Most important: abilities which allow you to carry more gear: Mechanized, Resource Hauler, Weapon Holsters, and Assisted Carry The damage reduction and hazard resistances are all excellent.
I’ve re rolled the Mantis armor somewhere in the realm of 180 times. I’ve only ever seen sentinel roll on the spacesuit. I opted for a roll that gave me weapon holstered, sentinel and head hunter as the main perks I was looking for.
I find it a massive missed opportunity that they didn't allow for starsuit design tier 4 to dismantle legendary perks from legendary gear so that you can put it on your own gear. That way you could reliably make your own awesome spacesuits like how Enchanting worked in Skyrim. I hope they add it down the line. Farming legendary gear or even epic gear is pretty annoying to do.
I wanna say that of my 410hrs of playing time, a solid 30% went to farming legendary weapons and gear. Even with the weapon crate glitch (300-400 crates), it took me multiple hours over multiple days to get a proper legendary coachman with extended mags and no useless perks. And for gear, sometimes I’ll have a few sessions just farming from the same high level enemy. It’s crazy..
I'm pretty positive that will be an early mod once mod tools are available. It was a pretty popular mod in fo4 to remove and attach legendary effects so imagine translating that coding to this updated version of the CE will be easy.
I was thinking the same thing. I mean, how are they supposedly "made" within the lore of the game anyway? Someone has to have created them, right? Why not let them player create what they want as long as they have invested in the right perks? Especially since the game is designed to go through 10 playthroughs to get the entire experience, but you lose your gear every time you start the next NG+.
I'm honestly surprised this is the first video I've seen mentioning the chameleon stacking effect. Funny to me that you only mentioned the combat effects, as I exclusively keep 2 chameleon items on every character to steal things in plain sight. It's hilarious cleaning out entire store displays in broad daylight
As far as I know, the Peacemaker 10% rifle damage boost only comes from the armor set that you get at the end of the Eleos Retreat quest. I’ve never seen it in the wild. This is likely why it doesn’t change your equipment name, because the suit it comes on is already named with that effect.
Yes, and I just spent about 4 hours going through that final dialogue where you get it so that in the other two slots I got Combat Veteran and Auto-Medic.
Fellow kleptomaniacs, my tip for you is to make personal atmosphere star power you best friend. While active, it allows you to sprint and boost freely etc as though you were carrying nothing at all. Recharges quickly enough, really helps when trying to get within range of your ship after a loot run
I love having one piece of auto medic on at all times, not really for the healing, but more for the alert it gives me cause there are a lot of fights I get really low and don't notice it until I hear the med pack go off. There's a guaranteed full suit of legendary gear in the questline mentioned at 22:20 that has this effect
Something they do need to add is, whenever you're getting an armor set (Mantis being the most important), it is impossible to roll the _same effect_ or effects which _don't stack_ on different parts of the set. For example, Fastened and Mechanized don't give you 60 extra carry capacity, only the 40 from Mech. So if you roll Mech on the suit, Fastened shouldn't be on the pack.
I heard about it for Skyrim and it revolutionized what I pick up. Always ammo and potions. Never food which is useless. Only armor I think I'll use. Valuable weapons. I kinda hate crafting because you have to pick up everything in the class or you'll wander forever looking for the one widget you need.
Actually, in Skyrim, some food has excellent wt/val. An apple that weighs 0.1 and is worth 5 is a 50/1 value to weight ratio. The key is, if you often reach your weight limit, you want to maximize value per unit of weight. Think of it this way: if you have an axe worth 150 that weighs 10, that is a 15 to 1 value to weight ratio. For the same weight of 10, you could carry 100 apples worth 500.
This is very quickly becoming my favorite channel for Starfield information and entertainment. Still learning a few things, and one of the hardest ones for me personally is learning how to actually stealth/ sneak well or to not get caught. I was really intrigued about how the scaling for Chameleon works along with the perk that gives you lesser-Chameleon. Is there by chance a way/ possibility to making an in-depth and informative video on sneaking/ stealth and how to best make it work? I always seem to get caught, despite having the perk dumps into it
This really explains why I don't see the point of trying to farm legendary equipment. With the effects being random, most of what you get tends to be total crap.
Was just looking this type of content up for Mantis armor rerolls yesterday. Appreciate all you do for the community. Maybe some kind of survey data video next for if certain kinds of fauna are not worth spending the time looking for? Currently surveying Gagarin in the Alpha Centauri system for some extra credits and there are 2 Fauna that I cannot find in the only biome that isn't 100%.
