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Helmet visor

You can attach a visor to a helmet using a smithing table, visor material, and a blueprint.
Such a helmet will provide more protection, but will create blind spots, similar to how a pumpkin does.
This will give players the ability to choose their play style based on the available resources, and vice versa encourage them to mine the right resources based on their preferred play style.

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    Adding to this, the actual material of the visor should be independant of the helmet, each material having its own visor shape with a general rule of thumb, that the higher quality the material, the less obstructive the visor.

    Netherite may be a fairly open T shape; iron may have a large, horizontal gap in line with the crosshair and some vertical slits of visibility below, mimicking knight helmets; and copper could have a rounded section of honeycomb-like rings, revealing only about a third of the normal screen, including the crosshair, based on the common visor style of roman gladiator helmets.