Tips to Prevent Overloading Your Inventory in Starfield
Unveiling Starfield: Bethesda's Newest RPG Adventure
Here we introduce Bethesda's latest offering in the RPG genre, Starfield. This expansive game is chock-full of quests to accomplish and extraterrestrial beings to battle. It's teeming with objects to seize, exchange, and manipulate. However, it's all too easy to amass too much clutter and suddenly find yourself weighed down, unable to fast-travel or sprint with your usual agility. But don't worry, there's a way to steer clear of this frustrating scenario.
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My Journey into Starfield
Having spent roughly 55 hours exploring Starfield, I've managed to avoid being overburdened for most of that time. Usually, I'm carrying under 100kg of weight at any given moment. How do I do it? After years of immersing myself in Bethesda's games, I've become an expert in managing the arsenal, health items, and miscellaneous objects you collect while navigating through the studio's vast open-world RPGs. Allow me to help you avoid being overencumbered with these helpful tips and tricks!
Stop Hoarding Everything
Yes, it may seem obvious, but seriously, stop hoarding everything! Bethesda games are known for their interactive environment where every item can be seized, manipulated, stored, and sold. But there's no need to gather everything in sight. You may think, "I can sell all this for credits!" While technically true, you won't earn much from selling junk. There are more efficient ways to earn credits in Starfield, like completing quests and selling high-value items such as rare suits, weapons, and lightweight objects that can fetch hundreds of credits. So, resist the urge to pick up that cup and walk away.
Increase Your Carrying Capacity
In every Bethesda open-world RPG, certain stats are always beneficial. Having extra health and the ability to lockpick anything are as useful in Starfield as they were in Skyrim. Similarly, improving the skill that allows you to carry more items without becoming overburdened is extremely useful. Grab this skill early on to start working on its requirements to unlock higher levels. Trust me, it will save you time in the long run.
Check Your Inventory Regularly
Sorting your inventory by weight is a good habit to develop. Often, you'll find a random spacesuit or other items taking up a large chunk of your carrying capacity. Manage these items effectively and don't let them clutter up your character. Among your heaviest items, you might find one of the most common reasons for being overencumbered: ship parts.
Don't Hoard Ship Parts
Ship parts are very useful items, allowing you to repair your ship during combat. However, they are also very heavy, weighing 10kg each. It's easy to accumulate a stack of these and not realize it until you pick up a weapon and become overencumbered. Be cautious with these heavy items and manage your inventory wisely.
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