In Fallout 4, Legendary armor effects are effects applied to basic armor that use special prefix modifiers that cannot be obtained elsewhere. They cannot be scrapped, but can be modified. They will appear on screen when picked up, and are marked with a star. Unlike unique armors, they are randomized and are never named. Legendary effects can provide the same effects as unique armor. Like unique armors, Legendary armors can be given a custom name and modified at an armor station.
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Legendary armor pieces are only found on the bodies of "Legendary" variants of enemies. These enemies spawn at random locations throughout the Commonwealth, the Island, and Nuka-World, depending on the difficulty setting. They are much more difficult to defeat than regular enemies, as each one will "mutate" after 50% of their health is depleted, restoring it to full and boosting their stats. They will almost always have a legendary piece of equipment in their inventory. Sometimes the legendary enemy (or ally) is not labeled as "Legendary," but can be identified by the healing waves during and after a fight (if still alive). Legendary armor pieces can also be awarded for completing certain quests, and can rarely be found in tribute chests or as rewards from the Nuka-Cade.
Cloaking and Chameleon effect has the same effect as the Stealth Boy mod for power armor - it turns the wearer invisible. Which part of the armor bears the mod is irrelevant; it will always work the same. However, it has been proven that multiple pieces of Chameleon armor do stack to provide additional stealth. For example, a character of identical build was continuously seen and attacked when using one piece but "lost" and ignored when a full set was equipped in daylight.
Furthermore, it works on companions as well, although the effect will simply stop working fairly often with no apparent reason, somewhat limiting its usefulness (especially given most companions' unpredictable sneak behavior). Unequipping and re-equipping a Chameleon piece from a companion's equipped inventory fixes their Chameleon armor's effect.
The Martyr's effect does not stack with additional pieces. In fact, wearing multiple pieces can prevent the slowing of time that the effect is supposed to cause. In the game's files, this effect was intended to only spawn on chest armor. However, due to a bug, it instead spawns on any armor piece.[citation needed] Also, if the player character has the superior Nerd Rage! perk, it will completely override the Martyr's effect.
The Bolstering effect does not add extra resistance to the armor itself, but rather to the player character. This can be apparent by looking at the resistance totals under the "STAT" tab of the Pip-Boy, or in the apparel section of the "INV" tab while having full HP, then again after taking damage. The resistance of the armor does not change, but the totals do.
All Damage Reduction (i.e. Hunter's, Ghoul Slayer's, Assassin's, Exterminator's, Troubleshooter's, Mutant Slayer's, Cavalier's and Sentinel's) effects stack with the armor and weapon effect of the same name. The resulting bonus is applied multiplicatively. Equipping seven pieces will negate all but approximately 32-33% of incoming damage.
It is not possible for the effect to buff Endurance without negating itself on application or possibly killing the player character on deactivation. This is because Hit Points are based directly on Endurance, but also act as the trigger for the effect. If the effect buffed Endurance, then on equipping a piece of Unyielding armor and losing 76%+ health to trigger the effect, the player character's total health and current health would be increased, stopping the effect from ever activating.
If the player character got around this (e.g. becoming 76%+ irradiated then when the armor was unequipped) the game would remove the amount of HP corresponding to the added Endurance from both the player character's total and current health, likely killing them or leaving them with 1 HP.
This can be testing using any Endurance buff, such as X-cell. Take X-cell while wearing Unyielding equipment and being 76%+ irradiated, then wait for the chem buff to wear off. The player character's health will drop from 24% to about 0, though they may not die. Due to this, all Endurance buffs, such as Solar Powered rank 1, are dangerous while wearing Unyielding equipment. Perks that cause automatic health regeneration or radiation reduction can also interfere with the Unyielding armor pieces' effect while they are worn.
The Rad Powered effect provides +1 Strength for every 133.3 (rounded to the nearest integer) rads the player character has. The maximum Strength bonus per armor piece is 7, which is granted at 933.3 rads.
The water breathing effects of the rescue diver suit and Nuka-Girl rocketsuit do not allow the user to breathe underwater when added to any other armor pieces. The +1 Charisma from the latter also does not apply. Neither effect is tied to the legendary modification, but rather the unique effects of the armor pieces themselves.
