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✓ Published: 07-Apr-2024
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Finding the Horizon Forbidden West best armor isn't quite the visual spectacle of the original game's top armor with its built-in shield and glowing panels, but it is quite the quest in its own right.<br/> <br/>Although there's no direct equivalent to the previous shield armor, replaced now by a new Horizon Forbidden West power armor ability, there is one set of legendary armor to find in the game. Known as the Oseram Artificer it serves as the best armor in Horizon Forbidden West.
Finding the Horizon Forbidden West best armor isn't quite the visual spectacle of the original game's top armor with its built-in shield and glowing panels, but it is quite the quest in its own right.<br/> <br/>Although there's no direct equivalent to the previous shield armor, replaced now by a new Horizon Forbidden West power armor ability, there is one set of legendary armor to find in the game. Known as the Oseram Artificer it serves as the best armor in Horizon Forbidden West.
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