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Best Armor in Starfield, Ranked

A must-have equipment to keep you safe from enemy fire! Oh, and vacuum!

Starfield puts you on various adventures among the stars, but many places you visit can be extremely dangerous, teeming with hostile wildlife and groups of enemies. Wearing a proper spacesuit and helmet can often mean the difference between life and death, especially during prolonged engagements, as I quickly found out after encountering a Crimson Fleet war party in my fabulous-looking albeit combat-inefficient New Atlantis clubbing attire. To help you avoid the situation I found myself in, I have compiled a list of the 10 best armors in Starfield.

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Top 10 best spacesuits in Starfield

10 - Gran-Gran's Spacesuit

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Gran-gran's spacesuit may not have the best stats in the game, but it has a lot of history. If you've chosen the Kid stuff trait while building your profile, you will get this spacesuit from your mother on your third visit to your parent's apartment. She tells you this suit stems from your late grandmother as she reminisces of the times long past. The suit may not offer too much thermal protection, but it certainly warmed my heart!

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9 - Shocktroop Spacesuit

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The Shocktroop armor looks like Bethesda's take on the ODST combat suits from the Halo franchise. Despite the killer looks that will give you a good shiver if you're a fan of the series, the suit doesn't provide you with any outstanding stats and is easily surpassed by the more advanced types in this list. Finding it is not an easy task either, as it appears to spawn randomly, equipped by enemies. I found mine on a spacer in an abandoned mining facility.

8 - Va'ruun Spacesuit

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Despite their lackluster stats, I find Va'ruun spacesuits to be extremely good-looking. They are more difficult to find and obtain than typical Crimson Fleet spacesuits because they're worn by the reclusive occultists worshipping the Great Serpent.

7 - Constellation Spacesuit

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Constellation Spacesuit is an in-game reward for purchasing the Starfield Constellation Edition. Not only does it have that classic Nasa spacesuit look, it comes with decent stats for the beginning of the game. Its low mass of just over eight units is something I appreciated greatly, especially on heavy-gravity worlds where I first found out I can break a leg by falling.

6 - Bounty Hunter Spacesuit

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Bounty Hunter is a decent combat spacesuit, providing respectable stats that will be useful in any combat situation. Its mass of more than 20 units isn't too much of an issue on low-gravity worlds, and I found it worth it for an extra layer of protection. It's an excellent choice for boarding enemy ships and close-quarters combat. You can obtain the Bounty Hunter spacesuit by completing the Mantis side mission.

5 - Mercury Spacesuit

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The Mercury space suit is a real throwback to the last century's sci-fi fashion zeitgeist, combining the bulbous-looking helmet with a tinfoil suit texture. It evoked beautiful childhood memories as I enjoyed wrapping myself in sheets of tinfoil, much to my mother's ire. To get this beautiful relic from times past, you must explore the NASA Launch Tower as a part of the Unearthed mission.

4 - Mark I Spacesuit

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Mark I is one of the best spacesuits you can get in Starfield. Even better, you can obtain it early in the game if your lockpicking skill is up to the task by cracking the display case in the cellar of The Lodge.

3 - Mantis Spacesuit

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As an avid fan of Star Wars movies, I found Mantis' design style akin to certain suits derived from the franchise. Despite going well with any stormtrooper role-play, it offers decent stats—especially in the airborne contaminants department. To acquire the Mantis spacesuit, you must complete the Mantis mission.

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2 - Monster Costume

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This is more of an honorable mention than a sincere recommendation. The space monster costume can take out many foes with its terrifying looks rather than by protecting you from enemy fire. Despite looking like an overgrown mutated space spud, this costume won't help your chances of courting Sarah

To obtain this incredible costume, visit New Homestead and speak with Dr. Guiliana Lakota, and she will give it to you as a part of the Tourists Go Home mission.

1 - Starborn Spacesuit Avitus

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The Starborn Spacesuit Avitus is the most powerful suit you can get in Starfield, and is so rare you can only get it as a New Game + content. There are multiple variants of this spacesuit, which vary in stats slightly. Regardless, I'm sure you will find everyone performing exceptionally in all tasks you may face.

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Luka Rakočević
Luka Rakocevic works as a full-time staff writer at Pro Game Guides and is a new-generation gamer. Backed with old-school gaming knowledge, his oldest gaming memories are on SNES, trying to beat Super Mario. Games are his big inspiration, and he frequently draws from that well to create new art. He prefers narrative-driven games like God of War, Killzone, Half-life, Uncharted and similar. Luka mainly writes science fiction in his free time. When he's not home banging away at his computer keyboard, you will most likely find him at a local pub or a metal concert in the middle of a mosh pit.