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* Total Weight: When this number exceeds 30kg, the player begins to slow down slightly. This '''includes''' worn equipment. |
* Total Weight: When this number exceeds 30kg, the player begins to slow down slightly. This '''includes''' worn equipment. |
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* Pouch Weight: Exceeding one's pouch limit capacity will result in the [[Pouch Overweight]] status. |
* Pouch Weight: Exceeding one's pouch limit capacity will result in the [[Pouch Overweight]] status. |
Revision as of 05:14, 25 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.
- 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.
- Bag weight: essentially the same as Pouch weight, but based on the player's backpack.
Exceeding Max Weight
There are several ways the player can exceed various weight limits:
- Total Weight: When this number exceeds 30kg, the player begins to slow down slightly. This includes worn equipment.
- Pouch Weight: Exceeding one's pouch limit capacity will result in the Pouch Overweight status.
- Backpack Weight: Same as Pouch Bonus, except the status is Bag Overweight.
When the player has far too much weight, they will come to a complete stand-still and will be unable to move. However, with Movement Speed bonuses, this limit is greatly increased, and the player will always at least be able to roll.