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Baldur’s Gate 3 players demand major “quality of life” changes for inventory management
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I almost gave up because of the atrocious inventory management. I lost many items because of it. Or maybe I didn’t. I don’t know because everything is all over place.
My party is suboptimal in weapons, armor, and magic items because it's too slow to pickpocket the non-selected party to see their inventory and the camp chest and compare it to everything else
this I can't understand. at all. if everyone is in camp, why can I not browse everyone's inventory? it makes no sense.
how many times have I got an item that's awesome for a character that's not in my party, but I have no inventory so I have someone else pick it up.
unless you're diligent and sending every single thing to camp, it's a pain in the ass to swap gear around. I still use the goody-bag method for gear drops. but it's not perfect and it can fail if you don't do management every time you play.