Nanosuit Soldier vs Spartan Supersoldier from Halo

Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 10:44 pm

Wow that is an un-answerable question because over a trillion angles from each side could be argued and proven. I say they team up and take them all down. An organism at war with itself is doomed.

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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:22 pm

poll?
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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 8:08 pm

Poll would be cool, see what everyone's personal preference is, because essentially that's the only thing separating the two.

Spartan: Heavy, great defence, strong, can make use of a cloaking ability

Nanosuit 2: lighter, probably faster, strong, great defence (possibly less than spartan), cloaking always available.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 8:50 am

hmmm

there are many variant of the MJOLNIR armor
each armor have different uses


if only they made a game called bungie vs crytek

http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Mjolnir

http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Armor_Permutations[different armors]


http://crysis.wikia.com/wiki/Nanosuit

http://crysis.wikia.com/wiki/Crynet_Nanosuit_2[crysis2 nano suit]
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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 11:39 pm

Oh goody goody. I get to be a geek for a few minutes.

Spartan II: Hands down. Here's a some food for thought.
The circuits in the MJOLNIR Armor are *thought* responsive.
A Spartan THINKS about what and how he wants to move next and he does. Near instantaneously.
All Spartans are trained to be the best of the best of the best. (Sir!) Lol

Hydrostatic Gel vs. Semi-organic nanoweave fiber technology.
Tough to to say honestly.
But how about this.
Lets consider how the armor ITSELF is a HUGE factor.
If MJOLNIRs Shield goes down, it still has a composite armor that at least deflects bullets and will probably hurt if u punched it.
if a Nanosuit gets disabled...its just a guy in a gimp outfit...

Spartans are biologically augmented and enhanced Supersoldiers. Enhanced skelature. Enhanced muscles. Enhanced hearing. Brain function. And btw they are like 7 feet tall.

For those that are saying, "the Nanosuit has stealth".

Ok...Spartans have motion tracksers...and any battle-hardened Spartan knows what crappy looking Active Camo looks like.
And a Sparran would hear someone sneaking up behind them...
Did i mention Spartan-IIs have SPI armor? Semi-Powered Infiltration Armor. Aka cloaking ability.

Spartan vs. Nanosuit guy...
Spartan wins 9 out of 10 times.

(Ive read all the Halo books, seen Halo Legends, played all 6 games im SO ready to geek spaz out.on someone)
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 9:42 am

And, Greamreaper 56, the Mark 5 Mjolnir armor weighs a thousand pounds or so, which would drastically slow the Spartan down not the other way around.


I know it weights over a ton but if you read the books a nurmal human would be crushed by the weight of the suit but a spartan is enhanced and can handle the preasure and the fastes spartan wich was Linda in suit can run at 55 mph and master chief could maintain a missile up his ass for sometimes while runing and still survived a guided missile directly head on and still survive with minor injuries wich a nanosuit soldier cant.


It was Kelly btw...Kelly was the fastest...

Linda was the best shot. The BEST Sniper/Spotter in one package.

But good argument. Wrong name.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 5:07 am

Oh goody goody. I get to be a geek for a few minutes.

Spartan II: Hands down. Here's a some food for thought.
The circuits in the MJOLNIR Armor are *thought* responsive.
A Spartan THINKS about what and how he wants to move next and he does. Near instantaneously.
All Spartans are trained to be the best of the best of the best. (Sir!) Lol

Hydrostatic Gel vs. Semi-organic nanoweave fiber technology.
Tough to to say honestly.
But how about this.
Lets consider how the armor ITSELF is a HUGE factor.
If MJOLNIRs Shield goes down, it still has a composite armor that at least deflects bullets and will probably hurt if u punched it.
if a Nanosuit gets disabled...its just a guy in a gimp outfit...

Spartans are biologically augmented and enhanced Supersoldiers. Enhanced skelature. Enhanced muscles. Enhanced hearing. Brain function. And btw they are like 7 feet tall.

For those that are saying, "the Nanosuit has stealth".

Ok...Spartans have motion tracksers...and any battle-hardened Spartan knows what crappy looking Active Camo looks like.
And a Sparran would hear someone sneaking up behind them...
Did i mention Spartan-IIs have SPI armor? Semi-Powered Infiltration Armor. Aka cloaking ability.

Spartan vs. Nanosuit guy...
Spartan wins 9 out of 10 times.

