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-> Son, you seem to think this is some kind of game.
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-> Son, ''Son, you seem to think this is some kind of game.''
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->''“CIA,” she says. “Special ops. Recruited three years ago now.”''
->''I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
->''I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
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->''I
->I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].
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->''"What do we know about the Ceph, Roger? I don’t mean whatever secret genetic insights the black labs have under wraps; what does every sad-sack sonofabitch on the street know about the Ceph? Well, we know that they need those exoskels to ride around in, which suggests they’re not great in earth-type gravity situations. We know that when you peel them out of those skels they really look a lot more like boneless sea creatures than like anything that ever walked on land. We call them Ceph because, you know, they remind us an awful lot of cephalopods . All of which strongly suggests a native lifestyle that’s at the very least amphibious, if not aquatic. So what secret weapon does the Pentagon use to take them out?
->Seawater.
->Let me repeat that, Roger, for the benefit of your chickenshit bosses behind the mirror. The Pentagon. Decided. That the best way. To take out. Super-advanced. Aquatic . Aliens.
->Was to drown them."''
->Seawater.
->Let me repeat that, Roger, for the benefit of your chickenshit bosses behind the mirror. The Pentagon. Decided. That the best way. To take out. Super-advanced. Aquatic . Aliens.
->Was to drown them."''
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->''"What do we know about the Ceph, Roger? I don’t mean whatever secret genetic insights the black labs have under wraps; what does every sad-sack sonofabitch on the street know about the Ceph? Well, we know that they need those exoskels to ride around in, which suggests they’re not great in earth-type gravity situations. We know that when you peel them out of those skels they really look a lot more like boneless sea creatures than like anything that ever walked on land. We call them Ceph because, you know, they remind us an awful lot of cephalopods . All of which strongly suggests a native lifestyle that’s at the very least amphibious, if not aquatic. So what secret weapon does the Pentagon use to take them out?
->Seawater.
->Letout?''
->''Seawater.''
->''Let me repeat that, Roger, for the benefit of your chickenshit bosses behind the mirror. The Pentagon. Decided. That the best way. To take out. Super-advanced. Aquatic .Aliens.
->WasAliens.''
->''Was to drown them."''
->Seawater.
->Let
->''Seawater.''
->''Let me repeat that, Roger, for the benefit of your chickenshit bosses behind the mirror. The Pentagon. Decided. That the best way. To take out. Super-advanced. Aquatic .
->Was
->''Was to drown them."''
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->''"Just another reminder that I’m never alone in here.
->What I am, and what I was, and whatever this damn armor thinks it is.
->Heh.
->We are legion."''
->What I am, and what I was, and whatever this damn armor thinks it is.
->Heh.
->We are legion."''
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->''"Just another reminder that I’m never alone in here.
->Whathere.''
->''What I am, and what I was, and whatever this damn armor thinks itis.
->Heh.
->Weis.''
->''Heh.''
->''We are legion."''
->What
->''What I am, and what I was, and whatever this damn armor thinks it
->Heh.
->We
->''Heh.''
->''We are legion."''
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->''“CIA,” she says. “Special ops. Recruited three years ago now.”
->I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
->I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
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->''“CIA,” she says. “Special ops. Recruited three years ago now.”
->I”''
->''I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
->I
->''I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
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-> Son, you seem ti think this is some kind of game.
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-> Son, you seem ti to think this is some kind of game.
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-->--'''Alcatraz after Tara Strickland appears out of nowhere and saves him in the last second. Again.''', ''Crysis: Legion''
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-->--'''Alcatraz''', ''Crysis: Legion''
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-->--'''Alcatraz''', ''Crysis: Legion''
->''“CIA,” she says. “Special ops. Recruited three years ago now.”
->I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
-->--'''Alcatraz after Tara Strickland appears out of nowhere and saves him in the last second. Again.''', ''Crysis: Legion''
->''“CIA,” she says. “Special ops. Recruited three years ago now.”
