Sarvis
Erudite
Balor said:
No, not because it's brown but because it is similar to the colors of the landscape around you. Just like a green leaf pattern is only really camouflage if you're in a forest.
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No, not because it's brown but because it is similar to the colors of the landscape around you. Just like a green leaf pattern is only really camouflage if you're in a forest.
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What about the environments that aren't shit-brown?Sarvis said:
Sarvis
Erudite
Vaarna_Aarne said:
What, all three of them?
Most of the areas that aren't brownish are indoors, with poor or no lighting. The hat is dark brown so it still works.
Or if you want to get _technical_ it's a fucking game, and they didn't code anything for situational stat bonuses so it's all or nothing.
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