LogFAQs > #967380470

If you're kind of heartless, you can kill the merchants around the world. They'll drop an item called a bell bearing. Bell bearings can be given to an NPC in your main quest hub to give that shop's items to the NPC. So in that way, you can consolidate all merchant's inventories in one place. The one exception is the first merchant you meet, Kale. He's slightly involved in an early questline, so you want to avoid killing him.

The game in no way tells you about power stancing. If you're dual-wielding the same weapon type in both hands, the left-hand light attack button (L1 or left bumper) to will become a moveset that uses both weapons.

If you get a hug, it'll reduce your maximum health until you use the item the hug gives you.

Don't attack NPCs until they attack you. Good way of breaking questlines.

Horseback combat only uses your right hand weapon. Since the spellcasting classes default to putting your spell-focus in your left hand, a lot of people think you can't cast on a horse. You can, you just need to put the focus in your right hand. "Two-handing" it is the easiest way to do that.

If you press L3 in the inventory, you can sort items. If you want to use multiple consumables in the inventory without closing it, press R3 until the middle/right-hand side of the menu goes away.

Try finger but hole.

This might just be me, but something that confused me is that when I equipped certain items, bars would pop up on the screen. What it was was that the items was giving me resistance to certain status effects. To avoid you being able to manipulate status build-ups by equipping and unequipping items, it apparently just adds X amount of status build-up when you equip an item with X amount of resistance.