It'll add to your inventory max. If you're at 80 now and you do a capacity riding lesson for the day, that character will now be at 81. It's a permanent inventory increase for that character.
SirGreenDay wrote: »It'll add to your inventory max. If you're at 80 now and you do a capacity riding lesson for the day, that character will now be at 81. It's a permanent inventory increase for that character.
So, what's the Max 60 refer to then?
1 more Q I just thought of.
What is FEEDING?
How do you do it, and what are the benefits?
I don't see any FEEDING option when I speak to the Trainer.
Thanks.
SirGreenDay wrote: »It'll add to your inventory max. If you're at 80 now and you do a capacity riding lesson for the day, that character will now be at 81. It's a permanent inventory increase for that character.
So, what's the Max 60 refer to then?
1 more Q I just thought of.
What is FEEDING?
How do you do it, and what are the benefits?
I don't see any FEEDING option when I speak to the Trainer.
Thanks.
Max 60 is how many additional inventory boosts you can get from the riding trainer. It's an additional way to increase inventory space. I didn't say anything about feeding, it's not a thing. If you've heard something about feeding it was because the system used to be that you fed your mount. Now you just train your character.
Wow. Go back and re-read his post. Then go back and re-read yours. He's clearly not the one with an attitude problem. You replied directly to his post asking him what feeding was. He very politely replied to you that he didn't say anything about feeding, because feeding isn't something that exists in the game any more, and if you've heard someone say "feeding" it's because of the old system. He was polite and helpful to you, and you just jumped down his throat for it. You seriously owe @Yattaq an apology.SirGreenDay wrote: »SirGreenDay wrote: »It'll add to your inventory max. If you're at 80 now and you do a capacity riding lesson for the day, that character will now be at 81. It's a permanent inventory increase for that character.
So, what's the Max 60 refer to then?
1 more Q I just thought of.
What is FEEDING?
How do you do it, and what are the benefits?
I don't see any FEEDING option when I speak to the Trainer.
Thanks.
Max 60 is how many additional inventory boosts you can get from the riding trainer. It's an additional way to increase inventory space. I didn't say anything about feeding, it's not a thing. If you've heard something about feeding it was because the system used to be that you fed your mount. Now you just train your character.
You have a serious attitude problem kid.
I never said that you said anything about feeding, so I don't know why you copped the attitude.
Unbelievable.
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SirGreenDay wrote: »SirGreenDay wrote: »It'll add to your inventory max. If you're at 80 now and you do a capacity riding lesson for the day, that character will now be at 81. It's a permanent inventory increase for that character.
So, what's the Max 60 refer to then?
1 more Q I just thought of.
What is FEEDING?
How do you do it, and what are the benefits?
I don't see any FEEDING option when I speak to the Trainer.
Thanks.
Max 60 is how many additional inventory boosts you can get from the riding trainer. It's an additional way to increase inventory space. I didn't say anything about feeding, it's not a thing. If you've heard something about feeding it was because the system used to be that you fed your mount. Now you just train your character.
You have a serious attitude problem kid.
I never said that you said anything about feeding, so I don't know why you copped the attitude.
Unbelievable.