Fallout 4 brotherhood of steel combat armor

#FALLOUT 4 BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL COMBAT ARMOR MOD#
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Left arm, left leg, right leg and chest piece of heavy combat armor can be found within the Quincy ruins on a named character or, if the character has already been killed, a Gunner sergeant found on the church roof.

He can be found at several random locations throughout the Commonwealth.

#FALLOUT 4 BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL COMBAT ARMOR FULL#

One full set of unmodified combat armor can be found on a hostile character by the name of Absalom.A full set of heavy combat armor, including the regular helmet, yields a damage resistance to both ballistic and energy of 111 and a radiation resistance of 0.Д«ecause all variants share the same ID, using the console to spawn any of the pieces will result in a random, level-dependent variant of the armor to spawn (either regular, sturdy, or heavy).

A full set of sturdy combat armor, including the regular helmet, yields a damage resistance to both ballistic and energy of 85 and a radiation resistance of 0. However, the combat armor helmet does not exist as either of these variants (although the similar army helmet can be found separately) and all variants share the same form ID. Multiple variants of combat armor can be found, including sturdy and heavy armor. In the Contraptions Workshop add-on, combat armor can be crafted at an armor forge: The combat armor helmet only occupies the hat slot, allowing eyewear and masks to be worn. It does not have a sturdy or heavy variant. It can be modified, similarly to the metal helmet, with the same types of material mods as other pieces of combat armor. The helmet does not utilize the lamp like the mining helmet. This model displays what is possibly a headlamp, attached to the left side above the brow line. The combat armor helmet is the corresponding armor piece to the combat armor set.

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Combat armor provides no latent protection from radiation, though through an exclusive mod it can result in the highest radiation resistance available to conventional armor (at the sacrifice of some ballistic and energy protection). The combination of protection makes it generally a better choice than equivalently modded other armor types, although combat armor becomes available at slightly higher levels than the corresponding tiers of leather and metal armor. Combat armor offers roughly equal ballistic protection to metal armor and equal energy protection to leather armor. Combat armor is considered 'Tier 3' and becomes more common as one enters into the middle levels (15-35).

Fallout 4 brotherhood of steel combat armor