Do you suffer from hero hoarding syndrome?

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Do you have a hoarding problem?


Pretty simple poll, but do you have to hold onto every item that you pick up?

I definitely do, to the point where if I start using items in a game with a storage cap of 99 and hit like 80 or so I start thinking to myself "oh I'm running low, better stock up."
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Items are easy mode, it's admitting defeat.
RIP_Supa posted...
I've seen some stuff
Ugh! I do not have a problem with " hoarding ". I can stop any time I want to!
Kyuubi4269 posted...
Items are easy mode, it's admitting defeat.
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I don't usually buy consumable items in games unless I have to.

As a result I hate consumable item based combat systems.
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myghostisdead posted...
I have piles of crap all over Skyrim.

Fallout/Elder Scrolls makes hoarders of everyone.
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Yeah.. but I'll use them and buy more if I have to

I dont think I've sold a single item in BotW
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Kyuubi4269 posted...
Items are easy mode, it's admitting defeat.

In what game?
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Unless I need the space, I never get rid of anything. Plus I wind up trying to conserve as much as possible.
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What!? Fuck no, I don't suffer from it. I enjoy it.
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Gah yes; I have a hoarding problem. Special weapons/items in Skyrim, specifically -- I know I'll probably never use them, but there's the worry that instances will come up where I'll need some of them.
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Items that you can buy/make, I use those any time I need to.

But I don't use items that you can't buy or make.
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DarkKirby2500 posted...
myghostisdead posted...
I have piles of crap all over Skyrim.

Fallout/Elder Scrolls makes hoarders of everyone.
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Often, yes. The problem is that you don't know what you'll need later in the game, and you might screw yourself by using too many items too early.

Kyuubi4269 posted...
Items are easy mode, it's admitting defeat.

Depends on the game. I'm pretty sure some games are impossible without using items, minus extreme luck, anyway. And sometimes items just make the game more fun, when it's not just basic HP/MP restore items.
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DarkKirby2500 posted...
myghostisdead posted...
I have piles of crap all over Skyrim.

Fallout/Elder Scrolls makes hoarders of everyone.


God damn unique items
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WastelandCowboy posted...
Ugh! I do not have a problem with " hoarding ". I can stop any time I want to!
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Nah, just stuff like Ethers and Elixers, I like, never use them.
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No, not at all. Items are kind of a "last line of defense", as in I'd prefer to use a healing spell over a healing item, but if I even kinda want healing I'll pop a pot for sure.

I never got the people who hoard items but don't use them. They're worthless if you don't use them...
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ZBug_ posted...
Kyuubi4269 posted...
Items are easy mode, it's admitting defeat.

Try playing a roguelike and saying that.
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keyblader1985 posted...
ZBug_ posted...
Kyuubi4269 posted...
Items are easy mode, it's admitting defeat.

Try playing a roguelike and saying that.

It is very much easier than not using items.
RIP_Supa posted...
I've seen some stuff
No. At least not when there's a duping exploit.
In MMO's, yes. My bags were almost always bordering full.. GW2 made it much easier with the auction accessible anywhere, but I still hoarded.
In Elderscrolls and Fallout, my cabinets must have been black holes, since they were filled with everything I came across/stole.
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DarkKirby2500 posted...
I don't usually buy consumable items in games unless I have to.

As a result I hate consumable item based combat systems.
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Yes, though more with crafting items/potential quest items than consumables. Unless I know for sure that something is junk with no other purpose than to be sold, I'll usually hold onto it. It's why I end up weighed down with a full bag and make inventory expansion one of my first priorities.
Good to see I'm surrounded by my fellow hoarders.

With all the stuff we've saved up we could probably open up a shop if we didn't need to hold onto it because what if there's a secret dungeon to unlock the good ending and the epilogue.
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Currently playing Horizon: Zero Dawn and yes I have a hording problem.
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I like to try to collect one of each item in a game. Is that hoarding?
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Of course, it comes with the territory.
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