Your inventory is full.

GoodFella146

Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full.

Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full.

Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full. Your inventory is full.

Kaitona

What are you getting at?

PBpsy

Is your inventory full?
I already know that all my inventories are full.

leveltic

Hey I think your inventory might be full and you need to breakdown some stuff

PBpsy

leveltic wrote: »

Hey I think your inventory might be full and you need to breakdown some stuff

But what if it is like all purple and yellow and from 2 dozen useless sets.

I mean how could I possibly convince my self to decon my 15+ maw of the infernal pieces. That is preposterous.

Gulug-Ra

YOUR INVENTORY IS FULL...YOUR INVENTORY IS FULL.. BUYS BACKPACK UPGRADE .. COLLECTS NIRNROOT AND ONE OR TWO POINTLESS SABATONS.. YOUR INVENTORY IS FULL YOUR INVENTORY IS FULL

Junipus

GoodFella146

It's not trolling it's a frustration post. I can't fill a soul gem because my inventory is full. I can't change weapons because my inventory is full. I can't finish the quest because my inventory is full. I can't explore/loot this area here and instead must head back to town because my inventory is full.

I can't destroy a bunch of items because I need to scrounge up thousands in coin just to buy a measly 10 bank slots. I can't discard/use/sell every crafting item otherwise I may not be able to fill a requisition, which is huge at this stage of the game.

This is really my only complaint about the game. Everything else has been absolutely great (well except the voice chat BS but this is far more annoying). Why is it with games lately we are always massively shorted on inventory space?

I shouldn't have to spend 10 gold sending a piece of mail to my friend titled "Return" so that may rent 6 inventory slots. I shouldn't have to create another character to store 60 more items, only to have to deal with load times and traveling to a bank the second I need something. I shouldn't have to equip two daggers instead of my staff to gain an inventory slots just to be able to finish a quest.

It's all very annoying. It feels like storage issues is becoming a trend in gaming lately. I can't be the only one concerned/annoyed by this.

Rev Rielle

Solution: Stop picking everything - or as much - up then.
Prioritise.

Agobi

Mine too!

*Squees with glee in a manly fashion*

Rosveen

If you're trying to keep mats for all crafting professions, you're going to have a bad time.

GoodFella146

Rev Rielle wrote: »

Solution: Stop picking everything - or as much - up then.
Prioritise.

Lol why even post this? It's a "hey there is a foundation issue" post not a "gee what should I do because I don't know what to do" post.

This would be like someone saying they are having a hard time paying the bills due to the economy and your answer is as follows:

"Solution: Stop spending all of your - or as much - money then. Prioritize."

The core of the problem there is the economy. The core of the problem here is the lack of space easily obtainable in the game.

Tandor

Inventory management would be greatly eased if there was a half-functional trading system. In all other MMOs I get round such issues by selling most stuff at better prices than selling it as trash to merchants, and that gives me enough money to buy extra storage. I love this game and consider it by a long way to be the best around but its trading system really is abysmal and causes so many other problems.

Tankqull

Rev Rielle wrote: »

Solution: Stop picking everything - or as much - up then.
Prioritise.

he can do that easily but he has to get rid of items when ever he enters a town addons like junkbuster, dustman etc are really handsome here...

ADarklore

It amazes me how some people have inventory problems, while others don't. Perhaps this then, is not so much of a game issue, but a personal issue. When I first started the game I reached max inventory while questing, so I went to the bag merchant and upgraded, I also upgraded my bank space... both of which the initial purchase is fairly cheap. What I learned along the way is that there is absolutely NO REASON to keep everything, and I frequently destroy things that have ZERO value even if I could eventually sell them in a Trade Guild, I still don't even bother.

The solution is to join multiple Trade Guilds, and at each major city find your bank and sell things through the Trade Store. Also, decon everything you aren't planning to research, and only worry about selling Mats... don't try to sell useless leveling gear through the Trade Store; you can also sell gear to regular Merchants if you don't want to decon or if you don't belong to a Trade Guild. Currently, I run three Crafts and maintain all my crafting materials in the bank- which I have expanded to 80 slots, my character has 70 slots and I have yet to run out of space anymore.

As others have said, proper inventory management is the key, and not being a hoarder... ESO is NOT hoarder friendly.

mikey27

If your desperate, buy 60 bag upgrades for your horse from the crown store, so you'll have 140 in inv, 80 in bank, = 220 + say 90 items in guild stores + just 1 alt? = 370...

