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Isaac's ID tag can be seen on the left of his chest while wearing the suit, but disappears when the RIG is upgraded.It closely resembles the Standard Astronaut RIG due to the fact that it is almost skin-tight and has a small projection system for holographic display. The Standard Engineer RIG is the most basic form of Resource Integration Gear available for engineers throughout the course of their employment.
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