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What religious alien alliance wages war against humanity in the Halo series?
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What icon measures your wanted level in Grand Theft Auto?
Answer: Stars
Why: Reaching maximum wanted stars causes the military to deploy tanks and heavy armor against the player.
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Why does the V.A.T.S. system slow or stop time in Fallout?
Answer: To target specific body parts
Why: The name stands for Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System, and it was built to let a role playing dice mechanic work inside a shooter.
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Why is Wave dashing used in Super Smash Bros Melee?
Answer: To move while standing
Why: Its length depends on a character’s traction, so Luigi slides the furthest across the stage and Peach barely travels at all.
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What signature fireball attack do Ryu and Ken channel in Street Fighter?
Answer: Hadoken
Why: Hadoken means wave motion fist: creator Takashi Nishiyama shrank the Wave Motion Gun of the anime Space Battleship Yamato into a punch.
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What happens to your equipment when you die in Dark Souls?
Answer: Nothing is lost
Why: What is dropped is the currency, left in a stain that vanishes for good if the player dies again before reaching it.
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What are the base odds of encountering a Shiny Pokémon without modifiers in modern games?
Answer: 1 in 4,096
Why: In Generations 2 through 5, the base odds were twice as rare at 1 in 8,192.