@GoldenEagle

Can you build an IMI Galeel @PINK

@PINK we have an unlimited supply of it! its through the air you genius! oh stupid people can be,

Great! Running out of ammunition is one of its specialties! @Pilotmario

So basically the plasma rifle is practically a flamethrower on steroids? @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

I know. It's the 4th state of matter. And mass is never destroyed, only conserved. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

Light infantry does comprise of most of your army, as we have encountered. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

@Pilotmario They have a fixed stance too. Which assists in recoil dispersal.

@Pilotmario and the rifles we give out aren't 90 Years old unlike Paternian And Northern Federation Soldiers. We have standard issue rifles. And they're standard issue because they're compatible with the wearer.

@Pilotmario You were probably fighting Light Infantry man. They wear light armor. Enough to save them from Grenades to deflecting bullets. They too have a complex armor system. The plasma gun we fire is one continues stream. Not Individual rounds. However that is optional in weapon configuration.

Then something in the suit is breaking, whether it be the actuators on the feet or the unit's joints. You can make them stronger, but it will eventually break from the force of several ounces of plasma accelerated from a gun. Assuming the plasma is 5 grams and fired at 2320m/s (Mach 7 at sea level at 32 degrees centigrade, it would generate 11.6 Newtons. In contrast, an M16 rifle fires a 4 gram projectile at 978m/s, creating a force of 4 Newtons. Although lightweight at a mass of 4kg depending on fittings, the M16 has low recoil due to the small projectile. The larger FN FAL battle rifle fires a 9.7 gram projectile at 840m/s, generating 8 Newtons. The FAL, in its standard configuration, is 4.3 kg.

Your gun therefore generates much more recoil than a standard issue rifle, and would be impractically heavy, even with power armor, unless integrated with the suit.

Also, many of your soldiers we fought forgo any armor whatsoever, feeling that doing so is cowardly since all it does is delay the inevitable result of death. However, they do wear camouflaged uniforms. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

@Pilotmario Mobility and Strength come first. Stamina is assisted genetically

@Pilotmario I'm not referring to the Biological Plasma.

Our training for combat does emphasize endurance and mobility over sheer strength, although they are not as physically strong as an Awwam soldier, they are not far behind. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

@Pilotmario as I said. The energy within the suit that is inflicted is transferred to the ground by Actuators Acting in the foot piece of the suit.

Oh yeah, he didn't do any cloning. Simply selective breeding, a technique as old as settled man itself. @PINK

Plasma has mass. Send plasma at high speed toward us, and the force of the plasma will act upon the weapon in the direction of you. The force of the plasma coming out of the weapon is equal to the force the weapon is acting upon the shooter. Force is the product of mass and acceleration. Acceleration is the change in velocity over time.

Having the suit become rigid will destroy the suit due to inflexibility. That is why trees will flex in high winds, in order to prevent breakage. This is also why modern artillery pieces have a recoil system that absorbs the force acted upon the piece through a counter-force in the form of the recoil buffer, as well as having the first shot dig it into the ground.

If the suit wasn't destroyed, then the suit and operator will be blown backwards some distance. You can use shock-absorbent materials, but some give will be needed.

Science, sir. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

@PINK Recoil is nearly Non-Existant in our plasma weapons. Only heavy weapons have it. which units don't use since they're highly inefficient. Rail guns however were a problem in the first ten designs and releases. It was fixed when the Weapon has a module that can choreograph suit structuring and Recoil. Basically the suit becomes hard when a shot is fired

Take it up with them man, also, recoil . . . a lot of it may become problematic. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation @Pilotmario

@PINK actually I never claimed to be able to clone. you seriously need to recheck your facts. I had this idea before ever joining the RP. ever single thing I said can be done in real life. know that. oh and they can fly. any major energy hit at a forward angle to them is immediately transferred to the ground. locks are in place when my soldiers are sniping or exploding enemy equipment with their under-hand cannons.

Umm, so, how OP are you? Cloning shit so they can be stronger. Even if the rounds don't penetrate, the energy imparted will most likely nock em' out . . . meaning they are basically dead. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

We have augmented body enhancements.
@PINK It also seems your soldiers are weak. and can literally be torn apart by one of my soldiers in a 1v2. heh.
@Pilotmario hmm. vehicle crews are another story. but we can say that they're light infantry. the so-called "power armor" is not actually clumsy. it has been refined through tens of decades, Paternian Soldiers are are infact thin and more mobile. which is something I will admit. yet Awwami soldiers are more physically fit.

Tankers of ours also use similar jump suits. @Pilotmario

Vehicle crews are issued with a non-ballistic crash helmet that is compatible with the outer shell of a standard Paternian Amry helmet. This is so that commanders can observe the battlefield hatches partially open and be given some level of protection. Our tankers are also issued padded fire-retardant jumpsuits, a fire-retardant hood, and machinist gloves that provide some level of protection against heat, sharp edges, and impact while allowing for greater tactile sensation and the manipulation of touchscreens.

In the field, while the crash helmet and gloves are retained, the jumpsuit arms are often tied around the waist for comfort. Soldiers are often wearing a T-shirt, tank top, or nothing at all. It is one of the few cases where women will retain their athletic brassiere as it will prevent their breasts from getting caught on something (It has happened before. Don't ask what or how.) However, not all women do this, especially those with flatter breasts.

Our tankers prefer comfort and dexterity over protection, and often use the minimum level required. After all, a tank isn't designed for comfort, although we do have intuitive layouts for things. Also, having excess amount of protective gear could be an issue when trying to evacuate a tank. @PINK

The power armor, while useful in open-field combat, proved clumsy in urban combat. Places where Paternian soldiers could crawl through easily could not be accessed by Awwam and Persian troops. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation