Its a bit tight . . .

[ravenguard19]

Then how would you recognise it?

Anyway, let's get onto the more important issue if you're interested in realism.
How can a hearthling carry 12 buckets of water, two barrels full and a boat all at once,
That's 320L of water, and almost 4 trees worth of wood.

Realism doesn't play a huge part in this game, nor does it need to.

I am not looking for realism, it just seems like an over-site.

So, you're keeping your armor in your inventory all the time? Or why are you mad over the size difference? Armor should be worn so it doesn't matter if it takes 4 or 1 slot in your inventory

[ykcud]

Then how would you recognise it?

Anyway, let's get onto the more important issue if you're interested in realism.
How can a hearthling carry 12 buckets of water, two barrels full and a boat all at once,
That's 320L of water, and almost 4 trees worth of wood.

Realism doesn't play a huge part in this game, nor does it need to.

I am not looking for realism, it just seems like an over-site.

So, you're keeping your armor in your inventory all the time? Or why are you mad over the size difference? Armor should be worn so it doesn't matter if it takes 4 or 1 slot in your inventory

I think you are taking my comments WAY too far to suggest I am mad about it. I just had them there to take a pic.

[borka]

the sizes are choosen to show the impressive massiveness of metal armor in relation to leather armor - that simple

[shubla]

Then how would you recognise it?

Anyway, let's get onto the more important issue if you're interested in realism.
How can a hearthling carry 12 buckets of water, two barrels full and a boat all at once,
That's 320L of water, and almost 4 trees worth of wood.

Realism doesn't play a huge part in this game, nor does it need to.

I would quit this game if i can only carry 3L of water at the time and nothing else