A Simple Request: Please Stop Putting Skirts on Chest Armor

[Zomkei]

give us a visor type option to get rid of the skirt so that those who want it can keep it, and those who don't can remove it. i know SE won't do it, but one can dream, right?

[Iscah]

They do stick out a little further, but if they'd been designed as legwear from the get go, they'd have made them stick a little closer to the legs like other legwear skirts we do have in the game.

That's the thing, though. I think the skirts look fantastic as they are, but would risk look underwhelming if built as legwear.

I do think they need to make more variant versions of tops in the current system.

[Arzalis]

I do think they need to make more variant versions of tops in the current system.

This and the poster above you are probably the solution. More variants or a toggle somehow. Personally I want just the tops on some sets for the variety with other gear. Might also solve a lot of complaints I have with SE just putting so much random stuff on gear. I like details, but they tend to go a bit overboard and have like 500 whatsits dangling around a piece of gear.

[ZeraSkiratea]

I could agree that it would be nice if they were being added to fewer body pieces, it shouldn't stopped all together. Those "skirts" were fairly common in historical armor sets and they were frequently attached to the chest piece.

was also my first instance, most of the tank Gear "skirts" are.. just surcoats which arent "connected" put are just part of the chest piece and most of the "cape like" skirts(or how i call them "Kamas" because star wars and i dont know the actual name of them outside of star wars) which would look weird on a Leg piece .


THAT SAID; i would KILL for a "visual" slot for stuff like, capes, surcoats, kamas, and similiar things,

[SieyaM]

As I was saying earlier though, having it on the chest piece affects how it sits and how it moves. Skirts attached to the chest piece can sit out wider and fuller. Long skirts in the leg slot (eg. Spring Skirt, Eikon Cloth mage skirts) tend to look flat and narrow by comparison.

Also, given that we don't have separate control over the waist section of the outfit, I do like having the matching top and sash with the ability to pick what legwear goes underneath it. If they put the sash on the pants, it would be harder to have that coordination but also variety.

While attaching them to the top will allow for fuller and wider skirts, maybe we should get some caster armor that doesn't have 20 pounds of skirt on it. There are some some skirt less glamour options for casters but they definitely seem to be in the minority of choices.

[Vav2021]

Leg armor exists for a reason, please stop applying skirts to chest pieces that covers it up.

Edit: wrong quote, sorry.

Sir, I will have you know, my balls need to breathe. Have you worn leg armor in the desert? They stick to the leg armor like cellophane!

[RitsukoSonoda]

Edit: wrong quote, sorry.

Sir, I will have you know, my balls need to breathe. Have you worn leg armor in the desert? They stick to the leg armor like cellophane!

Lol when your pants sound like someone unrolling duct tape when you take them off...

[Vav2021]

Lol when your pants sound like someone unrolling duct tape when you take them off...

An unintentional waxing takes place. People joke about how us cat-boys have no hair on our chest. Well, y'all know how it happens now.

[Raikai]

If only we had a slot for skirts that was separate from chest and legs.

Something like...I don't know...a belt slot...

(jk I hated that, glad it's gone. Just because there are like 2.5 tops I wish could separate from the skirt would not justify how useless belts were.)

Or maybe... a toggle for chestpieces that lets you hide some elements from it, like... skirts and buttflaps (granted they are visually separate), back/side pouches, capes, obnoxious shoulder details, etc.

[Hasrat]

By the same metric, we really need less longboots, too. Between chest armor draping down and thigh-high foot armor, "leg armor" just turns into a misnomer for... well, the deprecated "waist armor."