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* ''Magazine/PrivateEye''[='s=] owner and longtime editor Peter Cook one led a raid on the ''Mirror'' offices at a time when Maxwell had tried to force the magazine off the newsstands (and succeeded with WH Smith, a large British newsagents chain). He and some cohorts, including current editor Ian Hislop, convinced the doorman and security at the Mirror offices that they were there to see Robert Maxwell. They used this to vandalize Maxwell's office, steal the master copy of a planned spoof ''Not Private Eye'' smear-job piece Maxwell had been producing (they had previously sent the journalists involved with the project a case of whisky, with predictable results), order a champagne lunch to be delivered at Maxwell's expense, and, finally, very drunk, phoning Maxwell personally in New York and saying "guess where we are".

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* ''Magazine/PrivateEye''[='s=] owner and longtime editor Peter Cook one once led a raid on the ''Mirror'' offices at a time when Maxwell had tried to force the magazine off the newsstands (and succeeded with WH Smith, a large British newsagents chain). He and some cohorts, including current editor Ian Hislop, convinced the doorman and security at the Mirror offices that they were there to see Robert Maxwell. They used this to vandalize Maxwell's office, steal the master copy of a planned spoof ''Not Private Eye'' smear-job piece Maxwell had been producing (they had previously sent the journalists involved with the project a case of whisky, with predictable results), order a champagne lunch to be delivered at Maxwell's expense, and, finally, very drunk, phoning Maxwell personally in New York and saying "guess where we are".
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* The final showdown of Creator/JohnWoo's ''Film/TheKiller'' has the bad guys [[TheSiege launching an assault]] upon the church that served as the title character's primary place of refuge and peace. And just to drive home the point that the church is no longer a sanctuary for him or his love interest, at one point during the shootout, one of the bad guys uses a shotgun to [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic blow the church's centerpiece, the statue of Mary, to smithereens]].

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* The final showdown of Creator/JohnWoo's ''Film/TheKiller'' ''Film/TheKiller1989'' has the bad guys [[TheSiege launching an assault]] upon the church that served as the title character's primary place of refuge and peace. And just to drive home the point that the church is no longer a sanctuary for him or his love interest, at one point during the shootout, one of the bad guys uses a shotgun to [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic blow the church's centerpiece, the statue of Mary, to smithereens]].
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** Used for ironic purposes in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand Batman: Cataclysm]]''. Every Waynetech building survived the titular giant earthquake because Bruce Wayne made sure all his building were quake-proofed. Unfortunately, the Batcave and Wayne Manor were not.

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** Used for ironic purposes in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand Batman: Cataclysm]]''.''ComicBook/BatmanCataclysm''. Every Waynetech building survived the titular giant earthquake because Bruce Wayne made sure all his building were quake-proofed. Unfortunately, the Batcave and Wayne Manor were not.
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**A downplayed example in Chapter 15, wherein during an argument with Lex, Tak is suddenly hit with the worrisome realization that with the small army of [=DIRs=] at his disposal, he's effectively taken over her base during the course of their partnership.
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** ''Film/ANewHope'' features a straight example and inversion simultaneously, with the Death Star coming after the base on Yavin IV and the Rebels attacking to stop it. In the EU, the Imperial counterattack stretched out into a months-long [[TheSiege siege]] during which the Rebels evacuated in stages.

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** ''Film/ANewHope'' features a straight example and inversion simultaneously, plays with the trope, with the Death Star coming after the base on Yavin IV and the Rebels attacking to stop it. In the EU, the Imperial counterattack stretched out into a months-long [[TheSiege siege]] during which the Rebels evacuated in stages.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': Hilariously subverted in "Agony of a Witch", when the Emperor's Coven attempts to attack the titular house to arrest Eda, only for [[BewareTheSillyOnes Hooty]] to [[CurbStompBattle wipe the floor with them]]. A season later in "Edge of the World", they attack again while Hooty is away with Luz and King to meet the Titan Trappers; "O Titan, Where Art Thou" reveals that while they failed to capture Eda or [[spoiler: [[HeelFaceTurn Lilith]]]], they were still forced to flee, allowing the Coven to ransack the house, leaving it empty and unused again until the end of the GrandFinale.

