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[AI BLUEFOX]

I think the look is to represent effort and exertion in the field causing the shirt to come half untucked

[Kean_1]

The shirt is tucked in on the same side your character's pistol is holstered. It seems to me this is to keep the shirt tail (which is relatively long) from getting in the way when drawing your sidearm. Hell, I've done it before on the shooting range although that was with a belt holster rather than a drop. .....it's not a fashion statement.

[DarkLordDashie]

I think the look is to represent effort and exertion in the field causing the shirt to come half untucked

That could be it, yeah. That was one of my thoughts on it.

The shirt is tucked in on the same side your character's pistol is holstered. It seems to me this is to keep the shirt tail (which is relatively long) from getting in the way when drawing your sidearm. Hell, I've done it before on the shooting range although that was with a belt holster rather than a drop. .....it's not a fashion statement.

Could also be this. But if that is true...why not tuck the entire shirt in? At least it wouldn't look ridiculous, but instead it's left half and half.

Either way, I still think it looks ridiculous. Either tuck the entire shirt in or untuck the entire shirt. Anything else is a crime against humanity & fashion.

[Ghost416]

God, you people are pedantic. If you're gonna *****, at least ***** about something worth *****ing about. The world isn't gonna end because a damn shirt isn't tucked all the way in. Use a different shirt, if it bothers you that much.

[ROWEMEISTER]

My point exactly.

[Flanker1Six]

I'm sure a coture session or two, with Mumu Chiffon would get the lad on the correct bad *** spec op styling path.

Leopard skin holster, peccary skin covers for the knee pads, a few tropical bird feathers for "accents"............................that sort of thing.

[Kean_1]

Could also be this. But if that is true...why not tuck the entire shirt in? At least it wouldn't look ridiculous, but instead it's left half and half.

Either way, I still think it looks ridiculous. Either tuck the entire shirt in or untuck the entire shirt. Anything else is a crime against humanity & fashion.

.....again, it's not intended as a fashion statement but just merely to get that part of the flap out if the way.

There are plenty of other options for clothing however. You don't need to choose this one. I think many of the options look ridiculous myself but I also realize others think they are cool. Cest la vie.....

[Kean_1]

I think the look is to represent effort and exertion in the field causing the shirt to come half untucked

....this as well, so he simply keeps the one part tucked in as to keep it out of the way of his holster.

[Kean_1]

Who gives a crap. I just pick standard character as he comes and get on with the game. For me clothes and silly gun colours add nothing to the game. Sames with football boots, black is all you need.

Games would be better if they concentrated on the game and not silly things. Just give us a uniform and crack on

Actually, it appears a lot of folks like these types of customization options in games. I will admit that I do too. For those who don't, there is that option as well (random pick or default). What you consider "silly", many others might actually enjoy. You can't satisfy everyone.

[StarlancePanthr]

Reminds me of the 'scottish' shirts that you see for sale in the tat shops along princess street in edinburgh