The Massifier is a top-of-the-line, state-of-the-art mass manipulating device.
It's primary function is decreasing the mass of any massive body by turning the particle's mass into negative mass. Low exposure reduces the mass of the body greatly, making it easier to change it's momentum. Prolonged exposure, however, results in negative net mass. What does this mean? Effectively, if it interacts with another massive object (i.e., collides) the resulting force applied to it won't follow the expected direction, but the opposing one. For example, jetpacks will not help the user fly, but will push it towards the ground. Violently.
It's highly unadvised to make physical contact with negative mass bodies.
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I guess people would have liked it, but it's not a big drawback.