MMORPG.com's Phil James continues his "survivor" series of articles, focusing on the post-apocalyptic vistas of Fallen Earth and some misadventures had trying to attend a simple event.

I may have mentioned it once or twice before, but I love the post-apocalypse genre.  If I could survive Armageddon, then I would love to. I’d miss certain things, of course, like family members, the internet and clear drinkable water.  I think that the amount of movies, games and books on the subject that I’ve consumed over the years would prepare me well for survival.

However, nothing has prepared me for the volume of tradeskill items you have to lug around in Fallen Earth; I don’t remember people carrying around bags full of crap in Mad Max, Salute of the Jugger or Hardware.  OK, maybe in Hardware, but some of the salvaged junk  turned out to be a deadly murder-bot, so you see my point...actually I lost track of my point.

Read Fallen Earth Survivor Pt. 5.

kind of f'd up with that Bob Marley comment lol.

Unless you forgot the 16th deputy... something is wrong with your maths there.

I noticed both in this article and a previous one, the writer has been complaining about lack of storage space. I get the feeling he may not be aware or have forgotten that  mounts have their own allocation of storage space. I found that if I stored all the various meats in my saddle bags, I could fit everything else in my personal inventory or bank  vault. I never ran out of space in Sector one.

While on the subject of meats, you may be tempted to sell them to a vendor to gain space. Don't! There is a repeatable quest in Odenville where one of the NPC's will happily exchange all your meats for a much more useful and valuable chemical.

Just ahem... rented The Blood of Heroes, otherwise known as the Salute of the Jugger.

Real good movie, I was impressed. Held up well after 20 years.

You have 3 personal vaults in the game (64 slots each), and can have five mounts / vhicles (which can have up to 52 slots each) that you can store your stuff in.  And if you're in a clan, you have even more storage there.

I'm always scrounging around and foraging .... and I find it hard to fill all that up.   I realize a lot of people suffer from "pack-rat syndrome" ... but if you pay attention and toss the one-off stuff that you seldom, if ever use ... and don't stock the generics like generic tainted vegetables (all vegatables stubstitute for "tainted vegetables") you have more than enough room.