Adding an Inventory to My Multiplayer Pirate Game | Indie Devlog #42

In this indie devlog I added an inventory system to my multiplayer pirate game.

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In this indie devlog I added an inventory to my multiplayer game (built in Unity). After doing some major code refactoring and fixing a few issues that had been plaguing the project for a while, I finally added the second portion of the inventory system, which is a more traditional "item slots-based" system.

Although it's working, while recording footage for this video I discovered a few desync issues when multiple players are looking in the same barrel. There's also still a lot to clean up and polish off as far as UI input goes, not to mention that all the item icons are currently still placeholders, so there's a lot left to do.

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