...Geez, and they call me a mad scientist. It's been a minute since I've had competition!
And yes, of course. I'll give you a dev kit and a few spare alpha-stage prototypes. I wasn't sure if you'd want to dabble with them - even with all the advantages of hard-light technology given Kaiba, I2, and Leo Corp's arms races in the field, hardlight armor still isn't nearly as potent as a proper suit of physical materials. It does save on bulk and power, of course - projection fields tend to be simpler for energy consumption than full actuator suites - but even still there are some downsides when compared to a classic suit of titanium alloy, or some magnesium-aluminum composites.
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Date: 2025-05-17 07:43 pm (UTC)...Geez, and they call me a mad scientist. It's been a minute since I've had competition!
And yes, of course. I'll give you a dev kit and a few spare alpha-stage prototypes. I wasn't sure if you'd want to dabble with them - even with all the advantages of hard-light technology given Kaiba, I2, and Leo Corp's arms races in the field, hardlight armor still isn't nearly as potent as a proper suit of physical materials. It does save on bulk and power, of course - projection fields tend to be simpler for energy consumption than full actuator suites - but even still there are some downsides when compared to a classic suit of titanium alloy, or some magnesium-aluminum composites.