I think that there are quite a lot of clothes available, especially compared to other games. The only thing I do not like is the typical armor value assigned to different parts. Running around with shors having a bigger armor value than a kevlar vest is odd. But otherwise, I like the styles you can choose from.
I think that there are quite a lot of clothes available, especially compared to other games. The only thing I do not like is the typical armor value assigned to different parts. Running around with shors having a bigger armor value than a kevlar vest is odd. But otherwise, I like the styles you can choose from.
You know that, lore-wise, 30% of the rain in NC is straight up toxic.
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That's cause you gotta buy/loot the schematics. You can buy them from clothing stores once your street cred goes up and loot them from various side missions.
You do realize that npc's have clothes the player can't actually wear. Npc's have way more clothing/customization added to them than what the actually player can use. There's clothes and shoes in store that are shown on stands and shelves but we can't buy them or wear them. There's a lot of content removed from the game because they had to rush the release due to investors.
I'm assuming you mean character level?
Vendors don't add new goods until your Street Cred reaches certain levels.
While i understand why AI can be undercooked, sure, game was rushed and bringing it to some sort of MVP state was the main priority, this design choice regarding clothing is just bad. Why would you emphasize on style so much and in the end bind stats to outfits. It doesnt add much to a lootgame/item progression and is immersion breaking. Dunno, game should have had some defence cyberware and player would have to obtain various software chips to enhance armour, crit chances, e.t.c. While being able to wear whatever. Current system is not good for a multiplayer looter either, if they are still planning on making one.
In the ideal world where CDK didn't remake this game a bazillion times and respected the tabletop rpg a little, we would have a tab for civilian clothes/infiltration where we would use the daily night city clothing. Then we would have a tab for military gear for mission that require a bit of muscle to get in or for players that want to take the violent approach. Or even mix this a both, you enter in a area with your civilian clothing, pay a fee to someone infiltrate your gear in the bathroom or hidden place pick it up suit up and start a fire fighting.
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All I want are some good clothing mods, but the stores never sell these and I'm street cred lvl 42. I also don't know what process is needed to make stores update their wares but I tried using the wait feature and that didn't work. The expensive city center clothing store had some good legendary mods, but they were the same two every time; Bully and Panacea. After coming back a couple days later the shop wasn't carrying them or any other legendary mods anymore. No shop actually carries them and the clothes they sell aren't better than rare. I wish I knew how the store restocks worked and I wish they actually stocked things reliably.
Yet after reaching the last level in street cred that has "vendors will offer new clothes" the stores still have barely anything.
Best solution until the clothing is expanded with NPC options is to add all clothes that are available in the game to all stores without any RNG pools, just split between them so there is reason to visit each one. And have street cred restricted clothing show up in stores like street cred restricted cyberware does - with special indication.
There is no reason to force players to look like clowns. Can always make store clothes common quality so open world loot would still have meaning.
It's time for all RPGs around the world learn that we need an skin system.
The game just pushs you some clothes because they have better stats, but we ended up looking like a clow.
Is it difficult do make a slot just for us to customize our style with pieces WE WANT to wear?
World of Warcraft do that, and a lot of other games too...
Giving us the opportunity to upgrade our gear is cool, but grindy asf!
The game just pushs you some clothes because they have better stats, but we ended up looking like a clow.
Is it difficult do make a slot just for us to customize our style with pieces WE WANT to wear?
World of Warcraft do that, and a lot of other games too...
Giving us the opportunity to upgrade our gear is cool, but grindy asf!
This post inspired me to create a suggestion about improving the clothing system in game.
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CDPR - Here is how you fix the fashion.
The most valid complaint i have seen on the forums so far is how fashion is handled, i get it. As a fan of MMORPG but also dressing up my character, i hate having to choose between style and stats, because the end result always has you looking like a clown so you dont stall on progression. I...
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Anyone else wish there was some proper fucking armor in this game, like ballistic vests etc. I managed to make my v look less shit but damn half the yellow gear in this game is fucking stupid looking like "Hot Topics Next Night City Hipster Merc" line.
And dont get me started on the fucking hats and helmets.
And dont get me started on the fucking hats and helmets.
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Anyone managed to get/find heavy military gear with helmet visor or just found that Arasaka Body armor?