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The drawback is that he's almost incapable of collecting armour (degeneration will set in too quickly).The smell of reptiloids infects this place! And we are in need of new boots. Mechanically Unusual Fighter: He has a whopping 225 out of 300 points of health at the start which doesn't degenerate over time, completely unlike any other Heavy champions who generally start with 125, 150 or 175 points.

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The manual even advises against playing him on maps with a low amount of health pickups for this reason.

Crippling Overspecialization: His Excess Matter passive gives him the biggest pool of health in the game, but also leaves him nearly incapable of collecting armour he must grab as many health pickups as he can after a gruelling fight, which is a major weakness on maps with scarce health pickups.

While Vor Matur as a Champion is unique to QC:DE, his sprites are sourced from the Roto Droid enemies from Eradicator.

Alien Blood: To differentiate his damaging blood from the innocuous blood of other champions, Vor Matur's blood is purple.

Stone Wall: Pretty much all of Inquisitor's abilities are geared towards preventing or minimizing damage received.

Expy: The game's own take on Clutch he has the 'Still Defense' and 'Thrust Dodge' abilities, as well as having a defensive ability through 'Reflection'.

Early Installment Character Design Difference: It originally used sprites directly taken from Strife, but were later switched out for recoloured 'Dark Inquisitor' sprites from the Realm667 bestiary, likely to hammer in the resemblance to Clutch.

The sprites were later recoloured for a red and black Inquisitor, which gives it a closer resemblance to Clutch.

Composite Character: It uses the sprites of the namesake enemy from Strife, but is heavily based on Clutch, and uses their dialogue from Quake Champions.

Brain in a Jar: Utilises one as part of its construction, and the theorised reason as to why it went rogue.

Is a Crapshoot: A titanic machine whose hardcoded killing instinct is at constant odds with the memories of its former human life. Voiced By: Dan Donohue (Archival Audio - Quake Champions) Entire monster closets can be cleared out this way without triggering them since the ability's shockwave can penetrate through the level geometry.

Set a Mook to Kill a Mook: Freeman can achieve this with his Active ability, thanks to the way that Doom's monster infighting system works if an enemy takes damage from being slammed to another enemy of a different class via Antigravity Discharge, it will register the damage taken as an attack by the enemy it slammed into, causing the two to devolve into infighting.

Offscreen Teleportation: When playing as him, the G-Man can occasionally be seen teleporting in and around the map, either standing still or walking around and phasing through walls should he meet one.

Invisible to Normals: If at least one player is playing as Freeman in either PvP or PvE, the G-Man will spawn into the map and is only perceptible to those playing as Freeman.

This was removed when the ability's overall cooldown was drastically reduced to balance out the above changes.

Suit' passive, Freeman could subtract from his active ability's cooldown timer by picking up BFG Cell ammo. This was removed due to the ease at which Freeman players could set up environmental kills by activating the ability next to death pits. Initially, 'Antigravity Discharge' could knockback enemy players in PvP.

Suit, a damaged Gravity Gun and the G-Man's assistance, but is still otherwise the same Theoretical Physicist and Right Man in the Wrong Place. Voiced By: Mike Shapiro * by proxy of the G-Man (Archival Audio - Half-Life 2)