I am setting up an armour display from weakest to strongest for Unleashed. ...
Leather -> Gold -> Chainmail -> Steel Leaf > Iron -> Steel -> _> Thaumcraft -> Bronze -> Diamond -> Nanosuit -> Quantum Suit -> Power armour
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If you run NEI searches on "chest" or "boots" and the like, you'll find the ones you're missing. Off the top of my head, there's Invar Armor, Composite Armor, that orange hazard/hazmat suit from IC2 (the boots for it are the Rubber Boots, fyi). There's a set of Mud Armor from Biomes o' Plenty, and 3-4 more Twilight Forest armors: Ironwood, Nagascale and Fiery, I believe (though Nagascale only has two pieces to the set), plus the still-WIP "Knightsmetal" (or something like that) Armor. And there are two types of Thaumcraft armor -- the Thaumic Armor, and the Thaumaturgist Robes. I play DW20, so I don't have Dartcraft, but I suspect there's some absurdly overpowered armor in there, too *troll-ducks*.
Secondly, is there a way to link to separate AE systems using wireless access points as hotspots and chaining them together? I want to hook wire my base together which is 400x400 or so with out running cables everywhere.
Theoretically, yes, but not the way you describe: The
only way to transmit an AE signal wirelessly from one AE block to another is with a pair of Quantum-Entangled Singularities, the top-tier tech of an already late-game mod. You place one Singularity in an expensive multiblock structure near your main network, and then you build another expensive multiblock to house the destination Singularity. Power 'em up, and both multiblocks are linked as if they were connected by ME Cable (over any distance, even across dimensions).
Practically, though, the Singularities method is incredibly expensive, and generally worth the cost only when the distances are huge. That being said, you do have a pretty big base, so if you have the resources, you could do something cool like build a pair of them and stick them at opposite ends... although, whether this is "worth" it is an open question. Running cables across a 400x400 base is time consuming, expensive, and energy-hungry. Singularities are even MORE expensive, and (probably) even MORE energy-hungry... but they're a lot cooler (and you can always dismantle one and move it somewhere else if you later make a base in another dimension).
Gregtech without turning anything off is scary. Im so lost. I usually turn it to easy mode but I didnt this time and its like woooooah. 1.6.2. ;-;
Don't panic. Stay where you are. Resist the urge to vacuum implode anything. I'm scrambling a rescue squadron of MPS fighter jets and EE2 alchemists; hold on just a little longer...!
