I'm fine with managing my inventory. What I dislike is having to do so too often and having to interrupt the gameplay for it. In Skyrim I have one character and can judge what to leave behind; In DA:I I need to return to Skyhold and cycle through all characters to judge which items are useful.

A lot of game devs need to learn how to prioritize what is fun, over what is realistic or creative.

This is me in most MMORPGs that allow a lot of alts. It hits its worst when I've got a single high level character finding gear for different classes and a lot of alts that I'm slowly leveling.

Corollary to Parkinson's law: Items expand to fill the space available for storage.

Alright, an infinite easily sorted inventory space isnt hard
you just add, a search bar~

But....sell crap.
or drop the grey weapons

Man, though. The idea of her making clones of herself who are her slaves. That's kinky as hell.

You could say the same thing about Resedent Evil 3's invintory system and others that share similar features. To say that an invintory system sucks because you can't keep all of the items you will most likely will never use is to push the blame from yourself onto someone else.

It's like a NewGame+ after character creation!

I think you're just a hoarder buddy.

learn to manage you scrub

I think that the bags space is a method to alleviate the inflation problems that typically an mmo could risks. There was even an Extra Credits episode that talked about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W39TtF14i8I

Blizzard believes that "meaningful choices" are a valid game concern, so naturally they express that in the most irritating and frustrating way possible.

To be fair it's a common tactic in most MMOs. Why expand your stash when making a new character/mule takes just three clicks?

I know the strip is a joke, but, I mean... if you keep hoarding completely useless legendaries like azurewrath, well, of course you're going to have a problem XD

This is what magic bags of holding are for, Jo.

blizz have been putting in a lot of stuff to save bag and bank space these days. More in legion too. I look forward to the Transmog wardrobe especially

Here's hoping they improve this stuff for D3

If this is about D3, get yourself asap the horatric cube (whatever it call), and convert all your legendary them into usefull/passive stats.
Only keep the green items. There are very few orange legendary item you need to keep.

I'll take it then

And that's when you can make mule accounts with shared inventory. In games where you can't redistribute items among your characters (or is limited to 2~3 characters) then things get even more(not) fun.

And about games that give you some 'good' space, but later, you learn that you need items to make items to make items and they sell you more space soo you can have them... and sometimes every upgrade in your vault, stash, bank etcc is more expensive that the last one...

I loved Azurewrath in D2. It looked cool as hell. Of course, was not a good end game weapon. It always bugged me that the crystal swords were so poorly statted....

At first I thought it was Darkest Dungeon strip. Inventory there is nightmare.

Awww, Azurewrath for main build? How cute!