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- Mercenaries hail from all races and backgrounds, though are most commonly turians, humans, batarians, or krogan. Given that their occupation requires them to be efficient and capable, mercenaries tend to use superior weapons and armor, meaning their equipment is usually produced by a variety of manufacturers (unlike military forces, which prefer to select equipment from a single company). Mercenaries are usually found at their bases on remote worlds, or protecting their employer's investments or operations.
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- Mercenaries are guns for hire working for the Aesir Corporation.
- 1 Siegal tank pls
- Mercenaries are professional soldiers hired to perform a variety of jobs. In modern times, most mercenaries come from groups called Private Military Corporations. Mercenaries in any game can come from any background whatsovever but it is mostly some kind of military background such as the US Army or unconventional groups such as the Irish Republican Army.
- The hierarchy of the mercenaries works as follows :
* Leader
* Captain
* Mercenary
* Henchman
* Recruit
* Survivor
- Mercanaries are humans coming to the Isle.
- The player's sourcebook by AEG.
- Mercenaries are NPCs for hire. When you hire or summon a mercenary it takes up a group slot and has a monetary fee. In order to hire a mercenary, you must either:
* Own the Age of Discovery expansion (having purchased when it was a new release) or
* Own the Kunark Ascending expansion, which also allows the mercenaries to be trained and equipped with stat gear. or
* Unlock Feature: Mercenaries via the Marketplace at a cost of 1500DC
- Black Sun Elite(CL80-8?) Found in the Northwestern quadrant of Yavin IV, mostly along the beach and around the NW mountain. Spawns of aggressive Guards, Thugs, Henchmen, Assassins. Drop Bounty Hunter armor aproximately 1/40 times.
- The Mercenaries (or Mercenary Guild)—Mercs, for short—are affiliated with no faction, but will take on any project for anyone…if they're paid enough chocolate.
- This is the listing for the agency Mercenaries within Global Agenda.
- Mercenaries were an enemy class encountered by Kain in Blood Omen 2. They were seen in Chapter 6: The Industrial Quarter, Chapter 7: The Canyons and were later briefly seen guarding the Wharves in Chapter 10.
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- Also known as Mercs. Chances are, if you're reading this, you are one.
- Once Gatling captures a circle, he rips apart crowds of pigments with a force to put a smile on your face. He is not good against Pigment Army lines, only against bunched up squares of pigment formations. He isn't that great at later levels once Cannons and Heli towers get thrown into the mix as he doesn't move from his position. Generally the first mercenary you get. image1.PNG|Gatling mercenary Image-1439781661.jpg|Gatling (normal mode) Lol.jpg|Gatling (defend mode)
- The Mercenary faction is a group of private military contractors operating within the Zone, though their exact base of operations and their client(s) are kept highly secret. They appear in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
- A mercenary is a person who takes part in an armed conflict, who is not a national or a party to the conflict, and is "motivated to take part in the hostilities essentially by the desire for private gain and, in fact, is promised, by or on behalf of a party to the conflict, material compensation substantially in excess of that promised or paid to combatants of similar ranks and functions in the armed forces of that Party.
- Mercenaries is a strategy game that was originally created and run by MyWorldIsSquare. Mercs instantly stood out among other board projects due to its scope and unique elements of gameplay. Players signed up to create teams of video game characters that would fight each other in battle topics, originally titled WHO WOULD WIN IN A FIGHT?
- A mercenary is a person who takes part in an armed conflict, who is motivated to take part in the hostilities essentially by the desire for private gain and is paid by a party in the conflict. In Jurassic Park: The Game InGen hired mercenaries on multiple occasions. A large part of the InGen Hunters might have been mercenaries.
- Mercenaries, alternatively referred to as soldiers, are enemies in Test Subject Complete. Originally appearing in Test Subject Green as non-harmful characters in the background of levels, mercenaries were given bigger roles in Test Subject Complete, retaining their previous occupation but also shifting roles across the game, and showing more emotion. The mercenary also appears as one of eight playable characters in Test Subject Arena 2.
- Mercenaries is the second File:Military.png Military Research available at the Library. It is preceeded by The Art of War and leads to Standing Army. The default cost is 100 File:Food.jpg Food and 100 File:Metal.jpg Metal, the default research time 18.3 seconds (275 frames).
