Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. The successor to the popular Mount & Blade: Warband strategy game, Bannerlord adds plenty of improvements to make this an even more immersive medieval experience.
Buying a mule (not the old mule) will increase your inventory capacity by 50. You can only have 1 mule without Trade perks! Cargo can be used to level the Trade skill for more mules. Cargo Talk to the Trader in Zeonica and ask about cargo that needs to be delivered. It's fairly safe to deliver cargo to Poros. Trade skill is broken. Overall, I enjoy the game. But the way trade skill is improved leaves a whole lot to be desired. You can't do it from any of the quests where it logically would follow, ie. The Art of Trade. And it builds so slowly from actually buying and selling that it is practically useless.Horse archery skills that increase accuracy is really nice though. Some people based on what I've read here seem to really invest a lot in Trading skills, but I personally don't. It usually stops somewhere middle of the progress bar and I find that sufficient for the overall gameplay.
The system counts the difference between the price you bought it for and for how much you sell it. The skill up depends on how much actual profit you're making, I think, but also after 150 points it's going to slow down a ton unless you have full focus points and like 9 or 10 Charm. The skill system is designed to not let you max out any skilldHG0uz.