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* MurderByProxy: One of the crimes that Judge Death was charged with according to his prisoner file is "Incitement to Murder".
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* ContemplativeBoss: Dredd is introduced watching over the city from the balcony of the Grand Hall of Justice with his arms folded behind his back. Hershey and Anderson come to see him, but he doesn't turn to look at them throughout the conversation.
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* ContemplativeBoss: Dredd is introduced watching over the city from the balcony of the Grand Hall of Justice with his arms folded behind his back. Hershey and Anderson come to see him, but he doesn't turn to look at them throughout the conversation. [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in that Hershey is technically ''Dredd's'' boss, but he commands so much respect that the trope works very well for him.
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* MurderByProxy: One of the crimes that Judge Death was charged with according to his prisoner file is "Incitement to Murder".
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** Judge Mortis is vulnerable to a gas, which has a release valve just behind him.
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** Judge Mortis is vulnerable to a gas, disinfecting gas (which, granted, is so powerful it's lethal to humans), which has a release valve just behind him.
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* ArmorPiercingAttack: Laser weapons bypass your shield and directly damage your health.
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* ArmorPiercingAttack: ArmorPiercingAttack:
** Laser weapons bypass your shield and directly damage yourhealth.health.
** The Lawgiver comes with an armour piercing round that deals heavy damage per shot.
** Laser weapons bypass your shield and directly damage your
** The Lawgiver comes with an armour piercing round that deals heavy damage per shot.
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* BearTrap: Judge Fear's WeaponOfChoice, which he's fond of spamming during his boss fight.
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* BearTrap: Judge Fear's WeaponOfChoice, weapon, which he's fond of spamming during his boss fight.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: Your average criminals usually surrender immediately when most of their buddies are dead. Death cultists tend to surrender if you kill all nearby tall, black-clad "elite" cultists.
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* FelonyMisdemeanor: Some of the crimes you can arrest random bystanders for to increase your lawmeter are downright hilarious. Possession of a goldfish without a license, [[SelfDeprecation possession of comic books]], ''noise annoyance''.
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* FelonyMisdemeanor: Some of the crimes you can arrest random bystanders for to increase your lawmeter are downright hilarious. Possession of a goldfish without a license, license (which is listed as technically falling under ''unlawful imprisonment''), [[SelfDeprecation possession of comic books]], ''noise annoyance''.
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* EnemyCivilWar: On several occasions, Dredd can come across Death cultists and street gangs engaged in a firefight with each other.
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* EnemyCivilWar: On several occasions, Dredd can come across Death cultists and street gangs engaged in a firefight with each other. Zombies and vampires also attack anything living, including the cultists and the very scientists that created them.
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* DevelopersForesight: Heatseeking ammunition does not home in on undead enemies for obvious reasons. If you first set them on fire, on the other hand...
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* UniversalAmmo:
** A limited example in that the Lawgiver has a single ammo pool, which different firing modes deplete at different rates. Regular rounds give you 64 shots per magazine, while incendiary and explosive empty a magazine in just eight shots. Ricochet, armor-piercing and heatseeker fall in between.
** The same holds true for the Lawrod rifle, which has two modes: either it fires like an automatic rifle, or single shots in sniper mode which are much more damaging individually and get you much fewer shots per magazine.
** A limited example in that the Lawgiver has a single ammo pool, which different firing modes deplete at different rates. Regular rounds give you 64 shots per magazine, while incendiary and explosive empty a magazine in just eight shots. Ricochet, armor-piercing and heatseeker fall in between.
** The same holds true for the Lawrod rifle, which has two modes: either it fires like an automatic rifle, or single shots in sniper mode which are much more damaging individually and get you much fewer shots per magazine.
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* ListOfTransgressions: The Dark Judges' prisoner files list the crimes each of them were charged with.
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* ListOfTransgressions: The Dark Judges' prisoner files list the crimes each of them were charged with.with by Mega City One's Justice Department.
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* NoodlePeople: The game uses a very stylized art style reminiscent of the ''VideoGame/{{Timesplitters}}'' series; Rebellion would use a similar style for their later game ''VideoGame/RogueTrooper''.
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* NoodlePeople: The game uses a very stylized art style reminiscent of the ''VideoGame/{{Timesplitters}}'' series; Rebellion would use a similar style for their later game ''VideoGame/RogueTrooper''.games ''VideoGame/RogueTrooper'' and ''VideoGame/Shellshock2''.
