The 1.02.00 update for Crimson Desert has granted significantly more space for storing equipment and important items.
Following its late March release by Pearl Abyss, Crimson Desert continues to transform through frequent updates. This past Saturday (April 4), the game received Update 1.02.00, which aims to minimize item storage issues, provided players have advanced several hours into the story.
The developer explained that the update changes the storage space available at the Greymane Camp. Players can now upgrade their structures to reach a total of 1,000 storage slots, a massive increase from the initial 240 slots.
Update 1.02.00 introduced several other changes to enhance the player experience:
The update introduces new control options, allowing players to choose between the “Basic” scheme (introduced in a previous update) and the “Classic” system (present at launch).
Pearl Abyss has also implemented visual improvements, including enhanced FSR upscaling for the console versions. The full list of changes is available on the game’s official Steam page, where the title has currently reached an 82% approval rating among players.
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