(2010.Jan.11 04:51 PM)ZeonOne Wrote: You are right about that, I am sure the L series is better than the TiB2. The difference is hardly noticeable.
This is like borg implant with No humanity lost.
Cyberware Rating Stat Modification Humanity Cost Max Hospital Time Price
Dermal Plating
Dermal plating takes kevlar, dyneema and naturally-grown hardened human skin and fuses them under the skin. Coverage areas include the torso, midsection and upper legs.
0 out of 8 Resistance +1 0.65 150 minutes $60,000
2M Assault Helmet - T4
Item Type Helmet
Legality Illegal
Availability Rating 30
Concealment Rating 0
Weight (kilograms) 6.2 kg
Standard Price $450,000
Trade-in Value $3,500
Made with Titanium Diboride bonded with aramid fibers, it is designed with a low center of gravity and has a configuration which extends protection to the neck and ears areas. It has a cradle type suspension system and is offset from the head to provide space for deformation caused by projectiles and to allow for increased ventilation. Very effective with most armors. Made specifically for the 2M Armors.
Skill Requirements
Armor Handling 2
Statistical Modifiers
Resistance Modifier 1
So that extra $390000 is for the .65 Humanity and 150 minutes of my time? Not really worth it is it.
Zen has even said there is a difference between the Tib2 and 2M armour about 18% and 20% per hit
(2009.Jul.03 03:59 PM)zenith Wrote: I'm not saying Conrad's incorrect, I'm just saying 2 attacks isn't enough to make a conclusion. The 13% resistance increase per hit is lower than the overall average I'm seeing, which is between 18% and 20% per hit.
http://forums.awakenedlands.com/showthre...ght=armour
I bought a new better helmet that is also a match for my armour and I need to be skilled in using said helmet and also get +1 res, and im see no benefit infact it looks like im getting hit more and resisting less.
