@@imadog2047 it’s a creation club item. It’s actually just a joke set of armour that I’m pretty sure is just making fun of Oblivion’s horse armour dlc, even costing roughly the same amount.
Fun fact, this is a theory of why ocean faring predators like Orcas, who can maneuver their body’s in the water, have specific white patches near certain areas
“The fire fighter scheme turns you into a walking Nuka cola bottle” Me: *Glances over at my Nuka cola and Nuka cola quantum power armor sets I got from the Nuka World DLC and the Vim one I got at Far Harbor* “uhhhhhh-“
@@illinoisgirldreaming9085 One in the Vim! factory, another on a crash semi. I think the semi is not too far from the campground settlement where you find the bartender's uncle
The best has to be the minutemen paint scheme I promise you, you'll be looking real superior as your crushing those feral ghouls and saving that SETTLEMENT THATS UNDER ATTACK RIGHT NOW!!! DONT WORRY, ILL MARK IT ON YOUR MAP!!!
I kill the minutemen every time and keep an armor set as a trophy, same with Preston's outfit and gun mounted on a display. I wait until I unlock the second settlement, then do it. Mods are nice so I can fit it up with my raider gang in the old minutemen HQ.
Ya I role with the settler faction so I try to keep it consistent with that faction with how I build my settlement and such. I love all the tools and stuff on the armor.
The Arktos one has good colors in my opinion but that's just because I'm a fan of teal, I also like the look of the bits in between the metal bc it looks like the tubes that connect to a central air unit in an old house which I think looks really cool in this context
I hate that in fallout 4 all pieces need to have matching paint jobs to get the benefit of the paint, because mixing and matching the models and paint jobs is what really makes the armor pop. I like to have a chrome helmet and legs, and make the chest and arms match, or make everything chrome and make one of the arm pieces really loud and colorful.
@@SourChicken1856 except that looks more like the early 50's sci-fi flicks (like Nuka-Girl from the Nuka World DLC) whereas Arktos looks like something you'd see on the Nostromo and in other relatively modern sci-fi flicks.
The Settler Paintjob is great. It gives you different tools strapped to your chest and arm, grenade looking things strapped to your shoulder, and a pack on your stomach. (Plus it reminds me of an Iron Warrior from 40k”
I actually like the Arktos Pharma and Firefighter paint schemes, and most other Excavator Power Armor paints because it's the "working man's" power armor. Having a selection of paintjobs that reflect various key industries in Appalachia really helps build its identity as the rival to RobCo's Protectron, which has multitudes of service modes to contend with.
@@fredfreddy7220 nice! You should join an exclusive club full of nothing but white men, and discuss ways to keep white on top,that would be Bad ass. That's what i would do if I were white.
@@spyfire242 he’s offsetting the constant onslaught of white criticism in this country. People making white people ashamed to just be white. I mean you constantly hear black power, proud to be black; why isnt proud to be white?
@@matthewtorres8860 The only "white criticism" is recognizing they have allot of privilege comparatively which isn't even really a criticism at all. I think being proud to be black is also pretty dumb but at least they are actually oppressed. You may have the odd radical who attacks white people simply for being white, but to call that an "onslaught" is ridiculous.
I love the institutes paint job, I did a scientist build in fallout 4 that hated the wasteland and it’s lack of cleanliness so I exclusively used the institute as my base and tried to distance myself from the locals and their problems as much as possible. The white paint job and blue eyes paired with the multitude of synths I spawned in with the synth relay grenades was fun
Honestly the Settler paint scheme is my favorite one in the game. It’s not over designed or completely drenched in one color like most other paintschemes are, plus the stencils, tool “belts” and sparing use of paint really make it feel like a post-war survivor’s personalized suit of armor. Easily the best one in the game right next to the Excavator Bone Raider skin.
