Well the blood n' guts covered streets ain't cleaning themselves.
You think the corpses just magically disappear every time you quit the game?
You think the corpses just magically disappear every time you quit the game?
Everyone knows that corpses and blood disappear ~15 seconds after death and are replaced by handy loot bags. Unless you're calling Witcher 2 unrealistic? Huh? Huh?You think the corpses just magically disappear every time you quit the game?
How can it not? Ridiculousness that been started by OP (call gunned person Janitor. preposterous!) keeps this thread alive.
It was a hold-over from the treaties ending the fourth cooperate war. The disarmament clause limited the number of cooperate staff on their pay roll classified as soldiers. They figured they could cut around the numbers issue by handing anyone with a mop-bucket a gun and expanding their job description.
So began the long and storied history of the Petrochem XVII Armored Janitorial Corps. I tell you, war has never been more sanitary.
"We've won...the only thing left is mopping up."
'It was a..clean kill. A very clean kill."
"I used to work for the dirty tricks department. Not any more."
"Germ warfare."
"Wipe 'em out."
I can't believe this thread is still alive..
i thought the same man....
"Time to take out the trash..."
"Wow, he really cleans house..."
It is amusing they gave the guy in maintenance clothes a shotgun, often called as Chris says, a room sweeper. Shadowrun even has a shotgun called, 'Street Sweeper".
Perhaps it's a clue?
Oh that toy is a shotgun? Well then. I brought up the *sweeper first! I still think the trashcan is funnier though.
Is it for trash or is it for recycling?