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Combine Overwatch : ウィキペディア英語版
Combine (Half-Life)

The Combine, abbreviated as CMB and referred to as "Our Benefactors", is a multidimensional empire which serves as the primary antagonistic force in the video game ''Half-Life 2'', developed by Valve Corporation. The Combine consist of alien, synthetic, and human elements, and dominate Earth. They are regularly encountered throughout ''Half-Life 2'' and its episodic expansions as hostile non-player characters as the player progresses through the games in an effort to overthrow the Combine occupation of Earth.
The Combine are frequently shown as harsh rulers over the citizens of Earth, suppressing dissent with brutality, policing using violence and using invasive surgery to transform humans into either soldiers or slaves. Throughout the games, the player primarily battles with transformed humans as well as synthetic and mechanical enemies that are the product of Combine technology. The atmosphere generated by the dystopian Combine state has been praised by reviewers, although the artificial intelligence of the transhuman Combine characters was thought to be inferior to that of other characters in ''Half-Life 2''. In addition to their role within the ''Half-Life'' series, the Combine have been adapted for machinima productions and one Combine character type has been made into plush toys by Valve.
==Design==

Some elements of the Combine's appearance, such as that of the Advisor, are inspired by the works of Frank Herbert. The name "Combine" itself is a tribute to Ken Kesey's novel ''One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'', which features a collection of authorities which mechanistically manipulate and process individuals.〔
During ''Half-Life 2''s development, various concepts for Combine non-player characters were created and later cut. Female Combine assassins, similar to black operations assassins featured in the first game, were planned but later abandoned, although they appear in the ''Half-Life 2: Survivor'' arcade game.〔 Another non-player character, the cremator, was conceptualized as a Combine laborer who cleaned the streets of bodies after a battle with an acid gun and although removed from the game, its head was featured in Eli Vance's laboratory. Other cuts included a variety of alien Combine soldiers that would have complemented the transhuman soldiers in the game and a number of synthetic combat machines.〔 Many of ''Half-Life 2''s Combine characters went through multiple redesigns; the Combine Overwatch soldier was subjected to at least twelve redesigns before the final appearance was settled on.〔
Opera singer and actress Ellen McLain provides the voice for the Combine Overwatch announcer and dispatcher in ''Half-Life 2'' and its episodic expansions, while the various Combine soldiers throughout the games are voiced by John Patrick Lowrie.

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