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so for fallout 4 i found a mod on xbox that adds outcast style paint to CA and PA and another mod that allows me to have the outcast decal on the combat armour soo naturally because ive completed the main story like a 1000 times with my main character i made my own story for him (hes basically the lone wanderer and after lyons pride was killed he thinks elder max was responsible so he leaves the capital wasteland with an airship and loyal soldiers to the commonwealth while there after many years max shows up and attacks them and sooooo on.) so anyway to set up the story for my character i decided to go replay fallout 3 (ive also played a little NV recently) and i realised something.


fallout 3s combat armour and fallout new Vegas looks sooo much better than fallout 4s in my opion, which combat armour do you prefer?

This would have been so much better with screenshots...but I'm still learning about that...anyway. I have fallout 3 armor in fallout 4

on bethesda.net search "junkmaster" by kungfuman current version is 1.94f

It's a big mod to take on just to get the armor...but I liked the armor...and i enjoy what it changes/adds to the game. Well I guess i do...I haven't ever played without it...so I don't really know how the game is without this mod

Anyway you get the idea. i'd vote on your poll but...I've never played FO3/FNV so it wouldn't be right of me to vote.

The Fallout 4 version. Why? Because it isn't one piece and it looks more aesthetically pleasing over the  vault suit or BoS uniform. Plus, it comes in different colors and variants.

Best Combat armor from those two Fallouts was the Winterized Combat Armor anyways...

It has to be a mix of the two but I aim a little more to fallout 4. Just because it feels more like armor instead of a uniform. I like the fact that I can add combat armor over a pair of Army fatigues and have it look like something a soldier would wear at the time. You can then mix and match to make it seem like the soldiers were modifying their armor to fit some combat situation. Such as heavy infantry in Alaska or National guard in Boston. I like that there was more color types in past games, such as plain green, OD green, black, tan, snow. I have to add some mods in Fallout 4 in order to change up the colors to have that much. In short I like Fallout 4 CA for its and types (heavy, light, medium) and parts.

I'm going with Fallout 4's combat armor, just because it comes in three variants of light, medium and heavy and can be customized to a degree. I didn't like Fallout 3/NV's combat armor sets too much, except for maybe the Winterized from Anchorage DLC. See that's the thing, I hate the sleeveless combat armor in 3/NV. It looks so much better with sleeves. Didn't really care for the reinforced/Mk. II in NV either.

my fav one is the us army CA from lonesome road tbh oh and Reillys rangers combat armour

I would have to go with FNV because of the MKII Combat armor. I love the Robo-Cop look of the armor. Always made me feel like a merc with a mission, very cool armor. I like a lot more than F04's version.

Fallout 3 Ranger combat armor

I love the fo3 ca. The colonial marines look will always win. I like the fo4 stuff too. It has nice shape to it. It can look bad with someoutfits though. Regular military and army fatigues balloon it out.

I prefer the FO4 version over the other two. It just has a more practical look to it I guess. The fact that it comes in different flavors too is what also puts it above the older version IMO. I guess it just looks more aesthetically pleasing in my eyes. It would be really cool if someone tried to make an FO4 combat armor replacer for FNV covering every single piece of combat armor from Van Graffs to the U.S Army Combat Armor.

I personally really like the Fallout 4 combat armor. It seems able to take a hit better than the F03 (visually). I do wish that armor had the 'get blown off after damage' like power armor does.

I like them both, but I've gotta give the edge to Fallout 4.

I'm a big fan of the modular armour system, which Fallout 3/NV were both capable of, yet never made use of for some reason. I like the idea of the armour being overlay for basic military fatigues, or other such armour. It seemed a little more versatile, not to mention the armour's adaptability was far superior.