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* Total weight: this includes Equipment, Pouch and Backpack contents. When this number exceeds 30kg, the player begins to slow down slightly. |
* Total weight: this includes Equipment, Pouch and Backpack contents. When this number exceeds 30kg, the player begins to slow down slightly. |
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| − | * Pouch weight: the player always has a pouch, even without any equipment. By default this is 10kg, but can be increased with an [[attribute]] called ''Pouch Bonus''. Exceeding one's pouch limit capacity will result in the [[Pouch Overweight]] status. |
+ | * Pouch weight: the player always has a pouch, even without any equipment. By default this is 10kg, but can be increased with an [[attributes|attribute]] called ''Pouch Bonus''. Exceeding one's pouch limit capacity will result in the [[Pouch Overweight]] status. |
* Bag weight: essentially the same as Pouch weight, but based on the player's [[Backpacks|backpack]]. The associated weight effect is [[Bag Overweight]]. |
* Bag weight: essentially the same as Pouch weight, but based on the player's [[Backpacks|backpack]]. The associated weight effect is [[Bag Overweight]]. |
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Revision as of 07:41, 24 August 2019
Weight is an attribute and mechanic in Outward, related to the Inventory, Equipment and Movement Speed mechanics.
Overview
All equipment and items have weight, even Silver 
, the currency. Technically, there are really three kinds of weight:
- Total weight: this includes Equipment, Pouch and Backpack contents. When this number exceeds 30kg, the player begins to slow down slightly.
- Pouch weight: the player always has a pouch, even without any equipment. By default this is 10kg, but can be increased with an attribute called Pouch Bonus. Exceeding one's pouch limit capacity will result in the Pouch Overweight status.
- Bag weight: essentially the same as Pouch weight, but based on the player's backpack. The associated weight effect is Bag Overweight.