(Ive read all the Halo books, seen Halo Legends, played all 6 games im SO ready to geek spaz out.on someone)

And yet you die from stupid gun in game :). Also u cant hear someone sneaking in nanosuit, because footsteps sound is not present during cloak mode.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 10:25 am

Oh goody goody. I get to be a geek for a few minutes.

Spartan II: Hands down. Here's a some food for thought.
The circuits in the MJOLNIR Armor are *thought* responsive.
A Spartan THINKS about what and how he wants to move next and he does. Near instantaneously.
All Spartans are trained to be the best of the best of the best. (Sir!) Lol

Hydrostatic Gel vs. Semi-organic nanoweave fiber technology.
Tough to to say honestly.
But how about this.
Lets consider how the armor ITSELF is a HUGE factor.
If MJOLNIRs Shield goes down, it still has a composite armor that at least deflects bullets and will probably hurt if u punched it.
if a Nanosuit gets disabled...its just a guy in a gimp outfit...

Spartans are biologically augmented and enhanced Supersoldiers. Enhanced skelature. Enhanced muscles. Enhanced hearing. Brain function. And btw they are like 7 feet tall.

For those that are saying, "the Nanosuit has stealth".

Ok...Spartans have motion tracksers...and any battle-hardened Spartan knows what crappy looking Active Camo looks like.
And a Sparran would hear someone sneaking up behind them...
Did i mention Spartan-IIs have SPI armor? Semi-Powered Infiltration Armor. Aka cloaking ability.

Spartan vs. Nanosuit guy...
Spartan wins 9 out of 10 times.

(Ive read all the Halo books, seen Halo Legends, played all 6 games im SO ready to geek spaz out.on someone)

So Bungie had 0 originality for the creation of the SPARTANs. Nice. There's a **** shock.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 8:23 am

uh...0009, a few pointers there

nuber 1: we are comparing the armors/suits not the soldier within it.

secondly, Mijolnir armor might be thought responsive but the nanosuit is actually PART of the soldier who wears it (it integrates with the nervous system), your argument about which armor responds best is fallacious.

furthermore, If the nanosuit armor is disabled yes what you have left is a soldier whereas without shields a Spartan still has an armor to rely on BUT if the Mark VI armor malfunctions or runs out of juice (see halo 3) it is basically a VERY expensive locked up coffin. Aside for the "calibration tool" issue in warhead the Nanosuit does not malfunction nor it runs out of juice.

also Spartan III have SPI armor not Spartan II

also, punching a hole in a Mijolnir armor means the armor is going to have a hole there until it is repaired by a technician, a Nanosuit is self repairing and it heals the owner even without having to refuel the biofoam containers
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 6:50 am

Yes. S-IIIs DO have SPI armor. But it CAN.be fitted to S-IIs. (See Novel "Ghosts of Onyx")

And honestly ur "out of juice" argument cuts both ways.

MJOLNIR Armor has a small nuclear power plant that runs it. Doesn't run out of juice, like ever.

Nanosuit has very short time duration and limitations to what it CAN do and WHEN.

As some people are saying the Nanosuit has AA Batteries when compared to the power source of MJOLNIR Armor.

And furthermore, as a side note. Whatever dunce said that Spartan would drown in the local swimming pool is...misinformed. Whoever said that must be a bad gamer. Yes. U drown in puddle of water in the MULTIPLAYER. Go play Halo 2 Campaign or even Halo 3 Campaign.

A Spartan has air reserves in their suit. Its also compartmentilized...they can breathe in space. And in water.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 5:16 am

remember when they're set too: Halo is set 500 years into the future while crysis 2 is only 12 years away.

so there's obvious technical progression going on here and that makes sense.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 11:29 am

Oh goody goody. I get to be a geek for a few minutes.

Spartan II: Hands down. Here's a some food for thought.
The circuits in the MJOLNIR Armor are *thought* responsive.
A Spartan THINKS about what and how he wants to move next and he does. Near instantaneously.
All Spartans are trained to be the best of the best of the best. (Sir!) Lol

Hydrostatic Gel vs. Semi-organic nanoweave fiber technology.
Tough to to say honestly.
But how about this.
Lets consider how the armor ITSELF is a HUGE factor.
If MJOLNIRs Shield goes down, it still has a composite armor that at least deflects bullets and will probably hurt if u punched it.
if a Nanosuit gets disabled...its just a guy in a gimp outfit...

