Feb 23, 2024 · It feels like Gen 3 should have been gen 2, and gen 2 should have been gen 3. In cannon look wise, gen 3 looks less advanced compared to gen 2. Gen 2 looks more refined in sense in that new micro technologies allows parts to be combined, requiring less bulk in turn making a more form fitting suit.

Sep 3, 2022 · For GEN-1 MK V, it was x3 (strength) and x5 (speed/reflexes) Small correction, it was a 2x boost For GEN-2, the armour seemed much more useful to S-IVs, boosting them to a level comparable to the IIs in GEN-2, indicating that it gave them a larger strength and speed boost whilst keeping the S-IIs at their GEN-1 levels.

Then the post 5 events wore the Gen 3 itself down. MJOLNIR still got routine maintenance for Gen 1 and 2, just they were done with simpiler tools and processes. It could go a year without major maintenance yes, but so did the Gen 3. Most of Gen 3s life has been so high speed they likely never had the basics readily available.

Aug 8, 2020 · The abilities might be out of gameplay but it doesn't mean that the Spartans can't use them, since they are all just dependant on thrusters which Gen 3 still has. As far how Gen 3 is better, probably better stat boosts, armor, shielding. Gen 2 was noted to have 'minimal performance improvements' from Gen 1, so Gen 3 is likely going to be a ...

Feb 7, 2024 · Gen 2 and Gen 3 were meant to be a common platform, the service-wide standard on which every Mjolnir variant is built. The jump from Gen 2 to Gen 3 is more like the old Mark progression, but instead of creating one new and better variant, the goal was to upgrade the whole Mjolnir system so any variant could be improved.

Mar 28, 2022 · With GEN1 MJOLNIR, the Mark system was used to designate differences with the armor and denote improvements since, at that point, it was the only platform on offer. With how far the armor has come in the 3rd generation, V, VI and VII all perform pretty similarly.

May 8, 2021 · Gen 3 Mjolnir So, apparently Gen 3 is a more marked improvement over Gen 2? How does that make sense with Gen 2 allowing S-IVs to compete with S-IIs, and what other improvements does Gen 3 actually provide?

Jun 12, 2021 · 4 months after Halo 5's ending in 2559, ONI's Materials Group GEN 3, which include three main features: permanent active camo, though the user has to be stationary or else they'd overload the panels; the Grapple Hook as seen in gameplay; and SPDR, AI counter-intrusion methods which when you're fighting/running from a group of AI that turned ...

Nov 4, 2021 · The Mark VII is from GEN 1 the prototype is the one Naomi uses. GEN 2 uses some technology from the Mark VII, some Suits were issued but was too costly that they never were mass produced. Spartan-IVs can use GEN 3 and this is were the Mark VII finally saw use, being the testbed.

Apr 29, 2024 · It also seems to borrow Gen 2's higher range of motion. Gen 1 in general had a lot of places where the armor plating got in the way of motion, to the extent that it clips a lot in gameplay. Gen 2 doesn't have this problem as much because of the size and spacing of the plating; shoulder pauldrons are also lifted off the arm more.