Hello RPG-games.

I think inventory weight is a thing of the past, and has no room in modern RPG's. It really doesn't add anything to a game, just turns annoying when you're constantly balancing between almost overburdened and being overburdened.

Sincerely,
Hoarder

It be great if a storage system happens, making all the top witcher gear and weapons takes up the inventory, be great to store the items I don't use.

*ignore this comment.

It be great if a storage system happens, making all the top witcher gear and weapons takes up the inventory.

"though to be fair in this game i've only been overburdened twice in around 200h"

I have every Witcher set/sword/crossbow in my inventory. There's not much left for other armor or equipment. At one point i was pretty much overburdened if i picked up a heavy set somewhere. I was pretty fucked when i started to mastercraft the witcher sets. I needed money, but i only had room for few items to sell. Great job for not having a chest in a RPG.

"Inventory weight/management helps form a gameplay routine--by forcing players to return to a vendor to sell items"
"In short, it breaks up the monotony."

So, doing quests is monotony (actual gameplay), and i'm forced to visit a vendor (a chore), because it breaks the monotony. Going to a vendor is not the most fun thing in gaming.

"the game keeps the player from spending too long performing the same task over and over."

By making me going to a vendor over and over?

Why not make currency actually have some value, that player visits vendors often just to get money. There is far too many games where you are rich after 1/4 of the game and don't have to think money at all for the rest of the game.

I've had to stop playing this past week because of work & it's driving me crazy!
...can't wait to get back...

Over 50% is PC. RE9 was the same

From this moment henceforth, Xbox hardware shall simply just exist but have no significant bearing from a business standpoint or from a gamer culture standpoint. It will simply be there for the people that want to have it and that's fine if they're selling it at a high price and actually making money off each sale.

But they should never ever again be Xbox fanboys anymore than they should be Lenovo laptop fanboys it's just a piece of hardware that exists to serve a purpose for niche group of people.

I’ll say this. Cyberpunk had a tumultuous start on console. Even if it had sold like crazy, that whole almost unplayable fiasco and being given no questions asked refunds made a lot of people not look back.
When it comes to PC, people are a lot more forgiving of things like that, especially on Steam, because of the return policy. I really think console manufacturers should implement the exact same refund policy. Was it played under X time? Refund it. It makes people take that risk on games a LOT more than on console. Bought this game and it was broken? Refund it. They said they fixed it 3 months later? Buy it again. It’s fixed but just not fun? Refund it. On console you don’t have that luxury. Was it downloaded? GG. No refund. Lord knows my Steam library is full of “I’ll try it” games that I loved and I’m glad I can take a rush on. On console, specifically PlayStation because I’m not buying Xbox games, I take calculated risk. Known developers. Shinobi, Ninja Gaiden ragebound, stuff like that. Obviously big exclusives and games too. I would have never tried Little Bookstore on PlayStation, but on Steam… why not? Hellish Quart? Why not. Buckshot Roulette? Why not.

this is why console sales matter, folks.

Never gonna complain at this especially as I havent played the PS5 version yet. Give me a Pro patch 😂😂

They're finally fixing the godawful inventory system? Yes!