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[Top 3] Mass Effect 3 Best Armors And How To Get Them

Ellie Alice Pearson — Thu, 27 Jan 2022 13:15:10 +0000

To anyone first playing the Mass Effect Trilogy, it can be a bit daunting to try figuring out which armor to use, which is why most new players tend to stick with the default armor. And that’s not a bad choice in itself; the default armor comes with its own perks! But as soon as you start looking into the different armors available to you in Mass Effect, you realize how broad your choices are, and how many different powerful characters you can make.

Just like with weapons, the armor you pick for your Shepard depends entirely on your playstyle and which class you choose. In this guide, you will learn about the three best armors in Mass Effect 3, one for each type of player – offensive players, support classes, and infiltrators.

Collector Armor for Soldiers and Vanguards

If you play as a soldier or vanguard in Mass Effect 3, or if you simply love being in the thick of things smashing enemies, you want to get your hands on the Collector Armor. It not only will give you +20% shield regeneration, you will also get +20% shields and +20% health.

Cerberus created this chitinous armor using Collector technology, making the wearer look like a Collector–which is both cool and unsettling. This armor is not only more flexible than regular armors made of ballistic fibers, it is also more resistant. Built from organic matter, it has a self-healing, regenerating ability that is particularly useful in the midst of battle. Its texture, similar to muscle texture, keeps it comfortable and easy to move with despite its heavy weight.

What makes the Collector Armor great:

Purchasable in-game
Full armor set–no need to hunt for each piece!
Powerful boost in health and shield protection for offensive players

The Collector armor can be bought at the Nos Astra Sporting Good on the Citadel for 50,000 credits.

How to get the Collector Armor

Blood Dragon Armor for Support Classes

If you like playing as an adept, sentinel, or engineer in Mass Effect 3, the Blood Dragon armor is for you. With its +10% power recharge speed, +20% shields, and +30% power damage, it is perfect for support classes.

The Blood Dragon Armor was originally created for and worn by members of the Earth's Urban Combat Championship league. It may not be the most modern-looking armor, it has done its share of field time. Thanks to its integrated microframe computer, it works smoothly with any type of omnitools, kinetic barrier, or biotic implants.

This armor does not only look aesthetically pleasing, with its chest and shoulder pieces bearing the logo of the Edmonton Blood Dragons, it was designed to give its wearer a significant technical and power advantage. If you play as a class that relies heavily on power and how fast they recharge, this armor will deliver; it will also give you more freedom to fight in the open, instead of spending most of your time behind cover.

What makes the Blood Dragon Armor great:

Purchasable in-game
Full armor set–no need to hunt for each piece!
Boost power recharge time
Extra protection for support classes

The Blood Dragon Armor can be obtained from Kanala Exports on the Citadel for 50,000 credits.

How to get the Blood Dragon Armor

Blood Dragon Armor Wiki Page

Hahne-Kedar Armor Set + Kuwashii Visor for Infiltrators

Mass Effect 3 does not simply offer full sets of armors; the game also gives players the opportunity to build their own depending on their individual needs. If you love playing as an infiltrator, the following build is one of the best. It will give you +45% weapon damage, along with +10% headshot damage. Here is a guide on each piece and where to find them:

Kuwashii Visor: Gives you +5% weapon damage and +10% headshot damage. It can be purchased from Aegohr Munitions after the ‘Priority: Tuchanka’ mission.
Hahne-Kedar Chest: Gives you +10% weapon damage. It can be acquired during ‘Mission Tuchanka: Turian Platoon’, or bought from Cipritine, Presidium Commons Armory on the Citadel.
Hahne-Kedar Shoulders: Give you +10% weapon damage. They can be purchased from Elkoss Combine Arsenal Supplies on the Citadel after the ‘Priority: Rannoch’ mission.
Hahne-Kedar Arms: Give you +10% weapon damage. They can be bought at Kanala Exports on the Citadel after the ‘Citadel: Hanar Diplomat’ mission.
Hahne-Kedar Legs: Give you +10% weapon damage. They can be acquired during the ‘Priority: Palaven’ mission or bought from Batarian State Arms on the Citadel.

What Makes this Armor Set great:

Fully customizable–if you find another piece that works better for you, you can switch!
Combined with a good sniper rifle, weapon damage becomes insanely high
For people who love having a goal, getting all the pieces is a fun scavenger hunt!

Armor Customization Wiki Page

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[Top 5] My Time at Portia Best Armors

NamiS — Mon, 02 Aug 2021 15:01:59 +0000

Do you want to be fatal but fashionable in Portia? You have come to the right place!

A player’s armor is their clothes in My Time at Portia. Although one’s clothes might not define one’s personality, the player in the game would do well to choose a clothing set with higher stats when it comes to defense, health, and stamina points. Hence, clothing in the game is not only about style but also about being a fashionable killing machine.

Various types of clothing pieces are available in Carol’s Clothing Store or can be gained as mission awards! Once the player completes Carol’s Sewing Machine mission, Carol will revise any clothing if certain materials are provided.

For all your fashionable as well as fighting needs in Portia, I am here with this list of clothes that you can obtain by various means to be the most formidable, yet stylish player Portia has ever seen!

