So, are the Arm cloned brains or full bodied pilots?
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So, are the Arm cloned brains or full bodied pilots?
this has been bothering me for awhile, are they brains in vats with mechanical bodies or are they little guys in a cockpits?
You'd still need more equipment for fullbodies, such as more space for the body, more nutrients, essentially scaling up most components required for a brain...
btw scientists have already managed to keep brains alive outside a body for several hours, and they did this decades ago in the 60's/70's with monkeys, and they managed to keep entire heads alive with no body, and they'd be blinking and trying to move. Has nobody seen the documentary about the head transplant where they attatched a second head to a dog and both heads where alive?
btw scientists have already managed to keep brains alive outside a body for several hours, and they did this decades ago in the 60's/70's with monkeys, and they managed to keep entire heads alive with no body, and they'd be blinking and trying to move. Has nobody seen the documentary about the head transplant where they attatched a second head to a dog and both heads where alive?
Clones yes, but it was also mentioned in the OTA ARM campain that there were also plenty of non-clone ARM civilians. (read the mission briefing for ARM mission 4)P3374H wrote:The arm warriors are all clones anyway...
While u never see the civilians in-game, the point is that their very existence is confirmed by the game.
somewhere in the fluff about spidArZZ they mention how arm managed to intergrate human nervous systems with spider brains or something, i can't remember specifics but it was the reason they gave for arm having it and not core. Also, if they are full bodies, fidos would be DAMN uncomfortable exosuits, and well... fleas.. That said the flea could easily be controlled by remote telemetry or something.
Well, they aren't exosuits, think about the scale of the game. The fidos and Trees are pretty close in size comparison (in both OTA and Spring) so one would have assume its more of a Battletech/EarthSiege style system, with a pilot in a cockpit. As for the spiders, think they would probably be using a genetically engineered nervous system intergrated with the motor control, not necissarily actually connected with the pilot. Anything that seperates the person from the body would go against ARM's reason for fighting the war.pintle wrote:somewhere in the fluff about spidArZZ they mention how arm managed to intergrate human nervous systems with spider brains or something, i can't remember specifics but it was the reason they gave for arm having it and not core. Also, if they are full bodies, fidos would be DAMN uncomfortable exosuits, and well... fleas.. That said the flea could easily be controlled by remote telemetry or something.