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Your largest over-encumberance

I would SAVE GAME, then head over to your local watering hole of choice during "peak" hours (around 8-10pm) and drop some of it on the ground and let the rubes have at it!

It's quite entertaining, though again, I advise you to save your game in case some quest/merchant NPCs meet their ultimate end in the scrum.

Interesttinngg... (strokes beard)
 
Well over the 4000 mark, many times. I take everything! Then wolf out to Whiterun. Unfortunately I now have far too much gear that I can't sell. So now I'm more selective. I just hate the idea of missing some unique gear. I'm dealing with my obsession now. I'M DEALING OK!!!!!
 
I don't see the point in over loading yourself. As soon as I'm overloaded by even 10 Ibs, I get rid of stuff. I mean really, why? I don't have to collect a whole bunch of useless junk to make money when I can sell one thing for tons. As of now, I have a piece of armor worth over 5000, and I can't get rid of it because nobody has enough money to buy it off me.
 
my most over cucumberedness was 890/360. I was then too far from any kind of relief, town or city
my horse had also died after i proceeded to launch off the mountain of Mehrunes Dagon.

so i took out my warhammer and proceeded to power swing and down stamina potions all the way to Dawstar, TIP : power swing is faster than an over encumbered walk.
 
6345/575. This happened when I moved home from Breezehome to the place in Windhelm. I just cleared the whole house out, Whirlwind sprinted myself to the stables and bought a hoss. I'm a bit of a hoarder in the game.
 
I don't see the point in over loading yourself. As soon as I'm overloaded by even 10 Ibs, I get rid of stuff. I mean really, why? I don't have to collect a whole bunch of useless junk to make money when I can sell one thing for tons. As of now, I have a piece of armor worth over 5000, and I can't get rid of it because nobody has enough money to buy it off me.


As mentioned above I had over 6k in weight from hoarding, but a lot of this was stuff I'd made myself. When I got the invest in business perk I shifted loads of stuff.
 
I don't see the point in over loading yourself. As soon as I'm overloaded by even 10 Ibs, I get rid of stuff. I mean really, why? I don't have to collect a whole bunch of useless junk to make money when I can sell one thing for tons. As of now, I have a piece of armor worth over 5000, and I can't get rid of it because nobody has enough money to buy it off me.

For me, it was very early in game. The best stuff I'd find at that time was nothing more than steel weaps/armors.
 
i believe my largest one was toward the start where i stashed an ass load of books, spells and a little armor from some dungeons i really started i was 750/200 and it was a very slow walk to winterhold i didnt think to drop the stuff and come back. I always forget the simple stuff lol
 
I freak out when I'm over-encumbered. I don't like being unable to outrace my enemies.

lol yea when i was over encumbered trying to run from a giant it wasnt good but like i mentioned in another thread she took the blow and i was somehow able to get away
 
Wow my thread is still semi-alive? Well i'm rezzing it, tell us ur stories people!

I still havent sold off my dwarven bars. Been running around with god mode on... im gonna have to buy another house to store it lol.
 
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