I get the feeling you saw the title of this thread, didn't read anything written in it, and just hit the Reply button and started mashing keys. You're aware we're talking about dropsuit slot changes? Something that doesn't mean anything to people who aren't already playing Dust? So unless your genius contribution is that CCP changed the dropsuit configuration because they're trying to market their game to people who are already playing the game then I'm not sure what to tell you.

Here is the answer its a Anti - Infestation suit.

You see them fighting drones.

Drone infestation.

PVE Suits are stronger because there balanced against NPCs.

This doesn't make any sense at all and is almost certainly not the answer. They're not going to make a separate version of every item in the game for the purpose of fighting NPCs, when they could simply design the NPCs to be balanced around the items we fight players with.

You're also incorrect if you believe the starter suit we see there is "stronger". It has more/different slots, but its CPU/PG is the same. You'd be able to outfit a wider variety of stuff, but if you were to do so your modules/equipment couldn't be as high of quality.

If you're familiar with EVE, you should know that CCP's game trailers lie. Their EVE trailers are always spiffed up to look cool, when a ton of the stuff shown isn't actually in the game, doesn't work how the video shows, or has significantly better graphical effects than the actual in-game. It's something a lot of people have criticized over the years. They're meant to attract new players and look awesome, but in general, aren't very accurate to how things really are.

A CCP employee explicitly stated in a recent video done just before the open beta that people will be able to use heavy weapons with scout suits. He also said squad size is being upped to 6 and team sizes to 24 vs. 24 soon.

In short, no, the evidence suggests that CCP is loosening restrictions/expanding options more. It's possible that there may be changes to heavy suits/heavy weapons accompanying the separation of those two items, but in any case it seems fairly clear that assault suits will be able to use forge guns, scout suits HMGs, and everything in between.

Or maybe it was all just for show. Not actually game play.

It`s an assault suit, but it isn/'t any of the assault listed.
It's a starter suit, but it has the slots of a standard fit. and weapon slots unlike any other suit.
Has 2 of said suit, but doesn't actually list the amount of suits she has on the list.
She picked an Anti armor suit, but is running with weapons for Anti infantry (Ar, SMGs, and so on.)
She had Av grenades when she went into a fight with no grenades.
Assault suits that are lower then proto suits do not have 2 equipment suits.
LAV's can actually do sharp turns.
That tank killed that LAV in one shot. A blaster turret usually takes at-least 5 shots to fill a starter LAV.
That mini Rail gun had the rate of fire of a blaster.


NOT ACTUAL GAME PLAY, THEY JUST WANTED TO MAKE IT LOOK "COOL"

If you're familiar with EVE, you should know that CCP's game trailers lie. Their EVE trailers are always spiffed up to look cool, when a ton of the stuff shown isn't actually in the game, doesn't work how the video shows, or has significantly better graphical effects than the actual in-game. It's something a lot of people have criticized over the years. They're meant to attract new players and look awesome, but in general, aren't very accurate to how things really are.

Check the moment right before the weapons go into their slots, it clearly says H, L, S. It's the same precise moment when you can see the tri-dash high-powered slot symbols.

P.S. Here us a screenshot from my phone: http://imgur.com/hlvj4J8.jpg

I also just noticed how it says H, M, L, most likely standing for High, Medium, and Low. I wonder if it's just a different name for Heavy, Light, Sidearm, or weapons are going to be classified differently now... Probably the former.

Could you please post here a screenshot from an EVE trailer where they showed a starship fitting screen, and some details there were inaccurate? If there is one, then I'll believe you. Otherwise... right now you have just words and assumptions, while Fivetimes Infinity and I have evidence to support our argument.

Also the assault suit is holding the forge gun on his left, while heavy suits hold the forge gun on the right. So the animations are different and therefore this isn't some tacked on thing and assault suits and probably every other suit are getting heavy weapons in a future build.

http://i.imgur.com/J8npRRN.jpg vs http://i.imgur.com/w43Nc3V.jpg

And that probably means the H, M, L weapon slot format we saw in the trailer's dropsuit selection, with the removal of the grenade slot, is how weapons will work in the future for all dropsuits. H is for heavy weapons like assault rifles, HMGs, forge guns, and shotguns. M is for medium weapons like SMGs, pistols, and maybe other stuff. And L is for something else. Possibly either grenades or nova knives? Maybe other stuff? If the addition of the equipment and low slot was actually on a militia suit, as the trailer suggests, perhaps grenades are equipment now. Should be interesting. Extra slots overall, while retaining PG/CPU levels, would be interesting.

And finally, check out the AR: http://i.imgur.com/dbJkuj5.jpg and http://i.imgur.com/SBJRgQD.png and http://i.imgur.com/fxYMnfW.jpg

It has a blue/white/grey camouflage pattern to it.

So, in this trailer we've most likely seen: New dropsuit fitting configuration at least for weapons, that heavy weapons will become usable by any dropsuit, and possibly a couple of the looks you'll be able to craft for your armor and weapon, as we see with the central character in the trailer sporting her white assault suit and blue/white/grey assault rifle.

New dropsuit fitting shown in the trailer, for reference: http://i.imgur.com/hlvj4J8.jpg