Liste des références (Soldier)

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En raison du style humoristique de Team Fortress 2 et de l'humour particulier de Valve, le jeu inclus de nombreuses références. Il y a plusieurs type de références, d'un jeu ou d'un film. Même des blagues développés par la communauté et qui ont été introduites dans le jeu. Ci-dessous vous trouverez des références spécifiques au Soldier.

Liste des références (Soldier)

Livres et Bandes dessinées

L'Art de la guerre

«
Si l'issu du combat c'est la victoire, alors combattez! C'est de Sun-Tzu.
Le Soldier
»

Sun Tzu a vraiment dit cela, de son vrai nom Sūn Wǔ, il était un général chinois (544–496 av. J.-C.) et l'auteur de Template:W. Un ouvrage de stratégie militaire très influent.


Musique

La musique qui est joué durant la vidéo À la rencontre du Soldier et qui apparaît aussi dans le menu principal est titré 'The Art of War' (L'Art de la guerre).


La Bible

«
Et puis avec sa solde, il a acheté deux animaux de chaque espèces sur terre. Il les a fait monté sur un gros bateau, et il leur a fait passer un sale quart d'heure.
Le Soldier
»

L'Arche de Noé selon le texte de la Genèse (chapitres 6-9), était un grand bateau construit sur l'ordre de Dieu afin de sauver Noé, sa famille et toutes les espèces animales d'un Déluge sur le point d'arriver. Cela n'a rien à voir avec Sun Tzu, laissant suggérer que la culture historique du Soldier (et esprit) peut être plus que confus.



Crime et Châtiment

Succès: Châtiment pour crime de guerre
Crime and Punishment (en Anglais)

Crime et Châtiment est un Roman de l'auteur Russe Fyodor Dostoyevsky.



For Whom The Bell Tolls

Succès: A la volée
For Whom The Shell Trolls (en Anglais)

For Whom The Bell Tolls (Pour qui sonne le glas en Français) est un roman écrit par Ernest Hemingway prenant place durant la guerre civile Espagnole. Le roman parle d'un Américain dans la Brigades internationales qui est assigné pour détruire le pont durant une attaque sur Segovia.



All Quiet on the Western Front

«
How do you like that, All-Quiet-On-The-Western-Front?
Le Soldier, dominant le Pyro
»

All Quiet on the Western Front (À l'Ouest, rien de nouveau en Français) est un livre à propos d'un Soldat Allemand sur la vie au front durant la Première Guerre Mondiale.


The Guns of Navarone

Succèst: Guns of the Navar0wned Tonton flingueur (en Français)

The Guns of Navarone est un roman sur la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale par Alistair MacLean.


Le Hobbit

«
You just got dominated, Bilbo Baggins!
The Soldier, dominating a Sniper
»

The Hobbit is a fantasy novel by J.R.R. Tolkien that follows the quest of home-loving hobbit Bilbo Baggins to win a share of the treasure guarded by the dragon, Smaug. (Wikipedia)

Shakespeare

Macbeth

Achievement: Out, Damned Scot!

This is a reference to the quote "Out, damned spot!" spoken by Lady Macbeth in Act 5, Scene 1 of William Shakespeare's famous tragedy, Macbeth. This is also a nod to the other Macbeth references in several of the Demoman achievements.

Games

Day Of Defeat

Achievement: Spray of Defeat

Day of Defeat and Day of Defeat: Source are multiplayer games that are also made by Valve, which take place in the European Theater of World War II.

Brothers In Arms

Achievement: Brothers in Harms

A nod to the WWII video games series Brothers in Arms, also obviously portraying partnership between soldiers.



Left 4 Dead 2

«
Aww, am I too violent for you cupcake!?
The Soldier, dominating a Sniper
»
« »

This is a reference to the release of Left 4 Dead 2, when the Australian government forced Valve to censor the gore.

Ironically enough, Australia is depicted in the TF2 universe as a leading producer of creative weaponry and other murderous gadgets.

Buildings

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

« »

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Wikipedia) is a memorial which represents the war grave of fallen soldiers who have not been identified. They usually contain a Soldier unidentified or thought impossible to identify, who serves as a symbol for all the unknown soldiers wherever they fell.

Music

Brothers In Arms

Achievement: Brothers in Harms

Possibly a reference to the blues song Brothers In Arms by Mark Knopfler. The lyrics are mostly referencing an unnamed war, still it appears clear that the narrator is, or at least was, a Soldier, with a deep sense of unity.

Also, the Achievement could possibly be a reference to the popular World War II video game series by Gearbox Software, Brothers in Arms.

Ride of the Valkyries

Achievement: Ride of the Valkartie

Ride of the Valkyries is a popular piece of music composed by Richard Wagner. It is very well-known and has been used in other media on many occasions, usually when the events of the occasion are about to reach or are at their climax.

