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Become a Unity game developer at SkillFactory: https://go.skillfactory.ru/R9jMZQ Get a 45% discount with promo code GOTOLATE and a free three-month "C# Programming" course until September 25, 2022 =================== A collection of facts about combine harvesters! I hope some of these facts really surprised you, because this is a very comprehensive collection. If you found this interesting, please like and subscribe. And don't forget to comment. Thanks :3 Backdrop creator: Lex_LG @lex_lg https://lex_lg.artstation.com Materials used in the video:    • Half-Life Closing Theme Remix (Rock/Metal)...      • Half life 2 beta combine animations(remake...      • Half-Life: Alyx - Anti-Citizen [Remix]      / rescoez      • [S2FM] Suppressor walks and ignores everyone      / theparrygod   Support the channel: https://www.donationalerts.com/r/goto... ---------- Script excerpt (for tags): Combiners. Everyone loves Combiners. Even though they're killing machines bent on destroying humanity, many still love them. So why not tell a bunch of interesting facts about them? This will include both the basics and little-known details. Both old and new material. I'll also talk about the Combine from Half-Life Alyx, but don't worry, there won't be any spoilers. In short, I've thrown everything together to create the largest collection of Combine facts. Let's get started. These guys have many names. Oversight soldiers, Combine soldiers, and in the Russian localization, simply Combiners. The Combine itself sometimes calls them the Stabilization Team. They are the result of Combine experiments on humans, the goal of which was to create a military force based on the human species. Unlike the Civil Defense, whose purpose is to maintain order in populated areas, Alliance soldiers are tasked with more dangerous duties that require combat skills and tactics. They patrol the borders of cities and also conduct raids on any threats to the Alliance, be they Resistance installations or Xen infestations. It's unclear what these soldiers were before their transformation: army soldiers or senior Civil Defense units. As we see in Nova Prospect, they are akin to cyborgs. A few dry statistics: with an MP7 and AR2, they deal 3 damage, while with a SPAS-12, they can deal up to 21 per shot. Their grenade can deal up to 75 health points, and a melee attack deals 10 damage. Their distinctive piece of equipment is a helmet that looks like a cross between the old Soviet PMG and PBF gas masks. During combat, they use a specific tactic: if a Combine needs to reload, it often throws a grenade and takes cover. Meanwhile, the other soldiers lay down suppressing fire, and so on in a circle. There's also an assault tactic. One Combine can walk straight toward the player, raining fire. Upon approaching, it will launch a melee attack and then retreat to cover to reload. That's assuming it survives such brazenness, of course. Only three Combines firing at the player can hit them. The rest will miss. This is intentionally designed to make it easier for the player to fight against multiple squads simultaneously. The first Combine in the battle can be encountered on the shore at the head of Highway 17. They can also be encountered earlier. For example, when the grate falls in Chapter 3, you can throw a grenade directly at the spot where one of them is standing. One can also drop in the helicopter crash at the end of Chapter 4. The Combine soldiers featured in Half-Life 2 and its episodes never speak to each other. All they say is report to headquarters. Their speech, however, only contains vital status information, and they don't stutter, unlike the Civil Defense soldiers. The Combine soldiers had a huge number of predecessors during the game's development: an alien soldier, early elite soldiers, a synthetic soldier, a super soldier, and a guardian. But the final version was designed to be more human-like, so the helmet design was based on the Civil Defense guardian, which was ultimately scrapped by the developers.