Basic
Basic noun - (usually plural) a necessary commodity for which demand is constant.
Seat
Seat noun - A place from which authority is exercised.
Both words in one sentence
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Combat takes a back-seat - there is a basic (and rather deadly) combat system, but it's quite likely that you will never even see it.
Source: Video Game / Unrest - Implied in Warhammer 40,000, where an ejection seat is actually an upgrade for an Imperial or Tau airplane, which suggests their basic planes aren't equipped with them.
Source: Armored Coffins -
Too Dumb to Live: Your passengers do not understand basic concepts like "wearing a seat belt" and "sitting down." They will stand up repeatedly in the car while you're doing crazy stunts, crashing into things, swerving, and generally driving like a maniac.
Source: Video Game / Crazy Taxi
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