Help for a unique loadout?

[plursei]

Hey folks,

So I was reviewing my current loadouts (clothing and gear, not guns) and I'm really not happy with what I have. I have about three different sets of camouflage, and while they do work well and look nice, I'm tired of looking exactly like everybody else. I understand that that's helpful, and I get that people do it for a reason; it helps you blend in with the rest and you don't stick out, all that jazz.

The problem is, I want to stick out. This will make me a more obvious target. People will be able to recognize who's team I'm on without searching for an armband. This doesn't bother me. Think of it as aposematism.

What I'm getting at is, I want to do something different. I'd like to move away from the military/PMC look that most people have going on. I'm looking for the three F's: Functional, Flashy, Fun. If you guys have seen any unique or nice-looking loadouts, please share pictures; I need inspiration for my own.

Thanks,
Plursei

[Chainmail]

If you want something unique try looking up Australian, Belgian, and German camo patterns and loadouts. Personally I love the ridiculousness of the Belgian jigsaw camo.

[toobladink]

buy a poncho, use a really weird gun, and make weird noises all the time.

[Steve]

Rock jeans and an unbuttoned Hawaiian print shirt, chest rig under the shirt. Paint your primary to match the shirt. Can't remember the source, but IIRC, folks working along the U.S. / Mexico border doing private counter-immigration were rocking setups like this a few years back.

[plursei]

Hey all,

Thanks for the feedback. I really liked the idea of a Hawaiian shirt, so I looked through my closet and found some pretty good gems. My gun was recently painted, so it's not included in this photo; however, I assure you it is equally provocative.


This is my first prototype loadout. The only real functional pieces of this loadout are the vest and the goggles, but hey, it's pretty fun to dress up in.


Proud to introduce the TACKAZ. Better to have and not need than need and not have, right?

[book42]

At the last Riddick game, someone was wearing hand made chain mail. Haven't seen anything like that before, both Andy and I liked it. There were also a couple of kids decked out like Tom Clancy's, "The Division".