Uniform policy

Can we like, not?

As someone who casually logs on to see how everyone is doing, I'm not going to go through my pages of shirts to find the uniform. I don't believe I even have the current one on JOHN lol. I usually just go into trainings with my incredibly fabulous FEAR winter jacket, scarf, and bunny slippers pajama bottoms. I haven't gotten removed from a training because of it but I mean like. It fully represents FEAR and I don't see why we can't have something that represents FEAR fully and wear that.


TL;DR b/c wall of text:
Uniforms blow, allow me to wear something FEAR related without having to wear the uniform. Thanks.

/Pointless rant about things I still can't just get over because I'm not happy with FEAR, and I look for the littlest things to complain about.

Anyone who actually tries to rebuttle this will not be taken seriously.

Just... save it as an outfit. It's not a big deal.

FEAR is one of those clans that's extremely lenient on the uniform, unfortunately. JOHN, in most cases I would force it upon you as the trainer. When I'm the trainer, I have no friends. We're trying to be a war clan, not the social hangout we've been for a while now.

If showing up in whatever outfit works for you, then by all means, keep doing it.

klol

I usually just pop in, and pop out, depending on the trainer. And usually they don't care because they know me.

Agreed with powerblade.

It just seems a lot more formal with a uniform. We are supposed to be brothers and sisters in arms, so why not show it? It seems like more of a discipline, loyalty, and obedience thing to me. So I think that, out of respect for our Clan, wearing uniforms, formal uniforms at trainings, is EXTREMELY important.

Well, little things could be reasonable like leaving a personal mark on a uniform. What I mean is if you take the uniform and add a red star or something to the leg, it's fine but a drastically different uniform makes us unorganized.

tl;dr: For all you Star Wars fans out there, think of clone troopers with customized armor. But more FEAR ish.

Well, what you are saying jrad has a good point. A way to express ourselves as individuals is important, but not to a degree where you look unprofessional and unrecognizable as the F.E.A.R. Operative you are supposed to be.