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Thread: Which piece of armor gets hit least?

Ikooga
Mon Sep 20, 2004 2:36 am
#1

Hi


Sorry if this question should be asked every week, I didn't really find anything sorry.


For my Combat outfit I need to wear 2 pieces of armor (for attachments), the rest will usually be normal clothes.


I thought about wearing 2 ubese bracers. PvE is my main concern, since I very rarely do PvP.


I was also considering the mabari belt+1 bracerbut that would negate a PSG in case I should do PvP.


Anyone knows the chances of different "hit ratios" to the different pieces?What pieces of armor get hit relatively seldom in PvE so that the pieces last long and don't create a too big "armor hole" if i wear it together with my composite?

Gloves most likely will not be possible, since i'll have to wear cloth ones here already (unless hand is hit very often, but think its one of the rarer ones)


Really thanks, and if i missed it in the FAQ i'm terribly sorry, just hit it over my head then




Ikooga
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Tirgwystraff
Mon Sep 20, 2004 3:07 am
#2

Left bracer. Make that one bracer a composite bracer, for the higher condition as well. If possible, special order one, with a condition increase instead of ham decrease, in the final combine.



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Ikooga
Mon Sep 20, 2004 9:34 am
#3

Is the left bracer hit less than the right ?? *looks confused*


and no won't use a composite bracer, they look ugly.



Ikooga
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Tirgwystraff
Mon Sep 20, 2004 11:11 am
#4

For some reason, yes, the left bracer is hit alot less. One of my chars is still wearing her original ubese left bracer. It has survived 2 repairs. I've gone through at least 30 chests on her, but still have the left bracer.



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Meplorium
Mon Sep 20, 2004 5:12 pm
#5

Depending how much your skill mods are, you might want to consider R.I.S. brancers. Go with a green cube for high condition and maxed out on kin/condition in the final combine. You'll also want all crafting layers, not NS, for the added condition. I would suggest 1 Kin layer and 2 RIS layers. You can take that a step further and get rancor hide in the enhancer slot. The base % won't be that high, maybe in the 50s, but it would be better than ubese and 50-60k condition. It would put any comp piece to shame and something you can keep for years if need be.



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Ciirybeccaskyr
Mon Sep 20, 2004 5:19 pm
#6

i would go with one of the bracers as well. however, make sure you order several and get a 90%base one to put your attachments in as they will decay at 1/2 the rate of an 80% one



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Mon Sep 20, 2004 11:01 pm
#7

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