The concise response is that Dune Awakening does not presently provide a specific "hide helmet" option in the conventional sense. Nevertheless, there are various methods to achieve a comparable aesthetic effect while still benefiting from the protective qualities of your armor. This article will delve into these techniques and their relevance to your management of Dune Awakening Items and Dune Awakening Solari.

Understanding the Gear System in Dune Awakening

Method 1: Visual Customization (When Available)

Helmet Transmog: This system would allow you to change the visual appearance of your helmet to another helmet you own, or even a purely cosmetic skin, without affecting its stats. You could equip the strongest helmet for its armor rating, then make it look like you’re wearing something else, or nothing at all. The cost for transmog, if any, might involve a small amount of Dune Awakening Solari.
Hide Helmet Toggle: The most straightforward option, this would be a simple setting to toggle the helmet's visual representation on or off while still retaining its protective benefits. Keep an eye on official Dune Awakening announcements for news about this highly requested feature.

Method 2: Strategic Helmet Choices

This is the most readily available method at launch. The key is to choose helmets that are less visually obtrusive.

Light Armor Helmets: Some helmets are designed with a more streamlined or minimal appearance. These helmets often prioritize agility and mobility over raw armor value. You can buy Dune Awakening Solari and use it to purchase these light armor helmets, or try to find them as loot. While they still provide protection, they may be less visually imposing than full-face helmets.