One estimate places the number of horses killed during the four years of warfare at nearly 8 million. British and French forces imported horses from colonies and allies around the world, a near-constant flow of hundreds of thousands of animals across the oceans, headed for war. But the need for constant resupply, movement of new heavy weaponry, and the transport of troops demanded horse power on a massive scale - automobiles, tractors, and trucks were relatively new inventions and somewhat rare. Soon, however, the deadly terrain that evolved around trench warfare rendered cavalry attacks nearly useless on the Western Front. Stay away from him though.When the war began, Europe's armies had an understanding of warfare that put the use of cavalry in high regard. Kill the rest of the enemies before going after him it makes it easier to know his location.Make sure you know his location - he moves after a few shots.
For some reason, after every shot, Clyde stands up to command his troops. Try not to get into Overkills - it would be a big problem if the character in Power Mode gets shot.His sniper rifle does a lot of damage - enough to bring you down in one shot in Professional mode.
It's unknown if he survived this as it occurred during a hurricane. From that point on Rios and Salem never really trust Clyde and always keep an eye on him - the way you might keep an eye on a King Cobra slithering slowly into your bedroom.Īfter a climactic gunfight on Cha-Min Soo's plane, the two operatives left on a hovercraft believing Clyde would die in the crash but for an unknown reason he survived, they later encountered him during a fight in the archive room in the SSC headquarters where he was thrown out through a window by Salem, killing him, presumably because he gets crushed on the ground below. Clyde mocks their failures and repeatedly endangers their lives - even after they complete his mission for him. Rios and Salem are left with a bitter taste in their mouths after their first encounter with Clyde in Somalia. At the end of the game you have an objective to kill his bodyguards, and it refers to him as "Smiley," because of his Glasgow smile. Salem and Rios encounter Clyde in an airplane before the final level and he is seen with a Glasgow smile(such as Heath Ledger's Joker,) and tries to kill both Salem and Rios. These scars may have been self-inflicted, which would explain his sadomasochistic behavior. He becomes one of the most hated people in the game after Rios and Salem first encounter him. Preferring the term "mercenary" to a private contractor, he works alone - partly because he likes it that way - but mostly because no one else can stand him. A few of his most notorious features are his Mohawk, his face mask, much like Salem and Rios, and the Slashes on the undersides of both forearms. Instead, he uses his hands - because it's "more intimate."
Clyde prefers not to use guns to kill his enemies. Philip Clyde and his "Glasgow" smile, giving him his nickname "Smiley" by Rios and Salem.Į. He's a good person to have on your side when you need something reprehensible, or immoral done quickly and quietly, but generally, he's a bad person the rest of the time. Ruthless, arrogant, merciless, sadistic, and insane, but brilliant in a twisted sort of way, Philip Clyde is a one-man nightmare.
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