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Approved. Where do we put PCs?

If I'm going to be honest, I always imagined the laser guns worked similarly to the Lasguns in 40k.

http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Lasgun

They're durable, reliable, they're pretty accurate no matter the circumstance, and you can just recharge the battery pack. Downsides are of course that it doesn't do as much damage as boolets.

I like it. Particularly the power system, rather neat. I'd suggest putting some estimation of ballistic resistance in there (doesn't have to be specific, I think I just put "it can stop most bullets once, but not repeatedly" or something in mine), but beyond that, I would approve this.

Thanks, I put a lot of effort into researching the graphite and body temperature regulation.

Also I added the bullet resistances. I wasn't sure how well a plastic-ceramic mixed scale plate would do against bullets so I left it pretty vague.

Intent: To create a mass produced, standardized armor for general United Terra Solus Armed Forces troops.
Manufacturer: Ardite Industries
Model: Battle Armor Mk I
Affiliation: United Terra Empire

Modularity: Commander varients typically have thicker armor around the chest, arms, and legs region. Their HUD's also have a general lay-out of the area they will be operating in. Specialist sets of armor may have visor that can switch between night vision and IR or may have air supplies built in.

Production: Mass-Produced on Terra. Ardite plans on expanding its fabrication facilities to Mars and Alpha Centauri within the next five years.

Material: Plastoid-Ceramic (Armor plates) Durasteel-reinforced Nanoweave (Body Glove) Environmental Underlay

Description: The Battle Armor MKI is the first standardized set of armor created since humanity has enter the galatic community and is therefore a huge improvement over the old Pre-Unification designs, using new materials and is much cheaper to produce.The plastic-ceramic scale plates are also able to quite a bit more damage against ballistics but break on contact. However due to the lack of proper production facilities, it will be a few years before the Battle Armor MKI is worn by the majority of soldiers.

The armor comes standard with a thick, protective plates located on the chest, shoulder, and back region made out of a plastic-ceramic hybrid that is light enough to not affect mobility too much and offer free range of motion. This is also in part due to how the armor plates are layered on top of one another much like scales. The arms, legs, and groin area are similarly covered with a lighter-scaled version.

The body-glove under the armor is a skin tight nano-weave mixed with graphite to provide a comfortable layer of secondary protection while providing its secondary task: thermal dispersion and body temperate regulation. You see, the graphite is integrated with the nano-weave in a tubular form, providing piping and a clever way to run electricity through the armor without shocking the wearer inside. The body temperature comes from a form of cooling called Peltier cooling (also known as the thermoelectric effect). The heat generated from the body is pulled away when electricity is channeled through the tubes and then dispersed through pores in the weave. This also has the neat affect of dispersing the heat from a small amount of laser fire.

Last but not least is the helmet, which ties this suit together. The helmet when worn is locked into the nano-weave body-glove (when placed on the head, the user twists it clock-wise slightly to lock it into place) comes with a suite of features. For example, the visor comes equiped with a HUD that connects back to his bio metrics. It also connects to any weapons that are compatible with the armor interface which will allow the user to tell when their weapon needs charged/reloaded. It also uses a LAN to provide communication between squad mates and other lines of connections that are available.   

Neat, I'll be glad to move this.

I'm alright with this.

Also, I'm often too busy to sit down and read through the new stuff thoroughly but I'll make a point of it today.

Approved ya nerds