It never occurred to me that the effects could stack... With the Cameleon I was already wondering why that didn't help... Great video! Thanks for your work... Cya Jomswiking 🤘😎
Awesome video. Always fun to see why my initial weapon choice is the worst possible choice, again :) I went with tier 3 in pistols and keep finding great non-pistol weapons that make my pistol damage look tame. Looking forward to a good video on ship weapons. The testing I have done so far makes me think they made ship weapon stats and level requirements with a moving dart board. What we need to know about missiles is completely opaque. Still useful amazingly :)
On my second play-through, I save scummed the Mantis gear and managed 3 pieces with the stagger effect. 30% chance in total had them reeling. All. The. Time. I kept that gear through lvl 70.
Can you go back to mantis layer to go back and try this? I saw another video where people went back to loot that spot but I'm not sure about the mantis gear
does the chameleon effect stack with the skill that turns you invisible on sneaking? If so then you might only need one piece for stealth as it could stack with the skill.
In the base game with no mods the rank 3 concealment perk will stack with chameleon but with only one piece of gear and the perk you have 90% Invisibility. Each piece of chameleon gives 50% without the perk but it's value is reduced with the perk active. So in order to get 100% Invisibility with the perk you still have to use 2 pieces of gear.
I’d say that the assisted carry effect is actually a god tier effect for loot goblins. If you combine it with O2 filtered. It completely negates over encumbrance.
One thing to note with the environmental effects if you are doing the final mission in the crimson fleet quest and have a combined 40+ in all environmental effects you have significantly higher chances of surviving that mission. Don’t want to give out any spoilers but I noticed a major difference in playthroughs of that mission on my 2nd run through when I actually paid attention to those stats and balanced them.
Beautiful man. Thank you so much for your hard work. You have answered so many of the questions I've had about this game. I have a request, can you do a video on weapon damage scaling? What I mean is the raw number on the weapon and how or why those numbers increase during your playthrough. I have killed level 100 and level 60 guys and they seem to drop the same weapons with same damage numbers, as an example during my playthrough on ng+10 the A99 has gone from 40-46 base damage. But yet when I watch others videos I see guns with way higher damage numbers. Is it tied to the main quest? Is it tied to the UC Vanguard quest line? And yes I under the difference between the base and advanced but I'm talking about just the base a99 and all other base guns. Is it skill tree perks increasing the numbers? I hope this makes sense.
This changes everything for rerolling Mantis for some people. I remember people trying to triple roll mirrored or fastened types. Honestly 90% of the perks really don't feel worth it except double or triple -15% ones
❤ your guides! I feel like you may be wrong about Incendiary tho😅 I just started using it on 3 pieces as well as my 1in punch Kodama and Im having a BLAST😂
As of right now rocking starborn Venator armor with fastened and headhunter and unfortunately the technician perk which I know is useless but I had to save scum the unity about 30 times just to get that. My goal was to have headhunter, mechanized and fastened so I just settled for this because I got annoyed. I settled on new game + 18 after I got all my artifacts upgraded. I’m on Xbox too so it was rough. I’ll be rocken this armor up until I get better armor as I’m gonna replay Starfield to %100 again like I did the first play through. 386 mission in. Who knows what I’ll get on my settled universe. Keep up the good work.
Normally I don't like watching these types of videos. I prefer to figure things out myself. But with how expansive games are nowadays, and how extremely likely they are NOT to work the way they're supposed to, I got to say I very much appreciate people like you putting in the effort for gamers like us. Great videos!! Much appreciation!!
As someone who loots EVERY single item, i find the Assisted Carry effect to be one of my faves. Enjoyed the video and agree with most of your other effect reviews though.
Same bro. I always keep my assisted carry mantis pack along with my normal pack. Whenever I get encumbered I toss on the assisted carry and trot along at “running” speed
It's obviously play style specific, but I use assisted carry a lot and find it's a nice quality of life effect for me. It was on one of the first packs I got, and I keep that pack on me at all times. I use auto-run a lot and I also tend to often be encumbered. Assisted carry lets me just mindlessly auto-run long distances while encumbered without having to manage oxygen depletion. I find that pretty convenient when exiting a dungeon or getting back to my ship after a long wander and I am loaded up. It is also handy when crafting if you have a truly insane amount of resources in one of the infinite storage boxes, and for convenience sake you just grab it all before crafting. With like >10000kg on you, you can hardly take two steps without going full depletion, but assisted carry lets you wander the room easily. I know oxy depletion is low consequence, but I still find it annoying and assisted carry lets me dodge it a lot
*Subbed* : This video has confirmed what I have noticed over 576+ hrs of play time. BTW... Is there a *CHEAT SHEET* somewhere that shows which FX are stackable? If not, I'll have to make a personal list on my phone. Thx! 😎 👍
Hard disagree with assisted carrying I can carry 700/190 weight and make it forever while running without having to stop running. 40 extra capacity is absolute trash by comparison..imo
Sentinel will pop up on any " named " Spacesuits like Mantis or Peacemaker, it also seems to show up on High mass suits like Trackers Alliance and Mercenary. Fastened only is on Packs. Mechanized only on Spacesuits. Acrobat will not proc on a Helmet. Hope this helps. Galvanized is probably my favourite resist. As corrosive damage sucks when you get hit by it. For some strange reason Antiseptic also resists bacterial poisoning from bad water or oceans. I'm inspired by your thorough testing and I want to add to your insights. Assisted Carry only spawns on Packs and is amazingly useful on console as I'm always running encumbered while exploring. And yes if your O2 maxes out on the red you'll eventually lose health down to 1 hp where you die to tripping.
