i dont get the operator

Games Halo 5: Guardians
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Sidenote: the bounty update gave me more memories about reach than the update memories of reach. maybe its just me, but 343 should change something with the naming,
speaking of which. The operator helmet from reach comes back next year.
The confusion is: They had remade the operator helmet in 4 and 5 which did not lock close to the one in reach, what was closer to this, was the enforcer. The enforcer has even the camera work on his forehead. Again the naming does not suite, at least for me.

I like to see my favorite helmet from reach returning, but what i would like to see even more: adjustable undersuite color and a more detailed armor ú.i where i can change more than body and helmet/ visor.

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Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.

The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.

Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.

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> Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
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> Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.

i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.

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The way I look at it, they’re both called Operator, but Operator means different things for both of them. The Mark V from Halo Reach refers to a Special Forces Operator, while the version used by Spartan IVs refers to an Operator as someone who operates vehicles. They share the name but they’re actually two completely separate helmets that serve completely different purposes.

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> > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
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> > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
> I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.

Look at it this way, patents change hands constantly and post-reach the production of Mjolnir has increased massively, It’s now alot easier and cost effective to design and produce armour for both enhanced and unenhanced personal.

Having said that, it also means that there’s a huge demand for this kind of technology from all aspects of the UEG, and there’s more than enough war factories and fabricators out there to supply them.

allow me to put it into perspective.
The Gen 1 Mjolnir armour was known to be incredibly expensive, that of an entire UNSC Battlegroup.
Where as because of the post wartime boom in economy and technology, the Gen 2’s have been designed to be more efficient and cheaper, for example, the Gen 2 air assault can be used by both augmented and non-augmented personal and the gear costs around the same as a pelican drop ship, still quite expensive, but not that of a battlegroup.

Rather than having one set of armour that can do many things but isn’t great at them, for example the gen 1 pilot Armour, we now have multiple different armours that are amazing at specific tasks.
For example a Spartan-4 wearing the stinger variant of Mjolnir armour inside a Wasp V-TOL Would completely out preform a Spartan-2 wearing pilot in the same aircraft.

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> Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
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> Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.

Please take into account how canon is used to cover up bad design choices.

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> > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
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> > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> Please take into account how canon is used to cover up bad design choices.

If you want to talk about bad design choices, the entirety of halo reach would be a good example.

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> Gen 2 air assault can be used by both augmented and non-augmented personal

It can?!?! Source please. This sounds both interesting and unappealing.

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> It can?!?! Source please. This sounds both interesting and unappealing.

“AIR ASSAULT spin-offs were considered for adoption by unaugmented Delta-Six operators, but each suit costs as much as a dropship.”
“The AIR ASSAULT helmet’s long-range comm system makes it popular with Spartan fireteam leaders, but Naphtali also markets this helmet to Army special forces”
It’s on flavour text for the armour itself in halo 5.

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> > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
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> > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> > Please take into account how canon is used to cover up bad design choices.
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> If you want to talk about bad design choices, the entirety of halo reach would be a good example.

well reach got me into halo, so reach is the best game for me in most categories, but id like to hear why? i am curios :smiley:

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> > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
> > >
> > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> > i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
> > I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.
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> Look at it this way, patents change hands constantly and post-reach the production of Mjolnir has increased massively, It’s now alot easier and cost effective to design and produce armour for both enhanced and unenhanced personal.
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> Having said that, it also means that there’s a huge demand for this kind of technology from all aspects of the UEG, and there’s more than enough war factories and fabricators out there to supply them.
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> allow me to put it into perspective.
> The Gen 1 Mjolnir armour was known to be incredibly expensive, that of an entire UNSC Battlegroup.
> Where as because of the post wartime boom in economy and technology, the Gen 2’s have been designed to be more efficient and cheaper, for example, the Gen 2 air assault can be used by both augmented and non-augmented personal and the gear costs around the same as a pelican drop ship, still quite expensive, but not that of a battlegroup.
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> Rather than having one set of armour that can do many things but isn’t great at them, for example the gen 1 pilot Armour, we now have multiple different armours that are amazing at specific tasks.
> For example a Spartan-4 wearing the stinger variant of Mjolnir armour inside a Wasp V-TOL Would completely out preform a Spartan-2 wearing pilot in the same aircraft.

Thats why i like armor sets like the marauder. It is not designed to do everything, but able to do anything, even if it is not perfect at that task. The problem i see within this new concept taht the unsc is building up to is to have specilist for everything. In a peace time this is possible cause the supplie ways can stay open. But in a war, and a warzone, a spartan 4 can easily get traped. And then? A stinger wearing spartan 4 will have by far more trouble to fight for surival then a spartan with all round armor.

Thats why i liked to wear in reach on my left side more armor then on my right. More defense on the enemy facing side. but still lighter than a full armor add up. It is better to have something and not to need it, than vice versa.
( butt still, 343 could have just swaped the names, but it does not afffect the games)

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> > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
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> > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
> I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.

