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| − | armor_other=Part of the Phaseshift Suit set (along with | + | armor_other=Part of the Phaseshift Suit set (along with {{exotic link|phaseshift boots}}), which grants the flying status to the player when worn together, making the player immune to damage from all damaging [[fluids]], and will make the player ignore movement [[speed]] penalties from fluids as well.}} |
Latest revision as of 06:31, 11 August 2025
| Game Data | Strategy |
| Phaseshift armor | |
|---|---|
| Protection | 2 |
| Resistances | 30% melee, 30% bullet, 30% shrapnel |
| Durability | 100% |
| Move Speed | +25% |
| Knockback | +50% |
| How to get it | Random (10+) |
| Appearance | [ |
| Ingame Description | Shiny and high-tech, feels like almost floating by itself. |
| Comments | |
| Part of the Phaseshift Suit set (along with phaseshift boots), which grants the flying status to the player when worn together, making the player immune to damage from all damaging fluids, and will make the player ignore movement speed penalties from fluids as well. | |