Lol i had stagger with incendiary so was wondering how they were reacting. And i found assisted carry quite helpful. As a collector I usually pick up one of everyrhing in a quest. And instead of needing to decide what to hold onto. Assisted carry makes me completely lose the need to check my weight. Haha. Sure i wont sprint as much. But just walking or using my boost pack to get speed and still recover 02 is just QoL. And considering if you have your ship in space and warp to any point on a planet means I dont have to worry about running across a whole city anyway.
Did you play through multiple times? I wonder if the choices you make ever carry forward to NG+ universes. If you are evil all the time, does it make future universes more evil?
Sentinel effect can be on any legendary spacesuits. I have multiple suits with that effect, including a version of the Mantis armor. Never seen it on helmets or packs.
My first time getting the mantis armor I got such a god roll. All three parts were chameleon. Imagine my dismay when I found out it was random in my subsequent playthroughs.
You know what, you do good work, you can have a sub. I'll just say the assisted carry can make a big difference in time saved when hauling too much stuff back to your ship, mostly from sprint boosting which keeps your sprint speed but only drains as much O2 as normal running as long as you're airborne. It is just a convenience thing and probably doesn't deserve to be a legendary effect, but it's very nice to have when half the pirates in the base you just cleared have high value guns or suits and your ship is a kilometer away.
Maybe you are deep into your next video, perhaps about ship building parts and ranking which ones are great and how to get them... if you do, please also test Comspike Module & Conduction Grid. I hear they do not stack, which is too bad if that's the case (but you can have more than one being you can get them from Jasmine at the Key).
A Big miss is all the unique weapons and armors having a separate Unique mod that is Specific to that unique item. Like, the Mantis armor reduces damage from Spacers and Crimson Fleet, or Pirate Legend increases crit againat UC.
When they introduce a survival mode (it feels inevitable) I really hope they explain environmental damage, damage protection and depletion better. I know it would be great for a number of skills as you mentioned. It could be a boon to any oxygen or weight related effects as well. That said their vision of carrying a bunch of space suits seems frustrating. I really hope they revamp things a little to let you tweak environmental resistances on suits or perhaps shift the stats to reduce what would be needed to be kept/carried. I'm actually really looking forward to a good survival mode since this game feels more perfect for it than previous many BGS RPGs but I hope they spend some care on it and don't rush out something half-baked.
I'm trying to piece together which armor is better... I have a suit that is refined with 86/78/80 and Combat Vet perk. I'm looking at another suit that is Advanced with 115/123/120 but no perks. My understanding from my research thus far is that each armor point =0.1% damage resistance so the 86 would be 8.6% Physical Resistance + 15% from Combat Vet vs 11.5% physical from the new gear. Is this correct? * I understand combat vet only applies against humanoid attackers...
I suspect the Sensor Chip behaves similar to stabilizing barrel/stock mods? The stab mods say that they increase your accuracy, but I noticed they actually ended up increasing my range. And the Sentinel launch is probably the damage going negative, so the flinch/launch sends you forward instead of back.
the mantis armor and the anit-xeno armor are the only two spacesuits I that have consistently found the sentinel effect on in my play throughs. all the other times I've gotten it, it was a random legendary drop and was typically on some crap spacesuit that I sold
The way I spawned many legendary armor was to go up to a boss chest, loot it, reset the container, loot it again. I wrote an ahk script to automate this process. (Annoying thing is menus take longer to load as inventory increases so that has to be accounted for.)
Yet another great video. I’m glad there are people who love the game but want it to realize its full potential, which includes talking about some of the dumb BS in parts of the game. I wish Bethesda would hire you as a consultant or something, it would so improve the experience! ❤
Assisted carry keeps you from running out oxygen as quickly in combat while over encumbered. Avoids taking health damage and the annoying overlay and getting kicked out of sprint. Does what it says on the tin to loot a location on the move instead of wasting another 10 minutes trying to find every body stuffed in a corner with a blue on it. One of the only effects that materially improves the core gameloop.