Simple. Poor art designers at 343.

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> > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
> > >
> > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> > i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
> > I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.
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> Simple. Poor art designers at 343.

not all designs but some were put sorce to other developers so that 343 hab more free resources. Otherwise there is no argument to let the seaker or breaker helmet even exist :smiley:

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> > > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
> > > >
> > > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
> > > >
> > > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> > > i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
> > > I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.
> >
> > Simple. Poor art designers at 343.
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> not all designs but some were put sorce to other developers so that 343 hab more free resources. Otherwise there is no argument to let the Keurig or breaker helmet even exist :smiley:

Fixed your typo.

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> > > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
> > > >
> > > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
> > > >
> > > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> > > i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
> > > I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.
> >
> > Look at it this way, patents change hands constantly and post-reach the production of Mjolnir has increased massively, It’s now alot easier and cost effective to design and produce armour for both enhanced and unenhanced personal.
> >
> > Having said that, it also means that there’s a huge demand for this kind of technology from all aspects of the UEG, and there’s more than enough war factories and fabricators out there to supply them.
> >
> > allow me to put it into perspective.
> > The Gen 1 Mjolnir armour was known to be incredibly expensive, that of an entire UNSC Battlegroup.
> > Where as because of the post wartime boom in economy and technology, the Gen 2’s have been designed to be more efficient and cheaper, for example, the Gen 2 air assault can be used by both augmented and non-augmented personal and the gear costs around the same as a pelican drop ship, still quite expensive, but not that of a battlegroup.
> >
> > Rather than having one set of armour that can do many things but isn’t great at them, for example the gen 1 pilot Armour, we now have multiple different armours that are amazing at specific tasks.
> > For example a Spartan-4 wearing the stinger variant of Mjolnir armour inside a Wasp V-TOL Would completely out preform a Spartan-2 wearing pilot in the same aircraft.
>
> Thats why i like armor sets like the marauder. It is not designed to do everything, but able to do anything, even if it is not perfect at that task. The problem i see within this new concept taht the unsc is building up to is to have specilist for everything. In a peace time this is possible cause the supplie ways can stay open. But in a war, and a warzone, a spartan 4 can easily get traped. And then? A stinger wearing spartan 4 will have by far more trouble to fight for surival then a spartan with all round armor.
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> Thats why i liked to wear in reach on my left side more armor then on my right. More defense on the enemy facing side. but still lighter than a full armor add up. It is better to have something and not to need it, than vice versa.
> ( butt still, 343 could have just swaped the names, but it does not afffect the games)

You’re talking about an individual Spartan here which back in the days of pre-reach, it would happen, but there’s more Spartan 4’s on the field than there was 3s, while that stinger is on the ground, he’s still armed, and has a better shielding and reactor than the older models, and much better comm’s equipment.
The armour of Spartan 4’s is much higher tech than those of the 2’s and 3’s, The point I’m making is, no matter what specification of Gen 1 Mjolnir is in the field, it won’t out perform a gen 2 of most specifications.
And while your Spartan 2 is getting overwhelmed, a group of Spartan 4’s will have been diverted to the stinger, Your Spartan 2 wouldn’t have such a luxury.
Looks? yes, Gen 1 takes the cake.
But for actual viability? Id rather be in the -Yoink!- in Gen 2 than the flimsier gen 1 Mjolnir’s.

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> > > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
> > > >
> > > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
> > > >
> > > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
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> > > Please take into account how canon is used to cover up bad design choices.
> >
> > If you want to talk about bad design choices, the entirety of halo reach would be a good example.
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> well reach got me into halo, so reach is the best game for me in most categories, but id like to hear why? i am curios :smiley:

Before Halo reach came out, there was a canonical book called “The fall of reach”
rather than doing the research, The creative director “Marcus Lehto” disregarded it completely and started from scratch.
So what happened next, was they created a game that was a walking, talking contradiction of already established canon.
And when questioned about it, Lehto went on to suggest that anything outside the games is something called “Supplementary canon” meaning that it doesn’t really matter, which obviously rustle the jimmies of many avid halo fans.

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> It can?!?! Source please. This sounds both interesting and unappealing.

Not necessarily. The Halo 5 description for the armor is likely referring to a variant adapted for unaugmented use. As for the helmet, it is most likely a similar case to the first generation Recon helmet, where it had a version designed for ODST personnel.

