Updated on September 10, 2022, by Ritwik Mitra: Fallout 3 was a massive step for the series into the mainstream, with Bethesda crafting an excellent open-world adventure that was almost perfect for new fans to get into a series that was pretty daunting to try out because of its hardcore CRPG roots. With Fallout 3 making the game more accessible, it also opened the doors for the modding community to work their magic on this legendary title. Here are some of the best Fallout 3 mods that PC players should make the most of.
Fallout 3 Best Armor Mods
One thing you can't leave home without, however, is a decent set of armor. Here are some of the best Fallout 4 armor mods that you can download and drop into your load order for your next playthrough. Every mod injects more pizzazz and style into an otherwise dreary and run-down excuse for the post-war fashion industry.
Updated on July 13, 2022 by Ritwik Mitra: Fallout 4 is a great open-world action-adventure despite its fair share of flaws. The best thing about Fallout 4 is that even its biggest flaws can either be covered up or omitted outright with the use of mods. Even the armor sets that players might find somewhat lacking in the game (despite their variety) can be augmented with a whole host of unique and ingenious mods. Keeping this in mind, here are some of the best armor mods that players can download for Fallout 4.
Sometimes, the best mods are the simplest ones. With all the focus that's already there on Power Armor in Fallout 4, it's odd to see that there's no way to repair said armor unless players head to a Power Armor Station.
Fallout: New Vegas is one of the most beloved video games ever made, with many people considering it to be the best game in the series. The fact that mods referencing this game still bleed into other titles in the series shows just how much allure this game really has.
One of Fallout 4's most popular armor mods is undoubtedly Armorsmith Extended. It's a whopper of a mod that grabs Fallout 4's armor system by the ankles, turns it upside down, shakes it out, and reassembles it into something brand new.
It's important to doll yourself up with the right armor, but what about poor Dogmeat? After all, man's best friend deserves a little padding as well. Thankfully, K-9 Harness brings tactical armor to your favorite pup, and it's fully customizable to your liking.
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep saw the overhaul of the armor system. Known by most as Armor 2.0, this system brought back intellect, discipline, and strength from the first Destiny while allowing mods to be slotted into gear as players see fit.
With hundreds of mods to choose from that grow in number each season, creating builds has never been more viable. Even for players not interested in build crafting, there are plenty of game-changing mods that everyone should use. Ranging from generating Warmind Cells to taking significantly less damage, here are the best armor mods players can use in Destiny 2. This list does not include Artifact mods.
Updated September 24th, 2021 by Charles Burgar: Destiny 2's selection of armor mods has continued to expand each season. Season of the Lost has added Stasis as an elemental affinity for armor, complete with new mod types that have completely shaken up the armor mod meta for PvE and PvP. We've updated this tier list to include Season 15's Kickstart armor mods, and we've expanded a few entries to better explain why they're so powerful in PvE, PvP, or both.
For three universal energy in any Year 3 piece of armor, Taking Charge will grant one stack of the Charged With Light buff upon grabbing an Orb of Power. Masterwork Orbs and Super Orbs grant the same. This mod works in both PvE and PvP, making it one of the strongest build-enabling mods in the game. Want to use High-Energy Fire in PvP? Rock a Masterworked gun and this mod. Making a Super-oriented build? Run Taking Charge and Energy Converter to get even more Super energy out of your Orbs of Power. Taking Charge is a must on every Charged with Light build.
Every damage resistance mod grants a 25% damage reduction buff against that type of damage. Since most of Destiny 2's deadliest attacks are classified as area damage, the Concussive Dampener mod is arguably the best. Stacking two grants around a 40% damage resistance buff, allowing players to take an absurd amount of punishment. Anyone that plans to play Master or Grandmaster Nightfalls will want to equip these mods to remove the risk of being one-shot by certain opponents.
Starting off with the Brotherhood of Steel Ultracite Power Armor that can be obtained for free. When you are rewarded with this armor, it will already be level 50. Considering that you get this in the late game after finishing the Brotherhood of Steel questline, this is one of the best options in Fallout 76. It offers superb stats that are sure to help you get through the end game and post-game content.