Totally agree. It's my favorite effect. Absolutely wouldn't trade it for anything. I always reroll the Mantis gear until I get at least Assisted Carry, + 20% Oxygen, and use 25% less oxygen as a minimum. The difference having those three makes is incredible. I can pretty much run from the Lodge to the UC Distribution store without going into the red on Xbox no matter how much I'm carrying. Then if I'm lucky I try to also get Resources and/or Weapons weigh less on them too. To say it's a useless effect couldn't be further from the truth
I could swear my current either helmet or pack has sentinel, will double check after the video. I'm a fan of that effect. *It was headhunter, not sentinel*
I just found Sentinel on the Mantis spacesuit, took a screenshot so can confirm it will at least possibly roll on other suits besides just the UC Vanguard one
I got Sentinel, anti everything 10%, anti-ballistic 15%, anti energy 15%, and headhunter on Mantis gear. My back of the napkin math is that my ballistic and energy resistance are about 80% when standing still. Guess I'm the Mantis forever now. 🤷🏻♂️
In Fallout 4, you can stack multiple Sentinel gear to become essentially immune to damage. I suspect that Bethesda decided to make sure it can only appear on spacesuits to avoid that exact thing. Still, even with the single effect, it is 100% the best legendary effect on armor.
You mentioned not having a reliable way to get equipment effects, but what about re-rolling the mantis gear. If I remember right, certain effects can only be applied to certain pieces of gear. For example: you can only get weapon holsters on the spacesuit and you can only get sensor chip on the space helmet. Unless the loot that enemies drop is different from the effects that can be on the mantis armor.
I was coming to say this. I refreshed armor for close to an hour when the game came out to try and get a favorable effect set. Unfortunately the catch is you can't reroll each piece, you just get randomized on all 3 as far as I can tell. Finally went with the save that gave sentinel(spacesuit), bolstering, chameleon, and armor plated in the mix. 😂 But
I play on Xbox and I find Assisted Carry with O2 Filter amazing on my Mantis pack I agree with you on most of your opinions. I'm usually overburdened by 1000 mass. And I would be super frustrated without the Assisted Carry with O2 Filter. I also think Beast Hunter deserves an Honourable mention due to the way most aliens can swarm you. It also reduces mêlée and ranged damage.
The one thing about Incendiary that UncleMumble missed is that targets that are on fire take significantly more damage from energy weapons. It still isn't that good, especially if you use ballistics or melee, but it can be much better than just the damage it deals directly.
Holy shit, some gear affixes STACK!? I assumed not since food buffs don't stack. I've been purposely avoiding stacking gear with the same affix. *FACEPALM* This has been INSANELY helpful, thank you.
What's are your favourite armor effects in Starfield? What do you think is the worst?
As long as it has head hunter im good. Max dps at all times.
Most important: abilities which allow you to carry more gear: Mechanized, Resource Hauler, Weapon Holsters, and Assisted Carry
The damage reduction and hazard resistances are all excellent.
I've run into sentinels effect on the mantis armor, and on both a random drop space suit, and jet pack. Never on a helmet yet.
I’ve re rolled the Mantis armor somewhere in the realm of 180 times. I’ve only ever seen sentinel roll on the spacesuit. I opted for a roll that gave me weapon holstered, sentinel and head hunter as the main perks I was looking for.
My favourite is Weapon Holster as I can't resist picking up every weapon in site and favouriting 6 or 7 weapons at a time.
I find it a massive missed opportunity that they didn't allow for starsuit design tier 4 to dismantle legendary perks from legendary gear so that you can put it on your own gear. That way you could reliably make your own awesome spacesuits like how Enchanting worked in Skyrim. I hope they add it down the line. Farming legendary gear or even epic gear is pretty annoying to do.
I wanna say that of my 410hrs of playing time, a solid 30% went to farming legendary weapons and gear. Even with the weapon crate glitch (300-400 crates), it took me multiple hours over multiple days to get a proper legendary coachman with extended mags and no useless perks. And for gear, sometimes I’ll have a few sessions just farming from the same high level enemy. It’s crazy..
all the game is a missed opportunity to have somehting different and great
I'm pretty positive that will be an early mod once mod tools are available. It was a pretty popular mod in fo4 to remove and attach legendary effects so imagine translating that coding to this updated version of the CE will be easy.
I was thinking the same thing. I mean, how are they supposedly "made" within the lore of the game anyway? Someone has to have created them, right? Why not let them player create what they want as long as they have invested in the right perks? Especially since the game is designed to go through 10 playthroughs to get the entire experience, but you lose your gear every time you start the next NG+.
Watch, they'll implement it in some update in a year.
I'm honestly surprised this is the first video I've seen mentioning the chameleon stacking effect. Funny to me that you only mentioned the combat effects, as I exclusively keep 2 chameleon items on every character to steal things in plain sight. It's hilarious cleaning out entire store displays in broad daylight
Dude, you really do make the effort to provide something genuinely informative and accurate!