->I wonder what her code name was. Probably [[LampshadeHanging Deus Ex Machina]].''
-->--'''Alcatraz after Tara Strickland appears out of nowhere and saves him in the last second. Again.''', ''Crysis: Legion''
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-> Son, you seem ti think this is some kind of game.
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis: Legion''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis: Legion''
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-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
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-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''2''
->''"What do we know about the Ceph, Roger? I don’t mean whatever secret genetic insights the black labs have under wraps; what does every sad-sack sonofabitch on the street know about the Ceph? Well, we know that they need those exoskels to ride around in, which suggests they’re not great in earth-type gravity situations. We know that when you peel them out of those skels they really look a lot more like boneless sea creatures than like anything that ever walked on land. We call them Ceph because, you know, they remind us an awful lot of cephalopods . All of which strongly suggests a native lifestyle that’s at the very least amphibious, if not aquatic. So what secret weapon does the Pentagon use to take them out?
->Seawater.
->Let me repeat that, Roger, for the benefit of your chickenshit bosses behind the mirror. The Pentagon. Decided. That the best way. To take out. Super-advanced. Aquatic . Aliens.
->Was to drown them."''
-->--'''Alcatraz''', ''Crysis: Legion''
->''"Just another reminder that I’m never alone in here.
->What I am, and what I was, and whatever this damn armor thinks it is.
->Heh.
->We are legion."''
-->--'''Alcatraz''', ''Crysis: Legion''
->''"What do we know about the Ceph, Roger? I don’t mean whatever secret genetic insights the black labs have under wraps; what does every sad-sack sonofabitch on the street know about the Ceph? Well, we know that they need those exoskels to ride around in, which suggests they’re not great in earth-type gravity situations. We know that when you peel them out of those skels they really look a lot more like boneless sea creatures than like anything that ever walked on land. We call them Ceph because, you know, they remind us an awful lot of cephalopods . All of which strongly suggests a native lifestyle that’s at the very least amphibious, if not aquatic. So what secret weapon does the Pentagon use to take them out?
->Seawater.
->Let me repeat that, Roger, for the benefit of your chickenshit bosses behind the mirror. The Pentagon. Decided. That the best way. To take out. Super-advanced. Aquatic . Aliens.
->Was to drown them."''
-->--'''Alcatraz''', ''Crysis: Legion''
->''"Just another reminder that I’m never alone in here.
->What I am, and what I was, and whatever this damn armor thinks it is.
->Heh.
->We are legion."''
-->--'''Alcatraz''', ''Crysis: Legion''
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-->--'''Random chat log''', on ''Crysis''' foremost distinguishing feature
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-->--'''Random chat log''', on ''Crysis''' foremost distinguishing featurefeature
->''"Cleaning up - it's ingenious, isn't it. Think of the Argentine Cattle Crisis two years ago. Or the British BSE outbreak in the last century. The issue was not slaughtering the animals, that was easily done. The problem was disposal. What do you do with the millions of rotting corpses? Well, there you see the answer the Ceph have evolved. They wipe us out, they break us down, they reduce the environmental impact almost to zero. Exemplary."''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"Perhaps I was economical with the truth, yes - but what choice did I have? What choice do you have now? The Ceph are coming Prophet. Soon. You think we'll defeat them with ordinary human soldiers? This isn't a war ordinary humans can win! This is the future - death's an inconvenience now, nothing more. We are all dead men walking!"''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"So - here you are. Theseus, at last. Welcome. Scant reward for so much effort, eh. Crack the labyrinth, and you would at least expect to see the Minotaur before it kills you. Ah well, it seems only fair. Come, then. Masks off. I am here. Shocked? I would be. I'd revel in it, if I were you: that sudden jump of the pulse, the cram of flight or fight chemicals into the belly. So sweet while it lasts. But it's been so very long since I felt any of it. A century or more since my pleasures were anything but cerebral. I took the path Karl Rasch refused, the cold road to immortality. I'd hope to wear Prophet's suit myself. Take on the weapons he brought us, wear his armor. Enter the labyrinth and confront the minotaur. But now... You. You will have to finish what Prophet began."''