[Chat Log] March 15, 2019

[Eugene]

And mitigation of lethal threats.

 

[Eugene]

I don't ever envision ACME fielding STUN suits for every single agent. It's a specialty tool for a specific purpose.

 

[Chase]

Also, when something does go wrong, takes several full teams to fix.

 

[Eugene]

The upkeep on the suits is also prohibitive. The 3 or 4 technicians for each fielded STUN just isn't practical any way you cut it.

 

[Carmen]

And the suits are not interchangeable?

 

[Eugene]

Between agents? No.

 

[Eugene]

There's parts commonality, but that's it.

 

[Chase]

I'd like for them to be more modular, there are parts where we can keep things one-size-fits-most, and then do minor adjustments elsewhere.

 

[Chase]

But for now, no. They have to be fitted on a per-agent basis.

 

[Carmen]

Modulation has a tendency to get messy.

 

[Chase]

But if done well, could be much more efficient.

 

[Eugene]

The technology from the entire STUN program is gradually filtering down to more general applications.