As far as I know, the Peacemaker 10% rifle damage boost only comes from the armor set that you get at the end of the Eleos Retreat quest. I’ve never seen it in the wild. This is likely why it doesn’t change your equipment name, because the suit it comes on is already named with that effect.
Yes, and I just spent about 4 hours going through that final dialogue where you get it so that in the other two slots I got Combat Veteran and Auto-Medic.
At this point these are the only starfield videos I trust
Fellow kleptomaniacs, my tip for you is to make personal atmosphere star power you best friend. While active, it allows you to sprint and boost freely etc as though you were carrying nothing at all. Recharges quickly enough, really helps when trying to get within range of your ship after a loot run
These are the best Starfield videos. Excellent work
Great videos. Actual facts instead of lazy clickbait.
I love having one piece of auto medic on at all times, not really for the healing, but more for the alert it gives me cause there are a lot of fights I get really low and don't notice it until I hear the med pack go off. There's a guaranteed full suit of legendary gear in the questline mentioned at 22:20 that has this effect
The best starfield content bar none. Time to get mumblefied.
Some stuff on ships soon please.
Something they do need to add is, whenever you're getting an armor set (Mantis being the most important), it is impossible to roll the _same effect_ or effects which _don't stack_ on different parts of the set. For example, Fastened and Mechanized don't give you 60 extra carry capacity, only the 40 from Mech. So if you roll Mech on the suit, Fastened shouldn't be on the pack.
Those effects do stack. They absolutely do. I've been rolling with mechanized Mantis for forever and recently got a fastened backback for +20.
@@Xandros999 I must be glitched then... bug surprise.
I got a Sentinel Mantis set on my first playthough, I used that armor way too long because of that.
First time I've heard anyone talk about wt/val ratios. Congratulations on your math/economic skills!
I heard about it for Skyrim and it revolutionized what I pick up. Always ammo and potions. Never food which is useless. Only armor I think I'll use. Valuable weapons. I kinda hate crafting because you have to pick up everything in the class or you'll wander forever looking for the one widget you need.
Actually, in Skyrim, some food has excellent wt/val. An apple that weighs 0.1 and is worth 5 is a 50/1 value to weight ratio. The key is, if you often reach your weight limit, you want to maximize value per unit of weight. Think of it this way: if you have an axe worth 150 that weighs 10, that is a 15 to 1 value to weight ratio. For the same weight of 10, you could carry 100 apples worth 500.
@@elliottjoffe145 Yeah but where are you gonna find 100 apples?
Love your videos man! You're the only reliable source of starfield info that I've found. I look forward to see what you put out next
Love your analysis videos on Starfield, well done, must take ages to do the prep and research for these.
Another high quality video. Thank you so much! Looking forward to your videos on weapon/armor mods.
This is very quickly becoming my favorite channel for Starfield information and entertainment. Still learning a few things, and one of the hardest ones for me personally is learning how to actually stealth/ sneak well or to not get caught. I was really intrigued about how the scaling for Chameleon works along with the perk that gives you lesser-Chameleon. Is there by chance a way/ possibility to making an in-depth and informative video on sneaking/ stealth and how to best make it work? I always seem to get caught, despite having the perk dumps into it
I can confirm that the starborn spacesuit can spawn with 3 Legendary effects.
Love your guides! Very objective and conclusive testing.
It annoys me greatly that whether effects stack or don't stack is seemingly random. Anyways, great video as always.
This really explains why I don't see the point of trying to farm legendary equipment. With the effects being random, most of what you get tends to be total crap.
You are the Dato of this game!!Thank you for the really informative content and I’m looking forward to more videos!
Some of these are actually cooler than I realized. Felt like I just ignored many of these effects because they seemed useless.
That was a tremendously helpful and insightful video! Thank you for all that work!
Great info! You put in some work for this information. Great job. Subbing.
Was just looking this type of content up for Mantis armor rerolls yesterday. Appreciate all you do for the community. Maybe some kind of survey data video next for if certain kinds of fauna are not worth spending the time looking for? Currently surveying Gagarin in the Alpha Centauri system for some extra credits and there are 2 Fauna that I cannot find in the only biome that isn't 100%.
@@chuckles9767Omg that's right I forgot some planets with Oceans you can get fauna that spawn in them so you have to land on the borders to get them.
It never occurred to me that the effects could stack...
With the Cameleon I was already wondering why that didn't help...
Great video! Thanks for your work...
Cya Jomswiking 🤘😎
This is very helpful and hopefully will remain relevant for a long time. Thanks.
thanks for making this video , this helps a lot
Awesome video. Always fun to see why my initial weapon choice is the worst possible choice, again :) I went with tier 3 in pistols and keep finding great non-pistol weapons that make my pistol damage look tame.
Looking forward to a good video on ship weapons.
