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==Development and History== | ==Development and History== | ||
The sealed helmet features a hyper-wave link for cleaner craft interactions and a mouth piece that retains a multi-port for use with older [[Tarasque-class heavy fighter]]s and [[Gigas-class fighter-bomber]]s. The more compact deltoid | The sealed helmet features a hyper-wave link for cleaner craft interactions and a mouth piece that retains a multi-port for use with older [[Tarasque-class heavy fighter]]s and [[Gigas-class fighter-bomber]]s. The more compact deltoid armor has less of an impact on the elite's range of motion in the cramped compartments of subluminal space craft and reduces overall fatigue in multi-phase interdiction missions. The less cumbersome cage utilizes aligned composites to postpone the onset of fatigue and the explicit primary environment multi-port is less restrictive than older helmet multi-port.<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''' Armor Description</ref> | ||
It's likely the | It's likely the armor of choice for [[Sangheili]] [[Seraph]] pilots or [[Banshee]] pilots and it is obviously [[Vacuum Suit|environmentally sealed]], in case the wearer must abandon ship or is in a vacuum for any other reason. Its sealed nature would likely help the Sangheili not to inhale any [[Flood]] spores when the Flood infest the atmosphere. | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
Revision as of 20:05, April 27, 2010
The Flight Harness is a harness for the Elites. It features a dynamic, recharging Energy Shield and is structurally very similar to the Elite Assault Harness. It bears minimal changes when compared to the Assault Harness, most of which are on the helmet.
Development and History
The sealed helmet features a hyper-wave link for cleaner craft interactions and a mouth piece that retains a multi-port for use with older Tarasque-class heavy fighters and Gigas-class fighter-bombers. The more compact deltoid armor has less of an impact on the elite's range of motion in the cramped compartments of subluminal space craft and reduces overall fatigue in multi-phase interdiction missions. The less cumbersome cage utilizes aligned composites to postpone the onset of fatigue and the explicit primary environment multi-port is less restrictive than older helmet multi-port.[1]
It's likely the armor of choice for Sangheili Seraph pilots or Banshee pilots and it is obviously environmentally sealed, in case the wearer must abandon ship or is in a vacuum for any other reason. Its sealed nature would likely help the Sangheili not to inhale any Flood spores when the Flood infest the atmosphere.
Characteristics
Helmet Characteristics
Unlock: Complete the Halo 3 Campaign on Heroic or Legendary difficulty.
Eye pieces are thinner, flatter, and are a light-sided blue or cyan instead of yellow and are farther back in the helmet than that of the Assault Harness and Combat Harness variant of armor. The reason of being back farther along the helmet is akin in usage to that of EVA, as it is used in space. It features a pair of joined conspicuous gray circular plates located at the rear of the helmet, and a flexible neck guard, which is most likely vacuum sealed.
Mandible guards are larger, feature bolts, and are fused together with a chin guard. Missing neck rings at the back of the neck. The helmet is more angular and shorter. Missing articulation lights at the back of the helmet by the cheek bone. The helmet has a pyramid shape if viewed from a certain angle.
Deltoid Protection Characteristics
Unlock: Complete The Ark on Heroic difficulty.
The Deltoid Protection is truncated and has a circular device at its center. This may be to reduce drag for flight, and the device may be the power source or the air tank.
Thoracic Cage Characteristics
Unlock: Complete Tsavo Highway on Heroic difficulty.
The Thoracic Cage features an "I" shaped metal plate with a series of V shaped blue/cyan lights running down its length.
Gallery
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A player with the Elite Flight Harness during an Oddball match
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Assault and Flight Harness fronts compared
- EAA and EFA 3.jpg
Assault and Flight Harness side comparison
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The Flight Harness, in action
