Armorsmith Archive

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Drummerboychris wrote:

No, here's why:

ever try putting a clothing attachment in a backpack? It's impossible. You cannot add skill mods to anything with storage. What's the only reason people wear ubese bandoleers? To add armor attachments that wont decay. By adding backpack functionality to the bandoleer, you'll take away the main selling point of the bandoleer. You do replace it with a minor backpack funtionality, which would be an incentive to buy, however looks alone would not pursuade most people to pick up the ubese bandoleer if it held less then a normal backpack, thus shutting it out of both the backpack and the armor attachment markets, and leaving it for the few people who wear it just for looks (<-- not many..). I'd be all for the idea if you could fix the addition of SEA's to containers, but until then, I hold a strong no on the issue.

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ShaiLyn wrote:

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Drummerboychris wrote:

No, here's why:

ever try putting a clothing attachment in a backpack? It's impossible. You cannot add skill mods to anything with storage. What's the only reason people wear ubese bandoleers? To add armor attachments that wont decay. By adding backpack functionality to the bandoleer, you'll take away the main selling point of the bandoleer. You do replace it with a minor backpack funtionality, which would be an incentive to buy, however looks alone would not pursuade most people to pick up the ubese bandoleer if it held less then a normal backpack, thus shutting it out of both the backpack and the armor attachment markets, and leaving it for the few people who wear it just for looks (<-- not many..). I'd be all for the idea if you could fix the addition of SEA's to containers, but until then, I hold a strong no on the issue.

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Ubese has a shirt for attachments. Therefore, the bandolier is not needed for that purpose. Put your attachments on the shirt, and put your gear in the bandolier/pack. Sounds good to me.

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