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even just making your chracters profile bigger is probably enough to not use them, good to know at least they don't add to your hitbox.
At the moment the bet combination I have found is the tan jacket and khaki pants. There was a debate above about how the jacket affects your hitbox, which sem's like a stupid idea, but the jacket has a degree of application when it comes to camoflauge as it breaks up the human outline to a degree.
One of the reasons ghillie suits work so well is not so much the fact that they make you look like leaves as a mental trick. The brain that is searching for humans will overlook objects not human shaped, so the less overtky human shaped your outline, the more likely you'll fool an observer. They also hide more skin, which, while probably not applicable to the game is an important consideration in real life, as the colour and shine can give you away (thats what military face paint is about).
Of course, all this said, it's important to remember that no matter how camoflauged you are, it's meaningless if your moving.
I stoped wearing the punk boots after noticing how much they stood out in bushes/ grass.
The jacket is yellow, yes, but it's far from ' bright 'and it's almost the exact same tone as the wheat fields in the game, for which prioritized colour-based concealment for becasue they offer the least concealment in terms of objects. In most of the games woodland and urban terrain, if your spotted then chances are it's going to be at close enough range that camoflauge will be meaningless.
When it comes to hiding in a bush, I'm normally more concered about how the rifle barrel protruding from it affects my profile than how the colours of my clothing shows up. All things considered, the yellow isn't all that bad. Now granted, if I was wearing blaze orange or bright blue or something it would be a lot more of a giveaway, but the yellow is subdued and natural enough that of all the clothing options my character has available in combination with the profile breaking effect of the bush, I have found that in practice it's ill effects are negligible. I spend a lot of time hiding in bushes in the game, get bumped very rarely so I must be doing something right.
However once you get a backpack and vest, the camo config changes.
Optimal camo is:
Level 1, or Level 3 vest
Level 1, or Level 2 backpack
Pants to match your camo
its hard to plan your camo out because for all you know, you could decide to camp on a rock, or on top of grass, or behind a bush at your end game.
If you're going for rocks, go for beige/gray. If you're going for grass, bushes and trees, go brown, yellow, and green.