Intergalactic Summit

Work suits, protection suits, raincoats, silic clothes, waterproofing techniques...

I know! The possibiltiies would be endless. Just imagine the places societies could go.

Experience is the best teacher, Miss Valate. And a proven cure against ignorance!

I wouldn't ever try to put on on though.

Aside from it being a poor fit for most roughly human sized individuals the rapid formation of late stage stomach cancers due to a lack of reactor shielding is a real turn off.

That said those advanced combat armours the SOE are something and look pretty safe.

Certainly. Many of the weapons and dropsuit produced by Republic based corporations and used by cloned soldiers was developed from mining equipment rather than advanced military technology.

I'm sure you will find scaled down variations of the the traditional light weight frames composed of the same friction and impact dampening materials that form a bio-hermetic membrane on the civilian markets for sporting use.

I would assume for personal safety of the user most things would have been removed like the augmented joint servo motors as god knows the human body isn't always particularly good at being forced past its natural limits by machines, integrated optical sensors, and expensive pigment ferro crystals. It would be fair to guess the 'All Eyes' AI-53 sensor system used for combat would be replaced with something less invasive and similar to that of your dropsuit so as to keep track of the users physical state.

I'm quite curious about how the NeverDry manages to stay..... well 'never dry' and if it uses and if it uses techniques similar to those employed in dropsuits... besides of course the obvious aesthetic benefits if I can convince her to wear them.

My money's on no... but it was worth a shot.

Technologies invented or used for military or industrial purposes tend to bleed down into the civilian sectors after all. In the case of Minmatar, it usually goes full circle. Military and industrial tech bleeding down to civilian sectors, which will then mutate it and add onto it into something that will then be applied in the military and industrial sector, and the cycle begins anew.

Yes, the suit does not have frames. We still use MTACs for whatever purposes the frames can be used for in the industrial sector e.g., heavy load lifting. And you are right about the sensor system. A similar, less invasive system is used not only to monitor the physical state of the user, but also other users when foreman mode is activated. A similar system used in fleet command. It also allows us to monitor environment changes such as temperature, toxin levels, radiation levels, etch, as well as allow for the usage of virtual tools such as the virtual calipers, weights, etc.

The most revolutionary system we currently have on our suits, however, is the tool-suit interfacing system. It acts similarly to the fitting system of dropsuits and ships. You attach additional tools to your suits, right at the ports, and the suit computer systems will interface and make it work. An example being the palm-mounted tractor beam and micro-thruster module for zero-g work.

Though since we are Minmatar, everything on this suit is moddable. Everything. I had personally fabricated a back-mounted tool-kit which includes pincer arms, arc welders, variable screwdrivers, multiple tractor-beam arms for suspension of material purposes and a blowtorch. I had also modified the suit itself to interface with my spinal socket.

As for the Neverdry, as I figure it, there's probably a highly porous layer under the shirt but with additionally material that greatly slows the rate of evaporation. Some variant of the microfluidic layer used in our suits. It probably won't be 'never dry' indefinitely, but it will stay wet for much longer periods of time compared to ordinary cotton clothes.

And your shoulder-pads don't serve the purely visual goal of making your figure look more imposing, commanding ?

I know you types, all huff puff ... rules, regulations ... punishments ...but no guts and no soul. Your ego would shrink by a lot, were you to do actual SpecOps fieldwork.

Ah damit, I'm again rambling about past times. Fedo droppings I have turned my back on.

Let it be known that I'm ordering every style of men's sizes when they become available, I don't know about you guys, but having a wet shirt makes me feel much more confident as a Capsuleer, it lets me feel like a real man.

What kind of designs do you think that men would like on their shirts?
Anyone could answer this, really.

I personally would like the Quafe signature, or perhaps my own face, as a colorful image.



Not sure if you've actually shared a drink with any Amarr, but they are pretty man-like in their ability to hold their liquor. And never Arm-wrestle a Gallante, JUST SAYING