Hello, fellow gamers! This time, I am going to reveal some of the most powerful legendary effects for power armor in Fallout 76. You can choose the one that suits you best based on which power armor you are using now. Let's get started.

Furious Legendary Effect

When the initial damage fails to knock the target down, the only option is to deal with more damage. And what's better than causing more damage? Increasing your damage as you deal damage, pounding your enemy again and again and again until it stops moving!

It deals more damage with each consecutive hit to the same target, +5 damage per stack, up to 9 stacks, for a total of +45% damage. Stacks reset to 0 after 10 seconds of not hitting the target, stacks are not lost on missed attacks, and stacks are reset on target swaps. Shotguns and other multi-projectile weapons test each individual projectile.

Suppressor Legendary Effect

I guess you might initially think that Suppressor means suppressing noise, but that's not the case. Suppressor is about applying pressure to an enemy so that they can't fire. In this case, since most enemies won't actually use cover to suppress, they'll do significantly less damage for a few seconds. Using this effect reduces the target's damage output by 20% for 3 seconds.

Vampires Legendary Effect

This may be a matter of personal preference, but I like the idea of ​​getting as much out of a fight as you put in. The Vampire-class weapon effect grants a short life regeneration of 2 health points approximately every 2 'ticks', which stacks every time you land a hit on an enemy, so its effect depends on how fast and how often you hit. With this, you gain a short life regeneration when you hit an enemy.

Unyielding Legendary Effect

Many players in Fallout 76 enjoy playing it safe, especially when it comes to using effects that require specific requirements to activate. For example, getting incredible stat boosts when health is critically low, permanently capping their health with radiation damage to ensure they are always in top form.

Getting an extra +3 to all stats is nice, and experienced players generally have nothing to worry about when it comes to health. Those who go the glass cannon route know their limits, and how to push past them.

Two Shot Legendary Effect

This effect gets an extra shot in a burst, a combination of a two-shot explosion. Although the developers nerfed it to make it less powerful than before, especially in PvP situations. But there are still a lot of players who are very interested in it now.

With each bullet fired, your weapon will fire twice the normal number of projectiles. But the base damage of the projectiles from the two-shot weapon is 62.5% of the base damage of the normal weapon projectiles. The previous meta was that this effect was paired with the explosion in 3-star Legendaries.

Quad Legendary Effect

The next one is Quad, which increases the number of shots you can shoot before reloading, which is really nice for some weapons that have a very low ammo capacity. You can use this legendary effect on BoS Recon Rifle. Then you get 4 times the ammo capacity, just by putting it in the magazine and then make the most use of it.

Bloodied Legendary Effect

Bloodied builds are the current mainstream among the Fallout 76 playerbase, and are another case of risk vs. reward like Unyielding. Weapon attacks do more damage when you have lower health. Combine Bloodied weapons with armor with the Unyielding quality to cap health below 20%, and you have a very effective Glass Cannon Build.

The lower your health, the more damage it does. If you're below 80% health you can get +25% damage. If you're below 80% health you can get +50% damage. If you're below 40% health you can get +75% damage, and if you're below 20% health you can get 100% damage.

Anti-Armor Legendary Effect

Enemy damage resistances can really become a hindrance in the late game. I've mentioned elsewhere that at higher levels some enemies seem to shrug off damage from regular off-the-shelf weapons. Anti-Armor helps break through their defenses, allowing damage to go directly where it's needed, directly to their health instead of being absorbed by their resistances.

Ignores 50% of the target's armor. It only changes physical and energy damage resistances, not radiation or poison resistances. The armor reduction bonus is halved if Stabilized or Tank Killer perk is equipped.

Medics Legendary Effect

There are few ways for players to fill the role of healer on a team. Most will set themselves up to stab downed players with irritants or specialize in skills that turn flamethrowers into healing beams. For others, there are medical supplies. Critical hits heal based on critical damage dealt, which makes the shotgun effect with the version you want. With this, VATS Critical hits will heal you and your team.

Chameleon Legendary Effect

Owning an armor with the Chameleon effect is like having an endless amount of stealth capabilities, allowing you to ambush, sneak attack, and more. As long as a smart player has the right power armor, battles can be over quickly. When sneaking, remember to blend in with the environment and don't move around randomly.

Have you ever try any of the legendary effects on your power armor? Hopefully you can find the information you need in this guide.