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"That's right, Nathan! The owners are back! Waking the systems, firing up the boiler. Back to spring-clean the old family residence, and not much liking what they've found festering behind the fridge. Can you blame them, really?"''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"Will there been an afterlife, I wonder? Choirs of angels? Or a fiery pit? One unlearns these falsehoods over time, but the child who learnt to fear hell is never really gone. To tell the truth, I think I had enough of afterlives as it is - this one has been pretty purgatorial. Almost fifty years floating in supercooled jelly like some medical specimen, thoughts creeping like rats through cramped silicon corridors of machines trapped behind video screens and camera systems. Never sleeping, never resting, never ceasing to think about the world I no longer belong to. No, if this is a taste of the afterlife, I think simple oblivion will do nicely."''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"Cleaning up - it's ingenious, isn't it. Think of the Argentine Cattle Crisis two years ago. Or the British BSE outbreak in the last century. The issue was not slaughtering the animals, that was easily done. The problem was disposal. What do you do with the millions of rotting corpses? Well, there you see the answer the Ceph have evolved. They wipe us out, they break us down, they reduce the environmental impact almost to zero. Exemplary."''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"Perhaps I was economical with the truth, yes - but what choice did I have? What choice do you have now? The Ceph are coming Prophet. Soon. You think we'll defeat them with ordinary human soldiers? This isn't a war ordinary humans can win! This is the future - death's an inconvenience now, nothing more. We are all dead men walking!"''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"So - here you are. Theseus, at last. Welcome. Scant reward for so much effort, eh. Crack the labyrinth, and you would at least expect to see the Minotaur before it kills you. Ah well, it seems only fair. Come, then. Masks off. I am here. Shocked? I would be. I'd revel in it, if I were you: that sudden jump of the pulse, the cram of flight or fight chemicals into the belly. So sweet while it lasts. But it's been so very long since I felt any of it. A century or more since my pleasures were anything but cerebral. I took the path Karl Rasch refused, the cold road to immortality. I'd hope to wear Prophet's suit myself. Take on the weapons he brought us, wear his armor. Enter the labyrinth and confront the minotaur. But now... You. You will have to finish what Prophet began."''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"That's right, Nathan! The owners are back! Waking the systems, firing up the boiler. Back to spring-clean the old family residence, and not much liking what they've found festering behind the fridge. Can you blame them, really?"''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
->''"Will there been an afterlife, I wonder? Choirs of angels? Or a fiery pit? One unlearns these falsehoods over time, but the child who learnt to fear hell is never really gone. To tell the truth, I think I had enough of afterlives as it is - this one has been pretty purgatorial. Almost fifty years floating in supercooled jelly like some medical specimen, thoughts creeping like rats through cramped silicon corridors of machines trapped behind video screens and camera systems. Never sleeping, never resting, never ceasing to think about the world I no longer belong to. No, if this is a taste of the afterlife, I think simple oblivion will do nicely."''
-->--'''Jacob Hargreave''', ''Crysis 2''
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->'''J''': A quantum computer compared to an ordinary computer is like the sun compared to a charcoal drawing of the sun
->'''S''': Supposedly the answer will come before you even put the question in.
->'''A''': But [[MemeticMutation will it run Crysis?]]
->'''S''': No
->'''J''': No
-->--'''Random chat log''', on ''Crysis''' foremost distinguishing feature
->'''S''': Supposedly the answer will come before you even put the question in.
->'''A''': But [[MemeticMutation will it run Crysis?]]
->'''S''': No
->'''J''': No
-->--'''Random chat log''', on ''Crysis''' foremost distinguishing feature
