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Didn't see anyone post this so I'll share my favorite art piece. 

 

http://th02.deviantart.net/fs50/300W/i/2009/341/e/3/Rites_of_Battle_by_john_johnson.jpg

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It wouldn't be too far of a stretch for constant power armor uses to have some interface ports/implants; though it just doesn't...feel..right with what we know of the background.

 

Still, its nothing like the Black Carapace. Maybe they're just lifesign monitors for when the lady pictured above is fully suited up. Something less...Astartes, either way.

It wouldn't be too far of a stretch for constant power armor uses to have some interface ports/implants; though it just doesn't...feel..right with what we know of the background.

 

Still, its nothing like the Black Carapace. Maybe they're just lifesign monitors for when the lady pictured above is fully suited up. Something less...Astartes, either way.

This is how I always imagined it. I don't think I have ever read a description of how how power armor works for humans but to me, it would need some sort of connection. In my mind I see it as smaller jacks at the base of the neck, one on either side of the spine. Two more would be where the spine meets the pelvis and probably another specialized jack on each wrist to interface with any weapon held.

 

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If ADB ever gets around to writing an Adepta Sororitas story like he keeps hinting at, maybe we could talk him into describing how PA interfaces without the black carapace. :wink:

Edited by Jacinda

One of my favourites.  A simple one, but good nonetheless.

 

http://www.coldsteelwarriors.com/sororita_change_poster.png

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Neural interfaces for working the Power Armour always made sense to me, if marines need them to use theirs why wouldn't normal humans?

Marines get all kinds of sensory feedback from their armour that Sisters canonically don't receive.

 

I imagine that the Marines also get a HP metre on their HUD, while Sisters don't.

 

Neural interfaces for working the Power Armour always made sense to me, if marines need them to use theirs why wouldn't normal humans?

Marines get all kinds of sensory feedback from their armour that Sisters canonically don't receive.

 

True, true, but I imagine they'd still be needed to more effectively use the suit. The armour may not buff their strength to the same degree as the Astartes variants but the neural implants would help control the fibre bundles so the sisters can move normally without being impeded by the armour's weight, if you see what I mean? :mellow.:

Edited by SanguiniusReborn

Yes, but if you have neural bundles/connections for one thing, there's absolutely no reason not to have them for everything.

 

Which is why I suspect that they wear a bodysuit that detects muscles tensing in preparation to move and mimics them in the armour.

... which would tie in to the fluff (descirbing that the black carapace makes the power armour move slightly better)- marines have those neural ports to get every edge possible - even as minute as the difference between a neural input to a muscle allowing the armour to move along with it, or the pre-movement muscle tension pickup that a bodysuit can pick up.

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