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Home›How To›How to Drop Items in Oblivion: 10 Steps

How to Drop Items in Oblivion: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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Oblivion, part of the popular Elder Scrolls series, continues to be a cherished game for many players around the world. As you venture through the land of Tamriel, you’ll inevitably amass a collection of items. Sometimes, you may find your inventory becoming cumbersome and wish to drop some items to maintain your agility and speed. In this article, we’ll outline 10 simple steps on how to drop items in Oblivion.

1. Pause the game: Press the ‘Esc’ key if you are playing on PC, ‘Start’ button on Xbox 360, or the ‘Options’ button on PlayStation 3 to access the pause menu.

2. Access your inventory: Find and select the “Inventory” tab in the pause menu. This will open a list of all the items you are currently carrying.

3. Locate the specific item: Scroll through your inventory until you find the item you wish to drop.

4. Select the item: Click on the item (PC), press ‘A’ (Xbox 360), or press ‘X’ (PlayStation 3) to select it.

5. Choose quantity: If you have more than one of the selected item, a window will appear asking how many items you would like to drop. Adjust this number as needed, then confirm your selection.

6. Drop your selected item: Click “Drop” (PC), press ‘X’ (Xbox 360), or press ‘Square’ (PlayStation 3) to remove the selected item(s) from your inventory.

7. Close your inventory: Hit ‘Esc’ (PC) or press ‘B’ (Xbox 360)/’Circle’ (PlayStation 3) to close your inventory and return to the main pause menu.

8. Resume gameplay: Exit the pause menu by pressing ‘Esc’ (PC), ‘Start’ (Xbox 360), or ‘Options’ (PlayStation 3) to return to the game world.

9. Locate your dropped item: The item(s) you dropped will appear in the game world as a 3D object, either where you were standing or nearby.

10. Interact with the dropped item: If needed, you can pick up the item again by approaching it and pressing ‘E’ (PC), ‘A’ (Xbox 360), or ‘X’ (PlayStation 3).

That’s it! These 10 steps make it easy to drop items as you explore the vast world of Oblivion. Remember to manage your inventory wisely and only carry what you need so you can focus on your quests and adventures. Happy gaming!

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