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Posted by: Nerd Boi
Posted by: DAMNU
Apparently your reading comprehension is not all there, I didn't say that it necessarily irritates me. It's just annoying.
*Head explodes*
Posted by: tusunegia567
Posted by: swashbuckler95
Posted by: tusunegia567
Posted by: swashbuckler95
Posted by: MLG Cheehwawa
They are wearing MJOLNIR armor which streamlines all of their movements. There's your realism ;)
I also like how you avoided your original argument of the bio-chemical augmentations :) And you never got on about my proposition of an expanding crosshair :)
The MJOLNIR armor doesn't make the human form more streamlined :),
I'm sorry, but you got no idea how the MJOLNIR armor works do you? TO move in the armor you actually have to THINK about it. If you try to just normally move you could snap your arm off.
So by the humans "normal" walking stance that means all spartans would become decapitated.
Edit: By the way on the visor of a spartans helmet there actually IS a crosshair that never moves. The way the crosshair doesn't move is canon to atleast a spartan.
How does the way you move the armor have to do anything with the armor being streamlined or not?
You said the head would bob. With the way your body moves it is impossible to move that way without wanting to do it. Last time I checked i don't think about my head "bouncing" around when i walk so in the MJOLNIR armor, so your head won't bob simple as that.
How does the way you move the armor have to do anything with the armor being streamlined or not?
armor being streamlined or not?
streamlined
And, no, the Spartans didn't physically think, "Move arm, now." They still moved their arm, but the suit translated that thought of motion into lightning speed. It's hard to explain. The brain automatically sends a transmission to your arm saying, "Move," when you want to move your arm. You don't physically think this thought; we just move our arm. The suit just amplifies that transmission, or my book is wrong.
He willed his arm to move...The slightest motion translated his thought to motion at lightning speed. What my interpretation of this is that the Spartans hardly move their legs and arms, the suit takes that hardly noticeable movement and amplifies the transmission to make the movement lightning fast. So it would be hard walking by making your movements as low as possible. The sentence is worded weirdly, though.
Also, in your last post: So by the humans "normal" walking stance that means all spartans would become decapitated.
The Spartan's bones were reinforced, so this couldn't happen. Please don't get onto me about misinterpreting the books when you forgot about this.
[Edited on 07.30.2009 7:09 PM PDT]