Master Chief's Mjolnir Armour Full Breakdown (Halo)

[@Kenddamus]

When you mention the fact that normal humans can't use the spartan armor : there is actually a scene in the movie "The Fall of Reach" where you see a marine trying the Mark V armor. As soon as he moves his hands, it breaks due to the armor augmentation and the pain causes his whole body to contract, and thus the whole armor crushes him. Long sotry short, the marine died in a few seconds.

[@hiramaguilar4897]

Kenddamus what part

[@kcdodger]

That sounds different from the way the book did it. I remember the guy moving his arm and basically shattering it inside the suit, but I do not recall him dying.

[@Kenddamus]

It's when John tries the suit for the first time. I'd say it's almost at the end of the movie

[@cameronschmid4773]

Captain Lackwit Yeah, the armor moves so fast because it's built for the augmented Spartans. When the Marine tried it on, it thought he was going farther and shattered his entire arm and more

[@MrBioniclefan1]

Plus that wasn't the Mark V it was the Mark IV

[@xhunter121xgaming7]

A full suit of Mjolnir armor costs about as much as a destroyer.

[@ezramiller8936]

XHunter121X Gaming Keep in mind, the production cost of a destroyer built for space travel, with the second most expensive device humanity can create (slip space drive) second only to the armor exceeding this cost...

[@wardedthorn6523]

And it could tear a destroyer in half

[@thirstyboi7706]

@@wardedthorn6523 is it going to fly to it?

[@Matheus-ki9zo]

Tell that to the Covenant

[@billyvanilly4059]

Tell that to the covenant

[@bleachdrink5707]

That joke about halo dying made me sad 😭

[@stormclash7193]

Same

[@p0612n]

It made me laugh XD

[@dj1098s]

Bleach Drink Yeaaaaa... ITS NOT DYEING, done? Good

[@cianmac3934]

Djony Oliveira it's pretty much dead. 343 didn't listen and ruined it. I still play the 1-reach on my 360 but the new ones are terrible

[@p0612n]

+Jonothan Kolberg Same

[@TheRageEnterprise]

I'd just like to say that halo 2 anniversary chief model is the best

[@arc4859]

MaximumRageQuit I'd say Halo 4's is the best, but H2A is a close second.

[@blakebevan1941]

+Arc 48 i personally never liked the new art style chief, halo 3 is my favourite

[@Helljumper7200]

Reeeaction Gaming Same.. Halo 3 looks a lot better than H2A. Doesn't look as cartoony as H4 or H2A

[@arc4859]

kilAcez21 How the hell is halo 4's armor cartoony? If anything, the OG mark V and VI are cartoony considering how impractical they are.

[@TheCracka85]

kilAcez21 nah

[@anidiot4281]

Tell me why chief dies in 6 ft deep water puddles

[@LukeTheNotable]

because game balance.

[@Mr.KittensAndGibberish]

thinkgames 245 The water is lava.

[@hudsonk1racer]

because chief has an innate fear of water after nearly drowning as a baby, and has a heartattack the moment he sets foot in anything deeper than a few feet.

[@Mr.KittensAndGibberish]

Honestly, if his suit can withstand the vacuum of space, drowning won't be a problem. It's just a way to stop you from going out of bounds.

[@ezramiller8936]

thinkgames 245 Because that's where the Spartans natural predator lies... The kill barrier. They also wait under tall drops. They are entirely invisible...

[@bennyrayrillmann3676]

Perfect thumbnail perfect video length perfect channel lets go!

[@jackson9878]

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[@theclockworkman3578]

Gaming Yapper876 "Let's go" Fucking cringe

[@michaelpaz8226]

The Clockwork Man Allons-y!

[@taylorbsabinsky]

100th thumbs up to this comment

[@FordFan01]

Benny ray Rillmann Ha! 117 likes!

