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- Bottle sind ein Nutzgegenstand aus DotA und Dota 2. Während die Bottle nur drei Ladungen enthält, kann man sie am Brunnen erneut mit drei Ladungen füllen. Ebenfalls werden Runen, die man aufsammelt, in der Bottle aufbewahrt und dann mit der nächsten Nutzung, ohne Ladungen zu nutzen, benutzt. Dies füllt ebenfalls die Bottle wieder komplett auf.
- The Bottle is an item crafted at a furnace from glass. When a Bottle is placed on a Table, Work Bench, Tinkerer's Workshop or on a Wooden Platform, it turns them into an Alchemy Station allowing the player to craft potions.
- Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 095436
- __NOWYSIWYG__ The Bottle is one of the five building materials which are needed to build the Nursery Barn. It was introduced to FarmVille on April 15th, 2010. Ten Bottles as well as 40 other building materials are needed to build the nursery barn. Bottles are also used for lambs, piglets, and baby turtles. Each of these animals requires 10 bottles to fully mature.
- The bottle can be used with the "Red mist" that appears after an Armoured zombie is killed to create a bottle of mist. To pass the doors in the armoured zombie dungeon the bottle must be filled with a certain amount of the "red mist" obtained from killing the zombies.
- Abby Cadabby is helped by a bottle when she falls into Wonderland in the 2008 direct-to-video special Abby in Wonderland. When she holds the bottle, she can grow smaller by saying words that rhyme with "drink". She carries the bottle, and a cookie that helps her grow larger, as she journeys through Wonderland. The puppet resurfaced later (with the same performer, but re-colored green) in the "Elmo the Musical" segment, "Sea Captain the Musical."
- A song written for Utane Uta's Birthday 2013.
- Bottle is a category of furniture.
- The bottle is a glass weapon that can be used in Madness: Project Nexus. In the Story Mode, it is especially common in the Bar level of Episode One, with many grunts drinking out of them before using them as weapons against Sanford and Deimos. The creators of the game; Krinkels, The-Swain, Cheshyre, and Luis, all wielded bottles in the level. Bottles have been seen in the episodes as well, but they have not been used as weapons. They either serve as background items or are used by agents having a drink. Several agents in Madness Combat 7.5 have wielded them as if they were weapons, however.
- An empty bottle is an item that is used for storing other items like water, potions, fairies, poe spirits, Chu Jelly, milk, fish, bugs, Great Fairy's Tears, and other various, usually liquid, things.
- Empty Bottle for containing dye.
- Bottle is one of the two mascots for the Nuka-Cola Corporation at their amusement park, Nuka-World, in 2077.
- Bottles (ビン Bin?), commonly known as Empty Bottles (あきビン Aki Bin?), are recurring items in the Legend of Zelda series. They are small containers, typically glass with cork or wood stoppers, that may be used to carry useful things such as fairies, potions, and Poes, among a host of other things. In most games, a maximum of four bottles may be carried at one time. Usually, one of the bottles acquired is needed to progress further in a game. The remaining ones are typically optional, but may make the game easier. Interestingly, empty bottles may be used as a weapon in boss battles that involve Dead Man's Volley.
- A Bottle is a rigid container with a neck that is narrower than the body and a "mouth".
- At level 21 if you have the Glassworks mill, this recipe will unlock.
- The Bottle is the default melee weapon for the Demoman. It is a brown glass bottle of scrumpy marked with 'XXX' on the label and a year suggesting it was made in 1808. When a critical hit strikes anything that is solid (not air), it will shatter cosmetically and will remain that way until death/map change. It's critical animation is a fast down-faced swing. It has the default melee stats like most stock melee weapon do, base damage of 65, but can be 55-75. A minicrit does 75-101, and a critical hit does 195. It is generally used if the demoman will recieve notable amounts of swlf-damage as almost all of his weapons are spash damage excluding most of his melee weapons, the one that uses explosive damage is the Ullapool Caber.
