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*The name Vergil itself may be a reference to the Divine Comedy, specifically to Virgil, the poet that guides fellow poet Dante through the nine circles of [[Inferno|hell]] and purgatory, much in the same way the Rookie is guided through a metaphorical hell-on-earth, a destroyed New Mombasa, and also through the nine "circles" of audio logs, a reference to the nine circles of hell. | *The name Vergil itself may be a reference to the Divine Comedy, specifically to Virgil, the poet that guides fellow poet Dante through the nine circles of [[Inferno|hell]] and purgatory, much in the same way the Rookie is guided through a metaphorical hell-on-earth, a destroyed New Mombasa, and also through the nine "circles" of audio logs, a reference to the nine circles of hell. | ||
*Like the other Engineers found in the game and in spite of its lack of armor, Vergil still has [[Energy Shields|shields]] to protect himself, and also is able to grant close friendly units shields, including the player. However, the player has no shield monitor, and if playing on [[Legendary]], the shields decrease in strength rapidly. | *Like the other Engineers found in the game and in spite of its lack of armor, Vergil still has [[Energy Shields|shields]] to protect himself, and also is able to grant close friendly units shields, including the player. However, the player has no shield monitor, and if playing on [[Legendary]], the shields decrease in strength rapidly. | ||
*Vergil could be heard through the audiophiles | |||
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