Second was sufficient mobility. Surviving an attack was only the first step. The second required powerful mobility to ensure follow-up damage output and escape capabilities. Only then could he perfectly execute the strategic doctrine of retreating when the enemy was strong, attacking when they tired, and pursuing when they retreated.
Third was comprehensive offensive measures. Uncertain if the enemy possessed bulletproof equipment, Su Mo could only incorporate a few preliminary ideas. For instance, he wanted a mechanism to fire swift poison needles, forcing the target into a rapid, deep sleep. Or a flamethrower port that combined concentrated fire with gasoline to burn straight through enemy defensive lines. If there was enough space, he even wanted to install a grenade launcher—ideally one capable of unleashing a sweeping, carpet-bombing barrage.
"Based on these three points, if I build them separately, I'll need a shield, a pair of multi-functional shoes, and various weapons.
