Extend inventory space with purchased 'bags' or 'backpacks'

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PuppiesWithGuns wrote:

I'm pretty sure GGG considers paying to increasing your inventory size a pay-to-win feature. For example, it would allow people who buy micro-transaction points to carry out significantly more loot from high level maps.

Nailed it right there, it is a game breaking advantage. It not only gives said bag owner the options to get better gear but to amass currency items way faster than intended. There is math going on behind this game we play, fucking with that always has dire consequences.

Won't happen, sorry OP.

This isn't WoW and this isn't a pay-to-win game.

NO

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BlackDeathBE wrote:

Yea, that would totally be the same. Damn, I'm amazed morons like you can also enjoy this game and browse the forums.

Speaking of browsing, why are you posting a suggestion thats in the sticky?

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I know there's something similar in the 'common suggestions' sticky thread, but I think this is different enough to deserve a separate topic / discussion. I also don't think the answer to that suggestion can be applied to this one, but I'm not going to elaborate on that further in this initial post.

:)

The suggestion in the sticky does not mention the idea of 'bags', neither does it mention making these things 'purchasable' with microtransaction coins. I thought that this would be a nice way to spend them, comparable to 'more stash space' (which will also make you slightly richer, since you can stock more items which you can sell on the market).

But whetever :)

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17. Increase the inventory space/increase town portal scroll drops.
Right now the inventory space is working as intended. If it were made any larger, then there would be more magic items and rares to sell, increasing the number of orbs of alteration you'd get, or increasing the number of rares on the trade market. This would create problems with the way the economy is designed. It's intended that you ration your town portal scrolls, but later in the game they will drop far more frequently (and so will rares).

I dont see that much difference to your "bags or "bagpacks" here.

Personally, stash tabs are already quite borderline pay-to-win and inventory space would overdo it to me. I would feel too forced to buy that stuff.

The only problem I have right now with the limited bag space is the fact that instead of performing inventory management back in the town, I'm now doing it after every battle in the field. I'm still early in the game and dont know what is "good" versus other stuff, so I'm examining just about everything that drops and it's difficult to weed out all the clutter on the ground in a heap as opposed to stacked neatly in my inventory.

What would be good would be to have filters on stuff on the ground. There may be filters and I just haven't found them yet, but they will be necessary to determine "upgrades" from general vendor trash.

Generally aRPGs, I load up all the loot and sort it later in town. This game really has that 180'd for me and it's taking some getting used to. I do hope they put methods into the game to help with inventory priority. I dont want to become complacent and leave good stuff on the ground, but at the same time, I dont want to sift through every heap of stuff enemies drop every single mob. That just becomes cumbersome.

I'd be happy if he/they added a SINGLE ROW across the bottom of our inventory! :D

Do it for everyone and there are many more happy players AND no P2W nonsense! :D