The testing I have done so far makes me think they made ship weapon stats and level requirements with a moving dart board. What we need to know about missiles is completely opaque. Still useful amazingly :)
On my second play-through, I save scummed the Mantis gear and managed 3 pieces with the stagger effect. 30% chance in total had them reeling. All. The. Time. I kept that gear through lvl 70.
Can you go back to mantis layer to go back and try this? I saw another video where people went back to loot that spot but I'm not sure about the mantis gear
I can't even imagine how I'm wearing a space-rated space suit lets you get poisoning from the local atmosphere.
I have a suit that gives me +40 carry capacity that has less armor but dang do I love that extra carrying capacity
Love your videos! So informative thanks!
does the chameleon effect stack with the skill that turns you invisible on sneaking?
If so then you might only need one piece for stealth as it could stack with the skill.
In the base game with no mods the rank 3 concealment perk will stack with chameleon but with only one piece of gear and the perk you have 90% Invisibility. Each piece of chameleon gives 50% without the perk but it's value is reduced with the perk active. So in order to get 100% Invisibility with the perk you still have to use 2 pieces of gear.
Great and informative video, my man. Well done.
love your videos. I've subscribed to you twice now 😂
I’d say that the assisted carry effect is actually a god tier effect for loot goblins. If you combine it with O2 filtered. It completely negates over encumbrance.
Best informative streamer for starfield. I made a new character just based on your videos going over the skill trees. Now subscribed 👍
Your vigorous analysis is so appreciated. Thank you so much 👍
Bro I needed this today. Thanks for posting
One thing to note with the environmental effects if you are doing the final mission in the crimson fleet quest and have a combined 40+ in all environmental effects you have significantly higher chances of surviving that mission. Don’t want to give out any spoilers but I noticed a major difference in playthroughs of that mission on my 2nd run through when I actually paid attention to those stats and balanced them.
This is the video I wanted! Thank you ✌🏻
Man, your videos are the absolute best!
2:01 rare armor effects
8:14 epic armor effects
13:58 legendary armor effects
Solid videos my dude.
Great and useful content!! Thanks for this. Sentinel is my fav, because I like to stand in the open, tank and destroy. LOL
respect for all that work. thanks for the video
Great work
Probably the most informative Starfield video I’ve ever seen yet
Beautiful man. Thank you so much for your hard work. You have answered so many of the questions I've had about this game. I have a request, can you do a video on weapon damage scaling? What I mean is the raw number on the weapon and how or why those numbers increase during your playthrough. I have killed level 100 and level 60 guys and they seem to drop the same weapons with same damage numbers, as an example during my playthrough on ng+10 the A99 has gone from 40-46 base damage. But yet when I watch others videos I see guns with way higher damage numbers. Is it tied to the main quest? Is it tied to the UC Vanguard quest line? And yes I under the difference between the base and advanced but I'm talking about just the base a99 and all other base guns.
Is it skill tree perks increasing the numbers? I hope this makes sense.
Would love to see you do a video on the powers, what they all do, if they're worth using and how leveling them up effects them
This changes everything for rerolling Mantis for some people. I remember people trying to triple roll mirrored or fastened types. Honestly 90% of the perks really don't feel worth it except double or triple -15% ones
❤ your guides! I feel like you may be wrong about Incendiary tho😅 I just started using it on 3 pieces as well as my 1in punch Kodama and Im having a BLAST😂
I love the look of the UC Antixeno suit, so I was incredibly glad it came with some great bonuses.
Thanks. That's a big help.
Best Starfield guides out there, thank you mister mumble
As of right now rocking starborn Venator armor with fastened and headhunter and unfortunately the technician perk which I know is useless but I had to save scum the unity about 30 times just to get that. My goal was to have headhunter, mechanized and fastened so I just settled for this because I got annoyed. I settled on new game + 18 after I got all my artifacts upgraded. I’m on Xbox too so it was rough. I’ll be rocken this armor up until I get better armor as I’m gonna replay Starfield to %100 again like I did the first play through. 386 mission in. Who knows what I’ll get on my settled universe. Keep up the good work.
Normally I don't like watching these types of videos. I prefer to figure things out myself. But with how expansive games are nowadays, and how extremely likely they are NOT to work the way they're supposed to, I got to say I very much appreciate people like you putting in the effort for gamers like us. Great videos!! Much appreciation!!
Well appreciated, mate. Cheers.
As someone who loots EVERY single item, i find the Assisted Carry effect to be one of my faves. Enjoyed the video and agree with most of your other effect reviews though.
Same bro. I always keep my assisted carry mantis pack along with my normal pack. Whenever I get encumbered I toss on the assisted carry and trot along at “running” speed
I like 3 pieces of Bolstering. I always go for the best base stats with bolstering and pump it up on the armor table.
