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I agree that subtly thickening the "notes" on the back of her helmet would help. And while I see what VXE is trying to say, Octavia probably isn't the 'frame to really experiment and create a signature style on. And besides, Artarrwen might be my favourite Tennogen creator because they have creative ideas, but their skill lies in perfectly replicating the DE "style" in such a way as to make their work look nearly indistinguishable from official helmets. If Hydroxate could do something like that, I wouldn't complain at all.
If the skin is still considered too basic, then I would still fight tooth and nail to have this helmet included. Hydroxate does incredible work, and this is the helmet that might make me give Octavia another try.