SSR outfit
23 posts · 2008-05-26 13:36:12 to 2008-05-28 17:04:12
I think just a SWAT/Riot Control outfit in general would be a nice addition to this game.Course you don't see too many female SWAT geezers around, so me wonders how that will work...
Personally, I find it remarkable that new clothing comes in the form of NPC-wear, but perhaps that's just me. A full outfit would just exacerbate the pain.
Thats the only way we can genuinely get new clothing though, steal it from existing NPCs.
We really do need the SWAT suit, that helmet doesn't go with anything (I have never seen it with the Elite Commando suit yet but it has the gold sheen so I dont think it will quite go). It would be interesting to see if Rarebit can get the SWAT suit to fit females (if it doesn't already exist) as if that does occur, it could mean we could also see Male face Masks and lots of other similar things which are for one gender and not the other.
exsuscito wrote:Personally, I find it remarkable that new clothing comes in the form of NPC-wear, but perhaps that's just me. A full outfit would just exacerbate the pain.
Thats the only way we can genuinely get new clothing though, steal it from existing NPCs.
Not really. Area K was an entirely new concept, as far as I know. Even if it wasn't, it's not beyond the realms of reason to envisage new clothing. I would guess it's a matter of expediency as opposed to anything else.
Not really. Area K was an entirely new concept, as far as I know. Even if it wasn't, it's not beyond the realms of reason to envisage new clothing. I would guess it's a matter of expediency as opposed to anything else.
It is an existing clothing model, just re-skinned. Same model as the Jayne Half Duster I think.
Its a testament to Rarebit's skinning though, with the Area K and the Red Winter Coat, they take an extra look to realise we have seen the models before.
Course you don't see too many female SWAT geezers around, so me wonders how that will work...Actually, if you look under the masks of the normal SWAT members (not SSR, etc.) most are female. The body doesn't change because Flak Jackets are extremely unflattering.
The body doesn't change because Flak Jackets are extremely unflattering.I was going to chime in with a response very similar to this, the clothing is made for protection not to show curves in the body or for comfort.
Dulux wrote:As Chemuel said, nearly 70% of all SWAT guards I encounter are female, with female names like: Jayla Kenton and so forth. And you can tell by the way they walk and run as well.Course you don't see too many female SWAT geezers around, so me wonders how that will work...Actually, if you look under the masks of the normal SWAT members (not SSR, etc.) most are female. The body doesn't change because Flak Jackets are extremely unflattering.
Also, it looks pretty cool to put on the blue headlamp while wearing the helmet.
Well i just feel right silly nowhehe, it happens. But female SWAT geezers do exist in the Matrix

SolidRevolver wrote:The Area K was worn by some NPC gangs in Downtown, I think you can find some in Edgewater.exsuscito wrote:Personally, I find it remarkable that new clothing comes in the form of NPC-wear, but perhaps that's just me. A full outfit would just exacerbate the pain.
Thats the only way we can genuinely get new clothing though, steal it from existing NPCs.
Not really. Area K was an entirely new concept, as far as I know. Even if it wasn't, it's not beyond the realms of reason to envisage new clothing. I would guess it's a matter of expediency as opposed to anything else.
Remebering way back from the Thread of The Dead (Where Dead actually stands for Clothes) Beachhead asked about players being able to access the SWAT-type body armor, but from I can recollect, Rarebit wasn't so enthusiastic about going that path. Honestly I think the helmet in itself is something just because it wasn't long before that the Elite Commando Helmet was the first type of *helmet wear in the game, and now we have this Riot-Shield type helmet, and honestly I'm greatful for just that. I mean, when you see people in the Matrix, you don't see operatives wearing heavy-laiden body armor, you see them doing cart-wheels in leather being unscathed by a shower of high-powered bullets.
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Remebering way back from the Thread of The Dead (Where Dead actually stands for Clothes) Beachhead asked about players being able to access the SWAT-type body armor, but from I can recollect, Rarebit wasn't so enthusiastic about going that path. Honestly I think the helmet in itself is something just because it wasn't long before that the Elite Commando Helmet was the first type of *helmet wear in the game, and now we have this Riot-Shield type helmet, and honestly I'm greatful for just that. I mean, when you see people in the Matrix, you don't see operatives wearing heavy-laiden body armor, you see them doing cart-wheels in leather being unscathed by a shower of high-powered bullets.
"Here, have this Key!"
"Thanks... whats it for?"
"Well... nothing, its just a Gold key..."
"Oh... ok"
The helmet, though a good addition, it completely wasted as nothing goes with it. If people want to go around naked apart from the helmet, thats their dance, but I think that is getting further away from the 'Everyone looking good in the matrix movies' thing. The only thing that is going to make this helmet look good is the SWAT (or something similar) suit.
Contact in Shirakaba has a brownish/greyish sort of area k i think.

Yuusuke Akayama; Right next to Shirakaba W.
I'm kinda hopin' this Helmet quest leads to more body armor type quests. Sure, the stereotypical redpill wears leather and flowing coats, but I bet you a shilling I could make the armored vest look bad-arse and redpilly at once. :3
Ballak wrote:Bull. Have you seen my screenshots? That Helmet looks snazzy as pot-roast pie with my System Suit.Remebering way back from the Thread of The Dead (Where Dead actually stands for Clothes) Beachhead asked about players being able to access the SWAT-type body armor, but from I can recollect, Rarebit wasn't so enthusiastic about going that path. Honestly I think the helmet in itself is something just because it wasn't long before that the Elite Commando Helmet was the first type of *helmet wear in the game, and now we have this Riot-Shield type helmet, and honestly I'm greatful for just that. I mean, when you see people in the Matrix, you don't see operatives wearing heavy-laiden body armor, you see them doing cart-wheels in leather being unscathed by a shower of high-powered bullets.
"Here, have this Key!""Thanks... whats it for?"
"Well... nothing, its just a Gold key..."
"Oh... ok"
The helmet, though a good addition, it completely wasted as nothing goes with it. If people want to go around naked apart from the helmet, thats their dance, but I think that is getting further away from the 'Everyone looking good in the matrix movies' thing. The only thing that is going to make this helmet look good is the SWAT (or something similar) suit.