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Advantage of Outfit Complete Set? I see NONE!!!!
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I have complete clothing set on. There isn't any 'advantage' showing up for this. I definitely have complete set! All five boxes checked.
What gives here? Anyone else a little disappointed or surprised by this? You go out of your way to get it and nothing....
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@usafirefly7 It's a half-baked system. There should be options to create loadouts if this is the direction the devs wanted to take the game.
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I don't know - I can't figure out if the effects are cumulative or not, like if you have 2 things that reduce damage from a particular round(s), do you get the benefit of both of them added together or just the best one?
My go-tos are the shoes that let you move faster when crouched, pants with more pistol ammo, headgear that lets you do takedowns on alerted enemies from the front (wow, our guerilla can actually fight now!), the bracelet that shuts off alarms faster and lets you booby-trap them, and the chest gear that protects from soft target, armor piercing and blast rounds. Occasionally I swap out headgear for the hazmat one when there's a ton of the red gas.
Also supremo addons for more LMG ammo, more damage and faster recharge with headshots. -
@phxrider
Hello there,I can't figure out if the effects are cumulative or not, like if you have 2 things that reduce damage from a particular round(s), do you get the benefit of both of them added together or just the best one?
For the weapons : I didn't tested
But, from what I've seen (tested before the latest TU 2 patch) : for clothes = reducing damage taken from explosions effects seems to be cumulative = give it a try while using bazooka on your own feets
For the bullets, seems to work also
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The entire clothing/perk system stinks! Far Cry 6 took a huge step back in immersion by not allowing any customization of character progression. Loadouts would be helpful but still would do nothing for immersion, I want to build my Char. as I advance in the game.
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