Storing stuff

"María" <noemail RemoveThis @xyznothing.me.uk> wrote in message
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> Is there any way to store stuff that you can't carry around with you short of
> buying a house?
>

I just leave piles of stuff in places I can get to easy. I've never had any items
disappear while I was gone. Just throw it in a corner somewhere and return for it
when needed.


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Quoth The Raven; María <noemail DeleteThis @xyznothing.me.uk> in
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> Is there any way to store stuff that you can't carry around with you
> short of buying a house?
>
> María

nope, you can get backpacks and saddlebag mods, but anywhere else you leave
stuff outside of your own "deed" house will be lost/reset

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On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 07:54:57 +0200, Julian Schneider
<SQEDYNQIVREO.RemoveThis@spammotel.com> wrote:

>
>>nope, you can get backpacks and saddlebag mods, but anywhere else you leave
>>stuff outside of your own "deed" house will be lost/reset
>
>Hm, I droped some inexpensive stuff in front of of a store at Empiral
>City, right on the street. I also used the boxes standing around
>there.
>
>And it´s still there after weeks.

I don't know about stuff lying outside, but containers reset only after
72 in-game hours of continuous non-use. So a cell you go to quite often
may not reset even if the containers aren't "safe".
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"Greg Johnson" <greg.gsj.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 07:54:57 +0200, Julian Schneider
> <SQEDYNQIVREO.RemoveThis@spammotel.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>>nope, you can get backpacks and saddlebag mods, but anywhere else you
>>>leave
>>>stuff outside of your own "deed" house will be lost/reset
>>
>>Hm, I droped some inexpensive stuff in front of of a store at Empiral
>>City, right on the street. I also used the boxes standing around
>>there.
>>
>>And it´s still there after weeks.
>
> I don't know about stuff lying outside, but containers reset only after
> 72 in-game hours of continuous non-use. So a cell you go to quite often
> may not reset even if the containers aren't "safe".
> --
> Greg Johnson
>
I find that doing a spot of Alchemy to bring down my encumbrance level (and
if possible a feather spell) means that I rarely have to drop anything but
level up with Alchemy and whatever it is that covers the feather spell.

After you've made a load of useless potions sell them in the shops to get
money for buying houses, thus increasing your mercantile and personality.

Mary
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On 30/04/06 09:19, mary clarke wrote:
> "Greg Johnson" <greg.gsj.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:r0s052564p2jsruotdbscgbcmlkqtafeos@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 07:54:57 +0200, Julian Schneider
>> <SQEDYNQIVREO.TakeThisOut@spammotel.com> wrote:
>>
>>>> nope, you can get backpacks and saddlebag mods, but anywhere else you
>>>> leave
>>>> stuff outside of your own "deed" house will be lost/reset
>>> Hm, I droped some inexpensive stuff in front of of a store at Empiral
>>> City, right on the street. I also used the boxes standing around
>>> there.
>>>
>>> And it�s still there after weeks.
>> I don't know about stuff lying outside, but containers reset only after
>> 72 in-game hours of continuous non-use. So a cell you go to quite often
>> may not reset even if the containers aren't "safe".
>> --
>> Greg Johnson
>>
> I find that doing a spot of Alchemy to bring down my encumbrance level (and
> if possible a feather spell) means that I rarely have to drop anything but
> level up with Alchemy and whatever it is that covers the feather spell.
>
> After you've made a load of useless potions sell them in the shops to get
> money for buying houses, thus increasing your mercantile and personality.
>
> Mary

I've noticed some NPCs do pick some things up off the ground, but it
seems to vary a lot (and I've never seen them pick up anything
valuable). I generally find leaving stuff lying on the ground in the
open is pretty safe.
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