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Hilariously subverted in "Agony of a Witch", when the Emperor's Coven attempts to attack the titular house to arrest Eda, only for [[BewareTheSillyOnes Hooty]] to [[CurbStompBattle wipe the floor with them]]. A season later in "Edge of the World", they attack again while Hooty is away with Luz and King to meet the Titan Trappers; "O Titan, Where Art Thou" reveals that while they failed to capture Eda or [[spoiler: [[HeelFaceTurn Lilith]]]], they were still forced to flee, allowing the Coven to ransack the house, leaving it empty and unused again until the end of the GrandFinale.GrandFinale.
** In "Labyrinth Runners", the Emperor's Coven raids Hexside in order to force all the students to join a coven ahead of the Day of Unity, leading to the students [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight and teachers]] fighting back against them and eventually managing to drive them into retreat.
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**Chapter 14 starts with Aldrich giving Iggins control of an AttackDrone, which he uses to attack the Membrane house and Zim and Tak's bases, which quickly transitions to a HighAltitudeBattle as all three factions fight back.
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* ''VideoGame/CriminalCase'':
**In the penultimate case of ''VideoGame/CriminalCaseMysteriesOfThePast'', the Flying Squad's airship is stormed by [[spoiler:[[MayorPain Mayor Lawson's]] henchmen]] to arrest the team for being part of LaResistance, forcing the Flying Squad to seek refuge in Lady Highmore's manor for the remaining portion of the game.
**In the final case of ''VideoGame/CriminalCaseTheConspiracy'', the police department are forced to flee the precinct after the BigBad's army storms it during their city-wide attack, requiring to continue the investigation in another more run-down and destroyed precinct for the rest of the case.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': Hilariously subverted in "Agony of a Witch", when the Emperor's Coven attempts to attack the titular house to arrest Eda, only for [[BewareTheSillyOnes Hooty]] to [[CurbStompBattle wipe the floor with them]]. A season later in "Edge of the World", they attack again while Hooty is away with Luz and King to meet the Titan Trappers; "O Titan, Where Art Thou" reveals that while they failed to capture Eda or [[spoiler: [[HeelFaceTurn Lilith]]]], they were still forced to flee, allowing the Coven to ransack the house, leaving it empty and unused again until the end of the GrandFinale.

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* ''Fanfic/InvaderZimABadThingNeverEnds'':

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**In Chapter 13, Tak and Lex launch a full-scale assault on Zim's base to try and [[spoiler: steal [[LivingMacGuffin Minimoose]]]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'' in one episode had Francis the school bully kick out Timmy Turner and his parents out of their own house through sheer brutal force and enjoy the the house for himself. Timmy then had to learn martial arts to take back the house.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'' in one episode had Francis the school bully kick out Timmy Turner and his parents out of their own house through sheer brutal force and enjoy the the house for himself. Timmy then had to learn martial arts to take back the house. In another episode, Timmy destroyed Vicky's home out of spite but this severely backfires on him when Vicky decides to move in with his family and Timmy gets kicked out of his room and forced to sleep outside in a doghouse (chain attached).
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** In Chapter 12, Tak attacks the Membrane house in an attempt to recover her ship.
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** In ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand2SixGoldenCoins'', Wario has taken over Mario's castle.

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** In ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand2SixGoldenCoins'', Wario has taken over Mario's castle.castle while he was off saving Daisy in the first ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand''.



** Happens in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU'', where instead of Peach getting taken to Bowser's Castle, Mario and co. are flung out her castle and have to make their way back there.

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** Happens in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU'', where instead of Peach getting taken to Bowser's Castle, Mario and co. are flung out her castle and have to make their way back there. By the time you make it back to the castle at the end of the game, Bowser and the Koopalings have already taken it over and turned it into the game's LethalLavaLand world.
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* ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' episode "Wine and Roses" opens with a flashback set following [[spoiler: the fall of Walter White's meth empire]] at the end of ''Series/BreakingBad'' where an unidentified group of people with moving trucks raid [[spoiler: Saul's mansion]] taking down [[spoiler: Saul's]] belongings that he bought with drug money. They are not shown to be wearing any police badges or uniforms and even discard a black book of Saul's contacts, so they are most likely repo men sent to seize [[spoiler:Saul's]] belongings to pay his debts owed to a bank stemming from the high cost of the mansion.

