10 Coolest Helldivers 2 Armors, Ranked By Design
Despite being deep in the trenches of a galactic war, forces can still look pretty cool with some of the impressive armor options available. Eradicating the rising alien threats in the galaxy while spreading the good word of Super Earth's managed democracy can be a tough job and one that requires only the best of outfits. Although the armor worn will undoubtedly become covered in dirt, blood, and bullet holes, that is no excuse not to look good.
As a third-person shooter, players get every opportunity to see their character in , with its focus on multiplayer co-op meaning squad mates will as well, and therefore, it is important to choose some of the best armor pieces to look as cool as possible. Although armors have different passives and stats, and more will be added in the new Cutting Edge Warbond, this list is based purely on looks. After all, the more awesome the armor, the less likely a player's character is to be hit by friendly fire… maybe.
The FS-23 Battle Master Armor set looks like a solid piece of armor, giving more of an appearance of a mech suit than an operative, with subtle details such as yellow highlights in just the right spots. One shoulder guard pops upward into what can be used as a face shield if someone feels they need extra protection. This armor set must be purchased from the free Warbond and includes the FS-23 Battle Master armor, FS-23 Battle Master helmet, and the matching Judgment Day cape.
The colors on the CM-14 Physician armor set are a beautiful combination of emerald green, pearlescent white, and ruby red. The colors are striking without being too obvious on the battlefield. Like the Battle Master set, this Physician body armor set must be purchased from the free Warbond and includes the CM-14 Physician armor, CM-14 Physician helmet, and the Blazing Samaritan cape. Fitting for the Physician title, it includes the Med-Kit passive that increases the holding capacity of Stims by two, and increases their effect duration by two seconds.
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