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- The Vanduul's massive Harvesters may have been hinted at during the Tiber system unlock. They are deployed by Vanduul Harvester Carriers.
- A harvester is a elf (or elven variant) infected with HMHVV II.
- Harvester is one of the many role-playing subclasses in Elder Tale.
- Chest: Gorbi's Hunting Chest Key obtained from quest: Gorbi's Test: Frietz Splithoof Notes: The quest name may be wrong. The quest is the one succeeding the Darkhoof quest.
- L'Harvester è un'enorme veicolo Covenant che compare all'interno delle Spartan Ops, nei capitoli 30, 46 e 50.
- The Harvester, or He Who Harvests for Hunger, was a sinister yak-man who lived beneath Huzuz in the Lair of the Unspeakable in 1367 DR.
- Regeneration - Unless the harvester itself is killed, the golem can be revived. Should one be unlucky enough to find himself faced with two or more harvesters, this can be a problem. Super-Strength - the golem's arms are formed of many corpses' muscles, lending it the strength of an ogre. Agile - Without the golem, a harvester is faster and able to jump long distances. However, as it is fragile without it's body, it will generally try to find a corpse as quickly as possible.
- The Harvester is a large bipedal Non-Humanoid Hunter Killer unit produced by Skynet sometime before 2016. Its primary function is to capture the humans to do lab testing on their stem cells. This research on humans led to the creation of the Series 800 Terminator. When a Harvester has captured any human test subject, it calls a Transport, which arrives and lands somewhere near the Harvester. After a Harvester has collected the humans, it drops the humans into the large container on the Transport.
- The Harvester is one of many available stock cars in Re-Volt.
- Harvester was an Environmental Execution that was removed from Manhunt 2. The audio files for the execution still exist in the PC version. It was most likely to appear in Altered State.
- Harvesters, like other dropships, do not take damage except for the guns. Players can knock out their rocket launchers to stop their suppressive fire or approach from behind to avoid being in the rocket launchers' range.
- Harvesters were machines designed to extract energy from the surface of suns or lava filled planets. Due to needing to fulfill this job, they were built to withstand the heat of a sun.
- The Havester is a vehicle in FarmVille. It was released on August 28, 2010. A Harvester costs and earns a farmer File:XP-icon.png experience. Harvester can harvest an area of up to 2x2 plots at the cost of 4 fuel, or 1 fuel per plot. This Harvester is useful for farmers who have large fields, as it can harvest them at a much faster rate.
- Harvesters were used by farmers throughout the galaxy. Rok and Zol brought a harvester on their Factory Ship to the forest moon of Endor to harvest lumber, but were foiled by the foonars and Ewoks. Jango Fett's family owned a harvester for use on their farm on Concord Dawn, which Jango knew how to service even as a young boy.
- See Getting Started for information on acquisition.The harvester is a useful tool with a myriad of functions. It can not only be used to collect Runeys but it also is used for obtaining food, ore, and gem ingredients from monsters that have been befriended.
- A Harvester was a vehicle used to clear destroyed sites. They crushed the rubble then extracted and sorted any useful metals or plastics. An average city block could be expected to extract several kilos of precious metals, making them a target for thieves.
- Harvesters bought at the Consignment Store seems to backfire more than the ones made by Sims.
- Harvesters are monstrous golems made from corpses. They sustain themselves on the dead, whether long-deceased or freshly killed.
- The Harvester appears similar to that of the Summoner. It has a blue and red skin tone and a large yellow rune in the center of its chest. Its skull is shaped similar to a Hell Knight, albeit with a large yellow eye and two large orange horns.
- Important code wizard (served before 2000) who was the primary author of hardcode hacks including character generation (chargen) and the Virtual Object System (VOS), since replaced by softcode conversions.
- Kategorie:Stub 200px|miniatur Der Harvester (Deutsch: Erntearbeiter) ist ein Gegner aus Alien Swarm. Es ist ein großes, braunes Alien mit einem leuchtenden, knollenartigen Schwanz. Der Harvester greift nicht selbst an, sondern gebärt eine Vielzahl von kleinen Parasiten, die die Gruppe angreift. Stirbt es, so werden weitere dieser kleinen Kreaturen freigelassen. Der Harvester sollte zuerst erledigt werden, damit es ihm nicht gelingt eine Armee von Swarm-Aliens zu erschaffen.
- The Harvester is a servant of a mysterious man with alien traits known only as The Entity.
- A harvester is an automated program that is designed to collect e-mail addresses by scanning websites, bulletin boards, and chat rooms (among other things).
- The Harvester is a dimension-hopping being, whose main goal in life is to consume as much Elemental Energy as possible.
- The Harvester is Vanilla H's Emblem Frame. Designed as a support fighter, the green Harvester carries a nanomachine colony, allowing it to repair the Emblem Frames while in battle. However, the Harvester cannot repair itself, the Elsior, or regular ships.
- The Harvesters are a race of highly-intelligent and highly-advanced extraterrestrial beings. They are a hive-mind race with the intention of conquering and harvesting planets, for their advancement and survival.