[@HELmusic]

Lets not let this distract you from the fact that Mr.krabs sold spongebob's soul for 62 cents

[@p3rhapz75]

gethin entertainment Correction-Mr.Krabs

[@bretmorris830]

gethin entertainment Spongebob's soul

[@jackson9878]

gethin entertainment if you're gonna copy a comment, at least get it right smh

[@gabehernandez2004]

Sick prick

[@braydendomanick1053]

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[@jclarkent3757]

You forgot to mention that the under layer of Mjolnir armor is hyper reactive to the user’s movements, accelerating and exaggerating them. The marine who tested the Spartan II’s armor was killed because he wasn’t strong enough to stand the layer’s reactions to his movements.

[@ReflexHalo]

Master Chief is cool.

[@jjs8426]

Yup

[@captainbigglesworth1062]

Cool and Gooooood

[@rentalsnake6542]

Halo is a pretty cool guy eh kills aliens and doesn't afraid of anything

[@haas1298]

Nathan Potter yep halo is definitely a cool guy

[@ev9554]

Hola

[@VeeZee777]

I'd like a Halo game focusing on the Marines. Think about it! How utterly terrifying it will be to fight anything other than a grunt!

[@ezramiller8936]

Albert Valenzuela I want them to scales us down too, so we can get an idea of how powerful and talk the Spartans and Covanant are.

[@Evan_Schaefering]

I guess y'all never played Halo 3: ODST

[@jpardoa94]

Evan Schaefering Odst are way more protected than a normal marine.

[@mrkoiboi8099]

Albert Valenzuela I mean in a way they did it with ODST

[@halomaster7131]

Reach LASO, congrats your now basically a marine

[@thegoatking9506]

The gell layer is probably a non newtonian fluid instead of a woven vest of stuff

[@_John_Smith_]

the goat king people are already trying to make this stuff. As far as I know a military is developing something called TALOS.

[@doctorpen9097]

iirc the TALOS Project is trying to develop a set of 'power armour' to help with lifting stuff. Not a gel layer beneath armour which makes the wearer able to survive a fall from space.

[@darknightx33x81]

Doctorpen Also, scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are developing a next-generation kind of armor called “liquid body armor.” It “transforms from liquid to solid in milliseconds when a magnetic field or electrical current is applied,” Totally didn't find the Talos suit by googling Talos suit 2017.

[@xproflipscarab]

to problem is forces acting on you can be dampened using armor like real life yes however a body in spartan armor traveling at terminal volocity hits the ground the armour stops yeah but the spartan doesn't the spartans body is going to carry on traveling that speed untill somthing stops it and that gel even if it could without smashing up the body the internal organs also want to carry on traveling at that speed .. im sure you get the picture . to break a fall you need to be slowed down at a deceleration rate that wont kill you and unless that gel inside the suit is squishy and big enough to slow down a spartan falling from orbit longer than a slit second of the impact (which is impossible) then a gel layer would not stop you from being subject to G's

[@spewks881]

I thought the most valuable part of the armor was the cockpiece. Guess I was wrong

[@legomaker10]

SuperSwags25 codpiece*

[@rodimusmaximus3912]

It probably is pretty pricey, the suits can jerk them off so it's got some complicated technology in there.

[@batman4852]

Fuck off, people. Everybody knows that's the fakest shit ever.

[@tyodertlg]

Batman 1 R/woooooosh

[@ccastle7836]

And yet its not waterproof

[@t-dawg5265]

It's waterproof in CE

[@xyharenamee9215]

Rip science, but why can it keep air in in space, but not in water? The future makes no sense...

[@elijahwatson3474]

the piano man 2000 Actually they been upgraded with systems that let you swim underwater.

[@elijahwatson3474]

Doctor D0M3 I knew that, Chief was simply "gliding" towards the ship since it was near. It was saying Spartan armors has been updated around Halo 2-4 that let Spartans swim underwater.

[@kuiperion9478]

c castle 來給我

[@Dexieboi2013]

Imagine, if they combined halo 4 with halo 2 anniversary, that might make for one badass looking armor

[@Mono_Person]

DexterousCobra Damn right it would!

