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** Of note is that the smaller pods land on small beacons that provide precise terminal guidance to land near the Dwarves or at a location of their choosing. The Drop Pod is much larger and may not be able to maneuver so precisely.
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* The Nemesis mimics common player lines while searching for Dwarves, which is creepy enough. However, an update made it so the Nemesis could also mimic their "MUSHRÜM" and "WE'RE RICH!" lines after they became memetic. Not only does it know common Dwarven tongue, it also knows ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou our]]'' common tongue.
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* The Nemesis [[VoiceChangeling mimics common player lines lines]] while searching for Dwarves, which is creepy enough. However, an update made it so the Nemesis could also mimic their "MUSHRÜM" and "WE'RE RICH!" lines after they became memetic. Not only does it know common Dwarven tongue, it also knows ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou our]]'' common tongue.
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* The Engineer's smart gun seems like an odd choice to be named after [[Myth/NorseMythology Loki]], but Loki is the god of trickery and deception and the LOK-1 allows you to make ''trick'' shots that don't take the usual straight path.
** Alternatively, LOK-1 can be read as "Lok-one", which sounds like "Lock On", which [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin describes how the LOK-1 works.]]
** Alternatively, LOK-1 can be read as "Lok-one", which sounds like "Lock On", which [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin describes how the LOK-1 works.]]
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* The Engineer's smart gun LOK-1 SmartGun has several references:
** It seems like an odd choice for it to be named after [[Myth/NorseMythology Loki]], but Loki is the god of trickery and deception and the LOK-1 allows you to make ''trick'' shots that don't take the usual straight path.
**Alternatively, LOK-1 can be read as "Lok-one", which sounds like "Lock On", which [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin describes how the LOK-1 works.]]works]].
** It can also be read like binary switches (where 0 is the value for "off" and 1 is the value for "on"), which makes LOK-1 mean LOK-On.
** It seems like an odd choice for it to be named after [[Myth/NorseMythology Loki]], but Loki is the god of trickery and deception and the LOK-1 allows you to make ''trick'' shots that don't take the usual straight path.
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** It can also be read like binary switches (where 0 is the value for "off" and 1 is the value for "on"), which makes LOK-1 mean LOK-On.
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** This however is now subverted with Rockpox-infected Mactera. Indeed, both the Glyphids and Mactera weren't immune to Kursite infection.
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* Several mini bosses, like the Korlok Tyrant Weed, Crassus Detonator, Rival Prospector, Rockpox Corruptor, and Huuli Hoarder (though that one's more of a MetalSlime) drop rare and/or valuable items upon death, but the Rival Nemesis disappointingly instead lets loose one final barrage of explosives and [[StrongEnemiesLowRewards leaves nothing of value for the dwarves to scavenge]]. Of course it wouldn't give something of value to the dwarves, since it's designed purely to murder said dwarves. In the event of its destruction, it'll attempt one last TakingYouWithMe to try and ensure the dwarves demise. All the other mentioned mini bosses have something of value that's ''literally'' a part of them, so on death they drop said valuable things. The Huuli Hoarder eats valuble minerals as it grazes vegetation from them, the Rival Prospector is gathering data for its masters and needs ''something'' to store the data in, the Crassus Detonator is literally made of gold due to a mutation and the Korlok Tyrant Weed has valuable shards inside of them.
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* Several mini bosses, like the Korlok Tyrant Weed, Crassus Detonator, Rival Prospector, Rockpox Corruptor, and Huuli Hoarder (though that one's more of a MetalSlime) drop rare and/or valuable items upon death, but the Rival Nemesis disappointingly instead lets loose one final barrage of explosives and [[StrongEnemiesLowRewards leaves nothing of value for the dwarves to scavenge]]. Of course it wouldn't give something of value to the dwarves, since it's designed purely to murder said dwarves. In the event of its destruction, it'll attempt one last TakingYouWithMe to try and ensure the dwarves demise. All the other mentioned mini bosses have something of value that's ''literally'' a part of them, so on death they drop said valuable things. The Huuli Hoarder eats valuble minerals as it grazes vegetation from them, the Rival Prospector is gathering data for its masters and needs ''something'' to store the data in, the Crassus Detonator is literally made of gold due to a mutation and mutation, the Korlok Tyrant Weed has valuable shards inside of them.them, and the Rockpox Corruptor is an evolved Plague Heart that contains smaller Plague Hearts.
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* Several mini bosses, like the Korlok Tyrant Weed, Crassus Detonator, Rival Prospector and Huuli Hoarder (though that one's more of a MetalSlime) drop rare and/or valuable items upon death, but the Rival Nemesis disappointingly instead lets loose one final barrage of explosives and [[StrongEnemiesLowRewards leaves nothing of value for the dwarves to scavenge]]. Of course it wouldn't give something of value to the dwarves, since it's designed purely to murder said dwarves. In the event of its destruction, it'll attempt one last TakingYouWithMe to try and ensure the dwarves demise. All the other mentioned mini bosses have something of value that's ''literally'' a part of them, so on death they drop said valuable things. The Huuli Hoarder eats valuble minerals as it grazes vegetation from them, the Rival Prospector is gathering data for its masters and needs ''something'' to store the data in, the Crassus Detonator is literally made of gold due to a mutation and the Korlok Tyrant Weed has valuable shards inside of them.
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* Several mini bosses, like the Korlok Tyrant Weed, Crassus Detonator, Rival Prospector Prospector, Rockpox Corruptor, and Huuli Hoarder (though that one's more of a MetalSlime) drop rare and/or valuable items upon death, but the Rival Nemesis disappointingly instead lets loose one final barrage of explosives and [[StrongEnemiesLowRewards leaves nothing of value for the dwarves to scavenge]]. Of course it wouldn't give something of value to the dwarves, since it's designed purely to murder said dwarves. In the event of its destruction, it'll attempt one last TakingYouWithMe to try and ensure the dwarves demise. All the other mentioned mini bosses have something of value that's ''literally'' a part of them, so on death they drop said valuable things. The Huuli Hoarder eats valuble minerals as it grazes vegetation from them, the Rival Prospector is gathering data for its masters and needs ''something'' to store the data in, the Crassus Detonator is literally made of gold due to a mutation and the Korlok Tyrant Weed has valuable shards inside of them.
