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- When wearing the bulletproof vest, it is only visible to Chris and Sheva's BSAA uniforms and will not show on their alternate costumes.
- A Bulletproof Vest is a personal armor worn on the torso that helps absorb the impact from firearm projectiles and shrapnel from explosions.
- They are usually made of kevlar, a strong polymer fabric that can also stop knives and fire.
- Bulletproof vest is an essential item that reduces the damage you take when you're being shot by enemies. It reduces 25% damage hit on the body. The amount of damage that can be taken from the bulletproof vest is displayed as AC below the HP counter. If equipped in Challenge Mode, it decreases the amount of damage a normal attack from a zombie by about half (8hp of damage becomes 4).
- The Bulletproof Vest is an equippable item from Silent Hill 3. The vest is found in the Otherworld version of the Central Square Shopping Center, hanging inside of the alternate clothing store. It reduces the damage taken from monsters by about 15%, but makes Heather Mason run slower when it is equipped. Because of this, it is mandatory to take off the bulletproof vest in order to survive the red mist that pursues Heather at the end of the Borley Haunted Mansion. It also prevents any damage taken from blocked attacks.
- Bulletproof vests were vests that were able to stop bullets from penetrating the skin. Emmett Brown was able to use one after getting a letter from Marty McFly in 1955. It prevented him from being murdered by the Libyan terrorists on October 26, 1985. In 1985A, former Hill Valley High School principal Stanford S. Strickland wore a bulletproof vest over his nightshirt to protect him from the slackers armed with pump-action shotguns, who were driving around the neighborhood terrorizing and even killing some of the residents.
- Metal or ceramic plates can be used with a soft vest, providing additional protection from rifle rounds, and metallic components or tightly woven fiber layers can give soft armor resistance to stab and slash attacks from knives and similar close-quarter weapons. Soft vests are commonly worn by police forces, private citizens, security guards, and bodyguards, whereas hard-plate reinforced vests are mainly worn by combat soldiers, police tactical units, and hostage rescue teams.
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