[@flaquito6296]

DexterousCobra look at the new halo infinite reveal

[@dwizzy.34]

Luke TheNotable you are awesome! You seem to be the only Halo multi-player expert who appreciates the campaigns as well. Thank you for that.

[@robogamer117]

Finally! A Luke video! I know it's only been 1 week but it feels like it's been forever!

[@triggerhappym]

Correction: the black undersuit is not the gel layer. Immediately against the user's skin is a "moisture absorbing cloth suit and biomonitors that constantly adjust the suit's temperature and fit", on top of that is the pressurized gel layer, on top of that (in the Mark V and on) is "a weave of additional memory processor super conductor" which is how Mjolnir can support a smart AI along with the modifications to Chief's neural interface on the back of his head. Then on top of that we have the black undersuit which is composed of a "new reactive metal liquid crystal" which is what amplifies a Spartan's strength. The last external layer is the titanium alloy outer shell pieces. In the Mark V onward this is also where the shield emitters are held. On top of those green plates is the heat dispersing coating for added protection. All the above info was pulled from Eric Nylund's book The Fall of Reach

[@kyIethefish]

yep. pure black under suit looks way better than the colored ones.

[@n9nex19]

Actually, there is something like "biofoam" that was used in the Vietnamese war. It's called superglue, and was used to stop bleeding temporarily.

[@hightiernub1313]

You forgot to mention that the suit also has built in thrusters to maneuver in combat or generally in space.

[@raccdaddyy368]

Weeb's Gaming everybody knows that tho

[@TS-bh7hn]

Early 4 Life bungie purists dont

[@kaixlotl_7296]

Weeb's Gaming no that is an add on piece similar to the covenant adapted active camo and Promethean hardlight shield

[@zklpr4661]

Weeb's Gaming That is only for SIV armor. Chief is wearing SIV armor in halo 5.

[@idizzle6426]

THANK YOU for producing good content for every halo lover. Been a sub for a while now and I'm really seeing you put out great content while other halo channels are kinda dying out with the franchise. Stay strong my man

[@TheCxrrupt]

So dope, these videos are always so rich in content and aesthetically pleasing and very informative and explanatory

[@vishaalm5168]

I've seen many videos about the Spartan armor, but what about the Elite's armor?

[@kittylactose]

IIRC from the books, the armor itself is just complete shit without the energy shields.

[@DracoSafarius]

Yeah it's not all too strong if I remember right, only stopping like pistol rounds I think? Don't they only cover the surface of the armor with like a nanoweave layer or something, rest just basically not protective at all?

[@Orinslayer]

Everything but the armor itself is better than human tech, but the armor itself is pretty basic unless you are a zealot or high ranking.

[@lrballistics]

I think that since it's called biofoam, that it would only last for a certain amount of time until it dissolved into perhaps a liquid or some form of nutrients. If I recall correctly, in either Contact Harvest or the Fall of Reach, a marine says after using biofoam something along the lines of, "This will stop the bleeding but not forever...". This indicates that the biofoam would dissapate after a given amount of time. Thought of this after you explained the current biofoam-like project and biodegradable clay pidgeons popped up in my mind.

[@howardhairston8682]

The thing that I love about halo is how they plan litteraly plan everything out

[@xCobraCommanderx]

I always liked the way Chief looked in REACH the best.

[@diccchees7847]

i think the armour at 6:18 is the best looking mjolnir armour variant

[@deqnq1705]

I'd say mark 5 but I won't start a war on it

[@ManiacalMill]

@@deqnq1705 sorry to Necro this post. The armor is the Mark IV from Halo Wars (the 3D model is definitely from Halo Wars). iirc, it's virtually identical to Mark V, but canonically doesn't feature the shield system (though it does have shields in gameplay). To rephrase, as I understand it, Mark V is Mark IV upgraded with shields.