It's obviously play style specific, but I use assisted carry a lot and find it's a nice quality of life effect for me. It was on one of the first packs I got, and I keep that pack on me at all times. I use auto-run a lot and I also tend to often be encumbered. Assisted carry lets me just mindlessly auto-run long distances while encumbered without having to manage oxygen depletion. I find that pretty convenient when exiting a dungeon or getting back to my ship after a long wander and I am loaded up. It is also handy when crafting if you have a truly insane amount of resources in one of the infinite storage boxes, and for convenience sake you just grab it all before crafting. With like >10000kg on you, you can hardly take two steps without going full depletion, but assisted carry lets you wander the room easily. I know oxy depletion is low consequence, but I still find it annoying and assisted carry lets me dodge it a lot
Totally agree😊
I’m not a huge fan of touching tips with my enemies so thats a life lesson right there.
*Subbed* : This video has confirmed what I have noticed over 576+ hrs of play time. BTW...
Is there a *CHEAT SHEET* somewhere that shows which FX are stackable? If not, I'll have to make a personal list on my phone. Thx! 😎 👍
Not sure if there is once lying around somewhere but I think the wiki is more built out now than it was a couple months ago!
Hard disagree with assisted carrying I can carry 700/190 weight and make it forever while running without having to stop running. 40 extra capacity is absolute trash by comparison..imo
I think it's good or bad depending on whether you can consistently stay within your weight limit. It really really depends.
Sentinel will pop up on any " named " Spacesuits like Mantis or Peacemaker, it also seems to show up on High mass suits like Trackers Alliance and Mercenary. Fastened only is on Packs. Mechanized only on Spacesuits. Acrobat will not proc on a Helmet. Hope this helps. Galvanized is probably my favourite resist. As corrosive damage sucks when you get hit by it. For some strange reason Antiseptic also resists bacterial poisoning from bad water or oceans. I'm inspired by your thorough testing and I want to add to your insights. Assisted Carry only spawns on Packs and is amazingly useful on console as I'm always running encumbered while exploring. And yes if your O2 maxes out on the red you'll eventually lose health down to 1 hp where you die to tripping.
When you’re watching a semi-serious video… and all the sudden he says “you have to be touching tips…”. Yep, my drink almost sprayed.
Lol i had stagger with incendiary so was wondering how they were reacting.
And i found assisted carry quite helpful. As a collector I usually pick up one of everyrhing in a quest. And instead of needing to decide what to hold onto. Assisted carry makes me completely lose the need to check my weight. Haha. Sure i wont sprint as much. But just walking or using my boost pack to get speed and still recover 02 is just QoL.
And considering if you have your ship in space and warp to any point on a planet means I dont have to worry about running across a whole city anyway.
I have long since finished playing Starfield, but I really enjoy these videos!
Did you play through multiple times?
I wonder if the choices you make ever carry forward to NG+ universes. If you are evil all the time, does it make future universes more evil?
@@null6634 it does not. I didn't notice any consequences to my choices in NG carry over to NG+.
Outstanding video, very useful. But didn't understand your comment that PeaceMaker gets overwritten by lower tier effects.
Sentinel effect can be on any legendary spacesuits. I have multiple suits with that effect, including a version of the Mantis armor. Never seen it on helmets or packs.
My first time getting the mantis armor I got such a god roll. All three parts were chameleon. Imagine my dismay when I found out it was random in my subsequent playthroughs.
You know what, you do good work, you can have a sub.
I'll just say the assisted carry can make a big difference in time saved when hauling too much stuff back to your ship, mostly from sprint boosting which keeps your sprint speed but only drains as much O2 as normal running as long as you're airborne. It is just a convenience thing and probably doesn't deserve to be a legendary effect, but it's very nice to have when half the pirates in the base you just cleared have high value guns or suits and your ship is a kilometer away.
Good shit
Maybe you are deep into your next video, perhaps about ship building parts and ranking which ones are great and how to get them... if you do, please also test Comspike Module & Conduction Grid. I hear they do not stack, which is too bad if that's the case (but you can have more than one being you can get them from Jasmine at the Key).
I’ve still never used an autoattempt on lockpicking
Lvl47
THIS was agreat vid on these poorly described armor perks. THANKS!
A Big miss is all the unique weapons and armors having a separate Unique mod that is Specific to that unique item. Like, the Mantis armor reduces damage from Spacers and Crimson Fleet, or Pirate Legend increases crit againat UC.
When they introduce a survival mode (it feels inevitable) I really hope they explain environmental damage, damage protection and depletion better. I know it would be great for a number of skills as you mentioned. It could be a boon to any oxygen or weight related effects as well. That said their vision of carrying a bunch of space suits seems frustrating. I really hope they revamp things a little to let you tweak environmental resistances on suits or perhaps shift the stats to reduce what would be needed to be kept/carried. I'm actually really looking forward to a good survival mode since this game feels more perfect for it than previous many BGS RPGs but I hope they spend some care on it and don't rush out something half-baked.
