I've always questioned the Omni-tool technology and how it actually works. I don't understand how they actually just spawn the omni-tool without some sort of device on their arm. Maybe there's a very small device on the arm that spawns the Onmi-tool? The codex does say that the Omni-tool is pretty old technology, but it is still widely used for many purposes.
Going onto Medi-Gels: How do Medi-Gels work? It's some sort of scanning effect that happens on the person using it, and it patches up wounds and does other good stuff. But how does this holographic effect work much like Tech armor or the Omni-tool? How is it interactive upon flesh or objects?
The Omni-Tool Technology and Medi-Gels....
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 03:30
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AFAIK Omni-Tools have an implant inside the arm which projects the Omni-Tool hologram.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 03:33
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Doesn't that hurt? And how would people activate the omni-tool without some sort of switch on kind of mechanism?
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 03:41
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johnnythao89 wrote...
Doesn't that hurt?
Why would it?
And how would people activate the omni-tool without some sort of switch on kind of mechanism?
It could be activated via brainwaves.
As for medigel, we already know how that works.
It heals various wounds and ailments, instantly sealing injuries against infection and allowing for rapid healing by having the gel grip tight to flesh until subjected to a frequency of ultrasound. It is sealable against liquids - most notably blood - as well as contaminants and gases.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 03:56
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Also medigel is made from various medicines and adhesive supplies. As said in the Codex......
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 03:57
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o Ventus wrote...
johnnythao89 wrote...
Doesn't that hurt?
Why would it?And how would people activate the omni-tool without some sort of switch on kind of mechanism?
It could be activated via brainwaves.
As for medigel, we already know how that works.It heals various wounds and ailments, instantly sealing injuries against infection and allowing for rapid healing by having the gel grip tight to flesh until subjected to a frequency of ultrasound. It is sealable against liquids - most notably blood - as well as contaminants and gases.
Although it is a gel, how is it properly dispensed around the body?
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:00
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It is spread across the Flesh wound in a liquid form cleanses the wound and effectively seals it shut from infection and other dangers...
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:00
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What amazes me is that they have built in fabricators. Enough to devise field repairs and create small parts.
This is even more amazing tech than the mass relays.
This is even more amazing tech than the mass relays.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:01
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Some kind of proximity sensor? Or implants - as the haptic adaptive interface codex entry says the finger implants necessary to use them are quite common.Doesn't that hurt? And how would people activate the omni-tool without some sort of switch on kind of mechanism?
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:03
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The weird thing is, is that the omni-tool is able to cast stuff from it like it's storing stuff in it and can just summon stuff like a wand.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:08
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johnnythao89 wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
johnnythao89 wrote...
Doesn't that hurt?
Why would it?And how would people activate the omni-tool without some sort of switch on kind of mechanism?
It could be activated via brainwaves.
As for medigel, we already know how that works.It heals various wounds and ailments, instantly sealing injuries against infection and allowing for rapid healing by having the gel grip tight to flesh until subjected to a frequency of ultrasound. It is sealable against liquids - most notably blood - as well as contaminants and gases.
Although it is a gel, how is it properly dispensed around the body?
The suit that characters wear is pocketed with dispensers, as per ME2. This contradicts the actual clothing of certain characters, but I see that as more of a design decision than a strictly lore adherent one.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:10
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StreetMagic wrote...
What amazes me is that they have built in fabricators. Enough to devise field repairs and create small parts.
This is even more amazing tech than the mass relays.
Only from parts that are used in the fabrication process. Like, taking tin and copper and making bronze. It isn't like they can magically transmogrify materials into existence.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:11
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o Ventus wrote...
johnnythao89 wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
johnnythao89 wrote...
Doesn't that hurt?
Why would it?And how would people activate the omni-tool without some sort of switch on kind of mechanism?
It could be activated via brainwaves.
As for medigel, we already know how that works.It heals various wounds and ailments, instantly sealing injuries against infection and allowing for rapid healing by having the gel grip tight to flesh until subjected to a frequency of ultrasound. It is sealable against liquids - most notably blood - as well as contaminants and gases.
Although it is a gel, how is it properly dispensed around the body?
The suit that characters wear is pocketed with dispensers, as per ME2. This contradicts the actual clothing of certain characters, but I see that as more of a design decision than a strictly lore adherent one.
Maybe that's why your squadmated only trust Shepard with Medi-gels. And yeah, ME2 does explain and show that about the dispensers that you mention it.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:12
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o Ventus wrote...
johnnythao89 wrote...
Although it is a gel, how is it properly dispensed around the body?
The suit that characters wear is pocketed with dispensers, as per ME2. This contradicts the actual clothing of certain characters, but I see that as more of a design decision than a strictly lore adherent one.
Yeah, I can see that with Tali, maybe Miranda. Not really with Jack.
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 04:28
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Space magic/contrivance of gameplay.
Take your pick
Take your pick
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 05:21
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Steelcan wrote...
Space magic/contrivance of gameplay.
Take your pick
I really hate it when cool things are left unexplained
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Posté 09 août 2013 - 05:57
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As far as I interpreted the Omni Tool is a force field hologram/implant that is assecentially a smart phone with multiple apps. Like the switchblade app for killing reapers
I believe scientists are already on their way towards medi gel
http://kotaku.com/59...t like-medi gel
I believe scientists are already on their way towards medi gel
http://kotaku.com/59...t like-medi gel
Modifié par Scorpion1O1, 09 août 2013 - 05:59 .
