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Name: Bryan Murgose

Age: 24

Race: Cyberneticly Enhanced Human - Caucasian

Gender: Male

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Side: Cyber

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• Optical Heads-Up-Display (O-HUD) - The O-HUD is a mass produced implant designed and created by CyborTech, one of the many companies contributing to the creation of Cybers. This enhancement is attached to the optical receptors in the eyes. This gives the user a basic HUD system, although the contents of each HUD implant may be customized by the user. This specific implant allows the user to view there own vital signs, ammunition, equipped weapons, targeting assistance and navigational way-points set by the user. An unobstructed view of close individuals allows the device to scan and detect their vital signs too, helpful to check if a friend (or foe) has a decreased or accelerated heartbeat.
  
• Heavy External Anti-Personnel Armour (EXO-ARMOR) - The Heavy External Anti-Personnel Armour, or EXO-ARMOR as it is commonly known, provides the user with a thick shell at the cost of maneuverability. Whilst majority of the cyberneticly enhanced population prefer the hidden 'Sub-Dermal' armour, which is concealed beneath the skin, users that require more resilience (usually members of the military) may choose the external variant instead.
  The armour is created by nano-machines within the blood exiting through pores in the skin, then melding together into a large suit of armour. The process for the machines exiting the skin takes a few seconds, and with the melding, requires roughly fifteen seconds of complete immobility before reaching a solid level (and anywhere between 30-50 if the user is moving).
  The armour is quite tough, able to withstand most non-armour piercing anti-personnel weapons, as well as certain explosives. The suit also has some level of heat resistance, but remaining in strong heat or fire is not advised. While the suit is rather heavy and slow, once the user starts moving momentum will carry them. The suit can reach speeds up to sixty kilometers per hour (37.28 mph) at full sprint. However this is also advised against, as once speed builds up it can become very difficult (and therefore dangerous) to slow down.
  
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