5. Work Clothes

Smooth and Wrinkle-free

Work Clothes are perhaps the first useful attire that I found in the game. I remember getting excited when buying them from the Clothing Store for the very first time and getting rid of my simple shirt and jeans that I got when I first started.

The Work Clothes has a top and a bottom piece. They can be bought from Carol’s Clothing Store for a reasonable price. But if you want to get rid of it, you can either sell them for some Gols or gift them to Remington or Siwa for +8 relationship points!

What makes Work Clothes great?

Easy to get
Reasonable priced
Suitable for working and building because it’s smooth with no wrinkles!
can be revised for higher stats for 6 leather (at the Clothing Store)
Can be gifted to Remington or Siwa for relationship points

Work Clothes details:

Defence: +30 (Top), +30 (Bottom)
Stamina Points (SP): +15 (Top), +15 (Bottom)
Purchase Price: 420 Gols (Top) and 460 Gols (Bottom)
Sell Price: 105 Gols (Top) and 115 Gols(Bottom)
Can be bought from Carol’s Clothing Store

4. Elegant Dress Set

Want to feel angelic? This is the way to go

The Elegant Dress set has Elegant Dress Attire (Top), Elegant Dress Bottom, and Elegant Dress Headgear. This stylish set is available from the Church Store. The player looks downright angelic in this set while boosting their defense and stamina points.

What makes Elegant Dress Set great?

Easily available from Church Store
A little pricey but worth it
Can be revised for 3 Flexible Fibre and 3 Leather

Elegant Dress Set details:

Defence: +120 (Top), +120 (Bottom)
SP: +30 (Top), +30 (Bottom)
HP: +280 (Headgear)
Purchase Price: 8000 Gols (Top), 8000 Gols (Bottom), 4000 Gols (Headgear)
Sell Price: 2000 Gols (Top), 2000 Gols (Bottom), 1000 Gols (Headgear)

3. Traveler’s Set

All you need is travel

The Traveler’s set comprises the Traveler’s Jacket, Traveler’s Shorts, and Traveler’s Hat. Although the set has a fancy and carefree look, I wish the color was anything else than green.

The Travellers Jacket can be obtained as a reward for completing the Lowest Level of Ingall’s Mine for the very first time, while the Traveler’s Shorts is a reward for completing the Adventures with Mali mission. These two pieces aren’t purchasable. The Traveler’s hat, though, can be bought from the Clothing Store or can be found in the Computer Lab Ruin on the Western Plateau.

What makes Traveler’s Set Great?

Can be obtained as rewards
Can be sold for a higher price
Carefree look (despite the color)
Can be revised for higher stats for 8 Flexible Fibre each

Traveler’s Set details:

Defence: +180 (Jacket), +180 (Shorts)
SP: +40 (Jacket), +40 (Shorts)
HP: +400 (Hat)
Purchase Price: Jacket and Shorts cannot be purchased. The Hat costs 40 Flexible Fibre
Sell Price: 7000 Gols (Jacket), 7000 Gols (Shorts), 3,500 Gols (Hat)
From Ingall’s Mine, Lowest Level (Jacket), Computer lab Ruin

2. Adventurer’s Set

For the adventurous soul

The adventurer’s set is a very matter-of-fact, no-nonsense kind of attire. The Adventurer’s Jacket, Pants, and Cap make up this set. It is implied that the first settlers of the Free Cities wore something like this. Hence in Post-apocalyptic Portia, this set is the go-to for any aspiring or professional adventurer.

The Adventurer’s Jacket and Pants are received as a reward after completing Road to the Marsh mission. The Cap is obtained after completing the deepest level of Ingall’s Mine. Alternatively, all the pieces in this set can be purchased at the Clothing Store if you are willing to go broke.

What makes Adventurer’s Set great?

Received as rewards (so the player doesn’t need to go broke buying these)
Looks cool
Lots of pockets!

Adventurer’s Set details:

Defence: +280 (Jacket), +280 (Pants)
SP: +50 (jacket), +50 (Pants)
HP: +600 (Cap)
Need to be level 45 to wear them
Purchase Price: 50,000 Gols (Jacket), 50,000 Gols (Pants), 32,000 Gols (Cap)
Sell price: 12,500 Gols (Jacket), 12,500 Gols (Pants), 8000 Gols (Cap)
Can be obtained as rewards

1. Saint's Set

Legendary Saint's Set

The Saint’s Set has the highest stats of all in the game. It can only be obtained on a treasure hunt mission. The player gets a letter from Sam which contains the treasure map. This set is found in a chest hidden behind a unique rock which only becomes visible after the player receives the letter.

This clothing set contains three pieces: The Saint’s Top, Saint’s Trouser, and Saint’s Headgear. Another weapon that belongs with this set is the Golden Staff, but this can only be obtained after completing level 110 of the Deepest Ruin.

What makes Saint’s Set great?

Highest stats!
The outfit was inspired by The Monkey King
Looks very regal and legendary

Saint’s Set details:

Defence: +320 (Top), +320 (Trousers)
SP: +55 (Top), +55 (Trousers)
HP: +700 (Headgear)
Cannot be purchased
Sell Price: 15,000 Gols (Top), 15.000 Gols (Trousers) 10,000 Gols (Headgear)
Obtained from a special treasure chest in Sombre Marsh (After receiving a map from Sam)

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