John Locke
V U L K A N
- Intent: To create a component for future weapon submissions
- Image Source: Star Wars Battlefront 2 | Wiki | Website
- Canon Link: N/a
- Permissions: N/a
- Primary Source:
- Manufacturer: Locke and Key Mechanics
- Affiliation: Locke and Key Mechanics
- Market Status: Closed
- Model: God-eye
- Modularity: No
- Production: Mass Produced
- Material: Electronics
- Able to be integrated into a gun at creation or added as an after-market upgrade.
- Allows the gun to transmit data directly to a visual interface such as a HUD or another type of computer.
- Can track the number of shots left in a weapon.
- Allows the view from the scope to be displayed on a screen or HUD
- Can be affixed to various scopes.
- Can prevent a weapon from being fired
- Can be built into a weapon, or attached as an aftermarket addition.
- Displays ammo count and weapon status on a hud or other electronic interfaces such as a datapad or computer.
- Can broadcast the target of the gun to a HUD or other electronics.
- Can prevent a weapon from being fired except by a properly authorised user.
- The god-eye is an addition to a weapon, it has no ability to damage by itself nor does it change the damage delivered by a weapon.
- The god-eye can easily be sliced or deactivated by a skilled enough slicer or gunsmith.
There were many handheld weapons out there, more than you could conceivably use in a single battle, than even the most hardcore soldier could hope to use in their entire career. Although Locke and Key were known contributors to that pile of weapons they were trying to do something different with the god-eye. Instead of producing one more weapon, the god-eye was a system designed to be installed into existing or new guns. Using a system of cameras, sensors and other electronic components the gun was able to transmit data to a user interface, be it a HUD or a datapad.
Ammunition count, targeting information and gun diagnostics, the system could feed them all to a user to allow them to make choices with the best information about their weapon. Able to pair with a HUD for better accuracy or to fire from the hip the god-eye wasn’t a world-changing weapon, it wasn’t a weapon that would shake up the market but a solid component to improve a fighter’s quality of life.
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