Armor: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 16:05, 2 October 2025

Name	Description
Trade Value	Like all items, armor can be traded on the black market. The value of an armor is mostly based on its rarity.
Armor	This determines how much armor a single suit has. A higher value will decrease damage from successful weapon hits.
Armor Durability	This determines how easy armor is to damage. A high durability stat can survive heavier levels of firepower before breaking.
Concealment	Concealment determines how easy a unit is to spot at range. A high concealment stat can hide the user from enemy detection or view.
Accessory Slots	Accessory slots determine how many accessories can be added to a squad. The default amount of slots is 1.
Bonus Abilities	Any bonus abilities the armor has, along with their cool downs or limits on usage (if applicable) Only available to a limited number of armor types.
Negative Effects	Negative effects imposed by the armor (if applicable)

Infantry Specials (or Special Weapons) are generally speaking more powerful, but also more specialized and cumbersome than infantry weapons.

Name	Armor	Durability	Conceal	Accessories	Abilities	Negatives	Trade Val	Supply Cost
RMC Fatigues	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0

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 | style="padding:10px" | '''Negative Effects'''
 | Negative effects imposed by the armor (if applicable)'''
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+== Infantry Armor ==
+Infantry Specials (or Special Weapons) are generally speaking more powerful, but also more specialized and cumbersome than infantry weapons.
+{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center"
+|-
+! Name
+! {{H:title|Armor|Armor}}
+! {{H:title|Armor Durability|Durability}}
+! {{H:title|Concealment|Conceal}}
+! {{H:title|Accessory Slots|Accessories}}
+! {{H:title|Bonus Abilities|Abilities}}
+! {{H:title|Negative Effects|Negatives}}
+! {{H:title|Trade Value|Trade Val}}
+! {{H:title|Supply Cost|Supply Cost}}
+|-
+| [[File:Armor 00 912x318.png|center|300px]] [[RMC Fatigues]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 1 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 ||
 |}