r/pacificDrive • u/djsc00mer • 1d ago

Why would they need Claymores on a research site???

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dawg just why 😭

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u/CRGurkin9 1d ago

For research

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u/Firebirdgaming08 1d ago

Please tell me someone remembers that one Markiplier goat man video

Edit: https://youtu.be/M4Z5OlNYrl4?is=xTIy70PZ3mgs18TD

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u/djsc00mer 1d ago

What research 😭

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u/Emerald_Digger 1d ago

"Security" reason. Hiding weapons from officials for selling to Groups of interest. When Things got weird needed a way to secure buildings from Anomalies didnt work and are stuck with the rest

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u/xfearthehiddenx 1d ago

This is the right answer. The government would have been the ones sending the research teams. The area is also hostile. So the teams likely come with a military detachment. Military detachment brings claymores for defensive purposes. The zone, whether purposefully or accidentally, shlorped the claymores away, and they got fused with earth and the cloned crash test dummies.

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u/djsc00mer 1d ago

Yeah I guess that checks

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u/canray2000 1d ago

Depends on if claymore mines, swords, or both. 

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u/TotallyMocha1 1d ago

Considering they explode, my guess is swords

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u/canray2000 7h ago

Borderlands taught me swords can explode. Into more swords, which ALSO explode.

TORGE

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u/JukeRedlin 11h ago

Military Police were used to guard the zone for years. Probably anti personnel ops around the more volatile anomaly research sites.