I was thinking in adding this little upgrade into the equipment inventory
Jewelry.
I thought it might be a good idea given that in clothing, everything now is
Area K + Sleepwalker Jeans
vs
Area K + Sleepwalker Jeans
With some extra points in jewelry, things could get more interesting in PvP at least a little bit, using the mob items as equipped jewels, pendants or however you want them to be called.
Obviously with some differences between them and just 2 bonus of 1% each, or a single bonus of 2% while equipped.
Here are some examples...
Pentagram Amulet: Grants Ballistic Accuracy Bonus (2%)
Ankh:Grants Melee Defense Bonus (1%)
Grants Melee Accuracy Bonus (1%)
Skull Coin: Grants Melee Defense Bonus (2%)
Eagle Pin: Grants Ballistic Defense Bonus (1%)
Grants Viral Defense Bonus (1%)
Red Rust Hankerchie:Grants Inner Strength Regen Rate (1%)
Grants Inner Strength Cost Modification Bonus (1%)
Platinium Disk Medallion: Grants Thrown Accuracy Bonus (2%)
Chopper Key: Grants Thrown Defense Bonus (2%)
Dog Tag: Grants Thrown Accuracy Bonus (1%)
Grants Thrown Defense Bonus (1%)
Small Vial of Blood: Grants Health Regen Rate (2%)
Golden Badge: Grants Ballistic Damge Bonus (1%)
Grants Melee Damage Bonus (1%)
Onyx Ring: Grants Viral Accuracy Bonus (2%)
A.S.P. ID CardGrants Viral Defense Bonus (2%)
Razor BladeGrants Viral Accuracy Bonus (1%)
Grants Viral Defense Bonus (1%)
Crow Feather:Grants Viral Accuracy Bonus (1%)
Grants Inner Strength Regen Rate (1%)
..and so on....
With this attachment, the pvp won't be Area K vs Area K, but..
Area K + Dog Tag
VS
Area K + Skull Coin
for just give an example.
With the different (and a bit significant) upgrades, the players might want to check wich pendant helps them the most in a certain fight.
Also, look for the mob that has the item they exactly need could be kinda fun. In addition, let's be honest, who needs the collector items to 25 levels when everyone around is 50?
This is just a thought to have a little plus in fighting and take advantage of something that we already have, adding another equipment slot (or the 'tool slot' may come in handy too).
What you guys think?
EDIT: Sorry if is not quite clear; my english is awful.

