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DeadMaster1317 [2016-04-25 16:15:57 +0000 UTC]
looks like something out of jojo's bizarre adventure, lol
i'm not saying it's bad! it's actually really cool ^^b
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BehindMusgo [2016-04-24 16:58:27 +0000 UTC]
so cool!!
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U23Art [2016-04-24 03:43:00 +0000 UTC]
A fun hero look indeed.
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xLeSpiderx [2016-04-23 16:38:29 +0000 UTC]
What are they made of on the inside, that they can survive sudden acceleration to the speed of sound? That's the kind of thing that would liquefy a normal fleshy meaty creature.
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xLeSpiderx In reply to SilverLeon88 [2016-04-24 02:09:13 +0000 UTC]
but even if they were wearing suits to absorb impacts, it still couldn't protect them from the g-forces. When they suddenly accelerate, the brain hits the back of the skull, the intestines and stomach squish to the back of the body. You'd have to have something on the inside of your body to protect from that, maybe like gel injections to stiffen up the soft parts.
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SilverLeon88 In reply to xLeSpiderx [2016-04-24 13:46:41 +0000 UTC]
Actually I wasn't thinking about such an intrusive solution, I was more oriented towards a lot of high g-training and the support of the g-suit.
But since we are in the fantasy/sci-fi field, we can also consider other ways, such as:
- an altered, higher sub atomic density resulting in stiffer tissues and organs;
- an electromagnetic field generated by the suit (and/or the armor), that nullifies the actions of g-force on the flying body;
- some kind of gravitons manipulation system, capable of interacting with such (hypotetical) particles and stopping the actions of g-force on the body.
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xLeSpiderx In reply to SilverLeon88 [2016-04-24 18:08:17 +0000 UTC]
that could indeed work. The electromagnetic or graviton solution is probably better if you actually care for the person inside the suit. If the soldier is just a means to an end, the simpler solution is probably the more intrusive one.
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