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* ''[[Fanfic/AFutureOfFriendshipAHistoryOfHate A Future of Friendship, A History of Hate]]'': In Episode 2, after [[BigBad Ruinate]] manages to [[TheWorfEffect defeat the Princesses and Mane Six]], he has his shadow wraiths [[DemonicPossession possess]] the Royal Guard and then sets up shop in the royal castle.

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* ''[[Fanfic/AFutureOfFriendshipAHistoryOfHate A Future of Friendship, A History of Hate]]'': ''Fanfic/AFutureOfFriendshipAHistoryOfHate'': In Episode 2, after [[BigBad Ruinate]] manages to [[TheWorfEffect defeat the Princesses and Mane Six]], he has his shadow wraiths [[DemonicPossession possess]] the Royal Guard and then sets up shop in the royal castle.


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* ''Fanfic/InvaderZimABadThingNeverEnds'':
**In Chapter 2, Zim and [[QuirkyMinibossSquad his minions]] launch a day-long siege of the Membrane house to try and breach its defenses.
**In Chapter 6, Tak announces her return to Earth by attacking Zim's base, intending to kill him and his minions and take control of the base for herself as a replacement for her nearly defunct Deelishus Weenie base.
**In Chapter 8, Zim returns the favor by ordering his minions to assault Tak's base in an attempt to kill her.
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** Chapter 33 of ''R2'' sees the Decepticons attacking [[HomeBase Horai Island]] with the Damocles, intending to wipe out the Autobots and Black Knights once and for all. [[spoiler: They [[NearVillainVictory nearly succeed]] before Optimus is [[BackFromTheDead revived]] by the Forge of Souls Prime in a [[CameBackStrong more powerful form]], after which he protects the island with the Skyboom Shield and destroys the Damocles with the Star Saber, causing the Decepticons to flee.]]
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* ''VideoGame/BoundByBlades'' have this happening after the third boss. You destroy the monster and triumphantly return to your village... only to realize it has been razed to the ground, the citizens gone and your mentor missing. You then set off to the next destination, Fangfate City, and your adventure's next stage.

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* The first hour or so of ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime3'' consists of a Space Pirate attack on both the ship you're on, and the base on the planet you're orbiting.
* Occurs in the ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquer'' games several times, in which Kane hacks into the player's character communications to taunt him following an attack on the good guys. It's most apparent in the ''[[VideoGame/CommandAndConquerTiberianSun Tiberian Sun]]'' GDI intro, which is eerily similar to the intro of Zero Wing.
** Can also ''literally'' happen in gameplay -- watch out for those Engineers....
*** And, of course, [[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=xIRPcICB-iY All Your Base Are Belong To George Takei.]]

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* The first hour or so of ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime3'' ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime3Corruption'' consists of a Space Pirate attack on both the ship you're on, and the base on the planet you're orbiting.
* Occurs in the ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquer'' games several times, in which Kane hacks into the player's character communications to taunt him following an attack on the good guys. It's most apparent in the ''[[VideoGame/CommandAndConquerTiberianSun Tiberian Sun]]'' GDI intro, which is eerily similar to the intro of Zero Wing.
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Wing. Can also ''literally'' happen in gameplay -- watch out for those Engineers....
*** And, of course, [[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=xIRPcICB-iY All Your Base Are Belong To George Takei.]]
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* ''Fanfic/AbraxasHrodvitnon'': : The ultimate fate of Alan Jonah and his paramilitary forces in the [[spoiler:Ural]] outpost, due to a combination of [[ArtificialZombie the Many]] overrunning the base and Ghidorah's decapitated head psychically inflicting {{Sanity Slippage}}s to make Jonah and his men fuel the Many.

