>find obscure mystical looking item
>"It's probably just junk"
>keep it in case it becomes useful
>it really is just junk
>find item
>use it to see if it's any good
>find out later it's one of a kind
>Hoard potions all game in case of difficult boss battle where I need them
>Never need them and end up with 5 million in my inventory by the time the end game credits roll
>Potions to resist 12 different status effects.
>Status effects so rare and weak healing potions are better in every situation.
>never use elixers
>>319357658
>I know exactly where, what, and who is behind (shit like) this on the Internette
>have fapped to it on multiple occasions
Feels good faym
>poison is either easily resisted by high-level monsters, too weak to do any damage, or the monsters are too weak to bother using poison in the first place
>collect tons of junk
>spend hours upon hours building cool shit for people that never use it.
>it has no relevance whatsoever to the game
>elemental damage in game
>almost all of it ever used is fire
>item is required to beat the game
>can be sold to a shop without any warning
>untradeable holiday event items
>limited inventory space
>find an item
>sell it because it's probably just junk
>turns out you can't get the best items in the game because you sold that item
Fuck you, super mario RPG.
pick up an item that weighs 5 lb's. gonna stash it in my X. Can't it's a quest item. Rip my OCD.
thanks bethesda and all ur buggy games.
>Game has a crafting system using items from fallen enemies
>Decide to spend time crafting most of everything before doing the final level
>Use a third-party guide since there is no in-game assistance like it for crafting materials
>Learn that an item is only obtainable from one enemy in one stage you can never return back to after completing it
>Not having that item prevents you from one of the greater crafting rewards available
>find a unique weapon with special name/properties
>outclassed by generic longsword #20 once you reach the next city
>>319357953
>find the big gun of the game
>refrain from using it and hoard all the ammo I can find
>only wind up using it for one mission
>then hit the bit in the game where they take away all your weapons
>you never get it back
>>319362367
Morrowind chalice in that desert cult temple, im looking at you.
>exploran
>find cool cup, worth 300 gold
>cool ill sell this
>decide to finally do the story missions
>said cup is required to progress
>can't find the merchant I sold it too
>play one game when i was little
>if you take the unique shit healing item (an apple i think) you get on the start of the game to the last boss you unlocked a secret ending
>this has ruined every game henceforth
>take every meaningless shit to the endgame everytime.
>it never does anything.
i seriously wish i knew how to stop.
>>319364269
>Find most powerful gun in the game
>Ammo incredibly rare, save it for the final boss
>The gun is completely useless against the final boss
>>319362025
This.
Is there any other game where elements other than fire are useful? I can understand because the burn status for extra damage pretty much trumps every other element. The only time to use anything else is if the enemy fully outright resists fire.
>>319362604
>you can't store it
>you can't sell it
>you can't drop it
>using it causes a 2 second animtion
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>>319357247
> A companion who opens up to you and talk about their horrible past and dead wife, and how he used to carve wooden soldier to his son, gives you the last wooden soldier he has
> Stored as junk
>>319365335
>bond with said companion because you also have a dead wife
>have gay sex
>>319357247
>find strange looking item
>then another one
>and another
>they don't do anything in the dungeon and they take up space in your inventory tetris system
>throw em out when you find items that you need more
>get to the end of the game
>need them to unlock the final boss battle
>>319357247
>literally find junk
>this is probably going to be useful later on, i'll keep it
>turns out to be useful
>>319365024
In Morrowind a good 50% of NPC's resist fire at 75%. Lightning is the king of elements in that game.
