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What's a common feature of video games we could really use in real life?
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Inventory packs that seem bigger on the inside.
Like seriously, how does Red from Pokémon carry a whole dang bike in his backpack? Imagine trying to smuggle that across toll booths.
Hey just a tip to make it a bit less of a hassle for you: you can smuggle things around toll booths, it's easier.
But what if they catch you?
I'd settle for inventory sorting
Canonically they use pokeballs, that's why you find dropped items inside of them.
Ask that from Minecraft Steve. Motherfucker can carry 2304 cubic metre-sized diamond blocks while swimming.
That's all carried? I thought that was summoned. Yet here I am considering it a miracle if I can even carry myself attempting that.