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* ''Fanfic/AbraxasHrodvitnon'': : The ultimate fate of Alan Jonah and his paramilitary forces in the [[spoiler:Ural]] outpost, due to a combination of [[ArtificialZombie the Many]] overrunning the base and Ghidorah's decapitated head psychically inflicting {{Sanity Slippage}}s to make drive Jonah and his men fuel towards aiding the Many.Many's propagation.



** [[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans Alan Jonah]] stages an assault on the Monarch outpost 61 that contains Mothra. He succeeds in killing every outpost guard and conquers the base, before taking Madison and Emma hostage.

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** [[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans [[Characters/MonsterVerseAlanJonah Alan Jonah]] stages an assault on the Monarch outpost 61 that contains Mothra. He succeeds in killing every outpost guard and conquers the base, before taking Madison and Emma hostage.
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* The last mission in ''VideoGame/SoldierOfFortune II: DoubleHelix'' takes place at [[spoiler:the Lockhart Shop HQ]], which has been taken over by the main terrorist organization, Prometheus. Strong, often [[HeavilyArmoredMook armored]] opposition, and the expected disarray of a building taken by force, including fires, collapsed masonry, insurmountable barricades and [[BlackoutBasement a general lack of working lighting]] make it the hardest set of levels in the game.

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* The last mission in ''VideoGame/SoldierOfFortune II: DoubleHelix'' Double Helix'' takes place at [[spoiler:the Lockhart Shop HQ]], which has been taken over by the main terrorist organization, Prometheus. Strong, often [[HeavilyArmoredMook armored]] opposition, and the expected disarray of a building taken by force, including fires, collapsed masonry, insurmountable barricades and [[BlackoutBasement a general lack of working lighting]] make it the hardest set of levels in the game.
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* ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever 2'' features a sneak attack on the good guy base...by [[EnemyMime mimes]]. With guns.

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* ''VideoGame/NoOneLivesForever 2'' features a sneak attack on the good guy base... by [[EnemyMime mimes]]. With guns.



* The last mission in ''VideoGame/SoldierOfFortuneIIDoubleHelix'' takes place at [[spoiler:the Lockhart Shop HQ]], which has been taken over by the main terrorist organization, Prometheus. Strong, often [[HeavilyArmoredMook armored]] opposition, and the expected disarray of a building taken by force, including fires, collapsed masonry, insurmountable barricades and [[BlackoutBasement a general lack of working lighting]] make it the hardest set of levels in the game.

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* The last mission in ''VideoGame/SoldierOfFortuneIIDoubleHelix'' ''VideoGame/SoldierOfFortune II: DoubleHelix'' takes place at [[spoiler:the Lockhart Shop HQ]], which has been taken over by the main terrorist organization, Prometheus. Strong, often [[HeavilyArmoredMook armored]] opposition, and the expected disarray of a building taken by force, including fires, collapsed masonry, insurmountable barricades and [[BlackoutBasement a general lack of working lighting]] make it the hardest set of levels in the game.



* For the first half of ''VideoGame/SilentHill4'' your apartment is a haven where you can heal and rearm. In the second half of the game [[spoiler:it is overrun by ghosts who can hurt you by proximity, and who will contribute to giving you a worse game ending if you don't clear them out.]]

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* For the first half of ''VideoGame/SilentHill4'' ''VideoGame/SilentHill4'', your apartment is a haven where you can heal and rearm. In the second half of the game game, [[spoiler:it is overrun by ghosts who can hurt you by proximity, and who will contribute to giving you a worse game ending if you don't clear them out.]]out]].

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* ''Fanfic/SuddenContact'' ends with a full on invasion of the [[VideoGame/StarCraft Zerg]] on the [[Franchise/MassEffect Asari homeworld]].

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* In Shakespeare's ''Henry V'', the English come back to their base after kicking French butt at Agincourt to discover that some French knights had slipped out of the battle and killed all of the guards left to watch over the baggage train. Hal gets royally ticked off: "I was not angry since I came to France!"

