Crimson Desert Max Inventory Storage Mod vCD1.04.02

                    
Storage management in Crimson Desert never stops being a problem. Your backpack fills up, your warehouse runs short, and every house container hits its limit faster than you expect. The Max Inventory Storage mod tackles all of it at once. It expands slot counts across every storage type in the game, covering your personal backpack, private warehouse, Kuku containers, wardrobe, and all house storage categories. Consequently, you finally have room to carry, collect, and hoard everything Crimson Desert throws at you.
What’s Included

Backpack (Personal Inventory): 50 slots / 240 max raised to 600 slots / 700 max.
Private (Warehouse): 240 slots / 1000 max raised to 1200 slots / 1400 max.
Kuku Pot: 240 slots / 240 max raised to 600 slots / 700 max.
Penderie: 1000 slots raised to 1400 slots.
Kuku Cooler: 1000 slots raised to 1400 slots.
Collectibles: 1000 slots raised to 1400 slots.
Gatherables: 1000 slots raised to 1400 slots.

Why You Need This Mod
Every storage type in Crimson Desert starts painfully small. Furthermore, the default limits force you to choose between keeping materials and keeping equipment, which constantly derails longer play sessions. This mod sets all storage types to values tested for stability, so you get maximum room without risking crashes. Additionally, because it covers every storage category at once, you never hit a ceiling in one area while another sits completely empty.
How to Get Started

Download the mod and extract the archive to your PC. Make sure the mod version CD1.04.02 matches your current game patch before installing.
Télécharger et installer CD JSON Mod Manager if you have not already.
Drag the zip file directly into the CD JSON Mod Manager window.
Enable the mod and click Apply.
Launch Crimson Desert and enjoy the expanded storage across all categories.
To uninstall, disable the mod inside CD JSON Mod Manager and click Apply.

Good to Know

Exceeding a backpack slot count of 700 or a private warehouse count of 1400 causes known in-game issues and crashes. Therefore, avoid stacking additional slot-expansion items or quests that push beyond those limits.
Removing this mod resets all storage slots to vanilla values, including any slot increases earned through in-game quests or items. Items stored beyond the reset limit will not disappear, but that storage stays inaccessible until you remove enough items to fall under the new cap.