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Segments are the main armor components used to create armor. These come in two forms: dropped segments and crafted segments. Dropped segments can be used directly in armor as a component and include, among other things, the famous Krayt Dragon Segment that is used to make spectacular composite armor. Crafted segments are made from a variety of materials and are the type of segment used in most armor. There are two types of crafted segments for most types of armor: regular and advanced. Advanced segments use more specialized resources and tend to give higher results. | Segments are the main armor components used to create armor. These come in two forms: dropped segments and crafted segments. Dropped segments can be used directly in armor as a component and include, among other things, the famous Krayt Dragon Segment that is used to make spectacular composite armor. Crafted segments are made from a variety of materials and are the type of segment used in most armor. There are two types of crafted segments for most types of armor: regular and advanced. Advanced segments use more specialized resources and tend to give higher results. | ||
− | Generally lower armor using advanced segments is superior to the armor 'above' it. Segments are specialized to their parent armor type and offer base effectiveness resists along with the inherent special resistances that the type of armor maintains. For example, Bone armor's special effectiveness to energy is shared by its segments. Most segments can accept armor layer sub-components which directly add resistances into the segment. Note that segments provide a benefit to the armor over and above that of the basic resists- their resists are add-ons, not multipliers. This means that during the final combination and experimentation process, the armor's stats are only added on top of the segment's stats. Segment stats can be increased by optional components called segment enhancers. Segment enhancers are dropped items that can be placed into segments to give special bonuses. | + | Generally lower armor using advanced segments is superior to the armor 'above' it. Segments are specialized to their parent armor type and offer base effectiveness resists along with the inherent special resistances that the type of armor maintains. For example, Bone armor's special effectiveness to energy is shared by its segments. Special resistances can only be increased on the segment by experimenting on the Experimental Resistance line. Experimental resistance only affects the special resistance value that originated with the segment itself. Most segments can accept armor layer sub-components which directly add resistances into the segment. Note that segments provide a benefit to the armor over and above that of the basic resists- their resists are add-ons, not multipliers. This means that during the final combination and experimentation process, the armor's stats are only added on top of the segment's stats. Adding in layers will cause the specified resistance from the layer to be taken out from being considered as part of base resistance. Special resistances added in from layers cannot be experimented on with the experimental resistance line on the segment. These are simply added on top of the resistances obtained from experimenting on the segment itself. |
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+ | Segment stats can be increased by optional components called segment enhancers. Segment enhancers are dropped items that can be placed into segments to give special bonuses. | ||
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Armorsmith Segment Component Experimentation MechanicsSegments are the main armor components used to create armor. These come in two forms: dropped segments and crafted segments. Dropped segments can be used directly in armor as a component and include, among other things, the famous Krayt Dragon Segment that is used to make spectacular composite armor. Crafted segments are made from a variety of materials and are the type of segment used in most armor. There are two types of crafted segments for most types of armor: regular and advanced. Advanced segments use more specialized resources and tend to give higher results. Generally lower armor using advanced segments is superior to the armor 'above' it. Segments are specialized to their parent armor type and offer base effectiveness resists along with the inherent special resistances that the type of armor maintains. For example, Bone armor's special effectiveness to energy is shared by its segments. Special resistances can only be increased on the segment by experimenting on the Experimental Resistance line. Experimental resistance only affects the special resistance value that originated with the segment itself. Most segments can accept armor layer sub-components which directly add resistances into the segment. Note that segments provide a benefit to the armor over and above that of the basic resists- their resists are add-ons, not multipliers. This means that during the final combination and experimentation process, the armor's stats are only added on top of the segment's stats. Adding in layers will cause the specified resistance from the layer to be taken out from being considered as part of base resistance. Special resistances added in from layers cannot be experimented on with the experimental resistance line on the segment. These are simply added on top of the resistances obtained from experimenting on the segment itself. Segment stats can be increased by optional components called segment enhancers. Segment enhancers are dropped items that can be placed into segments to give special bonuses. Items Affected1. Bone Armor Segment Experimentation LinesThere are 4 lines of experimentation available to these items.
Experimental Resistance 1. The Experimental Resistance line for Kinetic, Blast, Stun, Electrical, Energy, Heat, Cold and Acid Protection Layers depend on 50% OQ and 50% SR. Experimentation on this line will increase the Kinetic Effectiveness, Blast Effectiveness, Stun Effectiveness, Electrical Effectiveness, Heat Effectiveness, Cold Effectiveness, Acid Effectiveness, and Energy Effectiveness attributes on these items.
The Misc line depends on 50% OQ and 50% SR. Experimentation on this line will increase the Integrity attribute on these items. Item AttributesVariation Of:
Volumn: Represents the current container contents of the Item. For more information about volumn counts, see Inventory Mechanics
Object Creator: This attribute appears only on crafted items or looted components. The crafter's name is listed here. General Item Mechanics, and General Crafting Mechanics for more information about Serial numbers
Serial Number: This attribute only appears on crafted items. This represents the alphanumeric code given to the item.
This attribute indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the general resist attributes on the armor. Each armor has a certain number of resistances that are placed into the general effectiveness category. The value listed here will be added directly to each of the values on the resistances found under the armor's Effectiveness category. Resists found under this category can be augmented further by a smuggler slicing the armor.
This attribute indicates the amount of condition that will be added to the armor by this component. Each point here, represents 1 point of condition.
This attribute indicates the amount of points that will be subtracted from the player's health pool secondaries if the item is placed inside the armor.
Action Encumberance:
Mind Encumberance:
This attribute indicates the amount of points that will be subtracted from the player's mind pool secondaries if the item is placed inside the armor.
Kinetic Effectiveness This attribute indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the attributes on an armor segment that accepts layers. The value listed here will be added directly to the values listed on the armor segment. For example if the layer is a kinetic protection layer, then it's kinetic effectiveness will transfer into the segment as kinetic effectiveness. If the segment's innate resistance is also kinetic, then the value will be added to the kinetic effectiveness attribute that is already present. If the kinetic layer is added kinetic effectiveness to it then the attribute will just be transferred over as is.
This attribute indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the attributes on an armor segment that accepts layers. The value listed here will be added directly to the values listed on the armor segment. For example if the layer is a kinetic protection layer, then it's kinetic effectiveness will transfer into the segment as kinetic effectiveness. If the segment's innate resistance is also kinetic, then the value will be added to the kinetic effectiveness attribute that is already present. If the kinetic layer is added kinetic effectiveness to it then the attribute will just be transferred over as is.
Stun Effectiveness This attribute indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the attributes on an armor segment that accepts layers. The value listed here will be added directly to the values listed on the armor segment. For example if the layer is a kinetic protection layer, then it's kinetic effectiveness will transfer into the segment as kinetic effectiveness. If the segment's innate resistance is also kinetic, then the value will be added to the kinetic effectiveness attribute that is already present. If the kinetic layer is added kinetic effectiveness to it then the attribute will just be transferred over as is.
Heat Effectiveness
Acid Effectiveness
This attribute indicates the amount of resistance that will be added to the attributes on an armor segment that accepts layers. The value listed here will be added directly to the values listed on the armor segment. For example if the layer is a kinetic protection layer, then it's kinetic effectiveness will transfer into the segment as kinetic effectiveness. If the segment's innate resistance is also kinetic, then the value will be added to the kinetic effectiveness attribute that is already present. If the kinetic layer is added kinetic effectiveness to it then the attribute will just be transferred over as is. Transferred Component AttributesSource References
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