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7/19/2024 5:15:05 PM
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Restoration is way better. It heals continuously even while taking damage. Void over-shield have only 45HP but are okay in low end stuff but break very quickly in anything expert and up in my experience.
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I've seen several ppl mention the overshield breaking, but considering you only have it for 5 secs anyway isn't the 50% DR useful to basically get out of sticky situations & find cover once you realize you're taking heavy damage vs hoping your health regen is higher than the incoming damage with restoration?
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Just go run try out both builds. To me the overshield feels way weaker. Let me give you an example. I main a Titan. If I run loralay splendor and pop my barricade to start restoration I can tank way more than when I pop my void bastion barricade to get constant regenerating overshield.
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So I have actually tried both, and Restoration feels weaker... but the problem might actually be, in a chaotic situation I can't actually tell when, if, or how long I have Restoration up. If I see my character's hands go purple then I know the void overshield is there & from that I can decide if I should go into cover or not. But as a Prismatic Warlock running devour, radiant, amplified & whatever else proc'd the Restoration tag may not even show up so I'm basically just hoping I don't take too much damage while moving around
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Edited by jhermannITJ: 7/19/2024 5:54:21 PMI got you. So Prismatic Warlock and you want to be as tanky as possible. Do you have Getaway Artist? I can help you create a kit that's near invincible. It doesn't matter what super you use... any weapons. You just need Galvanic Armor, Getaway, the storm nade, and Devour. That's the basics.