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* NoodlePeople: The game uses a very stylized art style reminiscent of the ''VideoGame/{{Timesplitters}}'' series; Rebellion would use a similar style for their later game ''VideoGame/RogueTrooper''.
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''Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death'' is a FirstPersonShooter based on the ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'' comics released in 2003.
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''Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death'' is a 2003 FirstPersonShooter based on the ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'' comics released in 2003.
comics, developed and published by Creator/{{Rebellion}} for the PC, Playstation 2, and Xbox.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: Hilariously, [[PlagueMaster Judge Mortis]] can be fought with cleaning products according to the loading screen, although it's not put to the test in the game itself.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: Hilariously, [[PlagueMaster Judge Mortis]] can be fought with cleaning products according to the loading screen, although it's not put to the test in the game itself.itself, though you do force him to retreat into a quarantine room by pumping sterilizing gas into the hospital wing he's running amok in.
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* ListOfTransgressions: The Dark Judges' prisoner files list the crimes each of them were charged with.
-->'''Judge Mortis:''' Murder, Genocide, and Transmission of Prohibited Diseases
-->'''Judge Fire:''' Arson, Murder, and Genocide
-->'''Judge Fear:''' Murder, Genocide, and Inciting Terror in the General Populace
-->'''Judge Death:''' Murder, Incitement to Murder, Genocide, and Attempted Omnicide
-->'''Judge Mortis:''' Murder, Genocide, and Transmission of Prohibited Diseases
-->'''Judge Fire:''' Arson, Murder, and Genocide
-->'''Judge Fear:''' Murder, Genocide, and Inciting Terror in the General Populace
-->'''Judge Death:''' Murder, Incitement to Murder, Genocide, and Attempted Omnicide
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* FeralVampires: While "Dracula"-style vampires do exist in the Judge Dredd universe, the vampires in the game are recently deceased humans who have been injected with Dr. Icarus's Pet Regen virus, regenerating their bodies (and giving them a fitness model's physique) but also causing their brains to revert to a feral animal state. When the virus infects a corpse whose brain has been dead too long to be restored at all, a zombie results.
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: While "Dracula"-style vampires do exist in the Judge Dredd universe, the vampires in the game are recently deceased humans who have been injected with Dr. Icarus's Pet Regen virus, regenerating their bodies (and giving them a fitness model's physique) but also causing their brains to revert to a feral animal state. When the virus infects a corpse whose brain has been dead too long to be restored at all, a zombie results.
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* TrickBullet: Ricochet bullets will ricochet off walls and around corners (though this has extremely limited usefulness), and also can be used as rubber bullets since they do significantly reduced damage compared to standard rounds. You can thus use them to demoralize enemies you're trying to get to surrender.
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* TrickBullet: The lawgiver's selectable multi-function bullets.
** Armor-piercing rounds fire in single shot rather than the normal rounds' burst fire, but deal more damage per individual hit.
** Ricochet bullets will ricochet off walls and around corners (though this has extremely limited usefulness), and also can be used as rubber bullets since they do significantly reduced damage compared to standard rounds. You can thus use them to demoralize enemies you're trying to get tosurrender.surrender.
** Heat-seeking rounds auto-track enemies but cost much more ammo per shot compared to regular or armor-piercing rounds.
** Incendiary rounds set their target on fire, which isn't really useful as doing so against undead enemies just means the zombie or vampire trying to claw your eyes out is now doing so while on fire, and setting criminals on fire tanks your law rating and is a good way to get the Special Judicial Squad on your ass.
** Explosive rounds do exactly that, but they cost a very large amount of ammo to use.
** Armor-piercing rounds fire in single shot rather than the normal rounds' burst fire, but deal more damage per individual hit.
** Ricochet bullets will ricochet off walls and around corners (though this has extremely limited usefulness), and also can be used as rubber bullets since they do significantly reduced damage compared to standard rounds. You can thus use them to demoralize enemies you're trying to get to
** Heat-seeking rounds auto-track enemies but cost much more ammo per shot compared to regular or armor-piercing rounds.
** Incendiary rounds set their target on fire, which isn't really useful as doing so against undead enemies just means the zombie or vampire trying to claw your eyes out is now doing so while on fire, and setting criminals on fire tanks your law rating and is a good way to get the Special Judicial Squad on your ass.
