X-COM Terror from the Deep (OpenXCom) - Episode 31
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Hello again.
Don't you love when Sony Vegas crashes constantly while you want to make the episode slightly more interesting by adding insane dialogues (storytelling) and forces you to render the footage through more problematic way?
Speed Up music:
Quake Champions: Doom Edition - Quad Machine
Quake Champions: Doom Edition - Descent into Cerberon
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The Questionarium (Ep. 26) contains answers for some questions about this series.
The backing thumbnail for this episode is from Black Mesa.
The music list and credits to people responsible for them are at the end of the video before the outro.
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XCOM ARCHIVES DOSSIER
UFO Defense Canon
Name and Surname: Matthias Griffith
Nickname: Empowerer
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: 11 September, 2001
Country: TFTD USA
An unfortunate child of the horrifiying day for the United States, Matthias, despite the infamy, was quite a cheerful child growing up in Pennsylvania, hoping to become a firefighter to protect people.
Fast forward some thirty years - and instead of helping to put down the fires in unlucky houses Empowerer found himself risking his life to extinguish major city fires caused by warfare between religious fanatics, terrorists and local American forces. Because of Cult of Sirius, Matthias sees religion as a greater evil capable of brainwashing entire regions of humanity.
When the Second Alien War finally started, Empowerer was one of people who were extinguishing a port after disastrous alien attack. The surroundings were nothing short of a nightmare, yet Matthias thrived because of his knowledge.
Being observed by fellow X-COM soldiers, he was considered for recruitment. Essentuki, not caring about soldiers' past, decided to let him in.
Matthias loves sunny weather. He hates religion.
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