How do I make room in my inventory?

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So I found this rad new axe that I wanted to equip, so I dropped my old one and went to pick the new one up.

Unfortunately I just got an "Inventory Full" status.

So I dropped a few more items from my inventory... and then a few more, and then a few more.

But whenever I try to pick up the axe the game still refuses because my inventory is full.

How much do I need to drop before I can pick up a new weapon?

Edit: The plot thickens. I tried dropping and picking up my Steel Sword and old Axe, and was able to reequip both without issue. Is there something special about the Temerian Iron Axe I'm trying to pick up now?

the-witcher




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How can I increase my inventory slot?

How to increase inventory space - Breath of the Wild
  • Hestu will sell you expansions for your inventory in exchange for Korok Seeds.
  • Hestu dances after you exchange Korok Seeds for inventory space.
  • You can head to the Great Hyrule Forest to find Korok Forest.
  • Koroks will reward you with Korok Seeds for finding them.


    • What do you do when your inventory is full in Minecraft?

    It is now possible to have extra inventory slots (as of 1.11)....Instead, there are other ways to carry more:
  • Build a "donkey train". Attach chests to some donkeys (or mules), mount one of them, then use a lead to pull the others with you. ...
  • Use Ender Chests. ...
  • Use Shulker Boxes. ...
  • Carry your items in "packed" states, like:



    • Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds - FREE Inventory Expansion! Get MORE Bag Space FREE!



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