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> > > > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
> > > > >
> > > > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
> > > > >
> > > > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
> > > >
> > > > i know. Thats why i dont really understant it. the design and purpose was reshaped, but the gen 2 enforcer seams to be the new version. It has also the camera array for dierec feed into the battle net.
> > > > I mean, why make it this way. If they just switched the names of these armours, that could be the reason. :smiley: it was switched in an office and they just rolled with it.
> > >
> > > Look at it this way, patents change hands constantly and post-reach the production of Mjolnir has increased massively, It’s now alot easier and cost effective to design and produce armour for both enhanced and unenhanced personal.
> > >
> > > Having said that, it also means that there’s a huge demand for this kind of technology from all aspects of the UEG, and there’s more than enough war factories and fabricators out there to supply them.
> > >
> > > allow me to put it into perspective.
> > > The Gen 1 Mjolnir armour was known to be incredibly expensive, that of an entire UNSC Battlegroup.
> > > Where as because of the post wartime boom in economy and technology, the Gen 2’s have been designed to be more efficient and cheaper, for example, the Gen 2 air assault can be used by both augmented and non-augmented personal and the gear costs around the same as a pelican drop ship, still quite expensive, but not that of a battlegroup.
> > >
> > > Rather than having one set of armour that can do many things but isn’t great at them, for example the gen 1 pilot Armour, we now have multiple different armours that are amazing at specific tasks.
> > > For example a Spartan-4 wearing the stinger variant of Mjolnir armour inside a Wasp V-TOL Would completely out preform a Spartan-2 wearing pilot in the same aircraft.
> >
> > Thats why i like armor sets like the marauder. It is not designed to do everything, but able to do anything, even if it is not perfect at that task. The problem i see within this new concept taht the unsc is building up to is to have specilist for everything. In a peace time this is possible cause the supplie ways can stay open. But in a war, and a warzone, a spartan 4 can easily get traped. And then? A stinger wearing spartan 4 will have by far more trouble to fight for surival then a spartan with all round armor.
> >
> > Thats why i liked to wear in reach on my left side more armor then on my right. More defense on the enemy facing side. but still lighter than a full armor add up. It is better to have something and not to need it, than vice versa.
> > ( butt still, 343 could have just swaped the names, but it does not afffect the games)
>
> You’re talking about an individual Spartan here which back in the days of pre-reach, it would happen, but there’s more Spartan 4’s on the field than there was 3s, while that stinger is on the ground, he’s still armed, and has a better shielding and reactor than the older models, and much better comm’s equipment.
> The armour of Spartan 4’s is much higher tech than those of the 2’s and 3’s, The point I’m making is, no matter what specification of Gen 1 Mjolnir is in the field, it won’t out perform a gen 2 of most specifications.
> And while your Spartan 2 is getting overwhelmed, a group of Spartan 4’s will have been diverted to the stinger, Your Spartan 2 wouldn’t have such a luxury.
> Looks? yes, Gen 1 takes the cake.
> But for actual viability? Id rather be in the -Yoink!- in Gen 2 than the flimsier gen 1 Mjolnir’s.

I would not be so sure if the gen 2 tech is always better than gen 1. I mean the energy module in the protector armor is slimed down, than it was intended while the production. The stinger armor is the lightes, with the lightes armor plating. The gen 1 armors are more error resistant. The chalanger armor is needing always backup checks and far more maintance. This is a gen 2 armor.
I mean there is a hell of flaw with gen 1 systems. The amount of concntration, adatation and augmentation is by far higher than what a gen 2 suite needs. The gen 1 suite could not be scaled down in their responsivenes. second gen has this feature.

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> > > > > Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
> > > > >
> > > > > The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
> > > > >
> > > > > Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.
> > > >
> > > > Please take into account how canon is used to cover up bad design choices.
> > >
> > > If you want to talk about bad design choices, the entirety of halo reach would be a good example.
> >
> > well reach got me into halo, so reach is the best game for me in most categories, but id like to hear why? i am curios :smiley:
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> Before Halo reach came out, there was a canonical book called “The fall of reach”
> rather than doing the research, The creative director “Marcus Lehto” disregarded it completely and started from scratch.
> So what happened next, was they created a game that was a walking, talking contradiction of already established canon.
> And when questioned about it, Lehto went on to suggest that anything outside the games is something called “Supplementary canon” meaning that it doesn’t really matter, which obviously rustle the jimmies of many avid halo fans.

Yeah i know some things about this, but these issues where adressed in the new version “the fall of reach” …welll some…

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> Please take into account the differences in Gen 1 and Gen 2 Mjolnir, the Gen 1 variant originally designed by Chalybs Defense Solutions, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation.
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> The Gen 1 armour, which was jointly developed at the Beta-5 Division Ordnance Testing Facility and tested at Chalybs Testing Preserve, can provide the wearer with detailed, on-the-fly intelligence through secure transmissions that can bypass most Covenant security networks.
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> Sometime after the Fall of Reach, the Operator armour was taken over by the Naphtali Contractor Corporation, after the abandonment of all CDS facilities on Meridian, and was tested extensively with live fire exercises in the NCC’s abandoned shipyards on the outskirts of Abilene. Unlike its predecessor, it optimizes a Spartan for the operation and control of vehicles.

Dear lord where do you find this depth of lore?