- The Bottle (ワインボトル Wain botoru, lit. Wine Bottle) is a Sword that is first introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. A joke weapon that literally assumes the form of an empty wine bottle, the Bottle is evidently ill-suited for combat due to its low Might. Like most other Swords, the Bottle increases its wielder's Critical Dodge by 10.
- Bottles are weapons in Silent Hill: Downpour that come in two variants: beer bottles and wine bottles. They can be found in refrigerators, the streets, and in crates with an infinite amount. They have low durability, strength, and range, but can be useful for taking out monsters at a distance. A bottle will break after enough use, giving it more power with its sharp edges, but in return, less range.
- A bottle is a glass or plastic container, generally used to hold some sort of liquid. Link found a bottle in the dungeon he was being inprisoned in. He used the bottle to hold a Fish. The Unknown Prisoner found a couple bottles of his own. (Zelda Series: "Zelda Game", Space-Balls Series: "Space-Balls")
- Water currently has no use, more liquids and uses will be added in the future. Don't drink and drive!
- This isn't just one time but two items, once the cloth is removed, the item becomes known as the Empty Bottle.
- Bottles are a type of unlockable that varies between a gold and a blue bottle. Collecting all the blue bottles in a chapter will unlock character profiles relating to said chapter, while, gold bottles unlock concept art. These bottles are overtly visible, easily found with the help of Shrink Sense directions, or more subtly hidden. There are eighty-three bottles in total.
- A bottle is a weapon that can be used to attack your opponent from afar. Unless your character has a gun in Free Play, it is impossible to defeat Toht without throwing chairs, bottles, tables, or other parts of your surroundings at him during the Bar Fight in Story Mode. In the DS version, Marion is a Bottle carrying character that can throw bottles at enemies. However, on the Wii version, Marion, like all other characters, has to pick up a bottle to use one.
- A Bottle is a miscellaneous item in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
- Bottle is a type of dirt, often mixed with gravel when making cement.
- The Bottle is very similar to the Empty Bottle. It is used by Dan, Grigory, and Giske as a weapon.
- A bottle is generally an inanimate object ranging in size from three centimetres in height to roughly six metres. Larger objects of similar shape are nuncabottles. Bottles have a cylindrical base tapering into a small opening. The unwary or magically powerful use bottles as containers for various liquids, ranging from beverages to household cleaners. Every bottle has a resident spirit, usually a djinni or lich, and use of a bottle irrevocably binds a mortal's soul to the bottle's resident entity, for good or ill. Frequently for ill.
- My damnation came in the form of a bottle. No, not like that. When I was a child, my best friend lived next to a little junkyard - a great place for a kid to hang out. The place was full of mystery and exciting discoveries, and if you found anything nice, nobody minded if you took it. Well, no one but your parents. The only exception was my friend’s mom; most of their bowls and plates came from that junkyard. But I digress. The taste was also pleasant, and it warmed me on the way down. My body was filled with a strange, pleasant tingling. Nothing else happened, not until that night.
- Bottles are used for containing a variety of things, such as water (referred to as bottled water), milk, soda, wine, beer, juice and a variety of other drinks. Bottles are also used to contain lotion and oil. Superman used a large rock to seal the top of a volcano, much like a cork in a bottle. Maximus Mole filled up a bottle with walk water, a special type of water that was in the Molesville Lagoon, which was a source of freshwater located underground, in the land of Molesville.
- In 2153, archaeologist Drake told a contact aboard the transport Arctic One to contact Starfleet Command and inform Commander Williams that he owed him a bottle of scotch. (ENT: "Regeneration") A thermos bottle often included a cup which was fitted atop the bottle. (ENT: "Regeneration") Shuttlepods of the 22nd century typically included a bottle for urination. In 2153, Sim remarked to Jonathan Archer that one of the worst fates he could imagine involved having to "pee in a bottle" while "cooped up" in one of the shuttlepods during old age. (ENT: "Similitude")
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