Tactical Armor is a Chest Armor in Wasteland 3. Tactical Armor grants +5 Armor and its part of the Tactical Armor Set. Each armor's stats and/or effects can be changed or upgraded by slotting Armor Mods.
Fallout 4 Tactical Armor
NOTE: Each Armor requires a certain level of Strength in order for the character to be able to equipped it. This doesn't mean that you can't equip armor that don't meet your Strength level, you can, however, still equip armor at the result of armor penalties when it is used in combat. So for example, if you equip a Savage Armor that requires a 5 Strength, but you're only 4, you can still use it but you'll be penalized with negative effects such as a less speed to move, Actions Points, and more.
The heavy ballistic vest is a hard-plate reinforced vest that is worn on the torso. It is a modern body armor combining a ballistic vests with shoulder and side protection armor components, making it a great protection of choice.
Based on White Mesa technology it uses both soft and hard armor solutions. The perfectly fitted interlocking fiber layers rightly woven together with metal plates are specially angled to deflect projectiles and shield from explosions. In short, it provides complete protection.
Armor value is the amount of damage that can be sustained without draining health. Once armor is depleted, health will be drained instead. The armor value does not impact the regeneration speed of the armor (unless the Anarchist perk deck is used).
Law enforcers must break players' armor before they are able to damage their health, this leads to a technique called armor-gating where regenerating any value of armor would nullify the full damage. However, Snipers and ZEAL Marksmen (Crime Spree-exclusive units) have the ability to damage a player through the armor (including Anarchist/Armorer's invulnerability on-armor-break) if damage surpasses total armor from the player.
Armor can be increased through the skills Iron Man (+30%) and Die Hard Aced (+20 points, but only applies to three armors), and can be further boosted through the Armorer (+35%), Crew Chief (+10%), and Anarchist (+138) perk decks. Crook perk deck gives an armor increase (+65%) to ballistic vests, beating the Armorer should the player choose a ballistic vest.
The following list shows the total values of using Iron Man and Die Hard. This does not imply that these two skills are the only method to increase armor.e.g. extra HP methods (Partners in Crime aced, or Crew Chief's Hostage Situation perk skill) for Anarchist, Crew Chief's Testudo perk skill, and Crime Spree's increased armor Gage bonus.Additionally, damage resistance also influences your total armor, not by increasing your total armor, but by increasing your durability in general.
Speed is the speed at which the player moves. A higher speed value increases the speed of walking, running and crouch-walking. Speed can be increased with Duck And Cover, Parkour, Partners In Crime aced, Inspire, and the Yakuza Perk Deck. The speed penalty of wearing armor can also be decreased through any Perk Deck as well as the Invigorator AI Boost.
Dodge is the probability a ranged hit will deal no damage. Melee attacks can also be evaded, though the knockback will still be applied. With negative dodge values one can never dodge a bullet. It's possible to boost negative armors into the positives with skills and perks.
However, the heat and electrochemical toxin fallout produced by these systems required the wearer to undergo extensive bionic surgery in order to wear the Gorgon suits, which eventually saw them almost entirely phased out. However, volunteers for this painful modification were plentiful in the X Legion's ranks, many deeming it an honour to serve as part of this great endeavour.
Body armor is only useful if you actually wear it. That's why we have intentionally designed a lineup of unique plate carriers aimed at serving different types of users across various scenarios. Whether it's our top-of-the-line Valkyrie that is 100% designed, sourced, and manufactured in the U.S. or our signature Testudo that accommodates plates up to 11x14 inches in size, we've got you covered in every situation.
There are so many different companies selling body armor on the civilian market these days that it can be challenging to sort through which company you should buy from. What level of protection do you need?
The body armor market is large and growing. The market size was valued at 2.45 billion USD in 2021 and is expected to grow to 3.53 billion USD by 2028 (source). The civilian portion of that market is small in comparison to military and police, but it is a growing market nonetheless.
