Combined with their fast attacks and high chance to inflict Ailments, these enemies can easily wound or kill almost any player caught unprepared. With a base damage of 15, and an armor reductions of only 1, Infested Marines are barely affected by armor. While they can be tanked successfully by high level tanks with their Tier 3 skills, the high amount of Open Wounds they inflict is reason alone not to. Again, this means they lose 2 damage per armor. Have a much low armor reduction of only 2. So a high armor tank will take few low damage from them, while a lightly armored player takes enough damage to die in 1 or 2 hits.
This means they lose 11 damage for each and every point of armor.
Slashers have a very high base damage, but they also have an armor reduction of 11. In NOTD this includes every offensive skill from the humble grenades to the tactical nuke.īelow are some example enemies and how they respond to armor. In StarCraft II, any ability that deals damage inflicts "Spell Damage". On a final note, shield armor is still effected by the minimum damages associated with Reactive Armor and Kinetic Armor. Once a shield is down, any attacks taken are under the effect of normal armor. Shield armor can only affected by a few very limited items and skill. Shield Armor is separate and is in no way affected by C2, C4, or C6. Many enemies deal the same armor reduction against shields, but some deal far less.
In NOTD Armor and Shield Armor are two different things. As such 10 points of armor doesn't mean you are taking 10 less damage from attacks, but instead can vary greatly by enemy. Some attacks are affected heavily by Armor Values, while some are not. In StarCraft II, 1 point of armor shaves off 1 point of damage from any source, and only 1 point regardless of how much or how little damage the source actually inflicts.Īrmor in Night of the Dead however works instead on a dynamic basis, which factors in what you are being attacked with. Armor in Night of the Dead does not function like it does in Vanilla StarCraft.
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