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Moved Option to remove auto cloak.
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Please make it so (at least as an setting in options menu) that
- Eivor does not remove the cloak every time he/she is detected. It is really annoying especially when playing in harder difficulty or when the he/she is detected only for a second and the enemy NPCs lose sight of him/her immediately after that , this makes it feel more like a chore that the player has to do in order to get immersed than an actual feature.
- Also in reverse when getting out of combat or inside a distrust area make it so it is not enabled automatically , being an automatic action kind of makes the player less active / takes away player choice to put it on and again the whole experience becomes less immersive.
The first suggestion is more important than the second one , although both are wanted.
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I agree, really enjoy the cloak but would love the option to remove it. I have always liked the hood and feel it represents the series so having to remove it in combat is disappointing.
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Agreed, sometimes I prefer having my cloak disabled and everytime I get into a distrust area the game automatically reenables it. Eivor can shove his suggestions where the sun don't shine for all I care, let me play the game.
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