Ropcord

Confirming that these issues are not present on the female version of the same set. The bar and chestplate do not flex and the arms seem to be properly seated. Video: https://i.imgur.com/YarJJGF.mp4 This isn't a style difference like the Emissary and Templar Prime suits, this is just a case of one rig clearly recieving more attention than the other. It needs another pass.

Buying just the digital pack lets you use it immediately, if you buy a physical ticket there's a delay before you get the digital one in your email (for some reason)

The chest and arms on the Smelter suit have some issues. The arms, particularly around the shoulders, are far too small to line up properly with their placement on the torso. This is most apparent when aiming, but even when idle the arms on this suit look disproportionately small, as though the Operator's arms are being stretched out with zero modification (they weren't, but the difference is minimal: https://i.imgur.com/epkNZ2R.mp4 ): Video: https://i.imgur.com/j9SHG9P.mp4 As for the chest, the armor plating (which is clearly meant to be rigid) flexes with both the Drifter's shoulders and head. The former may be a compromise but the latter is clearly not intended. Chest Flex: https://i.imgur.com/ZFdTkbr.mp4 Neck Flex: https://i.imgur.com/FRjVaVO.mp4 In addition to these issues the helmet does not properly hide the Drifter's hair while it's toggled open, like it's intended to on the Operator: https://i.imgur.com/Qxoks3I.mp4

Before the update, setting your energy color to black on several attachments (syandanas, armor, signas, etc) would essentially allow you to turn off the energy being emitted from it. This was useful for fashion, but now the changes to highlights mean there's a white glow no matter what you do. Two examplels, the Stelflare Syandana and Glissandra Prime chest plate. This has made several items less usable for me, personally.

Duviri's out, any chance these show up in Echoes?

There are (at least) three unused hairstyles either finished or close to it that have been shown on devstreams over the years, and with Duviri coming up it's as good a time as any to implement them. Specifically, these ones: