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Originally Posted by stoleviathan99
Okay. Let me explain:
The armor now have visuals. That's new. They also unlock as editable costumes when you get a complete set. The accolade unlocks the costume. The accolade is awarded for acquiring a set.
Adapted Honor Guard is a new FEDERATION ONLY set.
Adapted MACO is a new KLINGON ONLY set.
Collect the set. Get the accolade. Get the costume.
Same as before aside from the addition now that you can display a set you don't have editing rights to by putting on armor.
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Some of this information is incorrect... I'll attempt to address it.
All ground set armor now has a visual attached to it. You, or your Bridge Officers, can use this visual or choose to turn it off in the same manner as other existing "plastic pajamas" armor textures.
Customizable variants of these same costumes are available after you:
1) Complete a full set of that Mk and receive the associated Accolade.
AND
2) Complete an Unlock Project attached to the Omega Reputation (which will only become available after condition #1 is fulfilled).
The change in the above is that the associated Ground Gear accolades no longer automatically unlock the costumes, but still reward the associated Titles. Players that already have earned the Costume Unlocks via the Accolades in the past will still have access to them (they lose nothing).
Adapted Honor Guard is for KLINGONS. It is a new variant of Honor Guard armor, with a new previously-unreleased costume associated with it, but it possesses all of the stats of the MACO set of the same Mk.
The weaponry associated with the Adapted sets utilizes new weapon geometry that matches its new purpose (Shotgun/Grenade Launcher for Adapted MACO, Sniper Rifle for Adapted Honor Guard).
There have been rumors floating around of the new Fed Armor looking like the Honor Guard with a different texture, but this is untrue. The Adapted MACO (Feds, remember) will look like a new variant of existing MACO armor.
The process is: Collect the set. Get the Accolade.
Run the Costume Unlock Project. Get the costume.
One extra step in the process for players new to the system. Players that already possess a full set and associated Accolade get to skip that step.
Please, people... check your facts before posting something that sounds like "the way things are." If you're even a little unsure, please don't risk leading other players to incorrect conclusions. A lot of the unpleasantness that roosts on these forums is caused by misconceptions and rumor-mongering, so the less we have of that, the better this community will be for all of us - players and devs alike.