Chinese Stealth Armor was Chinese-developed armor, deployed during the Resource Wars.
Gameplay[edit]
Chinese Stealth Armor was used by both the Crimson Dragoon troops and Black Ghost counterinsurgency squads during the Resource Wars.[1] The armor relies on light modulation technology to render its wearer virtually invisible.[1] The technology of which was the basis of the U.S. military's portable "Stealth Boy" units, discovered after reverse-engineering.[1][2]
Models[edit]
| Image | Name | Game |
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Chinese Stealth Armor | Operation: Anchorage
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Chinese Stealth Armor | Creation Club
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Chinese Stealth Armor | Fallout 76
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Chinese Stealth Armor | Fallout: New Vegas
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Notes[edit]
- NCR forces found and later misplaced two suits in a Hoover Dam storeroom containing radioactive waste. A terminal on the same level mentions the suits, and are marked as owned, incurring Karma loss when taken.[3]
- Several parts of the Chinese stealth armor can be seen around the X-13 Research Facility in Big MT.
Behind the Scenes[edit]
- Chinese Stealth Armor was planned for inclusion in Van Buren.
- In Sawyer's unofficial Fallout TTRPG, the Hei Gui Armor is described as the following:[4]
Hei Gui Armor (Body/Head)
Ingredients: ???
Tech Level: 9
Ballistic: ??? Bio: ??? Electric: ??? EMP: ??? Hard: ??? Heat: ???
The Chinese solution to invasion by U.S. forces in power armor was its Hei Gui stealth armor, worn by elite Chinese “Black Ghost” counterinsurgency/terror units. Not much was known about this armor, save that it had active camouflage systems as well as technology that enhanced reflexes and heightened perception. Hei Gui technology was the basis for the unstable “Stealth Boy” wrist units developed in the U.S.
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References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Creation Club loading screens: "Used by both the Crimson Dragoon troops and Black Ghost counterinsurgency squads during the Great War, Chinese Stealth Armor relies on light modulation technology to render its wearer virtually invisible. In fact, this technology was the basis for the U.S. military's portable "Stealth Boy" units."
- ↑ The Switchboard Terminal Entries; research terminal, > 2075 Dec 17: "American projects involving this technology (refer to "Stealth Boy") have merely reverse engineered captured Hei Gui suits."
- ↑ Hoover Dam Terminal Entries; Inventory terminal, No clue what these are: "Johnson, I've come across a crate with a couple of suits made of a material I don't even recognize. Do you know what the hell this is? Looks like pre-war tech to me. The eggheads we have down here are mostly glorified mechanics, so they just scratched their heads when I showed it to them."
- ↑ J.E. Sawyer's Fallout Role-Playing Game; Armor