I have to agree, the striped colored one that looks like a jester's outfit. Looks ridiculous on Geralt
Shiadhals Armor.
I was very very excited once i found the Diagram. I was eager to craft it, but i had to level up a bit. But then it was a real bummer. The Armor looks exactly like the Verden Archer Gambeson, and is ugly as shit.
I think most of the armors in the Witcher 3 are ugly except the Ursine set.
Witcher 2's armors are much more aesthetically pleasing, and I had hoped that some the designs would make it to the Witcher 3.
This is exactly the case with me.Mmm I have to agree.
I know pre-release whenever the subject of armour came up and most of the stuff we'd seen was pretty meh, I kept saying, "Just wait, as long as there's variation it'll be fine, I'm sure those more Witcher 2-style armours will exist". Sadly this never really came true. Really the only sets that look remotely like 2's style are DLC (Temeria) and then the sets that Eskel/Lambert have, which you can't obtain (Cat is ok until you start upgrading it, but that's more Witcher 1-style).
DLC aside, the Ursine armour is the only one that I find truly aesthetically pleasing, and even then it still doesn't reach the amazingness that was the Concept Art.
Honestly I'm pretty much just sticking to the DLC Armour or Ursine from now on. I'm doing a slow and steady follow-up Death March playthrough now, and even though I'm constantly finding new armour with better stats then the Temerian Set (Which better stats is meant to be vital for higher difficulties), I just end up saying fuck it and sticking with the Temerian stuff because almost everything else is meh at best, with most of it being straight up ugly.
C'mooon Redkit.
There are a lot of overblown complaints and hyperboles flying around in this thread, but this is something I can genuinely agree with.The knight gloves are horrible. They look like oven Mits.