Additionally, those attractive hazard stripes make you look like a Iron Warrior from 40k, immediately boosting your cool factor and credibility as they’re clearly the best Chaos Space Marine legion 😎
I don't ever use power armor unless I'm going on a looting spree. I know from experience that you don't need it unless you haven't found a tree or a rock because deathclaws are insanely stupid and strong.
I ended a playthrough because I was high enough to stealth kill a mythic deathclaw in the middle of the Glowing Sea with a combat knife and no power armor or hazmat
Military paint is the one I use because I only have power armor for carrying copious amounts of purified water to Diamond City to sell in bulk and the extra strength from the military armor helps
The little strength boost is the only reason i have it on one of my PA sets. It's not horrible, but WHERE'S THE G.D. STAR?? Thing needs a star. It's bland without it.
I kinda like the Fire Fighter armor. I always wondered if there were any utility or light armor variants marketed towards first responders. Fallout 76 answered my questions pretty well!
thinking about it, if inside the power armor you can stand the heat and breathe better(as you can walk underwater for some minutes) the firefighter power armor might be a good option
@@eduardoalbornoz2718 exactly! A suit of power armor can really be the ultimate firefighting apparatus. Now, the thought of State and Local police having access to heavy armor is kinda worrying, but it fits Fallout’s story so I’m cool with that too. Plus it just looks badass
@@eduardoalbornoz2718 the problem is that power armor is very expensive, so it really doesn't make sense to use a suit like this unless it was for a very important place, like an ammo depo, but even then it'd be hard to argue for special colors to mark it, it'd be better to just keep it standard so it can be used elsewhere if needed
@@calebbarnhouse496 According to FO4, Power Armour is cheap as fuck enough to be, not _common,_ but certainly not as rare as you'd expect (or the US didn't care and wanted more Citizens to be armed against potential invasion).
In support of the Institute paint job: I put Curie in that stuff so she could have her old robot color scheme while now being the most deadly synth ever.
i unironically love the firefighter paint job for the excavator, it’s my favorite power armor as well. idk what it is, but that chunky helmet and big goggles are so cool to me
@@surf4chnl248 the fan theory is that Excavator became like a commercial power armor, used the same way protections are, meaning that there’s different ones for different tasks. Arktos had them for security, there was the fire fighter variant to help firefighters survive fires, etc. Nothing to back it up in game, but it’s still a neat idea.
@@psychobillyfrankenstein3117 I doubt they would’ve been used to enter burning buildings or anything like that considering bringing equipment weight a couple hundred pounds into an unstable structure is generally a bad idea. But it can have numerous uses for first responders, especially with its ability to lift heavy weights.
So _that's_ why Heavenly is unable to find a maiden, despite walking in the VR world, and the world of living. Heavenly doesn't have a maiden because he wears hazard stripes!
Arktos is pretty great actually, especially if you have mods that can change it's coloration further. Though, that may just be my desire to look as different as possible.
I kinda liked the Institute paint scheme, made me feel like those weird hazmat soldiers from The Divide, which itself was a weird and f*cked up movie 😂
When you said The Divide I thought you were referring to The Lonesome Road DLC location The Great Divide and was like "Where were the hazmat suits?" Lmao
i love the firefighter one because it makes you nuka cola. i would rather just wear the nuka cola power armor but that one just has logos and isn't a deadass bottle
Institute is definitely the worst Many schemes are crimes against fashion but only the Institue takes the extra step of hurting you for entering, exiting, using 3rd person, or just facing it
does horse PA even count as a scheme?
How do you even get it?
@@imadog2047 it’s a creation club item. It’s actually just a joke set of armour that I’m pretty sure is just making fun of Oblivion’s horse armour dlc, even costing roughly the same amount.
@@lofty123cheese3 I just bought the horse armor today
@@lofty123cheese3 ok
@@SnipeDude500 cool
The Institute paint job gives you a tactical advantage, as it flashbangs your enemies when they look at it
Facts. "I'm saving a bullet just for me"
"Wandering through the Mojave makes you wish for a nuclear winter"
@@HazelPlanet *mojave
Flashbang through the door
Fun fact, this is a theory of why ocean faring predators like Orcas, who can maneuver their body’s in the water, have specific white patches near certain areas
"The military paint is just boot levels of basic"
*angry Sergeant Dornan noises*
"MO-RON!"
