Can twi'lek wear composite armor ?Follow

I play a twi'lek bounty hunter with 400 stamina. I have some parts of composite armor for legs, feet, head and torso. when I try to wear some arm parts it say to me i have not enough stamina, but i'm yet at the maximum. How can I do to wear a full set of composite armor.

Of course they can, but they can only wear so much. The armor have specifics when you examine them. Look at the bottom at he encumberances. If you add all of the encumberances together for peices of artmor and that number is mor than your action/stamina, then you can't wear some of it. You cannot wear unlimited aromor, atltough ive seen some humans, zabraks, rodians, and mon calamari with complete suits of compor some other type of armor.

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Twi'lek on Shadowfire Egiz Suga-Be not far along, but wise in the ways of the game.

I met several people who wear Full composite yesterday on Dantoine and I asked them this very same question, how can you afford the Ham costs of Composite armor I got two answers. One the HAM cost decreases as you gain Combat Xp, and secondly you can get some major buffs put the armor on and then never take it off. As long as you have it on it will stay on once you take it off you will have to find some new buffs, to put it back where you want it.

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-Hope is the fleeting light before death-

The armor HAM cost does not decrease when you gain levels. The player who gave you that info was probably refurring to the HAM cost of specials, which may go down as you gain combat exp levels. (though i can't confirm that)

I also play a twillek, im a MTK now, so i rarely wear armor anyway, and when i do it's ubese. But i previously wore a suit of composite, with low enc leggs (took a hit on the effectiveness for it), and a mabari helmet to save my mind.

You CAN get your armorsmith to make low encumberance composite leggs... the qual/mal stats of the resources translate to encumberance, and the qual/UT? (i always confuse ut and sr) translate to effectiveness. When experimenting, armorsmiths almost exclusively go for effectiveness, as that's the best use of the experiment points. I've noticed the materials used also seem to lean more toward effectives rather than encumberances...
So your armorsmith should be able to make you some low encumberance composite leggs, though they may take such a effectiveness hit as to make high kenetic ubese leggs a better choice functionally (depends on the materials he/she has).