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I hope so. I mean if the blacksmith looks like this why we can´t?!
I do agree they are ugly af.
This must be some kind of achievement.
Thank you. Just another one you wants more customization features.
That why i enjoy games that offer hidden armor options
You look like a hunchback with weird leg/body proportions. A true hobbit?
But i didnt know it was a hobbit game.
https://enshrouded.featureupvote.com/
with enough people voting its get the attention you seek
The character may be smaller in frame than the blacksmith in general, but.. this game doesn't scream woke at all.
One reason they may be smaller is because of how the interchangeable armor sets are designed. Perhaps they are only designed at a certain diameter for early access and aren't made to "stretch," to different sized characters yet. So, if you beefed out your legs or torso and put on the armor, you might stick out of it.
It's early access, tons of stuff is missing. But you are also missing tons of stuff, like common sense and the ability to keep politics and crybaby tears out of unrelated discussions.
In the Lord of the Rings MMO you could hide your helmet... or your shoes if you were a hobbit. Wonderful little feature.