ADMIT YOU LOST YOUR POWER ARMOUR - AND WHEN YOU FOUND IT, YOU TURNED IT BABY BARF GREEN
@@CarmeloA. Baby barf green 🤣
I wander if the army in the fallout universe used power in other conflicts. What if there's more and the green is just the forest and planes camo.
@@retrodave4493 isn't there a winterized camo too for the power armor
"Power armor that turns you into a walking Nuka cola bottle."
Me, with my Nuka cola T51: *Offended.*
I love the Nuka Cola armor. It's tacky, red and white, and makes you look like a deadly vending machine...what's not to like? 😁
@@rockarola55 Nora approved, lol
real men have the x01 with the nuka quantum paint.
@@elijahdaylight2156 Nah, real men wear whatever the Hell they want. When you are powerful, nobody can diss your fashion
@@elijahdaylight2156 but I don't like the X-01
I was so dissapointed when i saw Military paint didn't even have a white star on the torso like Combat Armor.
And the paint comes pre rusted! Why are my paints rusty?!
The worst is the one that just covers you in abraxo cleaner logos
i have 550 hours of FO76, never saw a single person wear this one
@@eduardoalbornoz2718 its fallout 4
@@eduardoalbornoz2718 It's on PC (hacked in tho)
I am the one who wears it
Best*
I kind of like the military painting bc of how simple it is and how it doesn't make you feel like your compensating for something
This comment here.
U shouldn't feel like ya compensating for anything its a dam game
@@fritzdaddy-135mmgetstagger4 yet ppl still find ways to compensate
I mean, that too. I just like it because it's my favorite color.
@@skyvolt2566 average valorant player
“It has hazard paint on the shoulders, letting everyone know you’re maidenless.”
Don’t say that in front of Perturabo.
To be fair, Peter Turbo is quite maidenless
Isn't perturabo the petty man child primarch?
@@wallacejenkins4747 Yup. That's the one.
"Come fist me rogal!"
@@wallacejenkins4747arnt all the traitor primarchs man children?
The settler vigilante makes me feel like an space marine from the iron warriors legion
“The fire fighter scheme turns you into a walking Nuka cola bottle”
Me: *Glances over at my Nuka cola and Nuka cola quantum power armor sets I got from the Nuka World DLC and the Vim one I got at Far Harbor* “uhhhhhh-“
You only found one Vim! power armor?
@@johnozzmond9728 _wait there’s more-_
@@illinoisgirldreaming9085 One in the Vim! factory, another on a crash semi. I think the semi is not too far from the campground settlement where you find the bartender's uncle
@@johnozzmond9728 welp, gonna need to get back to the island and start looking, thanks for the tip!
@@illinoisgirldreaming9085 No problem. It's on the northeast portion of the island
I dont get why the military paint couldn't have been more of an olive green like the guys in power armor outside vault 111 at the start of the game.
Or different variants for the various branches of the military
You should be able to change the shade to what you like
@𖤐 Domine Non Es Dignus 𖤐 the Atomic shop army paint is kinda like that
This paint resembles that old-ish military style tbh, looks like the paint you'd want to paint a tank or a jeep with.
@@DrakeKnight99 the airforce wouldn't use it
The navy probably wouldn't use it
The marines don't need it
So I think just green is fine
*iron warriors voice*. HAZARD STRIPES MAKE EVERYTHING BETTER! YOU HAVE CLEARLY NEVER LAYED SEIGE FOR 100 YEARS
The institute power armour paint job is literally just the winterised camo re-textured with the institute symbol on it.
Yeah but I prefer the institute cause it’s a clean white, meanwhile the winterized looks rusty and miscolored.