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* In Shakespeare's ''Henry V'', ''Theatre/HenryV'', the English come back to their base after kicking French butt at Agincourt to discover that some French knights had slipped out of the battle and killed all of the guards left to watch over the baggage train. Hal gets royally ticked off: "I was not angry since I came to France!"



* In ''VideoGame/StarCraft'', the Zerg can infect a Terran Command Center, seizing control of it, and use it to produce Infected Terran units.

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* In ''VideoGame/StarCraft'', ''VideoGame/StarCraftI'', the Zerg can infect a Terran Command Center, seizing control of it, and use it to produce Infected Terran units.



* In the final SWAT mission of ''SWAT 2'', the game's WesternTerrorists have invaded Metro Station, killing one of the major [=NPCs=] [[CutsceneIncompetence during a cutscene]] and putting the [[NonEntityGeneral Chief of Police's]] life in peril.

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* In the final SWAT mission of ''SWAT 2'', ''VideoGame/PoliceQuestSWAT2'', the game's WesternTerrorists have invaded Metro Station, killing one of the major [=NPCs=] [[CutsceneIncompetence during a cutscene]] and putting the [[NonEntityGeneral Chief of Police's]] Police]]'s life in peril.



** ''VideoGame/RedFactionGuerrilla'': In the middle of a mission, the game pulls a swerve: without warning the mission is aborted and you have to race to save a safehouse from a full-on assault. The safehouse is wrecked and your commander is killed.

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** ''VideoGame/RedFactionGuerrilla'': In the middle of a mission, the game ''Red Faction: Guerrilla'' pulls a swerve: without warning the mission is aborted and you have to race to save a safehouse from a full-on assault. The safehouse is wrecked and your commander is killed.



* Twice at the beginning of ''VideoGame/DeusExInvisibleWar''. First the Tarsus base in Chicago gets destroyed by a Templar GreyGoo bomb, then the Seattle base comes under attack by the Order.
** The first game started on Liberty Island, UNATCO headquarters, which was being occupied by NSF forces, although the actual base was not captured.
** [[VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution The third game]] started with the Sarif building being attacked by hostile mercenaries and supersoldiers.

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** ''VideoGame/DeusEx'' starts on Liberty Island, UNATCO headquarters, which is being occupied by NSF forces, although the actual base was not captured.
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** The first game started on Liberty Island, UNATCO headquarters, which was being occupied by NSF forces, although the actual base was not captured.
** [[VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution The third game]] started
''VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution'' starts with the Sarif building being attacked by hostile mercenaries and supersoldiers.



* In both the ''VideoGame/AdvanceWars'' and ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' franchises, your main goal is to sieze the enemy's main base of operations. The enemy can also win this way in the former.

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* In both the ''VideoGame/AdvanceWars'' ''[[VideoGame/NintendoWars Advance Wars]]'' and ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' franchises, your main goal is to sieze the enemy's main base of operations. The enemy can also win this way in the former.



* During the Waters of Life quest in ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', the Enclave storms the Jefferson Memorial and seizes Project Purity, jumpstarting the game's second act. Earlier, as the evil solution to the Tenpenny Tower sidequest, you can let the Ghouls into the building to massacre the residents. You can also arrange to have them move in, but they eventually backstab and slaughter the residents anyway. You and the Brotherhood also do this to the Enclave, twice if you have the ''Broken Steel'' DLC.
** In the [[NonStandardGameOver bad ending]] of ''VideoGame/Fallout1'', the Super Mutants take over the player character's vault, in addition to [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie converting him/her into a Mutant themselves]].

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** In the [[NonStandardGameOver bad ending]] of the first ''VideoGame/Fallout1'', the Super Mutants take over the player character's vault, in addition to [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie converting him/her into a Mutant themselves]].
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During the Waters of Life quest in ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', the Enclave storms the Jefferson Memorial and seizes Project Purity, jumpstarting the game's second act. Earlier, as the evil solution to the Tenpenny Tower sidequest, you can let the Ghouls into the building to massacre the residents. You can also arrange to have them move in, but they eventually backstab and slaughter the residents anyway. You and the Brotherhood also do this to the Enclave, twice if you have the ''Broken Steel'' DLC.
** In ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', the [[NonStandardGameOver bad ending]] of ''VideoGame/Fallout1'', Minutemen and the Super Mutants take over Railroad both suffered this in their backstory. The former had it happen twice, first being chased out of The Castle by Mirelurks, then massacred in Quincy by the player character's vault, in addition Gunners, while the latter were rooted out of the Switchboard by the Institute and forced to [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie converting him/her into a Mutant themselves]].relocate to the crypts of the Old North Church.