Rev Rielle

GoodFella146 wrote: »

Rev Rielle wrote: »

Solution: Stop picking everything - or as much - up then.
Prioritise.

Lol why even post this? It's a "hey there is a foundation issue" post not a "gee what should I do because I don't know what to do" post.

This would be like someone saying they are having a hard time paying the bills due to the economy and your answer is as follows:

"Solution: Stop spending all of your - or as much - money then. Prioritize."

The core of the problem there is the economy. The core of the problem here is the lack of space easily obtainable in the game.

Excuse me? Look at your opening post. Unfortunately your analogy misses the point completely. Why don't you use the search function and have a look; this topic has been spoken about ad nauseam since before the game launched.

However painful to hear, it's the truth. Haven't you hear of the adage; Prevent is better than cure? It applies very much so to your situation. We other thousands have managed to deal with it. I'm sure with just a little effort you can too. The core of your problem is you're trying to play the game in a manner the developers did not intend. As others have said; the game is not hoarder friendly, you have to think a little about it and use your discretion.

kongkim

Go sell your stuff them. Its not that hard to can teleport from anywere and there are alot of waypoints.

QuadroTony

i just lold from the topic

your inventory is fool

i never had such problems
you need to start thinking when you playing

jsmorgan87

Put all your materials for crafting in the bank, you will be able to use them.

MornaBaine

ADarklore wrote: »

It amazes me how some people have inventory problems, while others don't. Perhaps this then, is not so much of a game issue, but a personal issue. When I first started the game I reached max inventory while questing, so I went to the bag merchant and upgraded, I also upgraded my bank space... both of which the initial purchase is fairly cheap. What I learned along the way is that there is absolutely NO REASON to keep everything, and I frequently destroy things that have ZERO value even if I could eventually sell them in a Trade Guild, I still don't even bother.

The solution is to join multiple Trade Guilds, and at each major city find your bank and sell things through the Trade Store. Also, decon everything you aren't planning to research, and only worry about selling Mats... don't try to sell useless leveling gear through the Trade Store; you can also sell gear to regular Merchants if you don't want to decon or if you don't belong to a Trade Guild. Currently, I run three Crafts and maintain all my crafting materials in the bank- which I have expanded to 80 slots, my character has 70 slots and I have yet to run out of space anymore.

As others have said, proper inventory management is the key, and not being a hoarder... ESO is NOT hoarder friendly.

I belong to one trade guild, used to belong to three. However, needing to do so is just silly. I belong to a trade guild, a PvP guild and 3 roleplay guilds. Some people like to belong to PvE guilds that focus on end game like trials, etc. We shouldn't need to belong to multiple trade guilds at all. Also, let's talk about how poor our storage design really is in this game. A "list?" Really? When it should darn well be a grid where I can sort things to where I can find them with ease? And what about trophies and disguises? They STILL haven't managed to put them in the collections tab where they belong so...they take up precious space in my inventory. Inventory space may not be an issue for everyone but the fact that it IS for (I'm guessing) at least half of the player base IS a problem and ZoS needs to fix it.

GoodFella146

Rev Rielle wrote: »

GoodFella146 wrote: »

Rev Rielle wrote: »

Solution: Stop picking everything - or as much - up then.
Prioritise.

Lol why even post this? It's a "hey there is a foundation issue" post not a "gee what should I do because I don't know what to do" post.

This would be like someone saying they are having a hard time paying the bills due to the economy and your answer is as follows:

"Solution: Stop spending all of your - or as much - money then. Prioritize."

The core of the problem there is the economy. The core of the problem here is the lack of space easily obtainable in the game.

Excuse me? Look at your opening post. Unfortunately your analogy misses the point completely. Why don't you use the search function and have a look; this topic has been spoken about ad nauseam since before the game launched.

However painful to hear, it's the truth. Haven't you hear of the adage; Prevent is better than cure? It applies very much so to your situation. We other thousands have managed to deal with it. I'm sure with just a little effort you can too. The core of your problem is you're trying to play the game in a manner the developers did not intend. As others have said; the game is not hoarder friendly, you have to think a little about it and use your discretion.

Actually it doesn't miss the point. There is no way to avoid the problem without screwing some aspect up somewhere. Just like in the example there's no way to dodge the economy issue. You're either going to be costed your time, gold, or crafting materials all because the storage space cannot be easily expanded with what you'll need. The people that don't have issues are almost certainly not trying to level up all trades, and probably just run around ignoring anything without a waypoint on it.

