[The Wyrm Ouroboros]

... anything covering the face, I suppose, which in itself is going to make you stick out.  Sorry.

[Rift_0f_Bladz]

Put ranks in disguise, dude.

[Namikaze]

So formfitting body armor or chameleon suit and acceptable clothing for different areas but keep dusters for when you need to change between multiple areas got it that what I got thank guys for your help

Another question would be what types of hats are available that would help hid my characters identity among different areas of he would get a lot of Notoriety

Please.  Stop posting things while you're high.  It's REALLY hard to understand what you're trying to get across.  "among different areas of he would get a lot of Notoriety" - what on earth does this even mean?

[Medicineman]

i Wonder if CGL is gonna ..."reinvent" the Hologram Suits (from Tegmentum IIRC) from SR4A ?

with a Holographic Dance
Medicineman

[psycho835]

... anything covering the face, I suppose, which in itself is going to make you stick out.  Sorry.

Respirators cover the face, and wearing them is necessary in some places. And adviced in many others. And if your standard mode of locomotion is a motorcycle, full biker gear would be perfectly reasonable - it's even mentioned in "Run & Gun" by 2XL. Lined dusters should be all right as long as there's no obvious plating - it can be difficult to tell whether or not clothes ARE reinforced with kevlar. Besides, with all the rain - sometimes ACID rain - in Seattle, shoud be quite common.

[Ravensong]

Please.  Stop posting things while you're high.  It's REALLY hard to understand what you're trying to get across.  "among different areas of he would get a lot of Notoriety" - what on earth does this even mean?

It is a bit funny, Namikaze.

My 2 cents: Go for Orthoskin and an armored vest. Goes with everything.

[The Wyrm Ouroboros]

Online, more than anywhere, you are as you present yourself to be - as Ennesby well knows.

[Medicineman]

Please.  Stop posting things while you're high.  It's REALLY hard to understand what you're trying to get across.  "among different areas of he would get a lot of Notoriety" - what on earth does this even mean?

It is a bit funny, Namikaze.

My 2 cents: Go for Orthoskin and an armored vest. Goes with everything.

but not with awakened

Hough!
Medicineman

[rednblack]

I'm a huge fan of the Globetrotter Jacket from Run & Gun.  It comes with a holster and 4 points of environmental protection, offers the same protection as an Armor Jacket, and still maintains 10 more modification slots.  If you added it all together, it's like getting 12 armor and 15 mod slots instead of 12 armor and 12 mod slots.  Plus, because it's a name brand you can probably wear it around and it'll just look like you're into militant stuff.

I really like this, and I have just the char.  Thanks

[Kincaid]

... anything covering the face, I suppose, which in itself is going to make you stick out.  Sorry.

Respirators cover the face, and wearing them is necessary in some places. And adviced in many others. And if your standard mode of locomotion is a motorcycle, full biker gear would be perfectly reasonable - it's even mentioned in "Run & Gun" by 2XL. Lined dusters should be all right as long as there's no obvious plating - it can be difficult to tell whether or not clothes ARE reinforced with kevlar. Besides, with all the rain - sometimes ACID rain - in Seattle, shoud be quite common.

If you're on a bike, sure.  If you're trying to get into a decent restaurant, not so much.  I'm always a little surprised how many players think they can wear a ballistic mask everywhere.

[Lethal Joke]

... anything covering the face, I suppose, which in itself is going to make you stick out.  Sorry.

Respirators cover the face, and wearing them is necessary in some places. And adviced in many others. And if your standard mode of locomotion is a motorcycle, full biker gear would be perfectly reasonable - it's even mentioned in "Run & Gun" by 2XL. Lined dusters should be all right as long as there's no obvious plating - it can be difficult to tell whether or not clothes ARE reinforced with kevlar. Besides, with all the rain - sometimes ACID rain - in Seattle, shoud be quite common.

If you're on a bike, sure.  If you're trying to get into a decent restaurant, not so much.  I'm always a little surprised how many players think they can wear a ballistic mask everywhere.

Ballistic Mask? No. But if your characters are somewhere really cold, they could probably get away with a ski mask so long as they're outdoors. Once you enter a building it's good manners to remove said mask, however.

[vallen]

Ok let me calify I am Autistic aka ausburgers disorder so I have some trouble ok so lay off and I'm talking about something like a hat or hoodie of some sort would be acptable and thus I come to you guys please help me become a better player at tabletop RPG thanks

[The Wyrm Ouroboros]

... online, more than anywhere, you are as you present yourself to be.  Review your post before you hit 'post'.  And then review it again.  I know a young man who is likewise learning disabled, who is barely coherent in speech.  He carefully reviews everything he writes, and comes across very well in text and posting.

To the point of the topic, a hat is one thing, but to change the appearance of a character who has a high Notoriety, you want a full facial disguise.  Get levels in the skill, and look for any and all disguise kits in current and upcoming books.

[Ravensong]

No worries Vallen. Take your time. Here to support you. Thanks for letting us know.

Depending on GM, you may have a fairly wide amount of freedom to design your look using the standard armors as a template. Ie: Add a cool hood to your standard armored jacket. No extra bonuses, mind you, but will give you the look you like and the protection you need.

An operative style character is looking to be a chameleon in at least one of two primary ways: 1. Literally hiding in the shadows, think Chameleon suit and Sleeping Tiger, or similar high tech solutions; or 2. a social chameleon, think a set of clothes to blend into the environment you are moving in, Executive Suite in corp settings, Biker Armor in gang land, etc.

Personally, I like the armored vest and a few varied sets of clothing. If you don't mind the essence loss, orthoskin really does rock. Similarly Second skin from Run & Gun is a cool option. Globetrotter is a solid choice as well. Hope this is helpful Vallen.

PS - Disguise is uber helpful to keep a true low profile.

[Medicineman]

Fashion too.
 theres some real pages about Punk Fashion,Hairdo & Makeup that prevents facial recognition Software from working.
Talk to your GM to introduce that ingame.
In SR what helss the most is magic. either Spells or Adept Powers.
in SR4A there's also lots of cyber and Bioware to change your appearence , if you want to use these too, you have to talk to your GM.
and they have wearable Holograms (like the Spell physical mask just with Technology instead of Magic)
and morphable fashion (Lux Loafers or Modez IIRC)
in 4A too

HokaHey
Medicineman