I think you should have different setups . If you have survival issues , go with Reinforced . If you have sustain issues , go with Sturdy . If you want more healing done and more stats overall , go with Infused . You can mix everything up and go with Reinforced Shield , Infused big pieces and Sturdy small pieces . This will give you decent stats overall but the bad part about doing this is , you may be getting something that you don't need . For example , in a fight where you don't block at all , Sturdy items will not give you anything , or your group . In such a case , you want all Infused for max Stats to increase your healing done . But again , these are very advanced things . If you are just looking to tank pledges , go with the overall decent stats setup .
ThatNeonZebraAgain wrote: »As a magicka NB heal-tank, I use Sturdy on small pieces, Infused on big pieces, and Reinforced/Nirnhoned on shield (with Ritual mundus). After Morrowind, however, I will use nothing because that playstyle will be all but unplayable
TheRealPotoroo wrote: »Orc stamDK tank. I use Infused/Prismatic on the big pieces, Divines (Lord) on the small pieces, CP on block bonuses and from memory I put a shield play glyph on the necklace over the stamina regen that was there. I may have to rebuild after Morrowind but right now Sturdy doesn't give you all that much.
Flameheart wrote: »At moment (according Woeler):
Small pieces sturdy, big pieces infused, all prismatic.
With Morrowind...no clue yet. My bet there will be more sturdy. How many ? Look at this site in future: https://woeler.eu/#
Full sturdy, why?
With the changes to CP and the general hit to sustain it becomes crucial to reduce the cost of block as much as possible. If you have seen my video on block cost reduction you know that sturdy and shadow ward cp diminish each other's value. While that is still true, there is no other useful place to allocate cp or useful traits to put on your armor. Therefore this combination is superior in the Morrowind patch.
For now, but we know ZoS will make adjustments on the live release you won't see on PTS. I'm not saying he's wrong but it's reasonable to wait and see what we actually get.Flameheart wrote: »Woeler already did the math