[@goldenhelmet3251]

Halo is the best

[@ryu411]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@raulito1384]

IronForce5 _ *the first 3 plus reach were the best

[@Slender_Man_186]

The first 6 games were the best.

[@Silver-bb4lt]

We're more than likely getting our standalone put out within the next couple of weeks. I'll keep you updated! And also, how about a video on missed opportunities? Like unique visors for each helmet in-game, or possibly just color sliders? It worked for the Fallout franchise. And maybe discuss a new armor system, too? I think helmet, visor color, chest, thigh, lower leg, l/r shoulders, gauntlets, and wrist/thigh cosmetics like in Reach. Maybe even let us select the gel under suit color. Eh, 343?

[@GAMERSGOTTAGAME13]

I liked Halo3 MasterChief's armor

[@1Delta3Grim7]

Oh. The thumbnail made me think you were gonna talk about the armor's design changes through each game. This was still cool though, mentioned small details I didn't know about. Definitely subscribing.

[@battlerifleproductions7840]

When ever I see someone spinning around in halo. Me: "You spin me right round baby, right round like a record baby right round, round."

[@feltydragon1712]

Luke the notable is the only really the only Halo KZbin I loved

[@Onyx-Tau]

When I first saw the thumbnail and title, I thought it was going to be about the different iteration that Chief's armor has gone through - Mk 5, Mk 6, and then whatever magic upgrade happened on the Forward Unto Dawn.

[@samtheman5138]

It actually weighs 1000 pounds. That fact is canon

[@ForzaDerpGuy]

Only with him in it, 300 pound spartan + 700 pound suit= 1000 spartan.

[@templariclegion2826]

Actually, the Military does have something for wounds right now. It's called Celox. Celox is a very good alternative to anything "biofoam" related. It helps the blood clot naturally so you don't have to worry about releasing the foam later.

[@hanayumoon1559]

xD "You get shot? Stick a tampon in there." I Laughed so loud

[@hoeraufist]

On the biofoam note. We do use something called quick-clot for serious wounds in combat. It doesn't work as well as the biofoam, but it will stop even arterial bleeding. Although, it's not comfy. It gets incredibly hot, enough to cause burns.

[@viadelhernandez8666]

Luke TheNotable, we do have something VERY similar in the Army since 2012 its called Quickclot Combat Gauze, which utilizes kaolin nanoparticles impregnated into gauze. It is designed to stop moderate to severe bleeding and stabilize a combat casualty. However, it is not a foam, and as gauze, it must be packed into the wound. An experimental foam developed in late 2012 by DARPA also bears many similarities to biofoam, as it is capable of packing combat wounds and halting internal bleeding.

[@evelynnlefay8058]

7:50 Damn thinking about Halo's fall from popularity kinda hurts my soul Luke

[@Cartoonicus]

Worst job in existence: "Bullet Proof Vest Tester"

[@kyIethefish]

6:17 Luke: "Now one of the most important layers of Mjolnir armor is.." Me: "the crotch protector!" Luke: "The layer of reactive metal liquid crystal." Me: "Oh.."

[@mblueblue1696]

I love the audible plug so much

[@lancecorporalyuri237unsc5]

*in space* : survive *in water* : **INSTANT DEATH**

[@Captianmex1C0]

On the topic of gel layers, some company made a type of gel layer that gets harder the more force is applied, so a punch will break your hand, and it's moldable, pretty sure that the weakness is lots of pressure applied to one small spot, so basically a single bullet will pass right through while something like an Automatic rifle will spread out the pressure throughout the gel, so very vunrable to snipers, very durable against An AR

[@aidenreiff2227]

This is what I love about Halo. Sure some things are preposterous, but there is also enough REAL information to apply logic and make it that much more believable in he future.

[@Moliminous]

aye i'm early as fucc boi. can i get a BONELESS set of master chief armor? DEAD ASS

[@diegonava7820]

Moliminous dead meme. L

[@terrellm7571]

L

[@zeroslit]

Moliminous no

[@xyharenamee9215]

Free Ls for you human...

