The Combat Assistance Platform (CAP) is a modular exoskeleton or integrated support system designed to enhance physical capabilities, provide real-time tactical feedback, and automate complex combat maneuvers. It boosts the user’s strength, speed, and durability, while integrating with advanced weapon systems and defensive technologies.
Users of CAP systems are often elite soldiers, shock troopers, or high-risk operatives who rely on brute force, superior mobility, and raw power to dominate the battlefield. They are typically aggressive, relentless, and highly focused, favoring direct confrontations over subtle tactics.
To others, CAP users appear as towering, armored figures, their movements amplified by servo-assisted joints and reinforced hydraulic systems. They often emit the low, mechanical hum of high-powered actuators, with their limbs moving with a precision and force that exceeds human limits. When active, their armor may glow with the faint blue light of power conduits, vent heat through micro-grills, or crackle with energy as capacitors discharge.