Inventory

Manage everything you carry, store and equip: weapons, tools, vehicles, drugs and trade goods.

How it works

The materials depot and property storage show only the country you are in. Stock in other countries stays there until you travel.
Bought or collected materials, drugs and trade goods first sit in unplaced stock. Place them in a house or warehouse to hold for a better price; withdraw them before you sell. Trade goods cannot go in the backpack.
A new house has 10 storage slots; upgrades raise that. An apartment starts at 5, a warehouse at 100.
Inventory is split into carried items (on you), stored items (warehouse/crew storage) and active loadouts.
Weight determines your carrying capacity. Some crimes or travel block if you are overloaded.
Drugs are stored and shown in inventory and storage as grams; 351 means 351g.
Item condition degrades with use. Weapons in poor condition perform worse and tools can break.
At the top of Inventory you can also choose your default crime weapon. Only carried, usable weapons count for that selection.
Loadouts let you switch quickly between a crime set (tool + weapon) and a travel set (light, minimal valuables).
On arrest police can confiscate items. Do not carry valuables with a high Wanted Level.
Drugs in inventory increase the chance of FBI intervention during international travel.
Crew storage is a safe place to keep items outside your personal carrying risk.

Keep your carrying load light when traveling or running a high-arrest-risk crime spree.
Use loadouts so you always have the right gear equipped for each scenario.
Check item condition regularly: broken tools silently block crimes without a clear error message.