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− | Before you have access to protective textiles, heavy bandoliers can be useful for any colonist, including non-nudists. | + | {{stub|reason=Relative value when you do have access to good dusters / flak jackets / etc}} |
− | + | Before you have access to protective textiles, heavy bandoliers can be useful for any colonist, including non-nudists. A [[duster]] made of [[cloth]], [[wool]], or [[patchleather]] is unlikely to actually protect you from bullets, but a cloth heavy bandolier at least helps with firerate. Also note that bandoliers provide little insulation, while dusters and [[parka]]s are great against the heat or cold, respectively. For instance, it may be too cold for a non-[[yttakin]] to wear a bandolier in a [[Biomes#Tundra|tundra]]. | |
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The protection and insulation offered by the bandolier is almost negligible outside of high qualities and high tier materials. But the effect on cooldown is not affected by material or quality. As such, if only the {{DPS}} buff is required, the worst quality and cheapest material can be used to [[wealth management|minimize wealth]] and cost while still being fully functional. | The protection and insulation offered by the bandolier is almost negligible outside of high qualities and high tier materials. But the effect on cooldown is not affected by material or quality. As such, if only the {{DPS}} buff is required, the worst quality and cheapest material can be used to [[wealth management|minimize wealth]] and cost while still being fully functional. |