Random armor fitting to you

Glad to hear the drag queen mode will be implemented.

Then the ultimate scene from the House of 1000 Corpses comes to mind. It is the scene in which they cut the captive girl’s faher’s face skin off and use it as a mask. Will that be implemented for the “thief” gameplay?

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You always need to push it way to far, do you?! :slight_smile:

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Seems off by 100 years

It’s from the 15th century (1400-1500).

The sallet I like is from the 16th Century. There are two available in game currently for that time, but I’m not a fan of the early versions.

And as seen, there are two versions of gothic plate armor. I prefer the later version of gothic plate.

It’s so beautiful. :sob:

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Got some bigger pictures I can actually see?

I personally like this one. But I don’t think the gent you posted will fit in it :laughing:

EDIT:

here is a good reproduction

http://blog.royalarmouries.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Easter-Tournament-2013020413_117_Ted.jpg

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My aching heart… :sob:

And I got the pictures from the Internet.

In reality, I would not hesitate to steal a gothic suit of armor. :joy: Or just the sallet.

I realize you got them from the internet but they are so small.

Anyways the suits I linked correspond to the later half of the 15th century and not the 16th one.

Oh and the suits reproduction is reputed to be quite expensive.

I know. Ergo why I would steal it. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

As for the century, it’s still out of reach for this game. :sob: Oh well, I guess it’s the pig-faced bascinet for me. At least there’s still plate armor, even if it isn’t gothic.

well, if the game goes for historical accuracy, then it would be a little weird to run into a bandit camp and encounter 4-6 bandits donning full a mixed set of brigandine or plate. also considering their social status and relative lack of training, numbers (when compared to a city garrison) and wealth (as a moderatly wealthy individual wouldn’t normally risk being ran through by a merc. or hung by the neck till dead, for a bit of extra coin on the side) and the ability to spend what little wealth they have, i’d say it’s unlikley for bandits to have much in the way of quality equipmnet. and further more, would be hard pressed to fight a common soldier on even ground and win, let alone a knight, or a retinue of knights, hence ambush tactics involving superior numbers on people with similar or lesser equipment or training. anyway, those are just my (late) thoughs on that matter.