Mass Effect: Andromeda Interview w/the Voice of Vetra Nyx- Danielle Rayne | GCDT Special Ep. 94 All aboard the hype train to Mass Effect: Andromeda! On this special episode of Get Coins or Die Tryin, DeepBoyce and HazyRome are joined by the tough as nails Danielle Rayne, voice of Mass Effect: Andromeda’s Vetra Nyx. From Sarah Conner and AR-15s to Hawaii-Five-0 and Champagne Finales, Danielle takes us on a journey that culminates in her role as a badass female Turian that we’ll all soon know as Vetra Nyx. Get Coins or Die Tryin Episode 93- The Edge of Glory A window into the future has opened and BigRedNY, DeepBoyce, and HazyRome must look 10 years into the future to see where they are. Relationship advice, career aspirations, and having a child who carries all 3 of their genetic traits. The only way to find out how that could be, is to listen to some good ole G-C-D-T! Important Decisions – Get Coins or Die Tryin Episode 92 Important Decisions – Get Coins or Die Tryin Episode 92 Looks like Mass Effect Andromeda is getting rid of the old Paragon and Renegade Dialogue Options in favor of a new system of Agreements and Disagreements.

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Episode 85 in a Nutshell ?Games/Series/Genres we would DELETE! ?Xbox One Exclusive Scalebound Cancelled! Surprisingly Flexible – Get Coins or Die Tryin Episode 84 Surprisingly Flexible – Get Coins or Die Tryin Episode 84 Someone asked us this week about what hidden talents we have. The answer BigRedNY had was one nobody else was expecting. Hear the reaction, plus video game talk on GCDT! Looking Forward – Get Coins or Die Tryin Episode 83 Looking Forward – Get Coins or Die Tryin Episode 83 Its our last podcast of 2016! In this episode, we answer YOUR questions while we look back at the successes and failures of the year that was, and then look ahead to what’s coming up in 2017! Want easy access to more GCDT on the go?! Get Coins or Die Tryin the O-FFICIAL Podcast of The BGB is available on iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher Radio! If you have any quest..."A little piece of advice: You see an Agent, you do what we do -- Run. You run your ass off." A villain who is so terrifyingly powerful that he strikes fear into the hearts of the characters.

Whenever he shows up, they know of his abilities and that they are in true danger of being Killed Off for Real, and most of the time the best they can do is run as fast as they can. A Subtrope of The Dreaded, with the proviso that Hero Killers like to get their hands dirty. When a Hero Killer tracks down a main character, a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown or a Curb Stomp Battle will ensue, with possibly fatal results. If the hero decides that he's Tired of Running, it provides evidence that he has taken a level in badass. If the hero wins the fight, or at least gives the Hero Killer a run for his money, it may be a Moment of Awesome. Such a character nearly always causes The Worf Effect, to demonstrate exactly how much he outclasses the heroes. He invokes Anyone Can Die by his mere presence, stripping away characters' Plot Armor. This tends to overlap with Implacable Man, but where that character is just hard to kill, the Hero Killer must also be a very dangerous threat. If he becomes too much of a good thing and crosses the line into author wish-fulfillment, he becomes a Villain Sue.

If the series was fairly lighthearted before this guy appeared, then he overlaps with Knight of Cerebus. Compare Don't Ask, Just Run, which can be the reaction to either this or to a non-character situation. He is very often the Goliath in a David Versus Goliath scenario. For a video game example to be a Hero Killer, it must be part of the story; contrast with That One Boss, where this feeling is invoked via gameplay because the player keeps losing. The Agents and Sentinels from The Matrix. The Terminator in the first movie. The only reason the Terminators in the sequels don't count is because the good guys had one on their side. Even when they have one on their side, enemy Terminators are usually powerful enough that they can defeat, if not outright destroy, the humans' Terminator allies. This is especially prevalent in The Sarah Connor Chronicles, where the series makes it clear that Cameron is actually the underdog in most fight scenes involving her and other Terminators.

Not to mention the T-800 ALWAYS tell John to run in both the 2nd and 3rd film from the T-1000 and T-X. Its obvious Skynet won't send trash assassins against its biggest nemesis John Connor. Syndrome from The Incredibles builds a robot to kill off superheroes so that he can be the only one left to defeat it and be seen as a hero himself. Dennis from The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, although quite frankly almost anyone could pose just as much danger to Spongebob and Patrick. Star Wars: Darth Vader. No Country for Old Men: Anton Chigurh. While he's the protagonist, Godzilla falls under this in certain incarnations. Humungous Mecha and in one instance a superweapon that opens wormholes are made to stop him, with little success. In movie we have three other monsters in some prophecy that were supposed to rise to fight him, and he kills them all. Mechagodzilla in its first apprentice during the Showa era also qualifies, easily beating Godzilla in his first appearance and the other monster that was supposed to stop him, King Caeser.

Even with the two working together Godzilla has to pull out an odd Chekhov's Gun to win. Destoroyah, a monster born from the one weapon that killed Godzilla in the past. Destoroyah actually kills Godzilla Jr. and nearly kills Godzilla himself. King Ghidorah, Godzilla's Arch Enemy is often played this way, with his mere arrival being enough to send most people into panic. In most of his appearances it takes Godzilla plus an assortment of other monsters to bring him down. The final assassin in Bodyguards and Assassins is a highly-skilled martial artist who mows down pretty much every bodyguard trying to take him on. Eventually, one of the last few manages to get a pistol, after which Reality Ensues. The evil Priest Caleb from the end of Buffy the Vampire Slayer Spike, when he first showed up, with his history of killing Slayers. In his first battle with Buffy, Buffy survived only because her mother (of all people) intervened with a fire axe and caught Spike off guard as he was about to deliver the killing blow.

Sadly, there's a reason Badass Decay was once called Spikeification. Angelus often invokes this, or at least threatens. The friggin Beast of the Apocalypse.The Scoobies spend the entire season running from her in terror.Glory's Mind Rape of Tara is what initiated Willow's first Roaring Rampage of Revenge. But the Scoobies still have to plan out literally every single step they take during the final battle with the Hell-bitch (the overall strategy of which amounts to "desperately try to keep her busy without getting killed for a few minutes"). Jubal Early the Bounty Hunter in Firefly. He shows up without warning, methodically making his way through the ship, taking down everyone in his path with little difficulty, and makes it perfectly clear that he's not afraid to kill innocent people to get what he wants. He probably would've succeeded, or at least thinned out the cast, if he hadn't seriously misunderstood River; she was the only member of the crew he couldn't anticipate.