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· First, keep at least one stack of materials of the Enhanced, Deluxe, Superior, and Prestige tiers. This is to secure materials for purchasing barter items from the shop.
· Second, only store weapons that cannot be purchased from the armory.
· Third, keep only attachments for weapons you plan to use in the future.
· Fourth, secure a sufficient amount of medical supplies so you don't run out in difficult situations.

· It's important to store one stack each of Enhanced, Deluxe, Superior, and Prestige tier materials. This is because they are very useful for purchasing barter items from the shop.
· For example, the Specter Shield can be exchanged for Hazard Capsules, and the Panacea Kit for Enzyme Replicators.
· It's advisable to store these materials to prepare for unexpected barter items. In the past, there were high-value trades, such as obtaining one Ballistic Turbine for 8 grenades.
· While white-tier materials can be useful in the early game, their necessity for storage decreases in the late game as you accumulate more currency and rare materials.
· Some players even delete green-tier materials, but we recommend keeping a minimal amount just in case.

· You should only store weapons in your inventory that cannot be purchased from the armory. For instance, Miserya has high storage value because it cannot be bought from the armory as there's no blueprint.
· Weapons that take up many slots, like the Bully, should be considered carefully, as they occupy significant space when attachments are included.
· Weapons like Miserya take up 8 slots, and their attachments take up 4 slots.
· Other valuable weapons for storage include the unique M77 from the Cryo Kit, the Dissector, and the Outland (if you don't have the blueprint).
· In the case of the Outland, if you obtain the blueprint, you can save inventory space by crafting it in the armory instead of storing it. For example, if you have attachments like the Outland Suppressor, Thermal Scope, Kingmaker Longshot, and Trigger Discipline, it's more efficient to craft the weapon itself using the blueprint.
· As you can see, obtaining weapon blueprints can significantly save inventory space.

· You should only store attachments for weapons you plan to use in the future. In other words, you need to minimize unnecessary items, which can be considered 'fat.'
· All the attachments you possess should be ones you are 100% confident you will use. It's better to manage your inventory with proven, high-performing items rather than experimental off-meta ones.
· For example, Reinforced Shield, Regeneration V5, Knife Fight, Distance Runner, Intake Vent, and Ankle Breaker are all items you would actually use.
· For shields, we have about 19-20 units each of Reinforced Shield and Regeneration V5.
· The key to managing inventory space is to ensure that every item in your inventory is something you actually use or have plans for.

· Lastly, you need to secure enough medical supplies and utility items. This will help you continue playing without running out during difficult winning streaks.
· For example, it's good to have 2 stacks of Advanced Shield Chargers, 2 stacks of Self-Revives, 3 stacks of Energy Amplifiers, and 2 stacks of Panacea Kits.
· For utility items, you can have 3 stacks of Bubbles, 1 stack of EMPs, 1 stack of Shrapnel Grenades, 1 stack of Flechettes, 1 stack of Thermal Detectors, and 1 stack of Claymores.
· For Flechettes and Bubbles, since they can also be crafted in the armory via blueprints, it's efficient to store them distributed between your inventory and the armory. For instance, you could have 1 stack of Flechettes in your inventory and 2 stacks in the armory, and 3 stacks of Bubbles in your inventory and 6 stacks in the armory.
· This kind of stockpiling can be applied to various items, including weapons, implants, and medical supplies.