Come with
Come with verb - Be present or associated with an event or entity.
Prefer
Prefer verb - To show partiality toward.
Both terms in one sentence
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The armor they wear do come with helmets; the design shows up in the artbooks, the Servants just prefer not to have them.
Source: Helmets Are Hardly Heroic - Many still prefer books because they don't need electricity to use (while lamps obviously need batteries or an outlet, candles can be run simply by exposing them to fire) and don't come with various hassles of electronic literature such as DRM or having one's books tied to an online accounts.
Source: Broken Base / Literature
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