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originally posted in:Halo Archive
1/24/2015 7:59:50 PM
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I have a question. So spartons muscles are geneticaly modify so their strong, but their suits (im not even going to try to spell it) increase their reaction time between thier brain and the suit. So dosent that render their muscles kinda mute? I mean, their not moving the suit,isnt the suit is moving them? Or do spartons still need the muscle?
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There - talking about a place usually.. (The Spartans are over there) Their - shows possession of something.. (The Spartans carry their weapons with pride) They're - honestly the most confusing version, but actually a conjunction for "they are".. (I love Spartans, they're awesome!).. ((If you can replace this version of there/their/they're with "they are", then you know for sure it is "they're")) ;)
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Tanx 4 da spelen lezen ;)
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Lol! Sorry... I couldn't help it
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[quote]I have a question. So spartons muscles are geneticaly modify so their strong[/quote]That's incorrect. They are given a thyroid implant that increases muscle mass and density. [quote]So dosent that render their muscles kinda mute? I mean, their not moving the suit,isnt the suit is moving them? Or do spartons still need the muscle?[/quote]No, they are moving the suit. The brain sends an electrical signal to the suit that causes the crystal-gel layer to snap into alignment based on the signal sent. In effect, a slow movement is going to be slower than a fast movement. Plus, the increased muscle helps in them not snapping their bones in half.
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My stuipid question is stuipid i guess
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Not at all.
