What's the difference between orange and purple in Assassin's Creed Odyssey?

The equipment in Assassin's Creed Odyssey distinguishes the rarity by color. Generally, purple equipment is very good, and then the legendary orange equipment. At the same level, the orange loading value is about 1.

Introduce the difference between orange dress and purple dress.

At the same level, the orange loading value is about 1, but the difference is not obvious when it is 50.

In addition, the armor of the same grade can be divided into light armor and heavy armor, with a difference of about 1. Regardless of appearance, the face value is of course high.

Inscriptions are freely engraved, orange items can be marked in three positions, and white items can only be marked on the waist, which is the same as orange and purple.

Orange equipment can be marked with an orange entry, that is, a component has two orange entries.

The attribute of orange suit is orange, accounting for five inscriptions, while the corresponding position of purple suit is five self-contained white inscriptions, so the biggest difference between purple suit and orange suit is 1 orange versus five whites.

Some people's analysis is influenced by the order of pictures in the game. It is wrong to compare the inscription position of the suit with that of the orange fourth box and the purple fourth box. There should be a free inscription ratio between the orange third cell and the purple fourth cell, and a white attribute ratio between the orange fourth cell and the purple third cell.

The attribute of orange dress is fixed, that is, there are 12 suits and 12 styles, which must be worn as a whole to be useful. Purple attributes can be randomly mixed and matched.

In the case of full grade, purple is a little stronger, provided that you brush out good attributes and match them correctly.

The inscription of the suit can be engraved to the position of free inscription and only occupies one space, which is unscientific and greatly weakens the value of the orange suit. Maybe later versions will be adjusted.

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