The best has to be the minutemen paint scheme
I promise you, you'll be looking real superior as your crushing those feral ghouls and saving that SETTLEMENT THATS UNDER ATTACK RIGHT NOW!!! DONT WORRY, ILL MARK IT ON YOUR MAP!!!
Yes Preston minutemen paint scheme is cool and all but at least is not raining
I kill the minutemen every time and keep an armor set as a trophy, same with Preston's outfit and gun mounted on a display. I wait until I unlock the second settlement, then do it. Mods are nice so I can fit it up with my raider gang in the old minutemen HQ.
@@FerociousMit 😈
@@FerociousMit Figures your name is Shawn.
💀💀💀
Ah yes a firefighter holding a flamethrower
Also this is the most passive aggressive man on the planet
F451 moment
No one said he's the one fighting the fires
@@_Chimaera_ beat me to it
@@_Chimaera_Ah I see you are a man of sci fi literature.
Nah
It’d be cool if the military paint included PreWar American military symbols on the side. Maybe have the paint be based on aircraft paint of the time
I think the shark paint job does a really good job of that, makes it look like a WW2 fighter plane, and has red to accent the same bland green
Nah, all it really needs are some decals that make it feel like an actual piece of military kit.
the settler vigilante paint actually looks cool asf in my opinion 👌
Ya I role with the settler faction so I try to keep it consistent with that faction with how I build my settlement and such. I love all the tools and stuff on the armor.
The Arktos one has good colors in my opinion but that's just because I'm a fan of teal, I also like the look of the bits in between the metal bc it looks like the tubes that connect to a central air unit in an old house which I think looks really cool in this context
yup, i got it because of the scienes bundle
Or you're just delivering the ultimate painkiller.
*sees hazard paint* "IRON WITHIN AND WITHOUT"
From iron cometh strength
@@Popo-tf2hjfrom strength cometh will
DID I HEAR A ROCK AND STONE?
@@oldman87yearsago.34ROCK AND STONE, YEEAAAAAHHH
FOR KARL!
Doesn’t matter, as long as you have power armor sergeant won’t be yelling at you
I'm willing to bet Arch Dornan wouldn't take kindly to unsanctioned armor modification.
I hate that in fallout 4 all pieces need to have matching paint jobs to get the benefit of the paint, because mixing and matching the models and paint jobs is what really makes the armor pop. I like to have a chrome helmet and legs, and make the chest and arms match, or make everything chrome and make one of the arm pieces really loud and colorful.
Yes, although the new enclave paintjob looks pretty badass.
I like Arktos. Looks like a heavy space suit one would wear in space.
Captain Cosmos one is literally that
@@SourChicken1856 except that looks more like the early 50's sci-fi flicks (like Nuka-Girl from the Nuka World DLC) whereas Arktos looks like something you'd see on the Nostromo and in other relatively modern sci-fi flicks.
Where else would you wear it? (Roast me)
Based Dishonored pfp.
@@syntheticant8172 thanks.
"Power armor that turns you into a walking nuka cola bottle." That sounds cool and I want it now.
Nuka Cola World DLC :D
In both 4 and 76
The military paint job makes your power armor look like either master chief or doomguy
The Settler Paintjob is great. It gives you different tools strapped to your chest and arm, grenade looking things strapped to your shoulder, and a pack on your stomach. (Plus it reminds me of an Iron Warrior from 40k”
The settler vigilante scheme can let you RP as an Iron Warrior
Iron within iron without
Just like this guy said, let’s everyone know you are maindenless.
@@stolyartoad8640 I’m afraid you are maidenless.
@@stolyartoad8640 Wrong. It lets everyone know you are caring fatherless
IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT, BROTHER!!!!
(I was looking for this!!!)
I actually like the Arktos Pharma and Firefighter paint schemes, and most other Excavator Power Armor paints because it's the "working man's" power armor. Having a selection of paintjobs that reflect various key industries in Appalachia really helps build its identity as the rival to RobCo's Protectron, which has multitudes of service modes to contend with.
