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| + | {{For|an overview of China's stealth armor in the [[Fallout series|''Fallout'' series]] of games|Chinese stealth armor}} |
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+ | |type =armor |
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+ | |icon =icon stealth armor.png |
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+ | |image =Chinese stealth armor.png |
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| + | |item name =Chinese stealth armor |
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| − | |quests =[[Rite of Passage]] |
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+ | |dr =28 |
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+ | |hp =400<br />999400 (sim version) |
| + | |effects ='''Standard version:'''<br />+15 [[Sneak]]<br />+5 [[Stealth Field]] (when crouching) |
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| + | '''Sim version:'''<br />+5 [[Sneak]] |
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| + | |weight =20 |
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| + | |value =500 |
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| + | |repair =[[Recon armor (Fallout 3)|Recon armor]] |
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| + | |baseid ={{DLC ID|C18F}}<br />{{DLC ID|3A02}} (sim version) |
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| + | |item name2 =Chinese stealth helmet {{cut}} |
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| + | |hp2 =40<br />99940 (sim version) |
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| + | |dr2 =3 |
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| + | |baseid2 ={{DLC_ID|c190}}<br />{{DLC_ID|3a03}} (sim version) |
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| + | |repair2 =Recon armor helmet |
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| + | |footer =[[File:Chinese stealth helmet.png|120px]]<br />Chinese stealth helmet |
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+ | The '''Hei Gui''' (Chinese:黑鬼), or '''Chinese stealth armor''', is a piece [[Fallout 3 armor and clothing|armor]] in the ''[[Fallout 3]]'' [[Fallout 3 add-ons|add-on]] ''[[Operation: Anchorage (add-on)|Operation: Anchorage]]''. |
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+ | ==Background== |
| + | Chinese stealth armor was used during the [[China|Chinese]] invasion of [[Alaska]] and was the Chinese solution to invasion by [[U.S.]] forces in [[Power_armor|power armor]]. It was available to elite Chinese [[Crimson Dragoon]] troops as well as the Black Ghost counter-insurgency/terror units before and during the [[Great War]]. |
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| − | The Ghost Den is a small valley area with steep walls, leading uphill and curving round to the right towards a dead-end. At the end of the 'den' there are numerous skeletons, both human and animal. |
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| + | Earlier Hei Gui models were also used during raids against the [[Hoover Dam]] secret laboratory and [[Limit-115]] laboratory. |
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| + | ==Characteristics== |
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| + | The armor is a form-fitting armored jumpsuit, with stealth camouflage system embedded. It generates a modulating field that transmits the reflected light from one side of an object to the other, making a person much harder to notice (but not completely invisible). The technology was the basis for the unstable "[[Stealth Boy (Fallout 3)|Stealth Boy]]" wrist units developed in the U.S. |
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| + | It has a [[Damage Resistance]] comparable to [[Recon armor (Fallout 3)|recon armor]], but also increases [[Sneak]] by 15 and the stealth field stat by 5 when crouching. |
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| + | ==Location== |
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| + | It can only be obtained after the [[Anchorage Reclamation simulation|Operation Anchorage simulation]]. It is in the armory which you can open after completing the simulation. This is the only one throughout the game. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| + | * The stealth field activates whenever the wearer enters sneak mode; this is true even if the wearer is a [[Fallout 3 companions|companion]] or a regular NPC. |
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| − | * Arriving here at any point with [[Follows-Chalk]] or [[Waking Cloud]] in your party, they will say that they always wondered where this den was, but were never brave enough to look for it. |
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| + | * The stealth field bonus does not appear in the Pip-Boy unless you are crouching when you look at it. Otherwise, the only bonus shown is +15 sneak. |
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| − | * Although Ghost Den is the home of the unique yao guai [[Ghost of She]], the player will only encounter her here after drinking a special tea received as part of the quest [[Rite of Passage]]. Several other yao guai will be in this area only during the quest. |
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| + | * The clear, see-through texture produced by stealth armor is slightly different than that of a Stealth Boy, and can be compared by hot-keying a Stealth Boy, and activating it while sneaking. |
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+ | ==Bugs== |
| + | * {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} With the stealth suit on you can equip as many pieces of headgear that you want and raise many stats substantially. If you do this, and then equip another suit of armor (ex. power armor) you will still be wearing all the headgear. See [[Operation: Anchorage bugs]] for more details. |
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| − | * [[Ghost of She's paw]] is obtained for the quest [[Rite of Passage]]. |
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| + | * {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} When a companion has the armor equipped and is crouching (activating the stealth field) you can trade items with him/her and swap the armor with another clothing article and when you exit dialogue the stealth field will remain whenever the companion is crouched. This is useful if you want to sneak through areas with a high concentration of enemies, (such as [[Evergreen Mills]]) without the possibility of the death of the companion. |
