In line
In line adjective - Awaiting something; especially something due.
Both terms in one sentence
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Nonstandard Game Over: If you die, Charon offers you the opportunity to come back by paying him instead of triggering the standard Game Over by waiting in line for the afterlife.
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Everything after that point is almost as difficult, more in line with a standard Souls game.
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Lobotomy: Described cheerfully (by the Clonus PR department) as a standard way to keep an uncooperative clone in line.
Source: Film / Clonus
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