* ''VideoGame/CombatInstinct'' 1's second level involves the Gnork breaking into your destroyer. 3 has the Hrumians assault Hivezopolis.
* In ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', the Minutemen and the Railroad both suffered this in their backstory. The former had it happen twice, first being chased out of The Castle by Mirelurks, then massacred in Quincy by the Gunners, while the latter were rooted out of the Switchboard by the Institute and forced to relocate to the crypts of the Old North Church.

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* ''VideoGame/CombatInstinct'' 1's ''VideoGame/CombatInstinct'''s second level involves the Gnork breaking into your destroyer. 3 has the Hrumians assault Hivezopolis.
* In ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', the Minutemen and the Railroad both suffered this in their backstory. The former had it happen twice, first being chased out of The Castle by Mirelurks, then massacred in Quincy by the Gunners, while the latter were rooted out of the Switchboard by the Institute and forced to relocate to the crypts of the Old North Church.
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* ''VideoGame/JonathanKaneTheProtector'' have the titular character and his LoveInterest, Jennifer, taking cover in the former's safehouse. It gets raided by enemy mooks the very next morning, with Jennifer captured alive and Jonathan shot and left for dead - he needs to reach his emergency medikit while suffering an AgonizingStomachWound, within 40 seconds or it's a NonStandardGameOver.
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* Belamy's home, Skate's shelter when she's not in one of [[ThievesGuild the Ink's]] safehouses, gets taken over by gang members near the end of ''Literature/SkateTheThief''.
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** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''. According to supplementary material, Darth Sidious subsequently made it his official imperial residence and basically turned it into a Sith Temple.
** ''Film/ANewHope'' features a straight example and inversion simultaneously, with the Death Star coming after the base on Yavin IV and the Rebels attacking to stop it. In the EU the Imperial counterattack stretched out into a months-long [[TheSiege siege]] during which the Rebels evacuated in stages.

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** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''. According to supplementary material, Darth Sidious subsequently made it his official imperial residence and basically turned it into Imperial residence, since there was a Sith Temple.
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** The first ''VideoGame/MegaManZero1'' game also had a mission where you had to repel two attacks on the Resistance Base.

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* ''Franchise/DragonQuest'':
** ''VideoGame/DragonQuestII'': The kingdom of Moonbrooke is attacked by the Children of Hargon at the start of the game as a show of Hargon's power. The Prince of Midenhall and his cousin, the Prince of Cannock, visit the castle, which is now infested with monsters such as Smogs and Corpse Corporals.
** ''VideoGame/DragonQuestIV'': Alena's home of Zamoksva is crawling with monsters such as Pocus Poppets and Rhinothropes by the time she and the Chosen revisit it in Chapter 5. It's also where Balzack, Maya and Meena's ArchEnemy, was reassigned to by the Marquis de Leon after his failure at the end of Chapter 4, though the monsters under his command don't like him due to his arrogance.
** ''VideoGame/DragonQuestVI'': The Cloudsgate Citadel is conquered by Dhuran, one of the Four Dread Fiends under his master [[spoiler:the Archfiend Mortamor]], who has converted it into the Stormsgate Citadel to deter intruders. Unlike other examples, though, you don't have to fight any monsters in the citadel itself since Dhuran [[AffablyEvil considers the Prince of Somina and his allies guests]].
** ''VideoGame/DragonQuestVIII'': Castle Trodian is engulfed in thorny vines by [[spoiler:Rhapthorne's magic from his imprisonment in]] the [[ArtifactOfDoom Godbird Spectre]] after Dhoulmagus steals it. Halfway through the game, the party, including Trode, visit it for information on how to obtain the Moonshadow Harp, while having to fight monsters such as Infernal Armours, Hunter Mechs, Cureslimes, and Dragonthorns who have made it their home.
** ''VideoGame/DragonQuestXI'': Heliodor Castle after the fall of Yggdrasil is infested with monsters under the command of Tyraint, one of the Spectral Sentinels, and Jasper, the Supreme Commander of the Spectral Sentinels who send wave after wave of them to attack The Last Bastion. In a form of {{irony}}, the Luminary, now allied with Hendrik, enters the castle via the same way he and Erik escaped.
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* In ''Fanfic/ChaoticHarmony'', [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Dr. Eggman]] completely thrashes [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Twilight Sparkle]]'s library looking for... a book.