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| + | * {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} If you pickpocket a stealth suit from a Crimson Dragoon, the stealth field will not activate when crouching, and the suit's stats are identical to those of the recon armor. Additionally, it lists under effects on the Pip-Boy as "Initiate's Armor". |
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| + | * {{Platforms|pc|ps3|xbox360}} Certain one-handed weapons like the [[Chinese pistol]] will cause the suit's textures to clip onscreen while reloading in the first-person view. |
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| + | * {{Platforms|pc}} While performing the perk "Mister Sandman" with the stealth suit the lower part of the player would be floating and out of control. |
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| + | * {{Platforms|ps3|xbox360}} When picking up the armor, it will spin when being held, making full circles, until it is dropped. |
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| + | * {{Platforms|xbox360}} If you stare at the ground and swing a knife while crouching if first person, a part of the suit will clip into your screen. |
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| + | * {{Platforms|ps3}} Sometimes when equipping enclosed headgear like a power helmet, switching to the stealth armor, and removing the headgear will cause the player's head to seem gone. |
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+ | ==Gallery== |
| + | <gallery> |
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| − | Ghost Den appears in the ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'' [[Fallout: New Vegas add-ons|add-on]] ''[[Honest Hearts]]''. |
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| + | Thepitt11.jpg|Chinese stealth armor concept art |
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| + | StealthSamuri.jpg|Glitch that allows compatibility with other head gear, even while cloaked |
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| + | Chinese stealth armor with Lucky shades and Lincoln's hat.jpg|This glitch also allows for the compatibility of eyewear to be worn along with certain head gear |
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| + | Chinese stealth armor CA1.jpg|Concept art by [[Adam Adamowicz]] |
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| + | Chinese stealth armor CA2.jpg |
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For an overview of China's stealth armor in the Fallout series of games, see Chinese stealth armor. |
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The Hei Gui (Chinese:黑鬼), or Chinese stealth armor, is a piece armor in the Fallout 3 add-on Operation: Anchorage.
Background
Chinese stealth armor was used during the Chinese invasion of Alaska and was the Chinese solution to invasion by U.S. forces in power armor. It was available to elite Chinese Crimson Dragoon troops as well as the Black Ghost counter-insurgency/terror units before and during the Great War.
Earlier Hei Gui models were also used during raids against the Hoover Dam secret laboratory and Limit-115 laboratory.
Characteristics
The armor is a form-fitting armored jumpsuit, with stealth camouflage system embedded. It generates a modulating field that transmits the reflected light from one side of an object to the other, making a person much harder to notice (but not completely invisible). The technology was the basis for the unstable "Stealth Boy" wrist units developed in the U.S.
It has a Damage Resistance comparable to recon armor, but also increases Sneak by 15 and the stealth field stat by 5 when crouching.
Location
It can only be obtained after the Operation Anchorage simulation. It is in the armory which you can open after completing the simulation. This is the only one throughout the game.
Notes
- The stealth field activates whenever the wearer enters sneak mode; this is true even if the wearer is a companion or a regular NPC.
- The stealth field bonus does not appear in the Pip-Boy unless you are crouching when you look at it. Otherwise, the only bonus shown is +15 sneak.
- The clear, see-through texture produced by stealth armor is slightly different than that of a Stealth Boy, and can be compared by hot-keying a Stealth Boy, and activating it while sneaking.
Bugs
With the stealth suit on you can equip as many pieces of headgear that you want and raise many stats substantially. If you do this, and then equip another suit of armor (ex. power armor) you will still be wearing all the headgear. See Operation: Anchorage bugs for more details.- When a companion has the armor equipped and is crouching (activating the stealth field) you can trade items with him/her and swap the armor with another clothing article and when you exit dialogue the stealth field will remain whenever the companion is crouched. This is useful if you want to sneak through areas with a high concentration of enemies, (such as Evergreen Mills) without the possibility of the death of the companion.
- If you pickpocket a stealth suit from a Crimson Dragoon, the stealth field will not activate when crouching, and the suit's stats are identical to those of the recon armor. Additionally, it lists under effects on the Pip-Boy as "Initiate's Armor".
- Certain one-handed weapons like the Chinese pistol will cause the suit's textures to clip onscreen while reloading in the first-person view.
- While performing the perk "Mister Sandman" with the stealth suit the lower part of the player would be floating and out of control.
- When picking up the armor, it will spin when being held, making full circles, until it is dropped.
- If you stare at the ground and swing a knife while crouching if first person, a part of the suit will clip into your screen.
- Sometimes when equipping enclosed headgear like a power helmet, switching to the stealth armor, and removing the headgear will cause the player's head to seem gone.
Gallery
Chinese stealth armor concept art
Glitch that allows compatibility with other head gear, even while cloaked
This glitch also allows for the compatibility of eyewear to be worn along with certain head gear
Concept art by Adam Adamowicz
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