Back
Back noun - A behind part or surface.
On line
Both terms in one sentence
- XCOM: Enemy Unknown brings back the Cyberdisks (now with the ability to chuck grenades!) and Chryssalids, though it arguably nerfs psi-using aliens to just below the Demonic Spider threshold as they now rely on line of sight.
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Julius hits it to make it go back on line, but that not only fails (with the narration making it clear that this almost never works) but he burns his hand because the screen gets hot after a time.
Source: Percussive Maintenance -
Another episode featured the digital copy of the mind of a now-dead computer industrialist being brought back on line and trying to do this to the grandson of his original body.
Source: Grand Theft Me
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