1 The description of the piezonucleic lining is misleading. The legendary effect mod_Custom_PA_APRegenRad adds an enchantment ench_mod_LegendaryPA_RadsCoreHealth, which increases the power armor's fusion core drain by 50% and adds a perk LegendaryPA_RadsCoreHealth, that does not have any effect because its condition can not be fulfilled. Additionally, the legendary effect also increases damage resistance and energy resistance by 2.
Legendary effects can be added to items by dropping them on the ground and using the console command attachmod while having them selected, followed by the mod ID. A single item cannot be given multiple effects, but they can be stacked over multiple armor pieces. Mods can also replace one another via console.
By utilizing the steps described above, it is possible to apply legendary effects to power armor pieces. Unlike regular armor and weapons, power armor cannot be renamed, making it harder to separate enhanced power armor pieces from others of the same name.
Chameleon is a similar effect to Invisibility. The chameleon effect is not perfect, but it lasts for the entire duration of the effect, regardless of what actions you take. You become more difficult to see at a distance and in light, like a partial invisibility. As you approach 100% chameleon, you become so difficult to see that you can literally steal in front of shopkeepers in broad daylight. Take note that Chameleon does not make you silent: as long as you have less than 100%, creatures and NPCs can still find you, particularly by sound if you have a poor stealth skill or heavy boots.
If history is to change, let it change If the world is to be destroyed, so be it If my fate is to be destroyed.I must simply laugh.- Magus User Info: fugazi70 fugazi70 (Topic Creator) 4 years ago 4 Someone posted a YouTube video test of 1 versus 5 pieces of armor and it does make a difference.
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So it had me wondering.is there enough of a benefit of having a full set of Chameleon armor to offset the potential perks gained from using a couple Non-Chameleon armor pieces (like poison armor for example) I know someone made a video showing that the effect of multiple Chameleon pieces does indeed stack, but is the trade off worth it What are your thoughts 15 comments share save hide report 76 Upvoted This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by best.
This will basically make you move at normal speed when sneaking, far better than having extra chamaleon pieces imho, considering how basically invisible you already are with high sneak and shadowed armor.
If i get a poison resistance left arm, is that 25 poison resistance enough to make a worthwhile difference you think or would i need more than piece for it to really matter 2) Is one destroyer leg enough (as long as both legs are Shadowed and Slick) to make a decent enough impact or do you really need both destroyer legs to notice the quickness I wouldnt mind having a 1 STR1 AGI piece of armor somewhere in the mix, which is why i ask.
Disable some or all of the cosmetic "chameleon" effects from chameleon armor and stealth boys, while keeping the stealth bonus. Turn off the transparency to get back your aim but remain invisible to everyone else!
When you install this mod, you may cause unpredictable behavior in your character that will permanently and adversely affect your game. You should make a persistent save before installing this mod (rather than a quick one). The chameleon effect can be activated in two ways: once by a stealth or other weapon that makes you temporarily invisible, and once by chameleon armor that activate so long as the state in which the effect occurs remains active. Aside from the change in lighting (for both thearmor and stealth boy chameleon effects) both chameleon effects also come with additional effects. With this mod, there are also additional options available to remove any combination of those. In the game, there is also a temporary invisibility source in the form of rank 5 of the Sneak perk. Anything that modifies the actual chameleon effects (such as the armor or consumable effect) will be in violation of this mod.
When you reach level 81, you will become the owner of a chameleon deathclaw. It is given the default color of a normal deathclaw, but it will become more vibrant if aggravated, allowing it to move at a faster pace. This color blend is represented by stones gray, acid green, red, orange, and teal.
A chameleon is a primary prey for adult lizards. It is critical for chameleon eggs and juveniles to survive because invertebrates, particularly ants, are at their peak. When confronted by predators, chameleons are unable to flee and rely on crypsis as their primary defense. Despite being in an environment that necessitates adaptation, chameleons have camera-like eyes that can detect a wide range of sights, and they use their horns or flaps to defend themselves. The teeth of the animals are also long, allowing them to launch projectiles from their mouths to catch prey. 2ff7e9595c
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