Corpse ESP and corpse inventory are closely related names, but they describe different levels of detail in Gray Zone Warfare. One concerns a body. The other concerns what that body contains. If a description only names the first, you should not assume the second comes with it.
Shxdow’s Gray Zone Warfare feature description names both Corpse ESP and Corpse Inventory. That supports discussing the body and its inventory as distinct functions. It does not justify inventing an exact set of inventory fields or an automatic assessment of their value.
The Body and Its Contents
Corpse ESP establishes the body as an object the feature covers. Corpse Inventory goes beyond the body’s presence by referring to its contents. The distinction is useful because locating a corpse and deciding whether its contents interest you are separate questions.
The documented Gray Zone Warfare cheats with corpse ESP include that additional inventory function. However, the product description does not establish a complete field-by-field specification. Claims about specific colours, item sorting, valuation or refresh behaviour would need more evidence.
A named inventory feature is not permission to fill in every detail you would like it to have. Keep the explanation at the level the description actually supports.
What It Does Not Establish
Inventory details do not turn a corpse into a guaranteed reward. They also do not tell you whether the surrounding area is clear or whether approaching it is sensible. Contents and circumstances remain different subjects.
The feature names do not establish an automatic looting function, either. Seeing information about an inventory is not the same as moving items out of it. Nor is it evidence that a feature selects the most useful item for you.
For example, the presence of a body answers a location question. Information about its contents answers an inventory question. Neither answer should be quietly substituted for the other.
For Gray Zone Warfare, the important point is that both corpse ESP and corpse inventory are explicitly documented. You can explain the distinction without adding claims about loot values, item quality or automatic actions. Start with the body, separate its contents from its location, and stop where the available description stops. That is a more accurate account than treating every corpse-related feature as if it did the same thing.