Mark VI(A) MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor: Difference between revisions
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'''Unlock''': Unlock the [[Spartan Officer]] achievement | The helmet has one small visor that resembles a pair of sunglasses, rather than the typical [[MJOLNIR]] visor. The mouth-guard appears longer and thicker with an added "hole" in the center of the mouthpiece, it seems that it is actually part of the helmet rather then an add-on otherwise it wouldn't be classified as a separate variant. The top of the helmet, which has been mistaken for the "stealth" helmet, is much more rounded as well. The mouth guard rounds, shapes, and cups into a circular black piece in front of the mouth that forms the aforementioned "hole". This helmet also lacks room for a human chin, similar to the Scout helmet. It is unknown how Spartans are able to wear this helmet due to it's odd shape. | ||
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Revision as of 14:16, August 2, 2010
The Mark VI(A) MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor, otherwise known as the Rogue, is a privately manufactured variant of the MJOLNIR Mark VI armor.[1]
Development and History
The Mark VI(A) armor was the first of many "privatized" variants, manufactured by private industrial firms. With the fall of the Outer Colonies, the UNSC called upon private industries to manufacture classified war material.[1]
Characteristics
Unlock: Unlock the Spartan Officer achievement is only obtainable through online multiplayer.
The helmet has one small visor that resembles a pair of sunglasses, rather than the typical MJOLNIR visor. The mouth-guard appears longer and thicker with an added "hole" in the center of the mouthpiece, it seems that it is actually part of the helmet rather then an add-on otherwise it wouldn't be classified as a separate variant. The top of the helmet, which has been mistaken for the "stealth" helmet, is much more rounded as well. The mouth guard rounds, shapes, and cups into a circular black piece in front of the mouth that forms the aforementioned "hole". This helmet also lacks room for a human chin, similar to the Scout helmet. It is unknown how Spartans are able to wear this helmet due to it's odd shape.
