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Vault 69er said:Possibly the only powered armour in existance to come with a beer belly.
Ok the mondoshawans are more fat then having a beer belly but still verry close.
Vault 69er said:Possibly the only powered armour in existance to come with a beer belly.
Loxley said:The starcraft power armor looks cool. Still I feel compelled to ask..."how do you pee in that thing?" I mean..the work just to get it on...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELhtXtnV3pg
Loxley said:The starcraft power armor looks cool. Still I feel compelled to ask..."how do you pee in that thing?" I mean..the work just to get it on...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELhtXtnV3pg
DoughboyJones said:you don't mean that dragon skin armor, do you?
no, it aint. it's made of silicon carbide ceramic.Zaron said:Dragon skin armor? It's made out of spidarwebs!
Loxley said:The starcraft power armor looks cool. Still I feel compelled to ask..."how do you pee in that thing?" I mean..the work just to get it on...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELhtXtnV3pg
DoughboyJones said:i was wondering how long it'd take for someone to mention iron man...
Yamu said:DoughboyJones said:i was wondering how long it'd take for someone to mention iron man...
Not long, methinks.
You really like the older designs better, Alec? Bucket-Head Man? For the pinnacle of personal defense technology, it always looked a bit like a metal wetsuit/ski-mask combo to me. Or an iron luchador.
ben-ten said:I think, power armor (as a way to protect soldier) is a LAMEst idea.
DarkLegacy said:ben-ten said:I think, power armor (as a way to protect soldier) is a LAMEst idea.
Way to win the stupidest quote award.
We as humans are very fleshy and very easily cut/broken, as we have internal skeletons and are made of flesh/bone. Crabs have an external exoskeleton that serves like armor, but they sacrifice the internal skeleton in return.
So, having both an internal and external exoskeleton makes it sort of 'optimal' does it not?
Also consider this: Powered armor is meant to increase your strength, so this allows you to manuever even better than you normally could, as well as carry the 500 pound armor on you.
Would you rather be running around with a regular bulletproof vest... or would you rather have 500 pounds of steel on you and super strength?
So yeah, saying powered exoskeletons are a bad way to protect soldiers is like saying having castle walls is a bad way to protect a town.