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Thread: For the love of the force, put some clothes on people!!!
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AEK
Sat Oct 02, 2004 8:35 pm
#1
and stop running around Coronet in your uber composite. Try some role playing and go to your friendly tailor and buy a nice suit. Looking good in town is what it's all about 
Alasander
Sat Oct 02, 2004 8:45 pm
#3
AEK wrote:
and stop running around Coronet in your uber composite. Try some role playing and go to your friendly tailor and buy a nice suit. Looking good in town is what it's all about
Yes coz we all want to be well dresses corpses when we are ganked by opposing faction people.
Alasander
Sat Oct 02, 2004 8:48 pm
#5
AEK wrote:
and stop running around Coronet in your uber composite. Try some role playing and go to your friendly tailor and buy a nice suit. Looking good in town is what it's all about
Yes coz we all want to be well dresses corpses when we are ganked by opposing faction people.
VooDooK
Sat Oct 02, 2004 9:22 pm
#7
Shhh! Quiet you! Now I won't be able to surprise that unbuffed n00b wearing his full suit of Compo and kill him very easily. lol.
DarthMinos
Sat Oct 02, 2004 10:20 pm
#8
In defense of those wearing composite, many of them can't put it back on again once they take it off until they get a buff. Blame the game mechanics. I like to roleplay too, and for that reason, I do have a jacket, pants, shirt, gloves, and boots to swap out my armor for--but this isn't everyone's cup of tea.
Kodamasan
Sat Oct 02, 2004 10:44 pm
#9
Personally, I only wear armor when I need it. Once I return from hunting, I slip into something more comfortable. People who always dress head-to-toe in composite armor look like 1950's robots: anonymous and ill-conceived. 
UFO-MOE
Sat Oct 02, 2004 11:35 pm
#10
so many nice clothes out there, but for some reason everyone would rather wear their composite. Even when not fighting
SharkBoy007
Sun Oct 03, 2004 2:04 am
#11
I only wear armor when I'm hunting or fighting, otherwise, I wear clothes. However, maybe if they added the ability to craft clothes thatacted like armor, but onlygave around 50% of what protectionarmor gives (and maybe not much protection from all types of damage, but only one or two), maybe that would encourage more people to wear clothes. And, AS can craft "armor panels" or whatever that will add protection for say, two types of protection (AS can mix and match these types), that tailors can add to clothes to make it happen.
Mox Shehalis
AEK
Sun Oct 03, 2004 2:14 am
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DarthMinos wrote:In defense of those wearing composite, many of them can't put it back on again once they take it off until they get a buff. Blame the game mechanics. I like to roleplay too, and for that reason, I do have a jacket, pants, shirt, gloves, and boots to swap out my armor for--but this isn't everyone's cup of tea.
I realize this, but if you are in Cnet or some other popluar spot, you are probably going to get a buff anyway before you head out into the wilderness. I myself refuse to wear any armor I can't wear without a buff. It used to be when you cloned and your HAM fell below the required level that it would automatically remove the armor from you. Guess that went the way of animated harvestors.
Also, nobody is really overt anymore, so that is no excuse (unless you really are one of the few overt.)
How you gonna meet that special virtual other if you have a comp helm on?
AEK
Sun Oct 03, 2004 2:18 am
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KaardeShaarke wrote:... and one of my favorite non-armor items is a "Dress Uniform Jacket" which appears to pay a bit of homage to the Mandalorian armor. It looks nice too
Oh yeah, looted a couple dress uniform jackets myself (though tailors can make them also.) Very cool looking, all shiny and "armor" looking, get a lot of tells about it.
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