How do you organize your inventory in video games? (lemmy.world)

submitted 11 months ago by Salzkrebs@lemmy.world to c/adhd@lemmy.world

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It's always the same pattern: After a few hours I decide to sort everything because it runs out of control but then I never do it again so it's getting worse than before.

When playing RuneScape like 10 years ago I sorted my bank by item color. Once I started pressing the button to deposit everything at once (because it felt soooo easy) it looked like it was sorted by color but it was significantly worse, since the items I used the most were always somewhere I didn't expect them.

Small chest size is literally the only reason why I don't like playing Valheim. Factorio was the worst game so far. My factory worked but it was a diabolic mess that relied on me, sometimes refilling some random chests manually.

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[-] cyberfae@lemmy.world 1 points 11 months ago

I don't put too much time into it. I simply dedicate chests/lockers to food, gear, and resources. But I don't usually try to organize types of each item, for example;

Seeds usually ends up in both resources and food containers
Health kits usually go in gear, but can end up mixed in with resources and in rare cases, food containers
Raw resources and crafted materials go in the same containers
Power sources and lights end up in both gear and resource containers, but I usually keep them in gear containers

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