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All that is beside the point, though, since what I was trying to say (originally, anyway, though I did digress a bit into generic "magic path vs. science path") is that if you optimize your equipped gear without specifically limiting yourself to one path or the other, the optimal choice ends up being full magic. A wizard using space stations and factories is still a wizard, and I was kind of hoping to go for a more technological flavor on my character without needing to sacrifice power.
Between struggling to shove it through tight spaces, needing to keep it topped off with expensive exotic matter, and lacking the utility of attacks with homing or enemy/wall piercing qualities, the exo fighter is just far more inconvenient to use than magic for barely any benefit. Perhaps it's a more suitable choice for someone who doesn't spend so much time poking around in caves and tunnels.