RyushiBlade on 13/3/2004 at 19:47
Yeah, the custom stuff is pretty good. Their AR is above 100... But I can't remember the exact number. And each piece gives you CE Resist Frost 5%. If you wear a total set of that armor, you'll have CE Resist Frost 40%. That isn't really that good though... Even with a Nord that's 10% short of 100. And setting Bloodmoon aside, Frost attacks aren't widely used in the game.
Forsythe on 14/3/2004 at 00:08
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Originally posted by Chimpy Chompy Isn't the best medium armour in the base game Indoril?
Whoops, my mistake; you're correct.
madphilb on 15/3/2004 at 00:07
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Originally posted by Forsythe Yeah, i always thought that Dwemer armor looked like something that Joxer from Xena would wear:
:laff:
I think I just wet myself... 'cuze me while I go change...
Hmmm..... I think I may have to take part of my next paycheck and go get one of those Xena box sets.... :D
You so picked it though..... it does look like something Joxer would wear!
PHIL
Jessepossibility on 18/1/2005 at 00:34
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Dwemer armor bites, when you come down to it; not counting Bloodmoon & Tribunal, the best Light armor is Glass, the best Medium is Orcish and the best Heavy is Daedric. I don't recall off the top of my head what the best is for Bloodmoon & Tribunal, I always had enchanted-everything by then.
Btw, if you have Tribunal, you can go to the smith in the west side of the city for custom glass, & adamantium [and maybe other] armor. If you have Bloodmoon, you can get custom wolf- and bear-skin armor from the armorer in the hut outside the Thirsk meadhall.
I think The Best Armour in Solisthiem is The Ice Armour or Stalrhim You Get While Doing the East Empire Missions. :cool:
Jessepossibility on 18/1/2005 at 00:47
Quote Posted by Forsythe
Dwemer armor bites, when you come down to it; not counting Bloodmoon & Tribunal, the best Light armor is Glass, the best Medium is Orcish and the best Heavy is Daedric. I don't recall off the top of my head what the best is for Bloodmoon & Tribunal, I always had enchanted-everything by then.
Btw, if you have Tribunal, you can go to the smith in the west side of the city for custom glass, & adamantium [and maybe other] armor. If you have Bloodmoon, you can get custom wolf- and bear-skin armor from the armorer in the hut outside the Thirsk meadhall.
The best medium armour in solistheim is not bearskin its Stalhrim or Ice Armour Just do a few missions for the east empire company in solistheim and you've got it (You only need 1 peice for a curass and 1 peice for greaves etc.)
Jessepossibility on 18/1/2005 at 00:50
Quote Posted by RyushiBlade
Yeah, the custom stuff is pretty good. Their AR is above 100... But I can't remember the exact number. And each piece gives you CE Resist Frost 5%. If you wear a total set of that armor, you'll have CE Resist Frost 40%. That isn't really that good though... Even with a Nord that's 10% short of 100. And setting Bloodmoon aside, Frost attacks aren't widely used in the game.
There is only one problem The armour comes with Bloodmoon.
LooseCannon on 18/1/2005 at 06:28
I've tried most of the armor types, and I've settled on unarmored as my favorite. My prefered way of mitigating damage is always to avoid it altogether. There is no armor in the game that does you much good until your skill in it is quite high, so you're lugging around all that extra weight in your early "career" for what? Also, to compliment unarmored skill, developing the luck stat can help because it effects how often you get hit. Enchanting exquisite clothing with some constant effect fortify luck or chameleon will make you even harder to hit (and chameleon has other fun uses as well).