- Mercenaries were soldiers available for hire to take part in armed conflicts, often functioning as a third party, usually for private gain or material compensation. They were often hired by nations to take part in battles, or by private contractors to serve as personal protection. From the Colonial era, mercenaries continued to operate in the employ of various different bodies. Unlike the guilds of old however, these mercenaries were commonly used by the Colonial Rite of the Templar Order, although this was not an exclusive arrangement.
- MERCENARIES This newsfile's to detail the IC and OOC situation for mercenaries in Multiverse Crisis MUSH as well as some suggestions for making them work. MERCENARIES - IC ICly both factions are supergiantic megapowers with armies beyond any Earthern scale. In general, mercenaries just aren't needed as often except for at the PCs scale. Even then the factions would normally like to either use their own people or longterm contracts above their want for single hire wonders. MERCENARIES - OOC LONG TERM CONTRACTS SUGGESTIONS
- Mercenaries are fairly powerful units, often based off the unique units of one or more powers. Most of them will exclusively cost wealth, and although many have halved hitpoints and armour and all have no LOS, they all have one advantage, and that is their spectacular train rate. So for the more business-minded factions such as Burgundy, Byzantium, Venice, Japan and Poland which all have added wealth, mercenaries are a viable unit for recruitment. Of these, the former two tend to rely heavily on them quite a bit and can easily summon the right tool for the right job whenever pressed for it.
- In the Ancient World many nations used mercenaries to help fill their ranks. For example the Roman military hired mercenaries in the Greco-Roman War. Mikhael Egorii warband included : Sauromatae Fat Aexsdzhytae (Sarmatian Horse-Archers) Rauxsa-alanna Baexdzhyntae (Roxolani Riders) These units would be used to deal more of a striking blow to more well equipped units. As raiders this unit would be perfect to smash supply lines. In other nations, such as the Egyptian Empire and the Antigonid Empire would use those who would migrate into their borders. Often giving those that did this with land grants.
- If recruited from taverns, they will demand an initial fee which is based on the type of mercenaries and number available. The more mercenaries you find at once, the better deal they will offer. If you do not have enough money for the whole group, they will allow you to hire only as many of them as you can currently afford. In With Fire & Sword, mercenaries are much more common in war parties other than the player's compared to the first games. Mercenaries are still hired the same way.
- Mercenaries have worked all across Immorren ever since the old Warlords era, when the nations known as the Iron Kingdoms of today were still far from forming. It is even argued that their defeat of the Molgur tribes lead to the Thousand Cities Era, during which mercenaries experienced a "Golden Age" throughout Immoren.
- Once a mercenary is available, four choices will be displayed when starting a quest, with various specific rewards for random lengths of time. Some possible quests may be repeated. Each time a quest is accepted, a new set of quests is created, but until accepting a quest, any mercenary may be sent on the current set. Choosing another available mercenary to a quest may open up better quests for a higher level mercenary. The required amount of File:Ruby.png to revive a dead Mercenary is: 10 + ceil(1.5level) Burial File:Gold.png = 10 × monster reward of (Pre-Transcendent HZE + 1)
- The player characters are then seen again, having saved Camelot of the Ex-NEVEC team from falling to his death, flying into the sunset over a sea of thermal energy with the mysterious new Unidentified Flying Akrid resembling either a moth or a butterfly, or the over-gs final form that actually survived, flying by without attacking them. The fact that they show up in the LP2 demo to fight the Gordiant has led some fans to name them the heroes
- Training: Mercenaries are highly trained killers that sometimes you can trust. If you want to profit from the crisis, you have to be highly trained in gun specializing, martial arts, explosives etc. Advertising: In a crisis, finding work is hard to do. Use a ham radio to get your word out. If anybody can reach you, make sure they give you their location and make sure they have the dough to get you by or supplies they can give you.
- Mercenaries are the most prolific in using firearms and assault-based weaponry and gadgets to deal with their enemies. They are physically strong and are deadly in both ranged and close-quarters combat (CQC). Not only are their weapons powerful, but they possess a melee attack with enough force to knock over a Spy. Despite their powerful combat training, however, they are not the most agile compared to their Spy counterparts. They cannot crouch to fit into ventilation shafts, climb poles and scale walls like Spies, along with many other physical maneuvers enabling them to traverse the environment. Instead, they rely on assault and action strength to best their enemies, as well as tactical cooperation to deal with foes.
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