No, you didn't. You're characters are FAR from normal. All of them are genetically superior to most human beings, thats on a higher level of ability. And most of you have strong points on that HIGHER level. You just get conditioning and training 6 years late, and enhancements even more so.
NANO's only difference is being made with much better tech, being enghanced and trained since birth, and nanites. They have a downside. They were purposely attempted to be purged of all emotion so they would be no more than emotionless emtpy weapons.
That's not possible. He wouldn't have been chosen for the Spartan program unless he was genetically superior in physical and mental ability. Believe me, I know. I can come up with a 253 word paragraph about how an Assault Rifle works off the top of my head, I think I know that fact.
I doubt it. Spartans are as much if not more about intelligence as they are about strength. There are lots of strong people out there, but not as many smart ones, and less smart AND strong ones. Stength and speed get a Spartan nowhere unless he can learn to use those in his training and innovate them on his own at a hyper accelterated rate.
The MA5B Assault Rifle is a gas-operated magazine fed weapon containing 60 rounds in each individual clip... In standard usage it fires 7.62mm armour piercing rounds, however these can be replaced with anti-infantry shredder and heavy infantry semi-explosive packages. The Assault Rifle can fire 15 rounds a second at it's best however it varies depending on the specific weapons effectiveness and the wielders ability to hold a high powered fully automatic hand held weapon with satisfactory effectiveness, as well as how quickly he, she, or it can reload. At close, and near medium distances the Assault Rifle has a very good stopping power, however it's inaccuracy makes it nearly useless at long and extreme distances. It can, if used sparingly, keep several troops behind cover for an extended period of time. While its power relies on it's fast rate of fire, at anything but minimal distances it's best used in short, and more importantly controlled bursts. The complexity and method the weapon uses to fire rounds and expell the casings is startling for a machine gun. This is due to the size and type of rounds the weapon fires. It can keep firing uninteruptted virtually forever without overheating or jamming.The MA5B is a uniquely advanced weapon in the fact that is houses a fully self-operating low-level computer. This computer, which communicates directly to the wielder through a small display panel on the top of the weapon shows the user how many rounds are left in his or her current clip, and the general direction of a chosen location or target or signature. This feature is very useful in the scaled down version of the MA5B class because in infiltration missions because it can keep everyone oriented to different critical points concerning he current operation in progress.
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Obviously.... But unfortunatly brains aren't going to get a Spartan half as far as her bronze will. Unless of course the brainy Spartan is armed with computer technology or some crap like that. PSH! Who needs brains >_>
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You can't learn as fast and as effectively as the Spartans did without a superior mental stamina. It's simple fact. Spartans learn fast, they learn effectively, and they learn on deeper levels.
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Herb? Oh dear lol. I highly doubt LF would indulge in such activities. >_> Don't currupt him with your medical cannibus ways! AH. Let us not compare Halo brains. Since my Halo brain is the ultimate. Alll my brain does is play Halo. And eat herb. Just kidding >_>
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