Not to nerd out too much, lamellar armour isn't one type of armour, it's a whole bunch of different kinds of armour spanning 2000 years or more and it comes in both light and heavy variants. Classic samurai armour you'd see in most films and media is of the heavy variety, with large overlapping fitted metal plates. Early European varieties tended to be lighter and more flexible, but even there we have heavier versions with smaller plates and lighter versions with larger and fewer overlapping plates. So, there's no easy answer. For this playthrough, the better divide might be leather or not-leather, but if you're wedded to the light-heavy divide, I'd say anything that isn't plate armour could be deemed "light" (though light plate mail is a thing, as is heavy chain mail) whether that makes perfect sense or not. In other words, there's no rules, do what you like.
If going light armour, then chainmail with a waistcoat works. as chainmail is just under armour. not actual armour. And the Lamenated armours are more medium then anything else.
Use the Chain armor and leggings, Lamellar armor is made of small plates instead of a big metal plate...like scales on a fish, i don't think you'll get too much pushback for using them...or maybe it'll be the biggest controversy gamers have ever seen.
I think both the Chain Mail and the Lamellar are OK given how the armor progression works in Exanima. Regardless of their historical or D&D compositions & classifications, they seem to be low to mid tier armors in this game, especially since you get them on floor 2. Compared to what you get on the later floors, chain and lamellar are rookie armors.
oh, Darren was attacking me because I attacked a zombie that he loves? Marlia? "That was Marlia" ??? how about tell me BEFORE she dies, it took me a good couple minutes to defeat her and he didn't say anything
if only I had a savegame to go back to before I killed her gee, what a concept! I messed up, or am not yet skilled to pass a part, I have to reload and try again - makes total sense doesn't make sense for me START THE WHOLE GAME OVER
@@OdinTheUnderwhelming he seemed to turn on me as soon as I started attacking her, but, I can't say for sure he didn't get a hatchet to the head from me first/prior run into him? only all of the time because I'm always like, turning around and going the ot her direction, he gets a torch in the face a lot
Personally, yes to both chain and Lamellar ^^
When you cleaned leggins with brush 1:35 - they clearly became clean.
Definitely
Not to nerd out too much, lamellar armour isn't one type of armour, it's a whole bunch of different kinds of armour spanning 2000 years or more and it comes in both light and heavy variants. Classic samurai armour you'd see in most films and media is of the heavy variety, with large overlapping fitted metal plates. Early European varieties tended to be lighter and more flexible, but even there we have heavier versions with smaller plates and lighter versions with larger and fewer overlapping plates. So, there's no easy answer. For this playthrough, the better divide might be leather or not-leather, but if you're wedded to the light-heavy divide, I'd say anything that isn't plate armour could be deemed "light" (though light plate mail is a thing, as is heavy chain mail) whether that makes perfect sense or not. In other words, there's no rules, do what you like.
1. Run past enemy
2. Turn around and bolt it towards Derrin
3. Rejoice in your stunning victory!
Damn it Darren. Lol.
If going light armour, then chainmail with a waistcoat works. as chainmail is just under armour. not actual armour. And the Lamenated armours are more medium then anything else.
Use the Chain armor and leggings, Lamellar armor is made of small plates instead of a big metal plate...like scales on a fish, i don't think you'll get too much pushback for using them...or maybe it'll be the biggest controversy gamers have ever seen.
light = leather medium = mail heavy = plate
I think both the Chain Mail and the Lamellar are OK given how the armor progression works in Exanima. Regardless of their historical or D&D compositions & classifications, they seem to be low to mid tier armors in this game, especially since you get them on floor 2. Compared to what you get on the later floors, chain and lamellar are rookie armors.
oh, Darren was attacking me because I attacked a zombie that he loves? Marlia? "That was Marlia"
???
how about tell me BEFORE she dies, it took me a good couple minutes to defeat her and he didn't say anything
if only I had a savegame to go back to before I killed her
gee, what a concept!
I messed up, or am not yet skilled to pass a part, I have to reload and try again - makes total sense
doesn't make sense for me START THE WHOLE GAME OVER
He usually doesn't turn on you for that. Did you maybe run into him a few times? That sometimes gets him going
@@OdinTheUnderwhelming he seemed to turn on me as soon as I started attacking her, but, I can't say for sure he didn't get a hatchet to the head from me first/prior
run into him? only all of the time because I'm always like, turning around and going the ot her direction, he gets a torch in the face a lot
Gg.
Chain should be fine, chain shirt in DND is light armor, chain mail is medium, but I don't think this game has "medium armor"
I think the only real consideration is how low your total encumbrance is