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| - Spotter is a perk in Fallout: New Vegas given to you while you have Craig Boone as your companion.
- This Spotter worked at the first Olympic Games. He judged the distances for the Javelin event in which Atalanta was the winner and Damon and Brontus tied for second.
- A spotter is a training partner or a person who gives assistance to an unsuccessful lifting attempt, which normally occurs when lifting a weight continuously until momentary muscle failure occurs. Also provides the exerciser with the ability to train in a safe and effective manner.
- Spotter is a Friend and Allie of William Selkirk who was stuck with him inside The Speed Force.
- The spotter is a variant strain of the overseer. During the Second Great War, a number of spotters were present on Meinhoff. During the End War, they appeared on a fringe Terran Dominion colony, and allied commanders were called in to destroy them.
- Spotters were small vehicles used during spice mining on the planet Arrakis. Their job was to watch for wormsign, and report to the carryall so that the spice harvester could be lifted to safety. They were also used to locate spice blows on the surface for harvesting. Spotters were either land vehicles or airborne. Usually, both were employed during spice mining. They were co-ordinated by a man aboard the harvester, who was referred to as spotter control.
- Dr. Ryan Jacobs, code name Spotter, is a psychiatrist who works for Gabriella Guzman. Whether he's permanently in Denver, CO or is just there to help Jamie is anyone's guess. "I was born in Missouri where I lived with my parents and two sisters, until I turned thirteen. Then I moved to New Hampshire to attend boarding school. After I graduated there I went to Boston University and got my degree in psychiatry." He helps Jamie Carson in her origin story, and eventually gets her to Whateley Academy.
- Spotters are a species of small herbivores found on Shear, which display social behaviors similar to that of Earth's prairie dogs or meerkats. While some individuals feed on plants, others will serve as lookouts for predators. If one does spot danger, it will make a high-pitched warning call to the others, and will retreat into its burrows as its only protection.
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- In Gears of War 2, sometimes a Drone will man a large spotlight, blinding Gears as well as making nearby Drones and Gunners aware of your presence. This can be assumed to be a spotter. They generally have lower health and will operate the spotlight, much like a Troika, but without the constant hail of bullets.
- In the British Army Snipers use the L115A1 Long Range Rifle, and the spotter is equipped with the L85A2 Bullpup assault rifle, with an attached 4x SUSAT sight. In the American Army Snipers use the M40A3 sniper rifle, and the spotter will use either and M4 Assault rifle with and ACOG sight (AdvancedCombatOpticalGunsight), or the M16 Assault rifle with an under barrel grenade launcher also with an ACOG sight. If the two man team comes under fire they will both "bug out" (withdraw) covering each other by a leapfrog type maneuver.
- Spotters are hovering, five-limbed star-shaped or arachnid cybernetic enemies that comprise the 'immune system' that works as intrusion countermeasure inside the facilities of the oligarchs, such as the Eurasia Tower. Deployed in this role in swarms, Spotters thereby, as suggested by the name, act as spotters for other, less mobile and numerous, but more powerful units. While weak on their own, the Spotters' aerial locomotion, high maneuverability and small size allows them to monitor the population in an area, report on suspicious behaviour and detect threats, alerting other forces to deal with their finds. They are equipped with searchlights, cameras and sensor equipment (that is however easily spoofed). This equipment is located on the Spotter's underside, conveniently placed to survey
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