No legendary clothing

[the~jack]

So at level 73 and ng1 I find it . Strange not seeing any legendary clothing or effects, why is just the spacesuit, backpack and helmet?

[DICKENS CIDER]

Dang man go outside ..level 73 already ??? MAN TURN THE GAME OFF .

[the~jack]

I feel like it's at ng+ 8 or something

[BionicDance]

Clothing always has stats that add up to the same total.
The top three numbers, for example, always add up to 35.

I don't think clothing was ever meant for anything but aesthetics; it's that way in Fallout 4, too.

[BodyCount]

Originally posted by the~Jack:

So at level 73 and ng1 I find it . Strange not seeing any legendary clothing or effects, why is just the spacesuit, backpack and helmet?

Ya i'm level 108 and nothing found yet :(

[Alex]

Originally posted by BionicDance:

Clothing always has stats that add up to the same total.
The top three numbers, for example, always add up to 35.

I don't think clothing was ever meant for anything but aesthetics; it's that way in Fallout 4, too.

Yeah but in Fallout 4 you could upgrade certain articles of clothing like the vault suit or at least customize them. Here you don't get that option.

[Abisha]

this i would call legendary
https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse4.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIP.G1qkMN4iq1HNvngommeMQQHaJ4%26pid%3DApi&f=1&ipt=c7205e9e11347fa177d74803fafe8b4245c730db8f232cfaa301cd882f04193e&ipo=images

but the devs are way to porous this day's.
feels like 1850 who knows they already shamed about a bikini. like 1950

[BionicDance]

Originally posted by Alex:

Originally posted by BionicDance:

Clothing always has stats that add up to the same total.
The top three numbers, for example, always add up to 35.

I don't think clothing was ever meant for anything but aesthetics; it's that way in Fallout 4, too.

Yeah but in Fallout 4 you could upgrade certain articles of clothing like the vault suit or at least customize them. Here you don't get that option.

Starfield isn't Fallout 4. Or Skyrim, for that matter.

When I started taking the game on its own terms instead of trying to play it like every other Bethsda game, my enjoyment skyrocketed.
I had a lot to unlearn, like not picking up every piece of junk...because you can't scrap it for parts; that was a biggie. Crafting is not completely different, but if you're trying to play this like Fallout 4, you're not gonna have a good time.

[wtiger27]

Originally posted by Alex:

Originally posted by BionicDance:

Clothing always has stats that add up to the same total.
The top three numbers, for example, always add up to 35.

I don't think clothing was ever meant for anything but aesthetics; it's that way in Fallout 4, too.

Yeah but in Fallout 4 you could upgrade certain articles of clothing like the vault suit or at least customize them. Here you don't get that option.

After the game had been out for a while. They added a lot of cool stuff to Fallout 4 after release. Expect the same for Starfield.

[BionicDance]

Originally posted by wtiger27:

Originally posted by Alex:

Yeah but in Fallout 4 you could upgrade certain articles of clothing like the vault suit or at least customize them. Here you don't get that option.

After the game had been out for a while. They added a lot of cool stuff to Fallout 4 after release. Expect the same for Starfield.

Yeah, I usually balk at buying DLC, but shut up and take my money!

[dulany67]

Originally posted by BionicDance:

I don't think clothing was ever meant for anything but aesthetics; it's that way in Fallout 4, too.

Well, they failed at that, too. I'm a 56 year old guy and even I can see that they would have been well served in hiring a fashion consultant.

[Jaggid Edje]

Originally posted by wtiger27:

After the game had been out for a while. They added a lot of cool stuff to Fallout 4 after release. Expect the same for Starfield.

Okay, but if that's not true a year from now, I'm totally going to come back to this thread and scold you fiercely for lying to me.

[Alex]

Originally posted by BionicDance:

Originally posted by Alex:

Yeah but in Fallout 4 you could upgrade certain articles of clothing like the vault suit or at least customize them. Here you don't get that option.

Starfield isn't Fallout 4. Or Skyrim, for that matter.

When I started taking the game on its own terms instead of trying to play it like every other Bethsda game, my enjoyment skyrocketed.
I had a lot to unlearn, like not picking up every piece of junk...because you can't scrap it for parts; that was a biggie. Crafting is not completely different, but if you're trying to play this like Fallout 4, you're not gonna have a good time.

Well you brought up Fallout 4 first.

[the~jack]

Originally posted by dulany67:

Originally posted by BionicDance:

I don't think clothing was ever meant for anything but aesthetics; it's that way in Fallout 4, too.

Well, they failed at that, too. I'm a 56 year old guy and even I can see that they would have been well served in hiring a fashion consultant.

Was thinking,that the clothing is unisex and extra without any skin.. because of woke / political correctness

[BionicDance]

Originally posted by dulany67:

Originally posted by BionicDance:

I don't think clothing was ever meant for anything but aesthetics; it's that way in Fallout 4, too.

Well, they failed at that, too. I'm a 56 year old guy and even I can see that they would have been well served in hiring a fashion consultant.

Well, I don't know what you're talking about, cuz I like the aesthetic design.

In fact, this whole game is so very pretty.

[BionicDance]

Originally posted by the~Jack:

Originally posted by dulany67:

Well, they failed at that, too. I'm a 56 year old guy and even I can see that they would have been well served in hiring a fashion consultant.

Was thinking,that the clothing is unisex and extra without any skin.. because of woke / political correctness

Man, Star Trek must absolutely trigger you.