Famously, the song is used as background music in helicopter assault scene of the 1979 movie Apocalypse Now[1].

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Achievement: For Whom the Shell Trolls

"For Whom the Bell Tolls", in addition to being an Earnest Hemmingway novel, is a song by Metallica regarding soldiers going to die in battle.

The Beastie Boys

Achievement: The Boostie Boys

A play on the name of the musical group, "The Beastie Boys".

Rocket Man

The Soldier's motto "I'm a Rocket Man" is a reference to the song "Rocket Man" by Elton John.

Organizations

United States Armed Forces

«
Pain is weakness leaving the body.
The Soldier
»
  • An inspirational slogan used commonly by the USMC.


«
Are you all trying for a section eight?
The Soldier
»
  • The term Section 8 refers to a former discharge from the United States military for reason of being mentally unfit for service.(Wikipedia)


«
Hooah!
The Soldier
»
  • Hooah (hü-ä or who-ah) is a U.S. Army battle cry. It is used by US Army soldiers "Referring to or meaning anything and everything except no".


  • The Soldiers job title 'Shock and Awe' is an actual military doctrine which is based on "the use of overwhelming power, dominant battlefield awareness, dominant maneuvers, and spectacular displays of force to paralyze an adversary's perception of the battlefield and destroy its will to fight."(Wikipedia)
  • One of the Soldier's lines during his Buff Banner taunt refers to the "The 101st Airborne Division or the “Screaming Eagles”— a U.S. Army paratrooper division trained for air assault operations. During World War II, it was renowned for action during the Normandy Landings and in the Battle of the Bulge, the most remarkable of which was their defense of the small town of Bastogne, where they earned another nickname: "The Battered Bastards of Bastogne".
  • The Soldier also wears an ace of spades in his helmet band with the Soldier's Stash equipped, the use of which was popularized by the division.

SAS

  • The image for the Death from Above achievement is a rocket with wings, very similar to the SAS emblem, a dagger with wings. The same is also true for the images for the achievements of Duty Bound and Wings of Glory.

Sayings and Phrases

"A picture is worth a thousand words"

Achievement: Worth a Thousand Words

"A Picture is worth a thousand words" is a proverb stating that a single still image can explain more than any amount of words could explain.



"Semper Fi"

Achievement: Semper Fry

"Semper Fi" (Short for "Semper Fidelis, which is Latin for "Always Faithful") is well known as the motto of the United States Marine Corps, but is a commonly used slogan throughout history.



"Draft dodger"

Achievement: Backdraft Dodger

"Draft dodger" is a term used to refer to individuals who avoid military Template:W, usually by either fleeing the country or participating in activities that would make them ineligible for military service.

TV and Film

Band Of Brothers

Achievement: Banner Of Brothers

Band of Brothers was an HBO miniseries focusing on a company of soldiers in the United States 101st Airborne Division (The "Screaming Eagles") and the events they took part in throughout World War II.



Full Metal Jacket


The Soldier's voice and general demeanor are a reference to veteran actor R. Lee Ermey in particular his role as Gunnery Sergeant Hartman in Full Metal Jacket. His performance popularized the 'hard-as-nails Drill Sergeant' archetype which has carried over to aspects of the Soldier such as his insistence on calling people 'maggots' and his ability to spontaneously spout colorful insults on the fly. Also related to the Soldier's Shovel taunt (2:40 to 2:57), teaching others about their "war face". The Soldier's hat released in the second wave of Community Content, The Drill Sergeant's Cap, emphasizes this link even more so.



M*A*S*H

Achievement: S*M*A*S*H


M*A*S*H is a Film, Novel and TV series based on a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (M.A.S.H.) positioned in Korea during the Korean War.



Predator

«
You cannot hurt me, I do not have time to bleed! *Cracking noise* My schedule has just opened up! Aaaohhww, my God!
The Soldier
»

Achievement: Ain't Got Time to Bleed

The line was recorded for Meet the Sandvich and was improvised from the movie Predator. It was not eventually used in the final script. The achievement also uses the same line.



Road House

«
You do not frighten me! Pain does not hurt! *Cracking noise* I stand corrected! Arrrrggghhgh!
The Soldier
»

The line was recorded for Meet the Sandvich and was improvised from the movie Road House. It was not eventually used in the final script.



There Will Be Blood

«
I will eat your ribs, I will eat them up!
The Soldier, on the culinary arts
»

This line is a remake of the I drink your milkshake scene in the film "There Will be Blood".

Toys

Smokey Joe

«
I just tore you a new chimney, Smokey Joe!
The Soldier, dominating a Pyro
»

Smokey Joe was a steam locomotive toy that was popular with children in the 1960s created by Hornby Railways.

See Also