RimWorld: Best Armor

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Some simulation games are easier than others, but many in the genre have a reputation for difficulty. That makes sense, given the complexity of the worlds they're meant to simulate. It's hard to protect soldiers and keep governments running in the real world, so it should probably be difficult in fictional worlds too.

Things tend to fall apart in RimWorld. That applies to buildings, citizens' minds, and even entire colonies. It's a tough and complicated game in which, despite the best planning, many things to go wrong. Considering how lethal things can become, it's wise to understand armor. Staying safe in RimWorld is a complicated business, however. Here's what every player should know about the best armor in the game.

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Armor is more complicated in RimWorld than it is in many games, due to how the game calculates damage and how many great weapons there are to kill colonists off. There are three damage types, Blunt, Sharp, and Heat. Whenever an attack strikes the player, the game does an RNG calculation to determine whether a layer of armor stops the damage or not.

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Damage can either be dealt in full, halved, or negated entirely, depending upon the armor's strength and the RNG roll. If the colonist is wearing multiple layers of armor, damage it rolled against outer layers before working its way inward, making layers extremely important for survival. To further complicate things, all armor has a Quality (ranked from Awful to Legendary) as well as a Material, both of which affect damage dealt. With the right armor, a colonist won't need the best Traits just to survive a single battle.

When it comes to negating Sharp and Blunt damage, Plasteel and Uranium ar