There are a helluva lot of items in Crimson Desert. That's no surprise, considering how many systems Pearl Abyss has managed to stuff into this game. You need bugs to craft dyes; ores, timber, and cloth to upgrade gear; ingredients for your all-you-can-eat-buffet you'll inevitably chow down on mid-boss fight; and a whole heap of peonies to craft Palmer Pills.
Lugging around all those goods takes up residence inside your inventory a lot faster than you might think. Crimson Desert starts you out with a moderate 50 slots—which you can increase through side quests and via buying upgrades—but as you take on large-scale liberations and find yourself with hundreds of enemies to loot, it's never quite enough.
