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== Tactical Summary == |
== Tactical Summary == |
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Absorbs solid-type projectiles in the 5 to 15 mm range. |
Absorbs solid-type projectiles in the 5 to 15 mm range. |
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Revision as of 17:26, 8 August 2019
Tactical Summary
Absorbs solid-type projectiles in the 5 to 15 mm range.
Breaching will short out regulatory systems, making armor vulnerable by crystallizing the polymer layer.
Enough physical damage in crystalline state will shatter the polymer surface, rendering the armor useless.
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Developed in 2064 by Vanadium Tech Solutions, a subsidiary to Cayman Global. The armor was battle-proven during the Arica Cleansing, when oil-rig workers were caught behind enemy lines as the Russian-based Pravitel Syndicate Initiated a hostile takeover of the Chilean coast.
A suit of liquid armor protects its wearer from most forms of attack through a layer of DefenGel® cells, a special dilatant polymer gel that hardens immediately when impacted with sufficient force. Worn below is a special kevlar-ceramic weave that helps dissipate heat and residual force.
The DefenGel® polymer gel is encapsulated in a multitude of small, overlapping cells. This point-defense nature allows the immediate hardening of the gel to occur without any loss of mobility on the part of the wearer. A small field generator keeps the gel electrostatically stabilized, without which they would immediately crystallize.
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