Wear it with the steel mill pa helmet and your a regular working joe
I mean. You only need pa when you really need to "go to work".
Well spoken !
What's your opinion on the Nuka Cola union jack paint?
Bro really just sht on both Nuka Cola and the Fallout Firefighters... 💀
>hazard strips on shoulders
IRON WITHIN, IRON WITHOUT
"Lets everyone know you're maidenless." Damn near choked on my food
Personally made me cringe, but to each their own.
@@GarrulousHerald found the guy with no maiden
@@OtherDalfite Why reveal yourself dude?
@@anondabomb how could I be maidenless with a profile pic this good
@@OtherDalfite Ya know, I never looked at it… definitely maidenless now.
“A little too white for me.”
Hmm sounds like twitter
Proud to be white
@@fredfreddy7220 nice! You should join an exclusive club full of nothing but white men, and discuss ways to keep white on top,that would be Bad ass. That's what i would do if I were white.
@@fredfreddy7220 Why would you be proud to be white? Lol... That's like saying you're proud to have brown hair.
@@spyfire242 he’s offsetting the constant onslaught of white criticism in this country. People making white people ashamed to just be white. I mean you constantly hear black power, proud to be black; why isnt proud to be white?
@@matthewtorres8860 The only "white criticism" is recognizing they have allot of privilege comparatively which isn't even really a criticism at all. I think being proud to be black is also pretty dumb but at least they are actually oppressed.
You may have the odd radical who attacks white people simply for being white, but to call that an "onslaught" is ridiculous.
Counterpoint: the military armor gives you Doomguy and Master Chief colors
I love the institutes paint job, I did a scientist build in fallout 4 that hated the wasteland and it’s lack of cleanliness so I exclusively used the institute as my base and tried to distance myself from the locals and their problems as much as possible. The white paint job and blue eyes paired with the multitude of synths I spawned in with the synth relay grenades was fun
Honestly the Settler paint scheme is my favorite one in the game. It’s not over designed or completely drenched in one color like most other paintschemes are, plus the stencils, tool “belts” and sparing use of paint really make it feel like a post-war survivor’s personalized suit of armor. Easily the best one in the game right next to the Excavator Bone Raider skin.
More realistic I get that
Additionally, those attractive hazard stripes make you look like a Iron Warrior from 40k, immediately boosting your cool factor and credibility as they’re clearly the best Chaos Space Marine legion 😎
What you said, Blood Raider, and Sheepsquatch are probably my favorites.
@@zjjohnson3827Iron within, iron without brother
When you think you can handle death claws just cause you have power armor
i mean you can, if your weapon is good enough its enough
always forget that they ignore armor
@@quint3ssent1a WAIT THEY DO
I don't ever use power armor unless I'm going on a looting spree. I know from experience that you don't need it unless you haven't found a tree or a rock because deathclaws are insanely stupid and strong.
I ended a playthrough because I was high enough to stealth kill a mythic deathclaw in the middle of the Glowing Sea with a combat knife and no power armor or hazmat
Military paint is the one I use because I only have power armor for carrying copious amounts of purified water to Diamond City to sell in bulk and the extra strength from the military armor helps
The little strength boost is the only reason i have it on one of my PA sets. It's not horrible, but WHERE'S THE G.D. STAR?? Thing needs a star. It's bland without it.
Imagine seeing the Institute in the middle of the night just walking up to you holding a gigantic mini gun you’re gonna be scared to death
“What’s nice about the settler vigilante paint is that it has like hazard paint on the shoulders, letting everyone know you’re maidenless” LMAO
yeah that's what he said
@@darioidk2508 hence why he used quotation marks
Perfect for larping as an Iron Warrior from Warhammer 40k.