[@kiwimarshall3937]

Didn't even die yet L

[@Adeloye1000]

I'm a fan of you brand of analysis of the halo universe

[@MostlyPonies1]

Soldiers have something called Quick Clot, it's a powdered clotting agent that you put into deep wounds. Works quickly to help stop bleeding.

[@Livshorts2016]

I miss these Halo Vids

[@novemberdawn8145]

There was a guy in the first few halo books who tested out a MJOLNIR gauntlet. The speed broke every bone in his arm, every time he moved it. Normal people can't use the armor, like you said.

[@jessecarman6147]

If there's one thing i love from the halo series that has never faltered out, it's the fact the mostly everything about the mjolnir armor is science based, meaning that, if scientests stop focusing on female genitals (joke), we could have this at around the same time their available in the game and novels. Even earlier if we have a lot of break throughs. Ain't science a cool thing?

[@daklr2501]

"Btw Chief can survive water"

[@NerdExplains]

Dr. Halsey didn't really implement anything that would make Spartan's survive in deep water actually lol. I mean in that clip he basically jumps in the water and would have drowned if the Gravemind didn't save him. Pretty big oversight...

[@gabe1550]

Nerd Punch His suit is sealed, if he can survive in the vacuum of space, he can survive in the water.

[@gabe1550]

Nerd Punch Also, if the gravemind wouldn’t have saved him, he would just sink to the bottom. He’d probably just have to walk to shore.

[@EurypharPelecanoides]

I'm pretty sure we were doing tests on something similar to bio-foam a good 5 years ago. The human immune system reacts strongly to chitin, so there was a cream type substance which would instantly clot a wound when applied to it. This was also very cheap since it was basically made of crushed prawns.

[@fredrikmack2984]

Love the Halo franchise banter

[@LusoiHardware]

LukeTheNotable, you forgot to mention that there is currently a way to stop blood loss in combat situations. I remember we had QuikClot combat gauze in the IFAK. Before that it was in powder form which its use was discontinued because of some of the drawbacks. In order to stop the bleeding a lot of the powder had to be poured on the wound.This would cause a production of heat from the reaction and may cause thermal burns. Another was the if there was a breeze the fine powder may get blown into the eyes causing ocular burns. If the person applying the powder decided to open the pack by tearing it open with their teeth they would get chemical burns around the mouth. Not good.

[@ezramiller8936]

The suit really just helps enhance what the augmentations already gave them to the fullest. Master chief was able to survive that fall not only because of the jell layer in his suit but because he has a ceramic mesh around his bones, making them nearly unbreakable. Them being tied into their suit through their nural net is great because they've got an augmentation increasing their reaction time and motor control by 300% Not to mention the muscle augmentation being boosted by the armors motor enhancement. Spartans really are the smarter, faster, and stronger

[@xproflipscarab]

but a impact caused by volocity is much more complicated due to yes armour bones and and the gel layer can all stop without breaking and the gel layer can of corse dampen the impact slightly but traveling at terminal volicity when the armor stops your body carries on traveling that fast untill it meets the armor then your organs keep traveling at that speed until they meet your bones and muscle. forces acted on an area yes easily warped and diverted but acceleration and deceleration are problems

[@mixmaster2909]

4:34 well actually during the Vietnam war medics and corpsman were issued superglue in the form of a spray that you could spray on serious wounds to stop the bleeding until the wound could be treated it’s not exactly biofoam but it served the same purpose

[@colonist7832]

We’re actually going to be get some really cool shit by 2021 in the Army. I’m excited for the new combat gear.

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

Specifically, spartan energy shielding was reverse-engineered and improved upon from jackal arm shields.