- thumb|Eine Probe mit dem Harvester-Erreger. Als Harvester bezeichnete man eine Nano-bio-genetische Waffe, welche die Gene des Infizierten nach und nach zertrümmert. Die Folgen sind zunächst Fieber und sinkender Blutdruck, danach Blindheit, sowie den Verlust der Mobilität durch einen Verlust des Gefühls in den Beinen und am Schluss der Tod. Alles in allem verläuft die Krankheit von der Inkubation bis zum Tod in kurzer Zeit ab und ist ohne spezielle Behandlung immer tödlich. Die Behandlung ist jedoch auch im Endstadium noch möglich und hinterlässt auch im späten Stadium keine bleibenden Schäden.
- The Aschen Harvester is an automated farming machine that traverses the skies above Aschen farming planets. Relying on anti-gravity technology to float over entire fields, the Harvester is used to collect the crops by some unknown means when the field it is assigned to is at the peak of growth. The collected crops are stored in one of three large compartments on board, eventually being transported through the Stargate to the Aschen homeworld. The Harvester can also transport other objects through the Stargate, including biogenic weapons, making the Harvester much more than just a farming tool.
- Harvester is a 2010 thriller film directed by Michael de Liveri and starting Tom DeVit and Lawrence Hawe. The film is set in a small Midwest village where the locals live in fear of a Jack the Ripper-esque murderer who lives in the nearby forrest. A struggling author (DeVit) moves to the village to document it's history, but when killings begin the newcomer soon learns the village and it's leader (Hawe) are hiding something.
- File:Q4.png In Quake 4, Harvesters are gigantic, 50-foot tall spider-like robot mechs used by the Strogg as anti-vehicle heavy armor. They are the largest, most powerful Strogg units seen in the game. The Harvester consists of a humanoid "torso" (equipped with two blaster arms) attached to four spider-like legs. They only appear in a handful of levels, and can only be properly fought if the player is inside a vehicle (hovertank or mech walker). They are extremely resilient (5,000 health points, the most durable non-boss enemy) and very dangerous. They attack primarily with a full-auto blaster, and can periodically launch a swarm of two or three powerful homing rockets. They can also impale enemies and even vehicles with their legs; this attack is an instant kill even against a hovertank. H
- Harvesters were developed several centuries prior to 2370 and originally took ten years to perfect. The harvester itself was an invisibly-small synthetic virus, tiny enough to enter the body through the skin, and lethal alone. It was classified as a biomechanical gene disruptor. The T'Lani and Kellerun each produced mass quantities of the weapon during their centuries-long war. The entire population of T'Lani III was devastated by harvesters.
- The Harvesters have a hollow chute with an appendage that grabs the mature fetal sacs for insertion in the power plant, and can also be used to attack any intruders to the fields. Whether the machines collect the conceived fetus from a smaller pod under the main pod or if they create it themselves is unclear. An old crazy man imagined them to be dragons and set up a booby trap for them by using a hollow Sentinel as bait. They were also included in the Infant Training Sim, in which the Zion operative had to avoid the Harvesters while freeing an infant from the fetus fields.
- A harvester is a machine that harvests Queens during The Facts in Dead Rising 2: Off the Record. Several harvesters, guarded by mercenaries, have been placed throughout Fortune City, including three at Fortune Park, two on the Silver Strip, one on the Platinum Strip and another outside the Yucatan Casino and Underground entrance. The harvesters are collecting Queens in an operation being carried out by Agent S on behalf of Phenotrans. Frank must destroy each harvester before he can face Stacey in a final showdown in Uranus Zone.
- Harvesters are intimidating creatures, being nearly a third of the size of a Thresher Maw and highly aggressive. Their primary means of attack appears to be flying low and "dropping" klixen. This could mean that harvesters either birth klixen or simply pick them up and relocate them. Either way suggests a rather fiendish intelligence; the harvesters are smart enough to use klixen both as shock troops and, failing that, mobile ordnance.
- Harvester is a type of structure used to extract resources from the environment while unattended. After locating a sufficient concentration of the resource, the character places the harvester over the resource and sets the harvester to extract it. The character must provide a source of power (wind, solar, or radioactive) and must periodically empty the output hopper of the harvester. Harvesters also require maintenance.
- The Harvester is a multiplayer stage in Metroid Prime Hunters. It is a map with two parallel sides (one orange and one green), a middle section, and three levels. This map holds every Affinity Weapon in the game. The Imperialist is located between the two spawn points on the same side next to an Ultra Energy Capsule (replenishes 100 energy) and two UA units. The Volt Driver is located on the second level in the middle area for each side. The Battlehammer and Shock Coil spawn on the first level of the orange side, leaving the Magmaul and Judicator on the green side. Two Missile Ammo units spawn on the second level exactly on the border of the sides. Below the Missiles are two more UA units. There are Jump Pads that can be used to reach the second floor, and a single Jump Pad that normally t
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