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Joined: Jul 2009
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(sorry for my English, I can understand German but not write it  ) I'm currently overloaded with loads of items but unlike Divine Divinity, I've found no way to drop items or to put them in a chest. Instead, the game wants me to destroy them. I don't want this since most of my items are books so far and I want a place to stick them all in case I need them. Basically, is it possible to store items in a chest or drop them somewhere?
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stranger
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Joined: Jul 2009
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Die Einzige Kiste, die mir bekannt ist, ist im Drachenturm - wenn du den hast, kannst du auch auf ein Item einen Rechtsklick machen und "zum Drachenturm" (oder so) anklicken, da wird das Item dann magisch hingebeamt.
Die meisten Bücher brauchst du übrigens nicht, es sei denn sie landen im Tab "Quest Gegenstände". Ein Großteil der Bücher sind einfach nur Stories oder Witzigkeiten...
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Joined: Jul 2009
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Aah thanks that explains a lot. I like to collect the books though - I do that in all RPGs :p.
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stranger
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stranger
Joined: Jul 2009
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Yeah I did that in Morrowind and Oblivion like a maniac... but somehow, books don't appeal to me as much in Divinity 2...
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Joined: Jul 2009
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Basically, is it possible to store items in a chest or drop them somewhere?
Unfortunately it's not - you'll have to carry them around until you move to "dragon tower", where you'll find a personal chest to store your stuff, or destroy them. I don't like this solution either, I'd have loved to take all my books with me, on the other hand I'm not Xena ... 
Wir bestreiten unseren Lebensunterhalt mit dem, was wir bekommen, und wir leben von dem, was wir geben.
(Winston Churchill)
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Joined: Jul 2009
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Well, I probably should start selling all the food I picked up :P
What is odd about the system is that items take up one weight regardless of how many you carry so if you carry one potato or 6546546 of them, it will just take one "weight" unit.
Oh, and is food really useless? I haven't really noticed any real benefit from eating.
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stranger
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Joined: Jul 2009
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Well, I probably should start selling all the food I picked up :P
What is odd about the system is that items take up one weight regardless of how many you carry so if you carry one potato or 6546546 of them, it will just take one "weight" unit.
Oh, and is food really useless? I haven't really noticed any real benefit from eating. Yes, that "Weight" system is indeed weird. You can even raise a skill that will increase your item carry capacity by 20... Food increases your health regeneration, I thought it was useful the first couple of levels or so, but later on it is pretty much useless...
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Oh, and is food really useless? I haven't really noticed any real benefit from eating.
Useless? No, food comes handy for a while. Given ample time you can fill up your healthbar/manabar by eating/drinking. I'm doing so during fighting pauses (in order to save pots). Later on food alone won't do the job though 
Wir bestreiten unseren Lebensunterhalt mit dem, was wir bekommen, und wir leben von dem, was wir geben.
(Winston Churchill)
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Joined: Jul 2009
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Aah - I'm a ranger anyway though, so I usually kill my prey before it gets close to me (or that is the idea anyway). I guess I'll just keep the food of which I have the most and ditch the rest :P Or use it up in combat. Thanks for the help .
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