And I don't need to use the search function on better ways to deal with the problem because I already know the best ways to help the problem, which wasn't the point if you read my second post (obviously not the first one lol, why even point that out?).

If the developers didn't intend us to make money while trying to level up all trades then that's just dumb. The problem really gets exacerbated when research takes 6, 12, 24, 48, etc. hours at a time to research traits, and only 1, 2, 3 at a time. Since everything takes a great deal of effort to level up, I don't want to leave anything behind. If I'm having to drop that much coin on bank space I should get more than 10 slots for those prices.

Hopefully you see the difference now but I'm skeptical. We'll see.

QuadroTony

<- Skyrim is there

GoodFella146

kongkim wrote: »

Go sell your stuff them. Its not that hard to can teleport from anywere and there are alot of waypoints.

Does not solve the problem. If I just sell everything then I'm losing out significantly on trade xp, along with items for researching purposes.

GoodFella146

QuadroTony wrote: »

i just lold from the topic

your inventory is fool

i never had such problems
you need to start thinking when you playing

You sound like one of these people who thinks we can rebuild the ozone layer by sending up tanks of ozone.

QuadroTony

your words lost any kind of point and sense

GoodFella146

QuadroTony wrote: »

your words lost any kind of point and sense

You can take that to mean that your suggestion doesn't solve the problem.

The best solution is probably to just make more characters. Which sucks because it takes more time than I wanna spend on transferring and stuff like that. Eventually the problem will go away with more coin and knocking out a lot more of the traits to research but it sucks starting off the game like that. Hence the annoyance and hence the post.

Rev Rielle

If only closed minds came with closed mouths, or in this case 'idle fingers'.

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GoodFella146

Rev Rielle wrote: »

If only closed minds came with closed mouths, or in this case 'idle fingers'.

Click on another thread then. I recommend one with unicorns in your case.

Blackhorne

GoodFella146 wrote: »

Rev Rielle wrote: »

Solution: Stop picking everything - or as much - up then.
Prioritise.

Lol why even post this? It's a "hey there is a foundation issue" post not a "gee what should I do because I don't know what to do" post.

This would be like someone saying they are having a hard time paying the bills due to the economy and your answer is as follows:

"Solution: Stop spending all of your - or as much - money then. Prioritize."

The core of the problem there is the economy. The core of the problem here is the lack of space easily obtainable in the game.

"I'm having a hard time paying the bills due to the economy" and "I can't fit every item in the game into my pack" both have TWO roots (actually more, but two which are relevant to this conversation.) The first root, as you've mentioned, is the economy/game mechanics. The second root is you: your choices determine what you're spending, even in a bad economy and what you're keeping in a pack, even in a game with difficult storage mechanics. That's precisely what @Rev Rielle meant when s/he said "Prioritise."

GoodFella146 wrote: »

There is no way to avoid the problem without screwing some aspect up somewhere. Just like in the example there's no way to dodge the economy issue. You're either going to be costed your time, gold, or crafting materials all because the storage space cannot be easily expanded with what you'll need.

You're confusing "need" with "want" here. You WANT to level up all crafting professions at once. You WANT to play only one character. You WANT to save more of every crafting material than you'll ever need.

You don't NEED to do any of those things.

GoodFella146 wrote: »

The people that don't have issues are almost certainly not trying to level up all trades, and probably just run around ignoring anything without a waypoint on it.

Nope. Completionist here. I'm leveling all trades, finding every location, keeping every set piece I find (excluding duplicates) and (trying to) complete every quest. No problem with inventory whatsoever. Here's how I do it:
1. Have 3 characters -- one for each alliance, one for every two trades (I actually have two with clothing and all have provisioning, but that's just my split.) This allows me to start with triple the space, a shared bank to exchange materials, and I can do every alliance at once. Keeps everything fresh.
2. Refine raw materials at once -- there's no benefit to keeping the raw stuff around.
3. Don't keep more than one full stack of refined materials -- selling refined materials is one of the best ways of both making money and saving inventory space in the game.

These and many more methods of managing inventory space have been discussed on these forums. A simple search would have given you all the information you need. If you did that search, and still feel this is a fundamentally broken mechanic, go play another game. This one's not for you.