@@alanxu3936 nah iron warriors pulled all sorts of maidens
Why do people make these comments? Like " you know the funny thing he said in the video, yeah i thought it was funny"
The fire fighter scheme Turns you into a walking Nuka-Cola bottle
The Wastelant Vigilante thing looks less like he's gonna swoop in for a fight, and more like emergency repairs
Me after hearing about the military paint job: "it's not about the money, it's about the message"
I kinda like the Fire Fighter armor. I always wondered if there were any utility or light armor variants marketed towards first responders. Fallout 76 answered my questions pretty well!
thinking about it, if inside the power armor you can stand the heat and breathe better(as you can walk underwater for some minutes) the firefighter power armor might be a good option
@@eduardoalbornoz2718 exactly! A suit of power armor can really be the ultimate firefighting apparatus. Now, the thought of State and Local police having access to heavy armor is kinda worrying, but it fits Fallout’s story so I’m cool with that too. Plus it just looks badass
Another instance of lore rape. Power armor was uncommon even in the army, it just wasn't mass-produced enough to start equipping civilian agencies.
@@eduardoalbornoz2718 the problem is that power armor is very expensive, so it really doesn't make sense to use a suit like this unless it was for a very important place, like an ammo depo, but even then it'd be hard to argue for special colors to mark it, it'd be better to just keep it standard so it can be used elsewhere if needed
@@calebbarnhouse496 According to FO4, Power Armour is cheap as fuck enough to be, not _common,_ but certainly not as rare as you'd expect (or the US didn't care and wanted more Citizens to be armed against potential invasion).
I like the paint scheme that turns paladin danse into buzz light year
Institute armor be like "Behold the power of THE SUN!"
the institute paint is one of my favorite because it makes you look pristine clean
Nah, firefighter scheme is 100% Optimus Prime
God looking down after I step outside for the first time in months:
"A little too white for me. I feel like I'm going blind."
Arktos excavator suit slander is unforgivable 💀😂 I kid but it is one of my most used because I like the color scheme
I ran the Institute livery with red light on the X-01 on my first playthrough which kind of fit in-scope with how the Institute is perceived
Dude me too. Got the institute paint job and added read lights mod to the eyes very cool
The settler vigilante paint lets me RP as an Iron Warrior, meaning all the atrocities I commit are completely in character.
How do you get it
In support of the Institute paint job:
I put Curie in that stuff so she could have her old robot color scheme while now being the most deadly synth ever.
In 76 , we have pink power armour 😂
But let’s admit , the best is …
*THE BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL!*
the "playtime" paint set from 76 comes to mind
I think this is his quickest way of making fun of us.(joke) he does sound very depressed compared to other videos.
The Settler Vigalante paint deadass almost looks like the Iron Warriors Chapter from WH40K
i unironically love the firefighter paint job for the excavator, it’s my favorite power armor as well. idk what it is, but that chunky helmet and big goggles are so cool to me
Those are all my favorite paint jobs 😞
yeah i think they all look fine tbh
I think they look decent. Only the Arktos is a little bit strange. Like a giant cool box on legs hahah
@@surf4chnl248 the fan theory is that Excavator became like a commercial power armor, used the same way protections are, meaning that there’s different ones for different tasks. Arktos had them for security, there was the fire fighter variant to help firefighters survive fires, etc. Nothing to back it up in game, but it’s still a neat idea.
@@psychobillyfrankenstein3117 I doubt they would’ve been used to enter burning buildings or anything like that considering bringing equipment weight a couple hundred pounds into an unstable structure is generally a bad idea. But it can have numerous uses for first responders, especially with its ability to lift heavy weights.
I love the Arktos paint scheme! The turquoise and white is such a good combo
Slept on
It makes you look like a giant toothpaste tube.
If you like mouldy mayonnaise
Which mental ward let you escape, they need to do better at their jobs
@@hermos3602 people who don't brush their teeth when something is light green:
On the bright side, The Green paint is actually Titanium which increases your power armor health
So _that's_ why Heavenly is unable to find a maiden, despite walking in the VR world, and the world of living.
Heavenly doesn't have a maiden because he wears hazard stripes!