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* In ''Fanfic/ChaoticHarmony'', [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Dr. Eggman]] completely thrashes [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Twilight Sparkle]]'s library looking for... a book.
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* The climax of ''VideoGameMetalGearSolidVGroundZeroes'' has XOF forces, [[TrojanHorse disguised as a nuclear inspection team]], infiltrate Mother Base and set off explosives to destroy the sea-borne fortress, killing most of the MSF soldiers stationed there. This brutal attack becomes a catalyst for Snake and Miller's crusade for revenge nine years later.

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* The climax of ''VideoGameMetalGearSolidVGroundZeroes'' ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVGroundZeroes'' has XOF forces, [[TrojanHorse disguised as a nuclear inspection team]], infiltrate Mother Base and set off explosives to destroy the sea-borne fortress, killing most of the MSF soldiers stationed there. This brutal attack becomes a catalyst for Snake and Miller's crusade for revenge nine years later.

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** No less than twenty minutes after the player reaches the well-equipped and well-hidden resistance base outside of City 17, the Combine fly in with their helicopters and start shelling the place with headcrab canisters. The base is lost, and the survivors relocate to the White Forest Base, where, incidentally, the same thing happens... only this time, [[OneManArmy Gordon Freeman]] isn't cut off from the fray. Guess who wins.

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** No less than twenty minutes after the player Gordon Freeman reaches Black Mesa East, the well-equipped and well-hidden resistance base outside of City 17, the Combine fly in with their helicopters and start shelling the place with headcrab canisters. The base is lost, and the survivors relocate to the White Forest Base, where, incidentally, the same thing happens... only this time, [[OneManArmy Gordon Freeman]] Gordon]] isn't cut off from the fray. Guess who wins.


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* The climax of ''VideoGameMetalGearSolidVGroundZeroes'' has XOF forces, [[TrojanHorse disguised as a nuclear inspection team]], infiltrate Mother Base and set off explosives to destroy the sea-borne fortress, killing most of the MSF soldiers stationed there. This brutal attack becomes a catalyst for Snake and Miller's crusade for revenge nine years later.
* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'':
** A smaller-scale attack occurs on the new Mother Base when a renegade platoon of MSF troops, the leader of whom blames Snake for what went down nine years prior, assumes control of the R&D Platform and takes several Diamond Dogs hostage. It's up to Snake to retake the platform and eliminate the renegade leader.
** FOB Missions allow you to infiltrate the forward operating bases of other players, steal resources and staff from them, and potentially fight the FOB owner (or one of their supporters) if you mess up and get spotted. The aforementioned R&D Platform attack actually serves as a tutorial regarding how these missions work.
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* Second Ypres - the Germans almost, ''almost'' got through the British defenses with the help of poison gas. It came down to second-line troops attacking German Guards regiments, convincing the Germans that the British were still strong and causing them to back down). A captured German officer, asked what stood between his force and success, was told "Divisional headquarters." A small cluster of administrative staff, whose job is normally to plan battles and order supplies, were the last line of defense.

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* Second Ypres - the Germans almost, ''almost'' got through the British defenses with the help of poison gas. It came down to second-line troops attacking German Guards regiments, convincing the Germans that the British were still strong and causing them to back down).down. A captured German officer, asked what stood between his force and success, was told "Divisional headquarters." A small cluster of administrative staff, whose job is normally to plan battles and order supplies, were the last line of defense.

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