Besides, I was talking about the genre of literature, games, and movies that have nothing to do with real life.
Besides, I was talking about the genre of literature, games, and movies that have nothing to do with real life.
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Okay, let’s look at it not from the point of view of practicality, but from the point of view of logic. Is such an outfit logical for this character?
Not the easiest version of Roman armor. Nevertheless, part of the elbows, as well as the legs, are open.
No. He fits the image of this character.
In the Conan books, he isn't half-naked.
It's roughly the same as how bralets suit the image of elves, for the reason mentioned by Loken in the Skype chat: 3
By what miracle, for example, is a naked Conan more profitable than a clothed Conan?
One could recall the winner of one of the contests in "4". I have already said that, in my opinion, it is the most beautiful female armor I have ever seen. And by what God-given way could profit be achieved if some body parts were exposed here as well?
What a miracle, for example, that a naked Conan turns out to be more profitable than a dressed Conan?
The officer never actually explained what he considers to be appropriate attire for a character, and what isn't. If we take the image being discussed as an example, it wouldn't be entirely appropriate to appear in a city dressed like that, yes. But if you live in the forest, what difference does it make?