Spartans are biologically augmented and enhanced Supersoldiers. Enhanced skelature. Enhanced muscles. Enhanced hearing. Brain function. And btw they are like 7 feet tall.

For those that are saying, "the Nanosuit has stealth".

Ok...Spartans have motion tracksers...and any battle-hardened Spartan knows what crappy looking Active Camo looks like.
And a Sparran would hear someone sneaking up behind them...
Did i mention Spartan-IIs have SPI armor? Semi-Powered Infiltration Armor. Aka cloaking ability.

Spartan vs. Nanosuit guy...
Spartan wins 9 out of 10 times.

(Ive read all the Halo books, seen Halo Legends, played all 6 games im SO ready to geek spaz out.on someone)
Your forgetting also the fact that there are disruptor grenades. Which could damage the motion detectors.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 8:16 am

Yes. S-IIIs DO have SPI armor. But it CAN.be fitted to S-IIs. (See Novel "Ghosts of Onyx")

And honestly ur "out of juice" argument cuts both ways.

MJOLNIR Armor has a small nuclear power plant that runs it. Doesn't run out of juice, like ever.

Nanosuit has very short time duration and limitations to what it CAN do and WHEN.

As some people are saying the Nanosuit has AA Batteries when compared to the power source of MJOLNIR Armor.

And furthermore, as a side note. Whatever dunce said that Spartan would drown in the local swimming pool is...misinformed. Whoever said that must be a bad gamer. Yes. U drown in puddle of water in the MULTIPLAYER. Go play Halo 2 Campaign or even Halo 3 Campaign.

A Spartan has air reserves in their suit. Its also compartmentilized...they can breathe in space. And in water.

no you are not understanding my point, what I mean is that if the power supply of the Mark V/VI fails then the armor is useless and it basically becomes a coffin. The nanosuit even without power will A: recharge on its own and B: will not trap the user within it. Yes the Nanosuit is less power efficient...we know as much.

Also, a SPI armor is far inferior to the Mijolnir, we are talking solely about the Mijolnir..yes I know about Ghosts of Onyx and for god's sake the guy (who was he, Fred?) died because he was moronic enough to actually wear a SPI in place of his Mijolnir -headdesks several times-


it is also beyond arguing that the Nanosuit has far more efficient healing and self repairing systems
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 3:28 am

Yes. S-IIIs DO have SPI armor. But it CAN.be fitted to S-IIs. (See Novel "Ghosts of Onyx")

And honestly ur "out of juice" argument cuts both ways.

MJOLNIR Armor has a small nuclear power plant that runs it. Doesn't run out of juice, like ever.

Nanosuit has very short time duration and limitations to what it CAN do and WHEN.

As some people are saying the Nanosuit has AA Batteries when compared to the power source of MJOLNIR Armor.

And furthermore, as a side note. Whatever dunce said that Spartan would drown in the local swimming pool is...misinformed. Whoever said that must be a bad gamer. Yes. U drown in puddle of water in the MULTIPLAYER. Go play Halo 2 Campaign or even Halo 3 Campaign.

A Spartan has air reserves in their suit. Its also compartmentilized...they can breathe in space. And in water.

no you are not understanding my point, what I mean is that if the power supply of the Mark V/VI fails then the armor is useless and it basically becomes a coffin. The nanosuit even without power will A: recharge on its own and B: will not trap the user within it. Yes the Nanosuit is less power efficient...we know as much.

Also, a SPI armor is far inferior to the Mijolnir, we are talking solely about the Mijolnir..yes I know about Ghosts of Onyx and for god's sake the guy (who was he, Fred?) died because he was moronic enough to actually wear a SPI in place of his Mijolnir -headdesks several times-


it is also beyond arguing that the Nanosuit has far more efficient healing and self repairing systems

Okay, how do you think the suit regenerates? USING POWER. It isn't magic, there are little nano robots that run on power to heal you and regenerate. There are separate power sources for recharging and modes. And there are modules that allow you to attach SPI aka cloaking features to the MJOLNIR. Also, if there was a combat situation where their power failed, both would be screwed. If someone hit a Spartan enough to get through to his fusion reactor, then he'd be dead anyway. If the Nanosuit was dead, it is still pretty heavy and without power is a just a fancy costume that's as strong as standard issue Kevlar, which we all know that in video games kevlar doesn't do ****. Gameplay wise Bungie nerfed the MJOLNIR armor big time, but based on lore it can kick all sorts of ass, Ceph and Covenant.