** Explosive rounds do exactly that, but they cost a very large amount of ammo to use.
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* TrickBullet: Ricochet bullets will ricochet off walls and around corners (though this has extremely limited usefulness), and also can be used as rubber bullets since they do significantly reduced damage compared to standard rounds. You can thus use them to demoralize enemies you're trying to get to surrender.
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* StunGuns: The primary usage of the Ricochet bullets is not actually ricocheting them around corners (which has extremely limited usefulness), but rather to use them as rubber bullets since they do significantly reduced damage compared to standard rounds. You can thus use them to demoralize enemies you're trying to get to surrender.
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** Judge Death can be contained by a powerful enough psychic, so once Dredd frees the Psi-Judges, Anderson is able to trap him.
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* NumberOfTheBeast: Death's prisoner ID number is 101-100111-666.
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* NumberOfTheBeast: Death's prisoner ID number is 101-100111-666. His associates have the same first nine digits (which add up to 6 as well), followed by 667, 668, and 669.
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* CreepyHighPitchedVoice: Judge Fire sounds unnaturally high-pitched.
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* NotMeThisTime: When vampires and zombies start running amok around the megacity, everyone naturally thinks the Dark Judges are responsible. Instead it turns out the current outbreak of undead is being caused by a MadScientist called Dr. Icarus who's been using his retrovirus designed to resurrect dead pets on humans.
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* MeleeATrois: Human enemies and undead will fight each other as well as Judges, and different gangs will also engage in firefights against each other.
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: While "Dracula"-style vampires do exist in the Judge Dredd universe, the vampires in the game are recently deceased humans who have been injected with Dr. Icarus's Pet Regen virus, regenerating their bodies (and giving them a fitness model's physique) but also causing their brains to revert to a feral animal state. When the virus infects a corpse whose brain has been dead too long to be restored at all, a zombie results.
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* ArmorPiercingAttack: Laser weapons bypass your shield and directly damage your health.
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* LeanAndMean: Judge Death's nearly skeletal figure makes him quite thin. At one point he's shown executing a random civilian, and the civilian is noticably larger than he is.
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* {{Kevlard}}: Obese Zombies are the most damage-spongy enemies in the game besides Judge Fear; they can withstand extended fire from the lawgiver and even multiple grenade launcher blasts. Fortunately, they're also incredibly slow due to their massive bulk.
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* {{Kevlard}}: Obese Zombies are the most damage-spongy enemies in the game besides Judge Fear; they can withstand extended fire from the lawgiver a good 31 or so armor-piercing rounds (regular zombies go down after only 3-4) and even multiple 3 grenade launcher blasts. Fortunately, they're also incredibly slow due to their massive bulk.
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** Judge Fear is ImmuneToBullets from every weapon in the game......except [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter shotguns]]. [[BossArenaIdiocy The game places an Arbitrator shotgun conveniently in front of him]].
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** Judge Fear is ImmuneToBullets from every weapon in isn't ImmuneToBullets, but he's enough of a DamageSpongeBoss that just about the game......except only things that can kill him reasonably quickly are [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter shotguns]].shotguns]] or grenade launchers. [[BossArenaIdiocy The game places an Arbitrator shotgun conveniently in front of him]].
* DamageSpongeBoss: Judge Fear can withstand an impressive amount of damage before going down, requiring over 3 full mags of gunfire from the lawgiver's default fire mode, or 9-10 grenade launcher shots or shotgun blasts.
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* EliteMooks: The vampires. Whereas the zombies just shuffle around and can even be killed with your fists, the vampires are faster and more durable, making them comparatively harder to put down.
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* EliteMooks: EliteMooks:
** The vampires. Whereas the zombies just shuffle around and can even be killed with your fists, the vampires are faster and more durable, making them comparatively harder to putdown.down.
** The black-robed cultists wield heavier weapons such as laser rifles, light machine guns, or grenade launchers, and can't be made to surrender.
** The vampires. Whereas the zombies just shuffle around and can even be killed with your fists, the vampires are faster and more durable, making them comparatively harder to put
** The black-robed cultists wield heavier weapons such as laser rifles, light machine guns, or grenade launchers, and can't be made to surrender.
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* FlunkyBoss: Judge Fear is accompanied by endless waves of respawning vampires, while Judge Death is fought alongside respawning Deadworld skeletons.