After looking at the stats of this armor, it is easy to conclude that it is better against energy and radiation damage. This much resistance against those types of damage is crucial, especially in the latter stages of the game. Also, unlike the Ultracite, the mods are extremely convenient to find and apply for this armor.
According to the stats, this armor has the best physical and energy damage resistance in Fallout 76. However, it lacks severely in the radiation resistance department which makes it questionable in the nuke-zone areas. Everything else is quite good as it offers good resistance and looks good. One aspect where I can see it lacking is that the mods are difficult to find. But, that is certainly not a deal-breaker because this Power Armor is one of the best in Fallout 76.
The same goes with the power armors that spawn in random locations. Raider power armor, in particular, is the most sought power armor with credibility for being the best power armor in Fallout 76 for beginner players. Although, the Raider power armors have a level requirement of 15. But still, it is known among the starter power armors in the game. If you are already on character level 15, you can obtain power armor quickly from some of the guaranteed locations in the game.
Strangler Heart power armor has some of the best stats among other power armors. This power armor grants a total of 453 Damage Resistance, 393 Energy Resistance, and a whopping 500 Energy Resistance. If you plan to nuke the wild Appalachia, this power armor might be the prime choice to keep a safe side from radiation damage. The cherry on top is the unique effects it grants to your character wearing the complete set of power armor.
Next up in the heavy armor is the T-45 Power Armor. T-45 has its roots from Fallout 4 and is known among the best-looking armors in the post-apocalyptic Fallout series. It once again makes a return in the latest Fallout 76 with a bang of special effects for your character and stats for mid-level players. Fortunately, this power armor is easily accessible and can be found around the map or crafted with the plans.
Additionally, you will be investing a total of 6900 Gold Bullions in purchasing a total of six plans for all the pieces of the best power armor in Fallout 76. That is the fixed price to claim your own complete set of T-65 power armor. Higher Charisma character or Bartering perks are not going to assist either for lowering this price of Gold Bullions. In that case, you might want to grind some Gold Bullion before considering purchasing the plans from Regs.
You'll see a new option for Weave Mods on all eligible armors. If you don't already own an eligible armor, Tinker Tom sells some prefab suits that can be upgraded with better Weave mods. You can also grab Army Fatigues from Gunners in many areas...these are perfect for Weave augmentation.
From the red-hot Arsonist to the thoroughly modern House Husband, occupations define your starting gear, weapon, perk, and location as well as faction allies. It also dictates the starting quests you are given. Another Life, then, is one of the best Fallout 4 mods for replay value.
This armor is quite good before you go into late game and harder opponents. A variant of combat armor, the Ranger Battle Armor and its matching Ranger battle helmet make it the best non-powered suit/armor in the game, and for players who value agility and strength, this is the real deal. It also gets you +5 Action Points, +1 Luck, and +10 Small Guns effects.
We got to the top 3 best Fallout 3 armors and do not disappoint. Enclave Hellfire Armo, like its title, is really cool. This is a combat infantry armor that is a heat-resistant variant. It gives to the user +1 Strength, +30 Fire Resistance, and +15 Radiation Resistance. Damage resistance with the helmet (+5 Fire Resistance, +5 Radiation Resistance, and -1 Charisma) amounts to 60 which is one of the highest in the game. Could easily be compared to the first two armors on this list but regardless of that found itself in a great spot.
This master file mod created a standardized framework for all outfits and armor now they can be modified. This also makes edits compatible with mods and adjusted dynamics- which is only half the fun. This mod builds a much better sorting aspect to the Pip-Boy.
The dragon priest masks were probably some of the most versatile and powerful armor pieces in Skyrim, with incredibly powerful enchantments, high armor ratings, and gorgeous design. Naturally, it was always a shame that the rest of the armor of the priests was not obtainable. Here is where this mod plays its role, with a beautiful, lore-friendly implementation of the full armor set, available for both men and women. Really, this is one of those mods that provide content that the original game was blatantly lacking.
I already have most of these mods but the armor of intrigue was one gem that i just found. Great list. Most of these armors are on nexus for sse as well. I didnt check some of them but i have most of this list on sse and just got Intrigue for sse so id imagine theyre all there now. 2ff7e9595c
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