Once again, I would still pick the Nanosuit over the MJOLNIR because it wouldn't break every bone in my body.

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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 8:34 pm

Let's look at it this way now.

Nano vs Covenant and MJOLNIR vs Ceph

MJOLNIR would have no trouble now that it doesn't have to deal with shields and sticky nades. Would also shatter the ice rounds the Ceph uses.

Nano would get screwed. Grunts and Jackals would fall pretty easily, but Brutes and Elites, the Nanosuit would be torn to shreds. Halo rifles (set in 2552) can barely scratch the energy shields, and now we have 2023 tech going against plasma. First, Crysis tech wouldn't even hurt Elites and Brutes, second, the Covenant is using superheated plasma bursts as opposed to the Ceph's flying icicles. The Nanosuit would melt in nanoseconds (yay for puns). At least the MJOLNIR without shields was designed with some protection against plasma.

I still love both suits, lores, and games, and I'm sure most do as well. So stop arguing and get your wallets out for CRYSIS 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 12:00 pm

yes the nanites run out of power...which recharges so they can keep working just like the powercells of the Mijolnir's shield systems. Yet the Biofoam that "heals" a spartan is limited...my point is that the chances of a mijolnir locking upon you (power failure or whatever else)is higher than the nanosuit crapping out on you because a mijolnir is technically a miniaturized mech.

Also, Biofoam does NOT heal...it just stops bleedouts...the Nanosuit heals and self repairs
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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 11:18 pm

Tell that.... to the Ceph
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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 11:34 pm

Tell that.... to the Ceph

hehehe
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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:40 pm

Hi there,

as you can read in my name I a BIG Halo Fan.

I think both suits have there pros and cons

TH MJOLNIR V has its shield and the armor itself (there are several layers, the armor didn't have any shield beforce Mk. V).
The MJOLNIR gives the user always the ability of being stronger, faster etc. but it can't cloak by itself only with module or the SPI. The nanosuit only has limited energy that needs to regenerate.

But the MJOLNIR only a super soldier can wear who had genetic operations when he was 16 years old (better muscles, cheramic bones etc.) the nanosuit everyone can wear.

I don't really know what happens if energy fails. I think (don't know read some books but not all yet) the MJOLNIR can still be moved but without the enhancements of strength, speed, etc. but it needs more strength to move it (no problem as the user is stronger as normal ppl ^^). The Nanosuit would just be a nice suit without any enhancements, just as already said a kevlar suit.

One point for the MJOLNIR in energy is that his energy does not go out (fusion reactor) and the nanosuit always needs to regenerate. But I think if energy does not go out for both (good energymanagement in Nanosuit) then it will be a tie. None will really win.

For my self, as I am no super soldier I would take the nanosuit. Else I would take the MJOLNIR looks pretty cool and I like that I will weight about half a ton. So anyone should try to move me ^^.

Correct me if I am wrong in some things.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 12:01 pm

if you played Halo 3 you would know that if the Mijolnir shuts down then it locks up trapping the wearer (opening scene of halo 3)

The Mijolnir is actually a miniaturized mech. Mark 1 and 2 were ACTUAL mechs (small ones but mechs non the less)....no power = no moving
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Post » Fri Feb 11, 2011 10:08 pm

The Mjolnir suit only locks itself so John could survive the fall. The suits power didn't fail for if it had, suit pressurization would've failed and John would be toast. Plus, he was in shock from the fall.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 11:50 am

lol this is literally the funniest debate ever. People are getting so technical over this stuff.

All i know is that i prefer Crysis over Gaylo any day..

Soo i def have to go with nanosuit
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 2:34 am

How about a new debate?

Covenant VS Ceph!

Two ugly aliens that could possibly be cousins.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 11:30 am

Flood would win. Those things almost never die.
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Post » Sat Feb 12, 2011 4:47 am

MJOLNIR armor basically has armor mode, strength mode and speed mode on at all times if you go by the books. Not to mention the ridiculous augmentations that made Spartan IIs stronger in terms of muscle strength as well as durability, made them react ridiculously quick, enhanced their sense of sight and hand eye coordination etc. Chances are pretty good that they would still be able to pick out the Nanosuit even in cloak mode.

I'm going with a Spartan II.
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