1d2f15a: Putting water in containers make the container "bigger"

FunsizeNinja123 · 2014-07-22T05:40:13.000Z

Not sure if it’s a feature or not, but putting water in a container will count the water as one volume in your inventory.

kevin.granade · 2014-07-22T05:43:37.000Z

It depends on the container, some are marked as expandable and some aren’t.
If it’s plastic or glass water bottles, it’s a bug, but if it’s a waterskin or a few other things, it’s intended.

FunsizeNinja123 · 2014-07-22T05:57:01.000Z

Dang… time to switch to the canteen then. But thanks for the answer.

KA101 · 2014-07-22T06:07:19.000Z

[quote=“Kevin Granade, post:2, topic:6860”]It depends on the container, some are marked as expandable and some aren’t.
If it’s plastic or glass water bottles, it’s a bug, but if it’s a waterskin or a few other things, it’s intended.[/quote]

Sounds like we need a tag on the item then, much the same as armor items. “This container is collapsible, so it’s much smaller when not containing anything.”

gcaliber · 2014-07-23T07:46:28.000Z

What I don’t understand is how enormous they get when full of water. IMO they are useless.

Zireael · 2014-07-23T12:44:13.000Z

[quote=“KA101, post:4, topic:6860”][quote=“Kevin Granade, post:2, topic:6860”]It depends on the container, some are marked as expandable and some aren’t.
If it’s plastic or glass water bottles, it’s a bug, but if it’s a waterskin or a few other things, it’s intended.[/quote]

Sounds like we need a tag on the item then, much the same as armor items. “This container is collapsible, so it’s much smaller when not containing anything.”[/quote]

Seconding the need for a tag.