Inventory Items Disappearing

[TAN]

OK I finally understood how it should be done and why.
Normally you might try to reference the class as stated above by using **FClassFinder **and pointing to general pathway where your blueprint items supposed to be. But as you can see the link below it warns against doing that and advises using a Game Data structure:
https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-us/Resources/SampleGames/ARPG/BalancingBlueprintandC-

• Avoid Referencing Assets from C++ classes: It is possible to reference assets from C++ constructors using **FObjectFinder **and FClassFinder, but it should be avoided when possible. Assets referenced this way are loaded at project startup, so they will cause load time and memory issues if the references are not actually needed. Also, assets referenced from constructors cannot be easily deleted or renamed. Generally, it’s a good idea to create some “**Game **Data” assets or Blueprint types and load them using the asset manager or config file instead of referencing specific Static Meshes from C++.

So that was why tutorials were using Data Tables. I hope this thread helps other people.