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After reading this phrase, I facepalmed four times in a row; now my eye hurts.
A shoulder pad on the left shoulder, a hip pad on the right. Why can't there be something similar on the chest?Imaris, the Moon Wolf
The seraph has a chainmail bra. And how is this related to the previous picture?
She has plate hip guards. It's simple; Spellforce characters can have them too.Imaris, the Moon Wolf
We've come back to the beginning of the topic: that's why I replaced the name of that item, which I don't know anyway, with the word "chainmail bra." And you say that it's not allowed to replace it.
It's not allowed. Because I didn't find any armor in the original picture. I found uncomfortable and impractical clothing for the forest, nothing more. The term "chainmail bra" is used specifically in relation to armor.
Why do I consider my picture to be a representative of chainmail bras, while the original one is not in this dispute? Because my picture has armor and a bikini, while the original one just has uncomfortable clothing.