can have 100 worms, 42 jute, etc. Items that don't stack include weapons, armor, looted glyphs, siege equipment. But the crafting mats will stack.

I hope this helps!

eugene.wongseb17_ESO · February 2015

Thanks, that clears a lot up.

Btw how do you know how many items stack up?

PatchMax · February 2015

Bank and bag space does not depend on weight. Armour, weapons and similar takes up one space per item, whether it's a two-handed sword or a dagger. 100 iron bars takes up one space, as does 100 diamonds. So weight is (at the moment) irrelevant I think and therefore not displayed.

Gyudan · February 2015

Many materials will stack up to 200 with update 6. Currently only runes can go that far.

You can increase inventory space up to 110 slots through backpack upgrades, with up to 60 additional slots if you're using a horse with inventory upgrades.