What armor is this?
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This did not appear anywhere I could actually alter the COSTUME parts. I was in the SG Settings window ONLY.
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Well, for this particular piece maybe but not for the bug that causes it heheh but thanks
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I have that problem and I dont have Windows 7, so that's not the issue.
I swear I've seen that before in the options and named, now I'll have to go and look.
Yup, I just looked it up. It's the Enforcer armor set. I'd post screen shots, but for some reason, I can no longer get screen shots from the character creator ever since I upgraded to Windows 7. When I try to hit Printscreen and then paste it into Paint, I just get a big black field. Printscreen still puts a screenshot into the CoH when I'm ingame though. So strange. |
It saddens me somewhat how little good Steampunk stuff we have.
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Well, catsuits are generally what counts as "stealth" so it works. ExoProto to me looks bio-tech. Not so much belts and clips as sinew-ish looking things.
I don't know about Ulterior (I thought that's what the pic was, but I seem to have been wrong), but I can definitely tell you that Enforcer and ExoProto are nothing alike. Enforcer has interlocking metal plates that are actually shiny (and will no doubt be reflecting, come Going Rogue) whereas ExoProto has overlapping, ornate plates held together with belts and clips for a much less "plate armour" look and a much more "stealth suit" appearance. Ironically, the actual Stealth set doesn't look like a stealth suit at all, but rather a lot more like a cat suit. Personally, I used the ExoProto to replace my old Buckled Leather costume to replicate that Solid Snake look I've been aiming for since 2004.
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I've not tried Vanguard yet because of its cost, and if Ulterior looks like anything, it looks the most like Justice, which together look more like embossed leather than layered armour, to be honest, and Sinister's "stitched leather" is an actually unique concept in the game, with only the "rough patches fur" set from 2004 coming anywhere close. |
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Really, though, not liking them is fine, as long as you accept that some people DO like them and enjoy the variety they present. |
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Either way, I'd have to see a full suit of this with its corresponding pattern to judge whether or not it's good. I used to think Ulterior was pretty bad just based on browsing through it in the editor, but seeing what people have done with it, I changed my mind. |
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We see things a bit differently, then. While catsuits do tend to be what counts for stealthy, they really mostly go with athletic characters, e.i. those who can pass for cat burglars. When I think stealth suit, though, I think stealth game, and those usually have a brawny man in the lead who isn't so much athletic and wears less of a catsuit and more of a combination of fatigues and super-tech armour. Solid Snake is probably the best example of this, though the original Metal Gear Solid didn't have enough detail definition to let me know WHAT he was wearing.
Well, catsuits are generally what counts as "stealth" so it works. ExoProto to me looks bio-tech. Not so much belts and clips as sinew-ish looking things.
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ExoProto is sort of that - a very complicated, very incomprehensible suit of sleek super-tech armour. Granted, if you two-coloured it, it might look like tech sewn into the body, but I run mine uni-colour (and all black) and it actually works pretty well for a stealth suit. It also DOES have canvas belts and buckles, by the way.
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I'll agree with Ulterior being at least somewhat similar to Justice, though they have very distinct patterns and specular effects. |
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Just thought I'd clarify myself - you're free to dislike whatever you want, but comparing vastly different costume parts in order to complain that everything we get is samey is nonsensical. Admitting that you don't even use the pieces so you can't even tell them apart...that speaks for itself. (Not actually talking to you, of course, Sam.) |
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Something that a lot of people overlook is that you can use the Ulterior pattern separate from the actual texture piece. I'm not much a fan of the actual parts, but it's a pretty good pattern. |
One thing of note - as with all costume sets, if you use every piece of it and go for a complete set with all the details and trimmings, you end up looking RIDICULOUS. This was true for Justice and Sinister, it was true for Enforcer, it's actually true for Vanguard, it's SO VERY TRUE for Valkyrie... Whole sets with nothing but the sets all coloured the same just look silly, and I have not seen them look anything but, myself. As always, mixing and matching between sets to add some variety and some interesting elements to the set is far superior.
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Samuel_Tow is the only poster that makes me want to punch him in the head more often when I'm agreeing with him than when I'm disagreeing with him.
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I think Justice pulls together nicely (but I've always thought it is a bit bulky), and Enforcer is workable (it mostly suffers from a lack of leg details). I can't entirely say on Vanguard since I've never actually looked at it too hard (what good is a costume set I can't get until over halfway through the game?).
One thing of note - as with all costume sets, if you use every piece of it and go for a complete set with all the details and trimmings, you end up looking RIDICULOUS. This was true for Justice and Sinister, it was true for Enforcer, it's actually true for Vanguard, it's SO VERY TRUE for Valkyrie... Whole sets with nothing but the sets all coloured the same just look silly, and I have not seen them look anything but, myself. As always, mixing and matching between sets to add some variety and some interesting elements to the set is far superior.
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But very true for Sinister, Valkyrie, and Ulterior I'll definitely agree. The pieces are just too overwhelmingly busy, or have overly ostentatious details.
Though like how you use ExoProto - color matters a lot too. Justice is probably far more garish if you use strong colors, but using a dark blue with desaturated blue highlights has served me well for one my characters.
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It saddens me somewhat how little good Steampunk stuff we have.
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I wish they'd add a more steampunkish version of the Piston boots. Or heck, just redo the recipe boots. They look.. kinda chunky in both size (hard to match up at the knee with the size difference) and general look, too.
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Yeah, that's new for sure. I've gotten all the power packs and have all the vet rewards and have never seen it before. Belive me, i'd have used it by now it i had it, it's right up my alley. Hoping we get it soon.
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Doesn't look right to me. Looks like it's got jumbled
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Would just like to note to the people saying the devs need to add new patterns: they do, just not as often. They recently released Vines (which is very nice).
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