Though the sheer numbers of Missions she goes on means that the suit would be coming on and off quite a bit throughout her lifetime. It would also be a prime area for foul play and infection when outside of the suit.While it's true that it may be open to foul play, a neural link would be harder to take advantage of then your system, as unless they have the same brain patters as Samus, chances are tey won;t get much use from it. As for infections, hopefully the Chozo wouldn't mess up with the surgery.
Which could be accomplished by my scheme as well. Its a very dangerous thing to try to block body generated incoming signals to the brain. You could have a heart attack but you may never know and your body wouldn't be told how to properly respond. Now the armor should send hot/cold, touch, etc and not pain. I agree. Though blocking the signals for pain entirely would be bad idea. Yes, your method would work, but the link method would allow the suit's life support to get the full data and respond quickly to alleviate the situation. So if the user is experiencing a heart attack the suit could respond to that without the user ever needing to know.
Pretty much if the helmet part interacts with Samus more then just sight, smell, and hearing the hair would act as insulation and might mess up those features.Hmm, good point. But since it can be removed so easily and the armor continues to move I do think it's just to shield the head and provide the HUD.
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How does she go to the bathroom in a form fitting inner suit? Hmmmm, yeah I thought so.
As Cedric said, like astronauts do.
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