Bro he is the white mask guy (I do not no how to spell his name)
Arktos is pretty great actually, especially if you have mods that can change it's coloration further. Though, that may just be my desire to look as different as possible.
"...letting everyone know you're maidenless"
Just like the Iron Warriors
"Hey Iron Babies!"
-an Imperial Fist
“Turns you into walking nuka cola bottle” what about the nuka cola armor
Being a walking nuka-cola machine is actually a fire rp opportunity
Just walking around giving random people nuka-cola.
i feel like the institute scheme being jarring kinda makes sense
damn... I really liked the military Armour combined with purple visors
For the hazard paint what went through my mind was "hell divers, are you ready?"
I love the dead-sounding voice you're making these roasts in lol
Most 76 skins. Disregard the lore, hurt my eyes and cost arround 8€-16€ in game currency
I really like the Red Scare power armor. I dig the 3 creepy red eyes and sputnik looking helmet. 😎👍
Well, the Settler Vigilante scheme also evokes the Iron Warriors--which are suitably maidenless.
Me and my friends use the military paint so whenever we go fighting it looks like a whole entire army
The vigilante one lets you know you appreciate a misunderstood legion and are in fact a true chad
@@itz_thermite4738no
Got it, so you want to rape and pillage like a savage
“Letting everyone know you’re maidenless”
Wow, N_orte really hates that skin.
I love all power armour. I literally think they're all just so cool.
The first two paintjobs instantly made me say "id rock that" as you're bashing them 😂
I never expected a " no bitches " joke from you, that caught me off guard no cap
Bottle caps
I kinda liked the Institute paint scheme, made me feel like those weird hazmat soldiers from The Divide, which itself was a weird and f*cked up movie 😂
When you said The Divide I thought you were referring to The Lonesome Road DLC location The Great Divide and was like "Where were the hazmat suits?" Lmao
@@yourlocalcryptid9553 same
Just realized u didnt mean The Divide, as in Fallout New Vegas: The Divide
This is one of those things where you can look as ridiculous as possible, but have the best stats
I think looking like a Nuka-Cola bottle sounds good, that paintjob was sick
i love the firefighter one because it makes you nuka cola. i would rather just wear the nuka cola power armor but that one just has logos and isn't a deadass bottle
I am a previous VF, I actually love the Firefighter Paint.
VF?
@@nooneinparticular5256Volunteer Firefighter
Hazard stripes because I feel like an iron warrior
The warning paint gives my enemies a fair chance to run before I get them
I actually like many of them and i generally go with military paint for my armours. Although i do agree with institute paintjob to bright and flashy
I like the Green military paint scheme not many people are rocking it (when I played 76 about 8 months ago)
“Hazard paint on the shoulders letting everyone know your maidenless” Iron warriors punching the air rn
The military paint job is also nice because it turns power armor into what looks like pre war power armor
I like the military paint on a set of T-60. It looks tough, utilitarian, like a walking Abrams. That, and the winterized coat!
Institute is definitely the worst
Many schemes are crimes against fashion but only the Institue takes the extra step of hurting you for entering, exiting, using 3rd person, or just facing it
But if you stand in the sun, you can flashbang enemies who look at you in it
Settler vigilante is honestly kind of fire
I do still love the design of the excavator power armour, still my favourite.
“What’s the worst”
“This might not be the worst bu-“
As an rabid imperial guard fan, I cream at the sight of the military paint job
I always loved the institute theme, made me feel like a futuristic juggernaut
The military paint scheme holda more love than the others.
The arktos PA paint scheme is pure drip tho 💀
i actually like the x01 power armor it looks like the og enclave armor
No it looks like if you described OG enclave power armor to somebody and they tried to draw it from that alone.
It's okay
......because it is
bcause it is?way better than the FO3 x01
I thought the Enclave used an improved x02
The worst power armor paint scheme is the no texture one
bro the giddyup buttercup armour goes hard and nobody is changing my mind