Game has inventory weight limit

>I made a reference, get it?
Go watch big bang theory

>game requires this exact post to be made at this exact time for it to even boot
Thank God.

Yes sir, first thing it do too

>play Kingdom come: Deliverance
>no weight limit
>adventure for nearly two hours
>kill like 3-4 entire bandit + cuman camps
>just two men's gear
>take everything anyway
>weigh so much that I can't run anymore
>can stash it on my horse
>now the horse can't run anymore
>horse walks snail pace to the nearest shop to sell shit
>walk snail pace to the interior of the shop
>merchant don't have enough money to pay for even 1/10th of what I'm carrying
>walk snail pace back to the horse
>walk snail pace to the next town's merchant (took like 20 mins or more)
>rinse and repeat this process for like 1.5 hours
>finally got all the garbage sold after running through almost every merchant in the game

>quit game because I'm so fucking exhausted and burned out
>never launched the game again after that

I wish I knew what mental illness I have that caused me to be this obsessed and not give a fuck about all that hard work I did once I was done.
It's not a bad game, I just played it awfully for no reason other than virtual greed, and once I was done, I was so bored and disappointed in myself that I never played it anymore.
Maybe I subconsciously associate the game with a bad experience so I don't want to play it even though I know it's a decent game? idk

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>Have to pop into the menu
>Drop something
>Pick the item back up
Even throwing out shit randomly isn't good enough because you'll pick up enough garbage by accident that your inventory will be flooded anyways. I don't know why among every other convienence limited (total, having a small inventory for "going out" is fine as long as stuff gets sent to the big inventory) inventories are still a huge thing. The only people that like having to constantly sort through menus are complete autists.

>speedrun has super precise out of bounds strategies

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>game has weight limit
>only uses whole integers for weight
>small insignificant things like food and crafting materials take up a ridiculous amount of your inventory as a result

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WRONG WAY DOWN A ONE WAY STREET

fucking this. also why even have a healthbar or stats at all? we all know that limitations is not what makes a game fun! I should be able to do ANYTHING! surely that wouldn't get boring fast.

What did he do?

graphite

Weight limits and encumbrance are bullshit. I get the idea behind them, to prevent the player from just having an infinite number of different types of weapons, armor, potions, etc on him at all times. But the real net effect is that when you're collecting loot (in games designed 100% around collecting loot, mind you) you have to constantly worry about how to take all your shit back to your house.

I'd much prefer some sort of hybrid system where you can only have a certain number of equippable items until you reconfigure your loadout. All other stuff you can still pick up and carry, but you cannot equip. That way you can still loot all the shit you want and pick up all those shitty little alchemy and crafting ingredients and all the armor pieces because you're autistic about making sure you have multiple complete sets of everything.

Fuck you.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is one of the best first person RPGs to come out in a long, long time. You're a bitch ass peasant, with a bitch ass horse, and neither of you can barely stay alive in a fight; much less carry 4 people's worth of gear. It's your fault you didn't prioritize getting the most profitable gear and ditching the rest.

Who the fuck is going to want 15 rotten cabbages? That busted gambeson is 5 pounds but only sells for 11, what're you doing? Play the game again without thinking you're playing Skyrim and you'll do a lot better.

I wasn't collecting food, and I was collecting only the most expensive shit

The thing is, the most expensive shit tend to also be the heaviest (helms, weapons, plates etc)
I know I was playing like a retard, but I'd prefer if you didn't tease me for it.
I can't help if it if I got too in to it.
Sometimes I wish I could show as much obsessive enthusiasm in real life as I do in some games

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Fun limitations make a game fun.
Boring and tedious limitations make a game boring and tedious.
Limitations are a tool, they are not inherently good or bad.