[@r3gret2079]

It should also be noted that the titanium composite also included ceramic to help strengthen the armor and to dissipate heat

[@liamriedmuller]

I'm finally starting to get good at Halo 5. Halo 4 is very different which is why i took some time getting used to the new weapons and how they operate as well as the different controller

[@guardiangaming3697]

There is a few references stating the cost of just ONE of those suits is as much as a ship in halo cannon. Which I'm sure finding that will be easier than the suit's cost in today's money, ultimately my rough estimate is 1.6 trillion in R&D and 5.5 Billion in a single suit, not to say other companies would have cheaper less effective suits mainly for Spartain III's and IV's as that is a much wider market for contract than Spartain II's. ODST armor is simulator to Spartain armor in a lot of different ways, but can be used by anyone. My idea of micro electronic-hydraulic enhancement suits similar to exo-suits but with finer detail such as improvements on grip, speed, stamina, and overall strength is also proven in cannon as well as Halo: Nightfall. The polarization of the protective glass/polymer is only unique to the ODST's which makes me think that a true Spartain helment sees not using a glass or a polymer rather a camera system that can enhance reflexes by having an AI of some classification or another predict the next move of an object which would further improve the soldier, unlike ODST's who had to rely on instinct rather than technology. The reason why you wouldn't notice the difference is because this is done fractions of a second faster than the time it takes light to travel even faster than what the image to video of today's tech is by using super highspeed cameras and a process that filters out stagnant and actice then uses velocity of that object to predict on screen and notices velocity changes and adjusts protective solutions, this is also why it can accurately judge shots of a weapon based on a predetermined model, and can learn based off of individual weapon and can adjust fire based off of minor variations of round trajectory and impact. This means that no standard computer can process, meaning the suit has a quantum computer built straight into the helmet, which explains further why AI can thrive in that suit VS. another suit. That quantum computer is probably located near the NSI located near the back of the head, major trauma could off-set the computer locking the suit or worse... if an AI is aboard the quantum computer wail such an impact has occurred or receive an AI after damage it could lead to faults within the program such as Cortana... expensive? Very. Tough? Only head on. (See what I did there?) Most of the stuff used in the power armor isn't currently known or used today, but what I can say is the suit has inspired people to try to make this suit, though the closest thing we will get to within our lifetime is the famed ODST armor. That's not including genetic enhancements... to completely answer it using rough estimates.

[@thenorthwestpreppers4457]

Got to be the most over powered, awesome battle suit in any fictional story!

[@sniper.93c14]

According to somewhere on Halo Nation, the Mjolnir Armour Suits, cost about as much as 10 Destroyers. That is for the whole Spartan 2s who survived to get the armour.

[@TookAllMyMeds]

I was thinking a nuke could stop him today but then remembered halo 4

[@tuz2160]

hiding in a fridge< hiding in cortana

[@FarSeeker8]

The military actually did have a powder (not a foam) that can go into wounds and stop bleeding. Whether it's stilling being used I don't know.

[@alext.9033]

Halo 2/3's armor is by far the most iconic!

[@dtgs4502]

I like to think that the undersuit weave is actually made out of carbon nanotubes. I'm not able to find anything on the ballistic properties because it's all body armor companies lying about what their armor is made out of, but they are definitely far stronger than kevlar or zylon. It's currently the only material that we could use to build a space elevator on Earth, and can only be produced in segments of a few centimeters until there's a new breakthrough..

[@novuhzz]

Nice video and when are you doing your next livestream or planning to do one?

[@isaacmoon6739]

Great, now I have more info for making my own mjolnir armor

[@solomonevans2734]

Halo 2 Chief is best Chief my opinion. The most nostalgic thing on Earth for me.

[@LegoStud9721]

I was actually gonna go crazy if u didn't upload a video

[@lrballistics]

Also going off topic to Red vs. Blue, Carolina says "Ya know these suits are supposed to have waste disposal, why don't you try it out?" Or something like that. Do you think waste disposal would be possible, and if so, how?

[@guikoi3101]

I a not sure if this is canon but I read somewhere that when the Mjolnir armor was first being tested a normal marine went in. The marine died because when he went to move the armor moved with such force it broke bones and ruptured organs, the pain caused the marine to spasm which worsened the damage.

