Armadillo crafting spec

[StarBreaker]

so i started a new playthrough, im 30+ hours in and still havent found the amadillo crafting spec, I know the drops are random now but I literally loot everything i see and still havent found it. what the deal? ive found it much earlier on in other playthroughs. am i just being very unlucky?

[Rabidnid]

Yeah they are random. I've had them by level two and only found them at level 36 in a different playthrough.

[Tokenn]

Sometimes stuff is in a very obscure, hidden place...not easy to find. Some of it may be bad luck...

I have to say, the armour points in this game don't make a lot of sense. Why does a t-shirt have a higher rating than an actual armour vest? How do cut-off booty shorts have an armour rating higher than a single digit? That's just goofy.

[Rabidnid]

Originally posted by Tokenn:

Sometimes stuff is in a very obscure, hidden place...not easy to find. Some of it may be bad luck...

I have to say, the armour points in this game don't make a lot of sense. Why does a t-shirt have a higher rating than an actual armour vest? How do cut-off booty shorts have an armour rating higher than a single digit? That's just goofy.

Because the game has leveling and the the level of the item dictates it's armour level.

Transmog make all of that moot anyway.

[5ean5ean]

I got a legendary crafting spec on a random gig.

[Nite69]

go through the window above the entrance to the last login gig, its where I got mine on my last playthrough

Originally posted by 5ean5ean:

I got a legendary crafting spec on a random gig.

doesn't matter what level it is, it doesn't upgrade until player gets crafting skill up

[Tokenn]

Originally posted by Rabidnid:

Because the game has leveling and the the level of the item dictates it's armour level.

Transmog make all of that moot anyway.

No, it just doesn't make sense. I see no problem with having a basic armour level for, say, an armour vest and then levelling up mods for it. Clothing should always have low levels. That's how real armour vests work...you can scale up the armour elements depending on how much you want to spend.

Also, I have different outfits for my V depending on what kind of gig or side job she's doing. Shooting, netrunning, stealth etc. Collecting single items that look good and work good is part of the fun for me. If I could change actual outfits with a mouse-click, that would help me. Just changing their look means nothing.

[egg fu]

random loot drop, just got to loot and get lucky.

[NorthernDavid]

Originally posted by Tokenn:

Originally posted by Rabidnid:

Because the game has leveling and the the level of the item dictates it's armour level.

Transmog make all of that moot anyway.

No, it just doesn't make sense. I see no problem with having a basic armour level for, say, an armour vest and then levelling up mods for it. Clothing should always have low levels. That's how real armour vests work...you can scale up the armour elements depending on how much you want to spend.

Also, I have different outfits for my V depending on what kind of gig or side job she's doing. Shooting, netrunning, stealth etc. Collecting single items that look good and work good is part of the fun for me. If I could change actual outfits with a mouse-click, that would help me. Just changing their look means nothing.

You are in a setting where armored t shirts will exists. From the pen and paper game you are in a setting where armored skin exists. Not just subdermal armor but in the pen and paper rpg there is a cyberware called skinweave that armors skin to be bullet proof for smaller guns.

[Nite69]

Fallout 4 does the same thing they have bulletweave that ya get from the railroads gang