I'm trying to piece together which armor is better... I have a suit that is refined with 86/78/80 and Combat Vet perk. I'm looking at another suit that is Advanced with 115/123/120 but no perks. My understanding from my research thus far is that each armor point =0.1% damage resistance so the 86 would be 8.6% Physical Resistance + 15% from Combat Vet vs 11.5% physical from the new gear. Is this correct?
* I understand combat vet only applies against humanoid attackers...
I suspect the Sensor Chip behaves similar to stabilizing barrel/stock mods?
The stab mods say that they increase your accuracy, but I noticed they actually ended up increasing my range.
And the Sentinel launch is probably the damage going negative, so the flinch/launch sends you forward instead of back.
the mantis armor and the anit-xeno armor are the only two spacesuits I that have consistently found the sentinel effect on in my play throughs. all the other times I've gotten it, it was a random legendary drop and was typically on some crap spacesuit that I sold
The way I spawned many legendary armor was to go up to a boss chest, loot it, reset the container, loot it again. I wrote an ahk script to automate this process. (Annoying thing is menus take longer to load as inventory increases so that has to be accounted for.)
You’re a legend
Yet another great video. I’m glad there are people who love the game but want it to realize its full potential, which includes talking about some of the dumb BS in parts of the game. I wish Bethesda would hire you as a consultant or something, it would so improve the experience! ❤
Assisted carry keeps you from running out oxygen as quickly in combat while over encumbered. Avoids taking health damage and the annoying overlay and getting kicked out of sprint. Does what it says on the tin to loot a location on the move instead of wasting another 10 minutes trying to find every body stuffed in a corner with a blue on it. One of the only effects that materially improves the core gameloop.
Totally agree. It's my favorite effect. Absolutely wouldn't trade it for anything. I always reroll the Mantis gear until I get at least Assisted Carry, + 20% Oxygen, and use 25% less oxygen as a minimum. The difference having those three makes is incredible. I can pretty much run from the Lodge to the UC Distribution store without going into the red on Xbox no matter how much I'm carrying. Then if I'm lucky I try to also get Resources and/or Weapons weigh less on them too. To say it's a useless effect couldn't be further from the truth
I could swear my current either helmet or pack has sentinel, will double check after the video. I'm a fan of that effect. *It was headhunter, not sentinel*
Any testing done with Auto-Medic to see if it can use a Trauma or Emergency Pack if you have one of those but no Med Packs?
I just found Sentinel on the Mantis spacesuit, took a screenshot so can confirm it will at least possibly roll on other suits besides just the UC Vanguard one
In all my tests the "Assisted Carry" mod also improved the O2 while sprinting. Not by 75% but by ~50%.
I got Sentinel, anti everything 10%, anti-ballistic 15%, anti energy 15%, and headhunter on Mantis gear. My back of the napkin math is that my ballistic and energy resistance are about 80% when standing still.
Guess I'm the Mantis forever now. 🤷🏻♂️
In Fallout 4, you can stack multiple Sentinel gear to become essentially immune to damage. I suspect that Bethesda decided to make sure it can only appear on spacesuits to avoid that exact thing. Still, even with the single effect, it is 100% the best legendary effect on armor.
You mentioned not having a reliable way to get equipment effects, but what about re-rolling the mantis gear. If I remember right, certain effects can only be applied to certain pieces of gear. For example: you can only get weapon holsters on the spacesuit and you can only get sensor chip on the space helmet. Unless the loot that enemies drop is different from the effects that can be on the mantis armor.
I was coming to say this. I refreshed armor for close to an hour when the game came out to try and get a favorable effect set. Unfortunately the catch is you can't reroll each piece, you just get randomized on all 3 as far as I can tell. Finally went with the save that gave sentinel(spacesuit), bolstering, chameleon, and armor plated in the mix. 😂
But
I play on Xbox and I find Assisted Carry with O2 Filter amazing on my Mantis pack I agree with you on most of your opinions. I'm usually overburdened by 1000 mass. And I would be super frustrated without the Assisted Carry with O2 Filter. I also think Beast Hunter deserves an Honourable mention due to the way most aliens can swarm you. It also reduces mêlée and ranged damage.
The one thing about Incendiary that UncleMumble missed is that targets that are on fire take significantly more damage from energy weapons. It still isn't that good, especially if you use ballistics or melee, but it can be much better than just the damage it deals directly.
Holy shit, some gear affixes STACK!? I assumed not since food buffs don't stack. I've been purposely avoiding stacking gear with the same affix. *FACEPALM*
This has been INSANELY helpful, thank you.
I have it's always awesome to get that on all three
Found sentinel on a few space suits. Haven't seen it on packs or helmets yet though