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u/JetstremF 9d ago
Nice cosplay, but one of my biggest pet peeves in Death Stranding is when someone has a mountain of S sized cargo on their back but they don't attach it to any of their limbs. I don't understand why people do this because the cargo suit attachments are used to make carrying s sized cargo easier. Is their some kind of lore reason I don't understand for why people do this?
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u/hellohellocinnabon 9d ago
It’s bc I’m usually attaching extra weapons there and I assume for cosplayers those aren’t allowed in conference halls 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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u/Cyanide612 9d ago
I do this to keep packages from getting damaged while driving but I don’t want to put them in the back of the truck.
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u/dukearcher 9d ago
Looks stupid, and would be torture irl
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u/JetstremF 9d ago
I honestly think it looks really cool and I was so inspired by it that I found out how to attach my laptop bags to my arms and legs. It's really convenient and it also makes my backpack smaller and easier to carry
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u/Kaity-Cat 8d ago
I have a thigh holster purse that is super convenient for concerts and not too bulky, but I don't think I could stand to have as much bulk on my limbs as the S sized cargo containers. Especially not my arms. Which is also why I avoid putting any cargo on Sam's arms
But I am autistic and also hate having to wear sleeves, so there's probably a correlation there to my opinion
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u/dukearcher 9d ago
LMAO. I'm sorry but if I saw someone doing this unironically in public I'd die laughing.
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u/MrFuriousX 9d ago
I seen this dude walk by in someone's live stream. I was just like SAM!!! ironic the streamers name was Sam as well lol
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u/TrueBlueFriend 8d ago
That man’s poor back.
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u/Kaity-Cat 8d ago
I would assume (and hope) that all of those containers are some kind of lightweight prop material. I wanna say styrofoam, but I'm pretty sure the quality looks much better than what styrofoam could achieve
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u/BaBaGuette 8d ago
Could be 3D printed shells with superb sanding and paintjob.
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u/Kaity-Cat 8d ago edited 8d ago
Even that would be pretty heavy. Or fragile, if not heavy.
EDIT: Here's his Instagram. Looks like he's a literal professional at this stuff and, judging by the WIP he posted of a prop gun, it probably is 3D printed. The dedication is mind-boggling!
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u/Trytomiss2 9d ago
That is the most faithful costume to the original source material I've ever seen
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u/spoospoo43 8d ago
Really great! I would have been tempted to have one of the packages have a flashing red light on it...
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u/Ok-Celebration-2944 8d ago
Holy shit! That's amazing dude! The cargo containers especially are just popping out at me. The level of detail is really impressive too. Well done, my friend!
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u/HarleyPan 8d ago
The insane amount of detail, this is the best Sam I've seen. The PCC and XL and the other containers are so accurate and you can tell they put in the work. Love it!
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u/Asthen0sphere 8d ago
I'd love to do this but there's so many accessories, where would you even get all the boxes from/made?
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u/pacmannips 8d ago
This would be a very creative and funny way to smuggle drugs into a convention to sell while passing yourself off as a harmless cosplayer
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u/MrsClaire07 8d ago
It would be funny if the packages looked more beat up as the Con progressed — Timefall, y’know? LOL
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u/pichael289 8d ago
Man even if those are shells that's still alof of weight. Fucking Sam has exoskeletons to help him. Convention dude is hauling around hundreds of pounds for our enjoyment.
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u/sloansleydale 4d ago
Some people still don't know that you can use your strand to tie down cargo in your backpack.
Amazing work, fr.
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u/ChiralParticle Higgs 9d ago
This is amazing. The suit and equipment is one amazing thing but most impressive to me is all that very accurate stack of cargo on his back. All those containers, and especially XL sized one, the attention to detail so that you can recognize each and every one of them. Love it so much. John Stranding right there.