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==Features== | ==Features== | ||
| β | H.E.M. Droids do not have a uniform slot, | + | H.E.M. Droids do not have a uniform slot. Instead, they have a battery slot which must contain a charged battery at all times or the droid will start taking damage. It is mechanically similar to running out of oxygen for a human or volatiles for a Zrilian. |
Due to batteries losing efficiency and discharge faster in cold environments, H.E.M. droids require much more power in them. Because of this, EVA suits are still recommended, and filling them with a high specific heat gas (like [[Pollutant|pollutants]]) is advisable. H.E.M. droids have built in night vision that is functionally equivalent to [[Night Vision Goggles]], although it comes with a higher power consumption. Night vision's effects can be rather hard on the eyes and can make it extremely difficult to tell colors apart. This can lead to many mishaps; construction, for example, becomes hindered, as it uses red, green and yellow to communicate connection status and build possibility. Because of this, the [[headlamp]] is still the recommended light source for personal hands-free use, and night vision should be considered an emergency alternative. | Due to batteries losing efficiency and discharge faster in cold environments, H.E.M. droids require much more power in them. Because of this, EVA suits are still recommended, and filling them with a high specific heat gas (like [[Pollutant|pollutants]]) is advisable. H.E.M. droids have built in night vision that is functionally equivalent to [[Night Vision Goggles]], although it comes with a higher power consumption. Night vision's effects can be rather hard on the eyes and can make it extremely difficult to tell colors apart. This can lead to many mishaps; construction, for example, becomes hindered, as it uses red, green and yellow to communicate connection status and build possibility. Because of this, the [[headlamp]] is still the recommended light source for personal hands-free use, and night vision should be considered an emergency alternative. | ||