I actually never paid much attention to hyperweave, so maybe they actually have lots of it regularly and I’ve never noticed it. I also have alpha animals and the same trader had tons of galatross leather, which I don’t remember seeing before. At this point it’s hard to know which one is doing what.
I think it’s called “let’s trade”? It might be EPOE though? I also have “more trade ships” that allows me to have two trade ships per quadrum, but this was a caravan.
Rimworld devilstrand best use mod#
I have a mod that provides more trader types. That's got to be due to a mod or a custom storyteller setting, right? I've never seen them have more than a handful of the stuff. Originally posted by ichifish:Just had a textiles trader walk on the map with 996 hyperweave, so I guess you’d call it “situational.” Hyperweave is great but hard to come by, so even making a single duster would be a tough mid-game accomplishment. In any case reaching the holy grail of 135% blunt resistance (enough to regularly stop a charge rifle blast that passes through the outer layer as blunt damage) is impossible (the armor penetration of the attack is applied to each layer individually, so 135% would give you a 50% chance for no damage and 50% for half damage), but 20% will stop most non-charge ranged weapons. If you use Alpha Animals the black insect chitin is the best blunt protection (masterwork shirt = 30% blunt). Hyperweave is the only vanilla textile that offers half decent blunt protection for shirts/pants, but even so a legendary hyperweave shirt is only 19.4% blunt.
Rimworld devilstrand best use full#
If you have a high-sharp outer layer, like 120% or more from a primo duster or power armor, then for your clothing layers (shirt and pants) you want a high blunt value because most if not all damage passing through the outer layer will be blunt (see the wiki for a full explanation or armor layers). You can check the material’s rating or the wiki linked to above, but Devilstrand is the best easily-obtainable textile and also offers excellent heat resistance. For outer layers you want sharp resistance, so a high sharp value is best.
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