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Also you can already do just that with other cosmetics
What direction is a fully painted bright green balaclava supposed to go? Does it have anything to do with balaclavas? As far as I can see, from the example given here, the only intention was to make this mask make you look like something else than a guy wearing a balaclava (the yoda loadout is a great example of this).
Indeed. Sacrificing paint regions just because some paints don't fit is not worth the trouble.
Many Hair/Beard cosmetics i can see why creators make paintable, as most of them fit well with paints that are closer to natural hair colors.
Edit: The same concept can be applied to the other styles, too. Have the accessory to the object be the paintable thing rather than just slapping a coat of headache to the whole thing.
I guess the best scenario would be making a cosmetic that isn't paintable? Still though, this is a good cosmetic.
just tone down the brighter colors then its definitely cool. dont care about the pink/lime enthusiasts, de-saturate it. please.
The paint region is what it should be - it's good. I love the item!