Crimson Desert features a notoriously restrictive inventory system early on, forcing players to engage with Commission quests to increase their carrying capacity. However, there is a hidden, repeatable method to hit the max size of 240 slots without having to complete what are among the most boring quests in the game.
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The Secret Extra Large Bag Location
To find this game-changing item, head to the southeast of the Hills of No Return in the Hernand region.
- Begin at the Saddlewind Ranch and take the main road heading south.
- Continue until you reach the specific point indicated on the map above
- You will find a lone, abandoned cart. Right beside it sits an Extra Large Bag, which immediately expands your inventory by 10 slots.
The 7-Day Respawn
What makes this specific bag the best utility item in Crimson Desert is that it is not a one-time item. The Extra Large Bag respawns every seven in-game days, and, by returning to this cart once a week, you can progressively max out your inventory to its full 240-slot limit.
How to Make 7 In-Game Days Fly By
While the game does not allow you to skip entire weeks instantly, you can make the wait for the next bag respawn feel non-existant by completing several activities, such as:
- Farm Abyss Artifacts: Use the hidden XP bar (to the left of your minimap) to gain skill points while you travel back toward the ranch.
- Discover Unique Locations: Explore the surrounding wilderness to find landmarks like the Spire of Insight for all sorts of venefits.
- Earn Money: Disarm enemies to grab their gear to resell
- Max Trust with Beggars: Use your spare change to build reputation in Hernand for free resources.
- Prepare for Bosses: Gather ingredients and cook food to prepare for bosses like The Crimson Nightmare.
- Manual Time Skips: When Kliff is tired, you can rest at bonfires or in beds to skip up to 12 in-game hours at a time, effectively cutting the real-world wait time in half.
This concludes our guide. For more help, visit our Crimson Desert Complete Walkthrough and Guides Hub.
Guide based on a 60+ hours playthrough in the PC version of the game. Screenshots captured from the same version.
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