Kevlar Vests

EkarusRyndren · 2013-12-27T19:31:27.000Z

Inadequate:

Since this appears to be the thread where the MBR vests originated, I’m going to resurrect it to mention I tried cutting up every type of MBR vest, and apart from the ceramic one, which apparently can’t be cut up, every other vest cuts up into exactly 24 kevlar plates. Even the empty one and the kevlar-plated one. Maybe this should be adjusted, so the empty one cuts up into less kevlar, the kevlar-plated one into more kevlar, and the steel/hard/superallor-plated ones give you some scrap metal.

Tried that, they’re not supposed to be able to be cut up at all. For some reason despite being made of “Nofixkevlar” they still breakdown into Kevlar and are repairable.

Dunno why

FunsizeNinja123 · 2013-12-27T22:17:57.000Z

One would assume dissembling a filled MBR vest gives you an empty vest and the material that it was filled with, but it doesn’t.

EkarusRyndren · 2013-12-28T01:28:51.000Z

FunsizeNinja123:

One would assume dissembling a filled MBR vest gives you an empty vest and the material that it was filled with, but it doesn’t.

The problem there was it’d give you /pristine/ whatever it was filled with and you could immediately make a new one, no charge.

Inadequate · 2013-12-28T06:40:29.000Z

Maybe have it so that cutting up an empty MBR vest gives you kevlar plates, and disassembling any other MBR vest gives you a damaged empty MBR vest? Not sure if that’s possible, though.

EkarusRyndren · 2013-12-28T10:55:37.000Z

currently the game doesn’t support a “damaged” item, it supports a seprate “damaged” item that can’t be repaired, but that’d be something that would have to be decided on.

A “fix” I might do instead is give x number of kevlar/ceramic/etc plates that’s not enough to “repair” the vest along with an empty MBRV (Since in theory it’s just a vest with big pockets)

Assuming Skyrim, Planetside 2, or other games doesn’t eat all my off-time.