Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty offers plenty of ways to manage your inventory such as selling items or storing weapons in V's stashes. Read on to learn more about which weapons and clothing items you should keep in the game to optimize your inventory.

Managing Your Inventory

Cyberpunk 2077 will have you looting weapons, clothes, and other items all over Night City. Unfortunately, you can't carry all of them as your character has a storage limit. Below are some simple tips on how to manage your inventory:

Stash Items

V's primary method of storing items is via their Stash. If you find yourself carrying a surplus of weapons or clothing that you want to keep, consider dumping them into V's stash to free up your inventory space.

The Stash can be accessed from any of V's apartments or by opening the storage compartments of vehicles that you own. The Stash is a shared inventory, which means splitting loot between locations and vehicles will not be an issue.

How to Store Items

V's Stash Displays Iconic Weapons from the Base Game in Update 2.0

Update 2.0 has modified V's apartment stashes to also display all the Iconic Weapons from the base game, provided you have them stored in your stash. Now, those empty foam walls have a purpose: to display your spoils as a solo of Night City.

Sell Unwanted Items

If you feel like you have too many unwanted items in your inventory, sell them to a vendor or at a Drop Point. These are scattered all over Night City so you never have to worry about finding one.

Dismantle Items

Dismantling your items for crafting materials can also reduce your storage. To do this, go to your Inventory and highlight the item that you wish to dismantle. Then, hold the required button and this will break down the item into crafting materials.

2.0 Crafting Guide

Which Weapons Should You Keep?

High-Tier Weapons

Update 2.0 has revamped the rarity system, replacing it with a tier system that makes all weapon stats uniform when sharing the same item tier. It is recommended to keep high-tier weapons with you when progressing your game.

Not only are they powerful alternatives if you plan to shift builds midway through your playthrough, but they also sell really well compared to clothing items and junk items in the new patch.

Iconic Weapons

Iconic Weapons are the only items players can upgrade in Update 2.0's crafting system. With the ability to scale with your character level (via upgrades) and their powerful unique effects, Iconic Weapons are best stored and used well into Cyberpunk 2077's endgame.

List of Iconic Weapons

Which Clothing Items Should You Keep?

Iconic and Named Clothing Items

For clothing, you can freely sell any clothing you want as they are no longer tied to the Armor stat as of the 2.0 update. We recommend only keeping the following clothing items to preserve immersion:

• V's Favorite Clothes - You can keep these clothing pieces for sentimental reasons.
• Iconic Clothes - Keep these since most are tied to the main story beats of Cyberpunk 2077, including Samurai vintage tees and David's Jacket from the Edgerunners anime.
• Clothes With Modifiers - Some clothing items will still offer bonuses to armor, reload speed, quickhack upload speed, and the like. Keep them around to optimize your build during the endgame.

Wardrobe Guide

Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

Tips and Tricks Guides

All Tips and Tricks Guides

2.0 and Phantom Liberty Guides

• How to Get Vehicles for Free
• All Phantom Liberty Endings
• How to Get the Tower Ending
• How to Get the King of Swords Ending
• How to Get the King of Wands Ending
• How to Get the King of Pentacles Ending
• How to Get the King of Cups Ending
• How to Purchase Vehicles
• How to Get Capacity Shards
• How to Play Trauma Drama and Rewards
• Should You Help Songbird or Reed?
• How Long To Wait for Songbird

Character Building

• Character Creation Guide
• Best Starting Attributes
• Best Perks by Playstyle
• How to Get Perk Points Quickly
• How to Level Up Fast
• Weapon Customization Guide
• How to Respec
• Which Gender to Choose?

Gameplay Guides

• Beginner's Guide
• Battle System and How to Fight
• How to Get Money (Eddies) Fast
• How to Raise Street Cred
• Missables and Unrepeatable Events
• Stealth Guide
• Hacking and Breach Protocol Guide
• List of Free Cars and Locations
• How to Drive Cars and Bikes
• How to Escape the Police
• How to Avoid Being Hacked
• How to Store Items
• Double Jump or Super Jump?
• Ripperdoc Locations and Cyberware List
• List of Tarot Cards and Locations
• How to Increase Carrying Capacity
• How to One-Shot Every Enemy
• Where To Find Skill Shards
• Where To Find Perk Shards
• How To Duplicate Items
• Which Weapons and Clothing to Keep?
• Bounty Hunting
• List of Radio Stations
• Skill Progression Tier List
• Is Dual Wielding Possible?
• List of Missable Quests and Side Gigs
• All Missable Weapons
• How to Get Carrying Capacity Shards

Best Gear Guides

• Best Quickhacks
• Best Cars and Vehicles

Story Completion

• How to Start the Phantom Liberty DLC
• All Game Endings and How to Unlock
• How to Get The Devil Ending
• How to Get The Temperance Ending
• How to Get The Star Ending
• How to Get The Sun Ending
• How to Get the Secret Ending
• Romance Guide
• How to Get 100% Clear
• Best Side Jobs to Complete
• How to Get All Johnny Clothes
• All Choices and Effects

Just for Fun

• How to Play the Doom Easter Egg
• List of Hairstyles
• Easter Eggs and Cameos
• Console Commands and Cheats
• The Sixth Attribute
• Joytoy Locations
• New Apartment Locations and How to Unlock
• Slang Explained: Dictionary of Night City Street Talk
• How to Get Nibbles the Cat Pet
• All Binocular Locations

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