Is this Studded Leather Coat?

[Ozwan]

隐藏

If not then what is it?

 

[kingofnoobia]

I believe it is.

 

[okiN]

It's a leather coat with metal studs on it. What do you think?

 

[Jome]

What are those studs for used anyway?

 

[coolguyz]

What are those studs for used anyway?

to impale yourself when a projectile hits you.

it gives you a nice and painless death 

 

[Hamel]

What are those studs for used anyway?

Looking studly.

 

[inox_ionizer]

In case the stud you are riding dies, you can just pop out a new one from your coat. There is a reason it's only available for horsemen in multiplayer.

 

[someboddy]

Let the bad puns continue.  But why did you ask in the first place?  (Note, this is a legitimate question)

He's probably studying the models for a mod he makes.

 

[Ozwan]

Thanks.

It's a leather coat with metal studs on it. What do you think?

Well, the question was if the item in-game named Studded etc. is represented by this specific model.

Let the bad puns continue.  But why did you ask in the first place? (Note, this is a legitimate question)

Emboldened part forces me to ignore it. Sorry mate.

 

[Seawied86]

What are those studs for used anyway?

Looking studly.

You are officially my favorite person of the day.

 

[Rhedd]

Studs on leather armor like that are usually to hold two or more layers of material together so they don't slide around.

Really, you see that sort of thing very rarely in historical examples. Pictures of "studded" armor are usually actually brigandine, where the studs hold small metal plates to the back of the material, which is usually something like velvet instead of leather, but not always.

Sorry, I didn't have a cool stud joke, so I just had to answer the question, instead.

 

[dhowlett]

Studs on leather armor like that are usually to hold two or more layers of material together so they don't slide around.

Really, you see that sort of thing very rarely in historical examples. Pictures of "studded" armor are usually actually brigandine, where the studs hold small metal plates to the back of the material, which is usually something like velvet instead of leather, but not always.

Sorry, I didn't have a cool stud joke, so I just had to answer the question, instead.

Get out.