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Remembering the excitement of first seeing it in Fallout 3, as you simulate your way through the Liberation of Anchorage, still brings goosebumps. For Fallout 3 on the Xbox 360, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Why is the Chinese Stealth Armor considered game breaking?" The only way for an enemy to detect you while cloaked is to bump him or to fire any gun but the Dart Gun or Silenced 10mm. Chinese stealth helmet The Hēi Guǐ (Chinese:黑鬼), or Chinese stealth armor, is a piece of armor in the Fallout 3 add-on Operation: Anchorage. So I downloaded a house mod, but forgot to take out all my weapons and armor.

It’s 3-4 3* weapons a day instead of 1-2 it’s 8-10 legendary modules per day instead of 3-4. Also I wrote an article about some cool weapon mods for the game so you might want to check that out too! Get ingame, press F :) Or if you want through Pip-Boy, at least in Apparel part Here we can just see a part of the hand :/ I remember the Chinese Stealth Armor being ridiculously OP but right now it sucks ♥♥♥♥ for me. The only time my movement while crouched seems to cause enemies to detect me is when it changes how much of me they can see (like going around a corner, moving through bushes, or stepping into the light), when they can see me and I move closer to them, or when I knock something over and it makes noise.It's identical to recon armor except that it's light armor with a max DT of 12, whereas recon armor is medium armor with a max DT of 17. I've now experienced days of playtime with characters who have Sneak Lvl 4. Therefore, there are no "penalties due to movement" for Muffled to reduce. The detection level for the player character is the same, when standing still or moving around, no matter if moving slowly or running around. Silent Running completely negates ALL movement penalties, regardless of movement speed. That page also describes the effects of the Silent Running perk, saying that Looking at the Silent Running page, we read thatįallout 4: The effects of this perk are found in the rank 4 of the Sneak perk. Although the description for Sneak Lvl 4 does not say how running previously affected stealth, and therefore what exactly it changes, it probably works the same way as the Silent Running perk from previous Fallout games.