i would shoot u in ur stupid head with my gun and then slash ur throat with my gauntlet
u would beg for ur life and i would look down and say to u "no way. u dont deserve it" and then id finish u
A guy confident enough to wear that in public would not give a single frick.
Don't care if you're built like Dwayne the motherfricking Rock Johnson, your words could not harm a man like that and if you got physical you'd suffer the consequences.
The thing is, somebody who is strong and able-bodied can make any outfit work. If you're fat and look like a doofus, people will snicker and laugh at you wearing a video game costume, but if you're fit and confident like this guy says
Yup. Law of attraction.
Confident people are confident because they know they look good, that's why scrawny nerds with shit loads of money still lack confidence in public, cannot fight human nature.
realistically nothing is "stopping" anybody from wearing anything
don't be daft, it's a, "societal norm" scenario. he wants to wear that without being seen as weird. and yes, he will be seen as weird.
mens fashion is shit mainly because men don't give enough of a shit to try to change it. one guy wearing a weird outfit just gets seen as a crackhead if you arent famous in some way
just wear what you wanna wear man, be confident. if you got vincent's drip, atleast you're not the bad kind of "i don't care what people think of me" weirdo who dresses in sweat soaked cum stained tee shirts.
Anyone with frick you money wearing a suit is weird.
Especially with the money high-end suit cost, just go wild and wear JRPG villain-tier accoutrements.
The stigma against suits is arguably worse than any stigma against cosplay. The taboo against wearing anything that looks too nice is far more effective than any early-modern sumptuary law.
>Have a really nice leather duster I got from my dad >Can't wear it outside of the ugliest weather without people assuming I'm on my way to shoot up some place
Frick Columbine for forever putting a negative association with long jackets.
I once dressed up as a Private Eye for halloween, with a trenchcoat, magnifying glass and giant eye mask for the "Private Eye" joke >Mfw everyone thought I was some kind of alien school shooter until I explained
I wear my (oilskin) duster whenever it rains. Some teenagers laughed at me once, but two black guys said they liked it, one said I looked like Blade, so I'm calling it a win.
Yup. Law of attraction.
Confident people are confident because they know they look good, that's why scrawny nerds with shit loads of money still lack confidence in public, cannot fight human nature.
Reminder, Vincent isn't supposed to be edgy or cool. He's supposed to be a defeated wreck of a man cowering away in a coffin angry at the fact that he got cuckolded by Hojo, of all characters.
I think a tailored adventurer outfit, done right, would cost a lot of money. Those different light-armor clothes you could get in Kingdom Come Deliverance would probably cost thousands of dollars (in our currency). Clothing that offers actual (minor) protection against being stabbed or slashed with a sword. In the case of KCD, metal plating and chainmail offers the best protection, but that isn't the cool JRPG-character fantasy, is it?
You might think my estimate is way too high, but consider what we pay for the kind of rags we walk around with in modern society. Something actually good with utility would cost a fortune.
realistically nothing is stopping you from wearing that outfit on the right
except me bullying him to suicide
i would shoot u in ur stupid head with my gun and then slash ur throat with my gauntlet
u would beg for ur life and i would look down and say to u "no way. u dont deserve it" and then id finish u
u dont know what ud unleash, kid
Holy shit I pissed my pants
you wouldn't have the balls, plus you never go outside anyway
A guy confident enough to wear that in public would not give a single frick.
Don't care if you're built like Dwayne the motherfricking Rock Johnson, your words could not harm a man like that and if you got physical you'd suffer the consequences.
The thing is, somebody who is strong and able-bodied can make any outfit work. If you're fat and look like a doofus, people will snicker and laugh at you wearing a video game costume, but if you're fit and confident like this guy says
you can make anything work.
realistically nothing is "stopping" anybody from wearing anything
don't be daft, it's a, "societal norm" scenario. he wants to wear that without being seen as weird. and yes, he will be seen as weird.
mens fashion is shit mainly because men don't give enough of a shit to try to change it. one guy wearing a weird outfit just gets seen as a crackhead if you arent famous in some way
just wear what you wanna wear man, be confident. if you got vincent's drip, atleast you're not the bad kind of "i don't care what people think of me" weirdo who dresses in sweat soaked cum stained tee shirts.
Vincent's suit looks even more uncomfortable than a normal suit
Anyone with frick you money wearing a suit is weird.
Especially with the money high-end suit cost, just go wild and wear JRPG villain-tier accoutrements.
The suit can carry more shit then whatever the frick Vincent is wearing and you can get them second hand for like $20
The guy in the suit could just as easily have a gun but isn't trying to show it off like a homosexual
except I wanna wear a suit?
The stigma against suits is arguably worse than any stigma against cosplay. The taboo against wearing anything that looks too nice is far more effective than any early-modern sumptuary law.
>Have a really nice leather duster I got from my dad
>Can't wear it outside of the ugliest weather without people assuming I'm on my way to shoot up some place
Frick Columbine for forever putting a negative association with long jackets.
I once dressed up as a Private Eye for halloween, with a trenchcoat, magnifying glass and giant eye mask for the "Private Eye" joke
>Mfw everyone thought I was some kind of alien school shooter until I explained
i mean, yeah
Where would anyone get alien from? They were gays, that sounds cool anon.
>Yoshiyuki Tomino
Speaking of cuckolds.
I wear my (oilskin) duster whenever it rains. Some teenagers laughed at me once, but two black guys said they liked it, one said I looked like Blade, so I'm calling it a win.
>tfw can only wear a suit to weddings, funerals, and graduations
I wish there were more opportunities for us to dress up
If you're attractive you can wear whatever you want.
Yup. Law of attraction.
Confident people are confident because they know they look good, that's why scrawny nerds with shit loads of money still lack confidence in public, cannot fight human nature.
Reminder, Vincent isn't supposed to be edgy or cool. He's supposed to be a defeated wreck of a man cowering away in a coffin angry at the fact that he got cuckolded by Hojo, of all characters.
He’s just like me!
He is cool though despite his painful backstory.
He wields guns and his cape allows him to swooze into places like in the movie.
Suits are rad.
If it wasnt so hot all the time I would like wearing one often
Dumb weeb. This is why you're still a virgin.
Suits are based and they make you look hot af.
>not wanting to larp as agent 47
Shameful
I think a tailored adventurer outfit, done right, would cost a lot of money. Those different light-armor clothes you could get in Kingdom Come Deliverance would probably cost thousands of dollars (in our currency). Clothing that offers actual (minor) protection against being stabbed or slashed with a sword. In the case of KCD, metal plating and chainmail offers the best protection, but that isn't the cool JRPG-character fantasy, is it?
You might think my estimate is way too high, but consider what we pay for the kind of rags we walk around with in modern society. Something actually good with utility would cost a fortune.
So do. The cattle's laughter is at best an opportunity to feel brave.
If you're attractive or fit you can wear anything you want. You need to own the look even if it's some moronic JRPG outfit.