[@toalutoriangaming]

Now let's not forget the most important part of the Spartan armor, which has been forgotten about in halo 5, the space diaper.

[@Scorpion122178]

I remember reading "The Fall of Reach" where it detailed a non spartan testing the armor and a slight twitch ended up breaking the Marines arm in 4 places.

[@JPmax4ever]

You and game theory made similar videos, I know this is old but y'all should team up!

[@pietzychannel]

We don't have bio foam but there is like a long cloth that you stick into the sound that has a clotting agent. It is in every first age kit issues to military.

[@tebhernandez]

AWESOME Vid. thanks for putting the work in.

[@jacobortiz1569]

Priceless suit, able to survive high temperature crashes and soak in plasma based rifles as well as survive in space with a complete vacuum sealed layer. *Drowns in fucking water*

[@elibigner2726]

If I recall correctly, it's stated in "The Fall of Reach" (I think that's the right book) that the Mark IV/Mark V Mjolnir armor cost as much as a UNSC super battleship to produce and maintain. I do not recall whether a currency value was associated with this or not. Take this info with a grain of salt and do with it what you will.

[@dmfdog]

Actually the bio foam is already real and is about to go to doctors for use. it instantly stops bleeding by working with the body and work with just a slab beef to stop the bleeding and can be washed or removed a minuted later depending on how severe it is.

[@andrewlr1225]

1 MIN LATER, RUSSIA HAS MADE AN INDESTRUCTIBLE SUIT THEY THANK LUKE THENOTABLE

[@Snubbs]

i think it's mentioned in one of the books that a mjolnir suit costs as much to make as a navy frigate. so, like, several trillion dollars, i'd imagine.

[@kennysoutherland9801]

That would be awesome if we could have that equipment.

[@Squeaky_Ben]

this was certainly interesting. Doubly so because I am studying biomedical engineering, so this is actually close to what my area of expertise is going to be.

[@peacy-bet-r6251]

Four years ago damn I’m no OG cause I’ve been watching since 2017 but damn it’s _a little quiet when he’s speaking in his older videos_

[@ia285]

Halo 4/5 master chief armour looks the coolest

[@REALMARCHINADER]

You actually do take fall damage on Halo 3. The height you can take fall damage on is just much higher than on CE

[@MyNameIsCornholio]

I don't remember where I saw it but I believe it costs the same as a frigate class starship in the unsc, however much that costs defiantly more than any one country today could afford

[@dougsmith6262]

But our troops used to all be issued some quick clot in their first aid kits. I thought that was similar to the bio foam. I never saw it used on anyone, fortunately, but we were told it will blind you if it got in your eyes.

[@namesomega3694]

Tbh his older armor from halo 2 & 3 looks so much better and overall more athletic looking as if it's actually made to run around and battle in war than his statuette looking newer armor

[@zphill248]

There have been multiple instances saying a full suit of Mjolnir armour is the price of a cruiser, or it could be a different type of space vessel

[@gentryfriend8304]

Cool video

[@Gillymonster18]

Now I know about MC's bones, muscles and reflexes...what about his brain? A big factor of impact would be his brain banging around inside his own skull. What did the Spartan projects do to help protect against that?

[@epicadventurestn]

It was explained by Spartan Buck that the suit of armor cost around the same as a UNSC star ship. I don't know how much those are in lore but that would be the comparison. Spartan$=UNSC ship$

[@ginjaninja1866]

I started watching this video when it had 117 likes.

[@GrampaPiggie]

Fall damage *IS* present in Halo 3. Small detail, but important.

[@Cullinane2010]

well. I don't think when the say "small space ship" what it narrows it down to a frigate. I mean, what constitutes as a Space ship? A large fighter? The average price of some of our most advanced fighter aircraft today easily extend past 100 Million dollars. Now since wars have been primarily been fought interplanetary in the Halo universe i think its fair to assume that things would evolve to similar values. So If some one today had a combat suit priced at least 120 Million, then I'd hope it'd do most of those things.