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This begs the question, how is it possible for nanomachines (the explanation 343 Industries relied on when explaining the design changes on the armor) to create a built-in thruster into a Mark VI, knowing that such specific armor feature that was previously present in a variant of the Mark IV needs specific materials. If nanomachines can provide armor features using basic materials, then what's the point of having different defense contractors making armor variants? Might as well let the MJOLNIR have functionality of a Crynet Nanosuit. Seems like 343 Industries, or Frankie, is stretching the concept of nanomachines a bit too far. — [[User:Hacame|<span style="color:#6699FF; font-family:Futura; font-size:14px; font-weight:bold;">Ha</span>]][[User talk:Hacame|<span style="color:#6699FF; font-family:Futura; font-size:14px; font-weight:bold;">came</span>]] 03:32, 5 August 2013 (EDT) | This begs the question, how is it possible for nanomachines (the explanation 343 Industries relied on when explaining the design changes on the armor) to create a built-in thruster into a Mark VI, knowing that such specific armor feature that was previously present in a variant of the Mark IV needs specific materials. If nanomachines can provide armor features using basic materials, then what's the point of having different defense contractors making armor variants? Might as well let the MJOLNIR have functionality of a Crynet Nanosuit. Seems like 343 Industries, or Frankie, is stretching the concept of nanomachines a bit too far. — [[User:Hacame|<span style="color:#6699FF; font-family:Futura; font-size:14px; font-weight:bold;">Ha</span>]][[User talk:Hacame|<span style="color:#6699FF; font-family:Futura; font-size:14px; font-weight:bold;">came</span>]] 03:32, 5 August 2013 (EDT) | ||