When wondering why I always can carry less than my alts I discovered (ok maybe not a secret to most of you) that any stack of teleportation pacts has a bulk value of 1.
While this does not sound a big deal, it is summing up and considerably limiting the bulk of 300 in total. For me, as a neutral character, it means that I have in sum 42 stacks of tickets, all I can get to the best of my knowledge. Thus, 14% of my bulk baggage is gone, besides armor, jewelry, weaponry, and tools which are eating up enough.
In other words, in order to keep my mobilitiy I have to sacrifice the payload of roughly 84 foraged or looted items. I consider that a lot, and in fact, too much. IMHO there is no ingame justification (only programming history) for the fact that a teleportation pact eats up bulk space while occupations' documents do not. Beneath that, the bulk useup punishes the daring and exploring adventurer who strives to obtain as many kinds of tickets as possible.
I would like the bulk consumption of teleportation pacts to be removed
While this does not sound a big deal, it is summing up and considerably limiting the bulk of 300 in total. For me, as a neutral character, it means that I have in sum 42 stacks of tickets, all I can get to the best of my knowledge. Thus, 14% of my bulk baggage is gone, besides armor, jewelry, weaponry, and tools which are eating up enough.
In other words, in order to keep my mobilitiy I have to sacrifice the payload of roughly 84 foraged or looted items. I consider that a lot, and in fact, too much. IMHO there is no ingame justification (only programming history) for the fact that a teleportation pact eats up bulk space while occupations' documents do not. Beneath that, the bulk useup punishes the daring and exploring adventurer who strives to obtain as many kinds of tickets as possible.
I would like the bulk consumption of teleportation pacts to be removed
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