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{{Quote|A durable hybrid plastic favored by Titans for its balance of strength and workability.|In-game description}} | {{Quote|A durable hybrid plastic favored by Titans for its balance of strength and workability.|In-game description}} | ||
[[File:Plasteel Plating.jpg|thumbnail|Plasteel Plating as it appears in Inventory]] | [[File:Plasteel Plating.jpg|thumbnail|Plasteel Plating as it appears in Inventory]] | ||
'''Plasteel Plating''' is gained by dismantling Uncommon, Rare, or Legendary Armor and is used to upgrade | '''Plasteel Plating''' is gained by dismantling Uncommon, Rare, or Legendary Armor and is used to upgrade a [[Titan]]'s armor that has the ability to be upgraded. Dismantling less common pieces of armor usually gives a player more Plasteel Plating. (e.g. dismantling a Rare helmet could give a player 3 Plasteel Plating, while dismantling an Uncommon helmet will give a player only one piece of Plasteel Plating). Plasteel Plating is usually required to upgrade the defense of a piece of armor. If a player dismantles an upgraded object, they can expect to have more plasteel plating. For example, a blue item will normally give a player 2 plasteel platings, but a fully upgraded blue item can give a player up to 5 plasteel platings. | ||
[[Category: Items]] | [[Category: Items]] | ||
Revision as of 07:32, September 25, 2014
- "A durable hybrid plastic favored by Titans for its balance of strength and workability."
- — In-game description
Plasteel Plating is gained by dismantling Uncommon, Rare, or Legendary Armor and is used to upgrade a Titan's armor that has the ability to be upgraded. Dismantling less common pieces of armor usually gives a player more Plasteel Plating. (e.g. dismantling a Rare helmet could give a player 3 Plasteel Plating, while dismantling an Uncommon helmet will give a player only one piece of Plasteel Plating). Plasteel Plating is usually required to upgrade the defense of a piece of armor. If a player dismantles an upgraded object, they can expect to have more plasteel plating. For example, a blue item will normally give a player 2 plasteel platings, but a fully upgraded blue item can give a player up to 5 plasteel platings.
