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Interestingly, it's noted as one of the few times that overkill was applied to a zombie attack, resulting in the zombies all getting wiped out with very few human casualties.
- Similar tests to hold or flee are applied in certain other tense situations, such as having a friendly unit wiped out close by, getting charged in the flank when already engaged to the front, or being confronted by terrifying enemies charging straight at you.
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For the Prothean client races, it's suggested that much of their cultural identity was wiped out as far as the official record since said person notes that Prothean wasn't just the name of his species or empire but applied to any citizen, Prothean or non, within that empire.
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