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Men in Black? You can surely be one of them if you
have been paying attention to the new omni-only armor quests out there. Not only
is there a full set of shiny black metal for you to lay your eyes on but also
there's a tank-armor you can strap on yourself and look as deadly as a starving
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As you can see, the armor when completed does look incredibly sexy indeed. Yes,
the atrox on the right is free girls, go get him. Subject to confusion, from left
to right - Opifex female, Solitus female, Atrox...something. The Nanomage lies
crippled in the ditch to the far right, and you can see his lunch-money bulging
in the Atrox' pocket if you look close enough.
The tank armor isn't something that you can get hold on with ease though, it involves
some serious camping. As with the rest of the set, this is a "quest"
of sorts you can get from the dear Supplymaster Eel in Wailing Wastes at the Secondary
Omni-Tek Base at 900 x 1600. If you remember the quests for the other pieces
of Omni-Armed
Forces armor, now is the time to take a look at them, because Eel
is greedier than ever...
Still here? Okay! In order for you to get hold of the Omni-Armed Forces tank,
the good supplymaster doesnt want you to find a clan equivalent but rather trade
you in some of your hard-earned Omni-Armed Forces Armor. More precisely, in order
to get hold of the tank, you will have to be prepared to give back a lot of bits
and pieces to Eel. What a dirty little bugger, eh?
These are the pieces he wants in order for you to get the Omni-Armed Forces Tank
Armor...
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Omni-Armed Forces Helmet |
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Omni-Armed Forces Sleeves |
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Omni-Armed Forces Gloves |
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Albrecht Heavy Tank Armor |
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We told you he was greedy! The sleeves and gloves are thankfully easy enough to
obtain, killing the lower commanders in Supplymaster Smug's base. The Albrecht
Tank Armor is a bit harder to find, as it is boss-drop only. Still, after a couple
of missions you should be in possession of one. And if not, they aren't as rare
as they used to be. Buying one can save you a lot of time if you haven't already
gotten one.
The last piece however, the Helmet is the backbreaker that will make you try to
stifle a cry, as it involves killing the clan supplymaster Smug in order to get
the little brown book he has.
So is it worth it? Well. Since you will be losing an Albrecht Tank Armor for the
Omni-Armed forces equivalent, why not compare to it?
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Omni-Armed Forces Tank
Chemical AC: 1200
Cold AC: 900
Energy AC: 1200
Fire AC: 1200
Melee AC: 1200
Poison AC: 1200
Projectile AC: 1200
Radiation AC: 1200
Effects
Melee Init +25
Ranged Init +25
Nano Init +25
Run Speed +25
Psychology +25
Nano Resist +25
Max Nano +250
Max Life +250
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Albrecht Heavy Tank Q200
Chemical AC: 250
Cold AC: 750
Energy AC: 1100
Fire AC: 875
Melee AC: 1100
Poison AC: 250
Projectile AC: 1100
Radiation AC: 250
Effects
Nano init +50
Nano pool +400
Psychology +20
Runspeed -50 |
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Requirements
Stamina 600
Strength 526
Title Level 6 |
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Requirements
Stamina 576
Strength 526 |
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As you can clearly see, the Omni-Armed Forces Tank totally creams the Albrecht.
It has an overall AC modifier which beats the most and the bonuses on the armor
can make any atrox enforcer cry out of happiness. Hard to get? Absolutely. Hard
to wear? Definitely. Worth it? Well, the judges are holding up at least a couple
of grudging "9" points out of ten-signs, except the nanomage judge who's
still in the dressing room trying to think up a way to squeeze into it.
Last updated 20. April 2003
Contributors:
Hermy, Atlantean
Elyhaym, Atlantean
Lonax, Atlantean
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