NIJ Standard-0101.06 is a ballistic resistance rating that establishes the minimum performance requirements for personal body armor. It can be used by body armor shoppers to inform their decision making on the level of protection they want to buy.
Most hard body armor plates on the market are going to be either AR500, AR550 or AR600. These represent different levels of abrasion resistant (AR) ballistic steel. AR550 is most widely found in the commercial body armor market and they can defeat all of the rounds listed above, including the common M855 round. All of these plates pass the NIJ 0101.06 threat levels.
The National Institute of Justice Guide: Body Armor states that for law enforcement officers looking for handgun protection, Level IIA or IIIA is appropriate. This makes sense for the officer who is walking the beat, for example. Wearing heavy combat-style armor can be too tiring, hot, and just unnecessary for practical use. This armor is generally easier to wear and conceal.
Battle armor, or the lighter power armor variety, are armored infantry. Battle armor's improved resilience, atmospheric containment, and firepower make it more effective than standard infantry in a variety of roles, but much more expensive. Battle armor first evolved from Exoskeletons during the Star League in the early twenty-eighth century, but did not come to prominence on the battlefield until Clan Wolf debuted the Elemental in the mid-twenty-ninth century. Inner Sphere armies began deploying battle armor in the mid-thirty-first century. These battlesuits were based off of Clan battle armor captured or salvaged during Operation REVIVAL.[1][2][3] Battle armor is sometimes referred to as Tactical Armor as well.[4]
Battle armor varies in mass between 80 and 2,000 kg, including the mass of the occupant. The suits utilize exoskeletal frames and protective armor, which, in combination with varying amounts of Myomer, can augment the strength and/or speed of the wearer. However, some classes of battle armor have just enough myomer to allow the infantryman within to carry or move the mass of the suit itself. Battle armor may be vaguely bipedal (humanoid) or quadrupedal in form. Battle armor is categorized both by mass and type of locomotion. Bipedal battlesuits are actuated through pressure sensors lining the casing holding the soldier; should the occupant move, the motion is quickly translated into myomer-based movements. Bipedal battle armor can also offer jump capability or limited flight (UMUs), increasing the maneuverability of the soldier, another distinct advantage versus conventional infantry. Alternatively, quadrupedal battlesuits hold a soldier within a cramped cockpit, and operate similarly to a small combat vehicle or Quad BattleMech.
Battle armor mount a variety of fixed and/or modular weaponry and equipment, fulfilling a variety of combat roles. Most battlesuits wield some form of anti-'Mech and/or antipersonnel weaponry. These weapon systems are mainly energy, ballistic, or missile in nature, though battle armor may wield explosives and tasers. Mounting these weapons modularly allows personalization (for instance, left-handed preference), and are especially useful for Inner Sphere battle armor; missile systems of Inner Sphere battle armor hinder jump jet function until jettisoned. Bipedal battlesuits may also mount one or two manipulators, including myomer-articulated Battle Claws. Battlesuits possessing sufficient manipulators and massing less than 1,500 kg may deploy and fight with OmniMechs using Mechanized Battle Armor tactics. In addition, if a battlesuit possesses sufficient manipulators and masses less than 1,000 kg, it can also swarm 'Mechs and attack 'Mech actuators. Battle claws are especially useful for this tactic; the myomer articulation gives these manipulators the strength to literally rip armor and myomer from an enemy 'Mech. Battle armor life support, sensors, and stealth equipment are also common, though their exact capabilities depend on the armor in question. For example, Elemental armor is renowned for its life-support system and intravenous combat drugs, increasing the durability and survivability of the already superhuman Elemental soldiers. In order to operate the armor and all of the equipment, battlesuits make use of large batteries. If these battle armor are able to deploy onboard an OmniMech, the suit will also have adapters to connect to communications and charge their batteries during missions. Clan battle armor are somewhat more resilient than their Inner Sphere successors not only because of their Elemental infantry, but also because they possess atmospheric sealing equipment using a hardening gel called HarJel, which was discovered during the mid-twenty-ninth century.[1][5][6][7][8] 2ff7e9595c
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