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--> "To apply mousse [[CanadaEh (moose?)]] to your enemy ships..."
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--> "To apply mousse [[CanadaEh (moose?)]] (moose?) to your enemy ships..."
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** ''Homeworld'': "Kharak is burning." The player comes home to find the construction yard from two missions ago is a wreck, and the planet below has been bombed to oblivion by unknown aggressors. The only thing the player can do is fight off a mere two enemy frigates and then slowly collect some surviving cryogenic trays, listening to a haunting, sorrowful background track and Fleet Command stoically counting the number of survivors from the trays.
** ''Cataclysm'': The opening of mission 4, marking the CosmicHorrorReveal. Having taken the mysterious beacon pod aboard the ''Kuun-Lan'' for study, strange power fluctuations are noticed coming from the ship's research module, followed by biohazard warnings across all the lower deck modules. It quickly becomes apparent that ''[[TheVirus something]]'' hitched a ride inside the pod and is now slaughtering its way through the ''Kuun-Lan'', flooding the comms with the screaming of its victims. The research director begs the captain to jettison all the lower modules before the whole ship is overrun, and the assembly soon careens off into space, still broadcasting the shrieks of the damned.
** ''Homeworld'': "Kharak is burning." The player comes home to find the construction yard from two missions ago is a wreck, and the planet below has been bombed to oblivion by unknown aggressors. The only thing the player can do is fight off a mere two enemy frigates and then slowly collect some surviving cryogenic trays, listening to a haunting, sorrowful background track and Fleet Command stoically counting the number of survivors from the trays.
** ''Cataclysm'': The opening of mission 4, marking the CosmicHorrorReveal. Having taken the mysterious beacon pod aboard the ''Kuun-Lan'' for study, strange power fluctuations are noticed coming from the ship's research module, followed by biohazard warnings across all the lower deck modules. It quickly becomes apparent that ''[[TheVirus something]]'' hitched a ride inside the pod and is now slaughtering its way through the ''Kuun-Lan'', flooding the comms with the screaming of its victims. The research director begs the captain to jettison all the lower modules before the whole ship is overrun, and the assembly soon careens off into space, still broadcasting the shrieks of the damned.
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Gag Boobs has been renamed to Boob Based Gag. Changing to the proper trope where appropriate and cutting misuse.
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--> "That's my huge pet peeve, I have to say, with [[{{Franchise/TombRaider}} Lara Croft.]] With [[GagBoobs those things]], she couldn't swim. She'd just keep floating onto her back and floating up to the top."
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--> "That's my huge pet peeve, I have to say, with [[{{Franchise/TombRaider}} Lara Croft.]] With [[GagBoobs those things]], things, she couldn't swim. She'd just keep floating onto her back and floating up to the top."
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** The divide between those who think ''Cataclysm'' is a good part of the ''Homeworld'' universe, and those who are so horrified by it they [[FanonDisContinuity refuse to even consider it canon]].
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** The There is a large divide between involving ''Cataclysm'', mainly stemming from it's tone as a CosmicHorrorStory. From those who think ''Cataclysm'' is greatly enjoy it's amazing story and makes a good part of the ''Homeworld'' universe, and those who are so horrified by it it's dark and terrifying tone that they [[FanonDisContinuity refuse to even consider it canon]].canon]]. It gets even messier when several sources from people in the ''Homeworld'' franchise can't seem to get into a combined consensus if it's canon or not.
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* DifficultySpike: Mission 3, Sarum, complicates the situation enormously. With only 14 fighter squadrons and 12 Corvette squadrons, you have to defend a Shipyard against boarding frigates, destroy three enemy Carriers which are pouring said frigates down on you as well as fighter squadrons for cover, and--if you have not engaged in SequenceBreaking--defend your {{Worker Unit}}s. You do have the ability to build {{Weak Turret Gun}}s and Flak Frigates, but you're unlikely to have enough resources to do this as you lose forces to attrition.
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** The GhostShip from the ''Sea Of Lost Souls'' appears with no foreshadowing, receives no explanation and is promptly forgotten. One would expect it to receive some contextualisation like the Turanic Raiders or the Kadeshi, but there is none. One would expect that the fact that the ship isn't destroyed but left deactivated would end up being a major ChekhovsGun, especially within the context of the Bentusi mentioning they are uniquely vulnerable to it, but there is nothing. Even when ''Cataclysm'' rolls in and a faction similarly ancient as the Ghost Ship with similar abilities (and similar effect on the Bentusi) is introduced, no connection is drawn. The only lasting effect on the game is that the Kushan gain some technology from it.
** Approaching the Hyperspace Inhibitor at ''Tanhauser Gate'' triggers a cutscene showing Taiidani harvesters operating at the centre of the gate. It is shot beautifully and has a unique, haunting piece of music attached to it. One would expect some grand reveal or a twist to take place in a sequence like that, but there is not a single piece exposition and the cutscene doesn't even trigger a new series of events.
** The GhostShip from the ''Sea Of Lost Souls'' appears with no foreshadowing, receives no explanation and is promptly forgotten. One would expect it to receive some contextualisation like the Turanic Raiders or the Kadeshi, but there is none. One would expect that the fact that the ship isn't destroyed but left deactivated would end up being a major ChekhovsGun, especially within the context of the Bentusi mentioning they are uniquely vulnerable to it, but there is nothing. Even when ''Cataclysm'' rolls in and a faction similarly ancient as the Ghost Ship with similar abilities (and similar effect on the Bentusi) is introduced, no connection is drawn. The only lasting effect on the game is that the Kushan gain some technology from it.
** Approaching the Hyperspace Inhibitor at ''Tanhauser Gate'' triggers a cutscene showing Taiidani harvesters operating at the centre of the gate. It is shot beautifully and has a unique, haunting piece of music attached to it. One would expect some grand reveal or a twist to take place in a sequence like that, but there is not a single piece exposition and the cutscene doesn't even trigger a new series of events.
