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Can we please have some simple/ more authentic outfit options?
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It seems odd that are no options aside from the "Thrall's Tunic" and maybe the Huntsman's armor. Like, 99% of the NPCs are all outfitted with simpler and more authentic outfits. And the one we do acquire through the Vinland arc can only be used in Vinland. For immersion purposes? That all went out the window with the tiny ice dragon and Unicorn Ship, my dear Ubisoft friends. All I want are outfits like Soma, Birna, and Lif. I'll speak a language you'll understand. I will buy Helix Credits for these. I don't want to look like Sauron. I want to look like a viking.
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Agreed. I really wish they'd do a set of authentic armors that shows what they really wore in that era. I mean some of the fantastical stuff is cool but most is way over the top. Looks like I'm in a Flash Gordon movie, not a viking game.
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Yeah wont happen.
This was a topic in Odyssey as well, were NPC's had the most cool combinations of gear that we couldnt wear.
Even though the devs asked us for screenshot and i and other offered many, it never got into the game.
My biggest problem with the current gear is that they dont change when you upgrade it, all that changes is the collor to full on gold in mythical
Also it sist very strange on your body, its weird how plate can bend around with your body instead of being stiff for example
I would never get MTX for these lame outfits. or any other for that matter, paid enough for the game as is.
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