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BAYEK LEGACY OUTFIT IS JUST TORSO AND HOOD
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i find out that bayek outfit is just the torso and hood...... bracers, trousers are missing....
i know is just 1 piece that put all outfit in, but aparently is not, is only hood and torso, try it, equip any armour, then equip bayek outfit torso, u will see the only things that change are torso and hood, the rest of the set stays like the what ever armour u where using before it -
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@karloz1995 hidden ones outfits just with different helmet, i dont know why my comment got deleted with the image
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I thinks Ubisoft just had to release the game too soon, so stuff like Legacy outfit implementation got handled poorly. The Altair and Ezio outfits are in the game files since launch and it seems likely Ubisoft is just waiting for Transmog to be implemented to release those armors as well.
This means we could wear whatever armor we like and just put the skin of the Bayek, Ezio or Altair armor on top. The Bayek armor seems rushed out to have at least some legacy armor.
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