Scheneighnay McBob
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Posted - 2015.07.04 04:31:00 -
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I think you're underestimating dropsuits, and dropsuit weapons. Not to mention vehicles.
To us, the equipment seems the same, but that's just because it's (more or less) to scale- with the exception of shield and armor tech in Dust offering far more protection than actual body armor.
More or less, a combat rifle >>>>>> an M-4, although they appear to be almost the same weapon.
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Scheneighnay McBob
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Posted - 2015.07.04 04:46:00 -
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Nocturnal Soul wrote:True Adamance wrote:veccer wrote:very interisting your comments, I didnt know about the height of Dust soldiers or their organs or the radiation of their guns It might also interest you to know that the clones you fight in. The bodies you use in game are called stock clones. It' basically means they are the cheapest to produce. They lack pigmentation of the skin, have generic features, no hair at all, and red eyes. I also think they've been confirmed to have much greater physical strength to the point where even a clone in a scout suit could tear a man in half Mortal Kombat style. Nanite enhanced muscles along with an extremely high body temperature. Which is funny because if you make a scope that could detect heat signatures all clones would light up like a star.
There would be so much heat that you would need a LOT of adjusting to do to see the actual clone. Keep that in mind.
Let's also remember that Dust's TACNET is also more developed than the modern TACNET.
Right now, we're in increment 2. We've JUST gotten moving relays. While the Signal Corps's roadmap goes up to increment 4, Dust is at, or slightly past that.
Inc 4 is essentially having absolutely everything part of the tacnet, down to individual soldiers. Instead of antenna relays linking up to vehicles, there will be drones acting as relays. I'm betting the MCC in Dust is a TACNET relay, explaining why we can't stray too far from it.
The army right now relies almost entirely on stationary antennas, which make for easy targets. We also don't have crazy-ass HUDs yet.
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