I play on console. I don’t experience these “half baked” update bugs that seem to plague other players. What exactly are y’all referring to when you say half baked?
Here are few:
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Bikes
Too cumbersome to use. -
New list-based inventory
No easy sorting/filtering as of date. -
LMGs
When they 1st came, you didn’t find almost any ammo they use, when wielding them + their drop rate was too low. It has been fixed. -
US weapons
Same issue currently as with LMGs were, you don’t find almost any ammo they use, when wielding them. Topic: N60 and N16 in inventory doesn't spawn ammo + their drop rate currently is way too low. -
Assignments
Some of them doesn’t work at all. Most notably: first aid crafting. Topic: Assignments not tracking or refreshing. Unable to get new dailies -
Reaper
When it 1st came, you could loot it as many times as you wished after killing it, thus gaining rewards effortlessly. This is now fixed.
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Alright I gotchu. Yea he the bikes for me, is one of the most notable.
Also speaking of half-baked. I remembered that when sitting in boats, frequently water will glitch through the hull, and sort of swamp the boat. I’m not sure if this is intended, but it happens regardless.
That’s map issue. Best reported here: [Weird Terrain] Dump miscellaneous terrain issues you see here!
Okay, since we’re talking about detail, then I’ll drop something to you. In English the apostrophe replaces a missing letter (or two). Hence, in “It’s” the apostrophe is replacing the “I” from “it is”. But English is frequently irregular, and one of the strangest irregularities is that the possessive “its”, which should have an apostrophe (replacing “It His”) doesn’t have it. So, the possessive “its” is written like that, without an apostrophe. When I started copywriting, I couldn’t believe it and had to ring a large London ad agency and talk to the copywriting department, to make sure. Why? I asked, and they said, “It just doesn’t”.
So: “It’s just as though its rockets have run out.”
I have a little surge of joy every time I write the possessive “its”. 
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I’ve only ever played solo, if that’s what you mean. I try not to horde stuff but with base building in the game I made a mule character a few days ago to hold any extra materials.
- Crating materials though…or just equipment.
I only ask as I can’t figure a way to transfer crafting materials via mule solo
Yes materials, mainly a load of cloth. The recycling station works like the plundra, it’s shared on all characters.
OK, so how do you get your mule to a recycling station solo if there’s nobody to push you to one?
The mule is one of your other characters that you have just for storage of equipment. Just the same for crafting materials as with other stuff.
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OK, I feel I’m going slightly in circles here.
So for clarity - I know what a mule is and how to use one, the issue is - how do you get your mule - to a recycling station in solo play to store more?
Make a recycling station right next to a place you spawn in the resistance base.
That’s the thing, you can’t. Even in player base.
But as far as i understood Mrshneeblie’s description, the “mule” is used to store only crafting materials and almost up to the point where player can’t move.
With lvl4 char, and Carry Capacity at lvl2, one can store up to 112.999 units worth of stuff. And when it comes to the crafting materials, that translates into 2824 pieces of crafting materials, while still being able to move.
For comparison, Recycling Station can hold up to 6250 pieces of crafting materials.
This doesn’t work. In player base, that spot counts as a Fast Travel point. It does not count as a spawn point.
Every single time, when i’ve ended my gaming session inside my base and then Continue my game later on, game has always spawned me in the closest safehouse, in this case: Hiker’s barrack. Not once i’ve spawned inside the player base, when Continuing my game.
Sorry I’m late, but I’ll answer. Before I go into my mule character, I fast travel to the little base camp to the top left of the home base in the first region. The hiker barrick Aes mentioned. Then I switch characters to my mule and I’m at that spawn point.
The recycling station is only a few feet away so I drop my stuff until I can walk, I move a few inches towards the recycling station just close enough to pick up the dropped items, and repeat.
It lets you inch closer and closer while also moving your stuff. Once I take everything out of the station I want cleared, I quit. I only need to do this every few weeks, it doesn’t even take 5 minutes.
Ah, right - yes you are correct that would 100% work.
Sadly, I’m not gonna be able to unload that much gear on the floor for crafting materials. For the moment, I’ll take the nudge to one.
But - problem is solved
I feel that you guys should know, that dropping tons of stuff on the ground can cause the game crash on you, and you will be loosing all the dropped items.
This already happened to one “mule” user, topic: Dropping too many items crashes game - items gone forever
While using alt char to hold stuff isn’t against the rules (e.g EULA), exploiting the no cap on weight limit is, and you will be doing all that on your own risk.
And from the depths of forums comes another example. That time, it was far more severe, ending with corrupt save: Corrupted Save File - #109 by Lonewolf