The Division: Die 7 besten Talente auf Ausrüstung in 1.5

In The Division, the high-end gear pieces have various talents. Which ones are particularly worthwhile since 1.4 and 1.5?

As with most shooters, weapons take center stage in Tom Clancy’s The Division: Which weapon is the best, how can I get the most out of it, and which ones are in the meta? This is what most players are interested in.

However, the experienced agent knows: Just having weapons won’t get you far in the post-apocalypse. Particularly, the armor pieces and their stats are crucial in determining whether you emerge from a confrontation as a winner or a loser.

The stats on the gear pieces are complex: You will find various main attributes, higher and lower bonuses, mod slots, and talents. With the gear sets and the named gear pieces, there are also numerous special features.

The talents of high-end armor – List

Each high-end armor piece has a random talent. These were mostly overhauled with the 1.4 update:

Accomplished: Rewards for achievements are tripled.
Astute: The first 3 shots in the magazine have a 5% higher chance of scoring a critical hit.
Cunning: After reloading, the next shot from this weapon has a 10% higher critical hit chance.
Decisive: Headshots with the pistol deal 35% more damage.
Enduring: When health is in the last segment, it regenerates continuously to fill the segment.
Forceful: Increases armor by 15% when the individual skill is active.
Inventive: Increases skill power by 15% at full health.
Nimble: Moving from cover to cover in combat heals 2% of maximum health for every meter traveled.
Perceptive: The bonus from “Gold find” is increased by 15%.
Prosperous: Critical headshots grant credits.
Rapid: The cooldown for healing skills is reduced by 15%.
Reckless: Increases damage by 8% and incoming damage by 10%.
Recovered: Damage done while moving from cover to cover regenerates for 5 seconds once the goal is reached.
Refreshed: Healing is increased by 30% when the last segment of the health bar is reached.
Rehabilitated: Heals 2% every second when you are affected by a status effect.
Rejuvenated: Using a first-aid kit removes all negative status effects.
Relentless: 5% of damage from skills is returned as healing.
Resourceful: Healing that affects you also applies to your skill objects.
Robust: Increases armor in cover by 10%.
Savage: Critical hit chance is increased by 7% against targets outside their cover.
Specialized: 200% of firearms and stamina are added to the skill power.
Steadfast: Health regeneration occurs twice as fast while in cover.
Sturdy: Increases armor by 15% if the cover is not left for at least 4 seconds.
Technical: Increases skill power by 15% when the individual skill is active.
Tenacious: Increases damage for 10 seconds by 10% when a first-aid kit is used.
Vigorous: Allows all healing skills to over heal.

Note: The unique talents of named gear pieces are not included in this list. You can find them at the provided link.

The 7 best armor talents

Which talents are “the best” always depends on your build and playstyle. Recently, these have proven particularly valuable:

Rapid and Vigorous: Particularly interesting for healers. However, since every agent likely carries a healing skill, these are welcome talents.
Specialized: With nearly every build, you can rely on a specialized backpack. Top talent.
Reckless: A Reckless chest piece is particularly strong for the D3-FNC build as the downside is not too harsh thanks to your shield. However, the best ballistic vest currently in the game is Barret’s bulletproof vest.
Resourceful: If you play with skills like the turret, you benefit from this.
Savage: Once, Savage gloves were mandatory. Now they are not as dominant, but they can still enhance your agents.
Nimble: A useful talent that can be combined with the character talent “Tactical Advantage.” Move from cover to cover to increase damage and heal the agent.
Accomplished: With Accomplished knee pads, you can efficiently farm loot, like with this farming method.