This New Disney Dreamlight Valley Item Is A Game Changer For Organization

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In addition to 's enjoyable story, perhaps one of the most important features for players is the ability to completely customize their world. Unfortunately, one common eyesore for players is the way they've been forced to organize their item collection, but one item may have just solved that problem.

Although everyone has a slightly different way of doing it, most players typically manage their inventory with chests and display tables. The display tables, while efficient, aren't the most aesthetically pleasing, but with no better option, they became the default., however, has introduced a new item that might just be the perfect replacement: Display Bubbles.

As part of the new expansion, there are plenty of new items to buy, collect, and craft. One of the new craftable items is that of Display Bubbles, of which there are four size variants, starting from small and going all the way up to extra large. However, despite the name, the small and normal Display Bubbles are the same size, it's only their position when placed that is different.

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Once placed, the small and normal-sized Display Bubbles hover off the ground and offer a space inside where an item can be placed. That being said, only the small and normal-sized ones hover just high enough on the ground to allow them to be placed above chests, with the small bubbles being considerably higher in the air. This is a huge deal when it comes to organizing inventory, since it presents players with something they didn't have before; options.

Rather than having to occupy space with tables behind every chest, players now have the option of using these Display Bubbles to display what's inside a chest right above it, minimizing the room that's required for storage organization. This allows players to make the most of their space, get rid of all the ugly tables, and design something that